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A.A VALUABLE - -.
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BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALIEN
=. ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOTS


i ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOTS
F.. -s.a AT PRIVATE SALE, ...-
The estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city, and two from Alexan
dria, on the railroad and turnpike between the
Cwo cities t.:s.azze ....
The property will be sold in three parts, viz
l. F1FTY-SIX ACRES, with BRICK
DWELLING, containing II rooms, and out
buildings. On this land are, aniorchard, in full
bearing; a market garden, grapes, shrubber7,
crest and ornamental trees, and never failing
we'll of excellent water. The junction station
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, is within q
few minutes walk The scenery and view ere
of unsurpassed beauty, and the surroundings
unexceptionable. .af. ~ ii u
2. THIRTY EIGHT ACRES Of fine meadow
land, about fifty yards from the junction, and
100 from the Canal-separatcd from No j by
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. This is
excellent land for grain end hay, and for 1nar-
8 5. STWENTY-FIvE ACRES on the Old
Leesburg road, about midway between the
Theological Seminary and Alexandria. The
sive, and the neighborhood very agreeable.
The above property will be showr by the
amily residing at Warwick '.-"" ''
Also, the following lots in Alexandria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the Loudoun and
Hampshire depot, bounded by Pendleton, Pair
fax and Water streets. .
ONE ACRE, ON the south side of Madison
street. extending from Fairfax to ROYAL st,
/ ONE ACRE, or the south side of Montgoln-
cry street, a few yards from the Canal Basin,
and extending from Washington to ST. Asaph
street A part of this lot is occupied by the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad
A lot on the south side Of Queen sire t, be
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about 20 feet
'front.' and 100 Deep to Is feet alley, with tw
81 all tenements thereon @--a-7
A lot, at the northeast corner of Alfred ana
Wythe streets. 49,. -. -. @~1
A lot, on the west side Of Columbus ST. be-
tween Wythe and Madison sire is. =
TERMS:-One half to be paid in cash, and
the residue in two equal instalments st i and
IS m 9nths from sale, with interest excepting
that So, 600 of the purchase money for No. ! caa
remain in the hands of the purchaser for about
years, bearing interest. ... 80. ~
Further particulars OF w. 'C:'TEAT0N. A.
torney at Law, Office in StewArt's Block King
street. G. A. ALENANDER,"'fr ustee
y ia 04-notf 49, '.-,'' .a..'''| F.!.'p '.i' -
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BLE1aHtNo. TIE streets are. now IN tolera-
blaicondition for .sleighing, and all those who
owned, o., could borrow, or hire vehicles on
runners from a. Yankee-jumper to an Albany
1cuttetAhad them sailing through town last
night. General attention was attracted to one
! IL particular "a rough looking sleigh because
from It, as It madly dashed through the streets,
there proceeded the familiar sounds of hand
organ, ipterspereed, however, with the coarser
blasts of horns and noisy rattle Of drums. go
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Fredericks burg, nov 9-lAWiW

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
- BILE FAIRFAX Ian D.-By virtue of 4
d. cree Of the Circuit Court Of Fair fax county,
rendered ~ its November term, 1857. in the
cause of Lucinda Tennson vs.. + w. Wake
field and others, shall offer for sale, on MON
DAY, the 10Th day of Dccernbor next, Court
dav) in front Of the Court House OF FalrfaX co.,
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in Fair
fax county, situsted on the Little River Turn
pike, near Annndule, containing 22l acres, hay
ing on it comfortable DWELLING, ff::FEsa
a line orchard, we'll and other improve k:Ess
ments, and binding on the Turnpike consld-
cradle distance, being the property of which
Samuel Tennison died seized, and now occupied
by f. w. Wakefield.
TERMS-One.te tenth Of the purchase money
in cash, and the residue in three equal in'tql-
ments at six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest, the deferred payments TO be secured
by the notes of the purchaser, and retention Q!
the title to the land till the last payment is
made. .-.- WIN. ii. DU Ian 4,
Fairfax &C no 12-2awts Comm'r. Of Sale.
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FISHERY FOR EENT.

The subscriber offers to rent for the ensuing
season the 'iTent Landing" Persons desiring
to rent will please apply at once to W. Ar, hur
Taylor, Alexandria, Va, or to Fendall Mar
bury, n B. Post Office, Prince Georges county,
Md If not rented before, it will be offered for
rent. by auctions in front of the Mayors O6ice,
on SATURDAY., the 18th of December, 1867.
dec It'd
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WOOD FOR THE Poor On Monday next
wood will be issued to the deserving poor, of the
city In order to obtain it applicants will
procure from the overseers Of the poor, in their
respective Wards, certificates, which, on pre-
sentation at the Mayors office, will Re received
in exchange for orders on Mr. Anger, at the
Government wood yard, for such quantities OF
wood as they may call for. &asa .a5.aa >
The overscers of the poor are: For the lst
Ward, G.. W. Dearborn; for the I'd Ward,
J.. L. Smith; for the 3rd Ward, Charles MAJ
kin for the 4th Ward, Edgar Snowden, Jr
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Z PERSONAL. The Rev. VIM. E. Munsey
will preach in Washington TO- morrow morning.
BE is to deliver lecture in that city, and one
in Baltimore, next week a
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N Z BLI L S A L z =.

By virtue Of n decree of the Circuit Court for
the nunty Of Prince William, entered or the
18th day Of U"j ODER, 1857, in suit in chanc ~
tn. rein pending in wlicn Mar ). Lip;comb
and others arc plaintiffs, and John Williams
and others arc dofendants tac undersigned,
Commissioner, will sci b fore the front door OF
the Court House Of said county, Oh MONDAY,
the I'd dav OF December 1867 that b-i1g Court
day. at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
theHJtfSE and >!.OT. in the town q Co
Brentsyiite. Known as the Tavern Let" sEtsss-
lately occupied by Mrs. Holland As hotel, upon
the following terms to wit Ten per cent cash
and the reminder on credit Of e. II and IS
from the day of sale the purchaser to give bond
aud security therefor, and the title 70 he re-
tanned as q further security for the sGTn'.
Said property is we'll adapted 70 Lhe purpose
Of p boardinp school. and Brr:ltsvi:l" is most
excellent location for ono 800 NlC?L,
Rrar;svillo oct 3I-eo:s Commits isncr
grss. The above sale is postponed unit! ;Ae lSt
Monday in January.
Prince William CO., dec = cots . ..
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7IFXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
PoroMAc NAVIGATION AND TRANsp 5RT

1 OAO-NaS 44NAtl0A11S-N Az hsIaA'oA ShsA
IoN COMPANY NJ, Thay5r in reduced 10
the Senate yesterday bill to inooHpora1tstie
Potomac Navigation ADD Trsnsportatioti Dtln-
pany OF the District Of Columbia which was
referred gsto the District Committee with
Messrs George W. Riggs Mathew G. Emory,
Fitzhugh Coyle, Ward III Lamon,r Geo IT,.
Plant, Henry D. Cooke, Samuel A. Peugh,
Riley A. .Shinn, Esau Pickerell aud George
Hill, Jr, as incorporat6rs the capital stock ct
which company shall not be less than $500 900
nor more.than S2.000,0O0, to. be divided iuto
shares 500 eachll d The comp ny is author
lied to purchase and mod lands and may,
locate and construct 5wharves. docks and rail
ways. into the Potomac river, and in front of
Mason's Island, SO called, as may be nece sary
for the objects of said company, to be built
under the supervision of the Superintendent OF
Coast Survey SO as not to interfere with she
navigation of the Potomac river and the use
and maintenance Of said wharves docks, DC,
shall he subject to he municipal regulations OF
the city of Washington. There shall be no
personal liability beyond the amount Of stock
held by each stockholder. No provision con-
tanned in, the act of Incorporation shall be. SO
as to conflict with the charter of the
cities of Washington and Georgetown. 10
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BUREAU REFUGEES. &C..

AL EXANDRIA, Va, Dec. II, 1901. }.
Hon. Hugh Latham, Mayor of Aleramdaia: ~:
4EDsARyS1R II have from fifty to one hundred
applications daily for supplies of food and
clothing, I am unable to discriminate as to who
are needy and worthy of assistance, and those
who are not I would be pleased to have you
coll meeting of the Oyerseers of the Poor of
the various wards, and institute such measures
as will secure this assistance<to the, needy and
worthy Such could be done by the Overseers
Of the Poor, by their visiting the people in their
different. wards, and giving certificates to the
worthy, which certificates would, upon presen.
,tation at my Office, ensure them assistance and
prevent the Government from being imposed
upon. Very respectfully, your obt. serY't,
~ a:a-, Eol,stEr IS. z LEE, Captain, Sc.
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TIE DESTITUTE. The following commune
cation from Col. Lee, Chief Of the Freedmen's
Bureau in this place, has been received by the
Mayor, and will be laid before meeting of
the Board of Overseers. Of the Poor, to be held
on Monday next -
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REMEMBER THE Poor, in this weather.
especially and be as liberalin deeds Of charity
as you can afford to be-
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The IvER-The Potomac river is1frozen
across from shore To- shore, sschock, block and
Delay, and navigation, for the present, Tor sail
ing vessels has ceased The ice extends a con-
siderable distance below This is early in the
winter for a freeze like the present. Our peo-
pie generally look for the river to be closed at:
ter Christmas-thoughai it sometimes hap pens
that We have such a snap as this, before
that tune The Wipnisimmet, which let here
yesterday morning, at halfpast ten o'clock tor
Washington, has, notretuned .upto this time.
and the Washing ton ferry is zeffectually closed.
The Vanderbuilt, Of the Aqua Creek line, due
here this morning, at 8 clock, arrived at2 this
evening: The Keyport started from her wharf
il-Washiogton, this morning, for Aqua Crack,
but, afteri; coming down the river, as far as the
Halt. way tree, went back. Theisteam,tug Po-
tomac, with a schooner. as lighter, in tow,
left here last night, for Pert Tobacco Shoals,
to assist the steamer John Gibson, aground
there There. is an open track in the river In
front Of the city, made by the tug boats which
have been engaged in dragging aaoat and tow
ing to the wharves the various vessels that
were blown ashore In the late gale.
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d CHRISTMAS will be here on Wednesday week
The little folks are getting ready, The sores
and shops are all well filled But they ought
ito, let. buyers know, more generally than they
; DO, where articles for Christmas may be obtain
red, by advertising r.rgn x<l8vG y
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AUCTION SALES.

GlOM MISSIONER'S SALE Of HOUS u
~ LAND ;NEARALE&ANDt < A. BY vir-
tue of decree of the Circuit court of Fairfax
county, rendered in the cause Of George BayliaE
vs.. Victor Strudor and others, I saatl sell, to
theshighest bidder. on SATURDAY., the 9TH
day of January, 1853, atl2 nj . at the Tavern of
r. D sCatts at West End, in Fairfax county, 9
ACRES, lying in said county OF Fairfax two
miles from Alexandria, on the Colchester road
adjoining the estate Of Frobel and othsrs. being
the land OF which Victor Strudor died seized
The tract contains comfortable pWEL u s N5AA
LING, and the necessary buildings and { sssga a.
improvem tents. Ia d. 40 hI" ~ 80 = -
TERMS-One third cash, and the residue in
two equal instalments at six and twelve months,
with interest, to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser, ard retention OF tue title to the land
TIL the last payment is made - -
. orl nj e'gT-H ~ VIM. H. DULANY,
saio2 b. ra.G= tH& E Commissioner of Sale.
Fairfax county dec 2-2awts sa,T4 .l.3@ ~.
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FEED FEED!

EEEDl FEEDI FEED! -,
We have on hand all kinds of FEED, which
we are prepared to sell at low prices, delivered
to our friends and customers in any portion OF
the city. Give US your orders
s"'}il' GW1N, BECKHAM s. CO., 2
dec u 33, King street.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.7ge
FOR RENT NJ

6rss 1853 - i.a5t- ~ kT LEN Mr. Of
E Eai The three story FARMHOUSE No: 2O9
Cameron street. containing ten Srooms--a good
stand fora grocery store. To q good tenant
the rent will be moderate. For terms, &C., ap-
ply to Mrs. TUBMAN, 1877, King st: [de 12-6t
<s7s s. s. WAREHOUSE FOR RENT..-1rss'
hH wo large and commodious Warehouses,
on Union street. near, King-one adJoinining
the old Custom House, and the other opposite,
corner of Dock street. Good stands for any
business; the ono first named well adapted for
manufacturing purposes. Rent oderate; =
dec l0-eo6t E. 6gs R JOHNSTON. =
81 81 3s. y ss'Haal FOR RENT. s4l'Eg-a5 2.ta 70
ELL hWAREROOMS,t Nos. SO and 81, Cameron
street, under the Theatre building Possession
given Immediately Applyjto
! aug 2-tfallGl GWIN, aREC KHAM s. co. :.
<,.a FOR RENTTwsoc ,sToR under under. the
HH Mansion House Hotel also, DWELLING
suitable for large families
OF boarding houses, and Others of smaller capa-
city. And on Union street convenient TO the
railroad, TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable 10.
the lumber, coal, wood, OF plaster, trade: En-,
quire of hrs II .Sr. n JAMES GREEN,
iy5tf LtlzH Htl.tEN u SIS, Prince street.
81 FOR SALE-on Royal ST WO5 NEW
E$s FRAME BUILDINGS, opposite Jamie
sons Foundry The above property will be
sold cheap and on easy terms The lots are
large, and the buildings are nearly new: For
particulars apply to j. A. STOUTEN RICH,
cor. King and Columbus SITS. sep 16-tf
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NORWOOD SCHOOL. VIRGINIA. -, -.

NORWOOD SCHOOL. VIRGINIA. -.
- WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal.
- l.. M. BLACKFORD, M A, Associate. %,
WALLER HOLLADAY. at34 y
WILLIAMG. STRANGE, B. \.
JOHN X. PAGE, NJ. D. ~
RICHARD III. BOLLING G..
HENRY SCHARF, Instructor in Hooution
and Drawing. -r.e715 q,a9IiE -
WIN L. AKERS, Instructor in Bookkeeping.
This School is modelled, in its course and
mode of instruction, as lar IS possible after the
University Of Virginia. and is designed to pre-
pare students for that Institution, as well as for
practical business life; -. ..s-
The English iBranrhes, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Natural History. Comparative
Physiology, Bookkeeping Elocution and
Drawing are thught by competent and iexpee-
rienced Instructors. Orthograpny, Compost
ton and Pennanship receive close attention
Regular religious services are readily, accessi-
BILE The hrst term begins September, 18th,
1867, and ends February l4th, 1858 The "a
terms begins February 18th, 1865 and ends
June Oath, 1883. Monthly reports sent home.
Board, tuition, washing, fuel AID attendance,
$l65 per term Pupils received at any time
Catalogues sent on application.
Address, WIN. y. CABELL, Principal.
nov 8.tian'1 Norwood P. O., Nelson CO., Va.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Dec, 12-Beef
Prices to-day ranged as follows Old Cows and
Oxen ana Cows 4 5Oas6 Is; fair to good Stock
Cattle Sass IS; fair quality Beeves 25aS7
and the very best Beeyes 7 5Oa$9 per 100 lbs,
being an advance of about Is cents per 100 lbs.
on all grades. f;.y Nil. r.. - ,a.,--
s, Sheep: The supply has only been mod erate
market ia dull, and prices unchanged; sales OF
fair to good Sheep at 8 a 5 cts per ID. gross. g
Hogs.--The receipts. have been fair during the
past week, and with brisk demand the market
has ruled quite active at an advance of O.cents
per l00Ibs., prices ranging from SO 80 to $40 30
per 100 lbs net for good Hogs. q
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COMMERCIAL.

i. ALEXANDRIA MARKET, December l4.-The
closing Of navigation has had a depressing
effect upon the market which was very quiet,
with light offerings, and very limited demand,
buyers holding off, Flour is very firm, the
stocks on hand being light, and holders antici-
patng an advance. Wheat quiet, with sales OF
common white at 23O. Offerings of ll75 BUSH
elsnew white corn, with sales at ITO. Very little
Rye offering, and no sales reported. Oats in
light request for home consumption. Dressed
Hogs frmer at So. 50a$9 for choice lots for fam
lies Poultry in fair supply. Tursies 18a2Oc
per pound. f1s.-ts 5fa~- <,..,.I. -a
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= CANAL sAoUEDUcr Il he work of recon
,structipg the Alexandria Canal Aqueduct at
Georgetown, has been suspended until such
time as the weather will permit of its resump-
.tinn ~ - -, - i
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Faunuicr county, nov %. cots Comm rs
ENTITY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

Pursuant to q decree OF the County Court Of
Fairfax county, entered st the November Court,
1867 IN the suit Of Conrad's Executor VS..
Thomp:on, the Undersigned, IS Commissioner.
will sell, u tao III chest bidder. ut public sale,
MONDAY the 10Th day Of December, 1867,
that being Cour: day y TRACE OF LAND,
continuing 50 acres. Tbis land WAS originally
Il part of the Hunter Mill tract, lies on the A,
l.. & H. r. r., and is Of good quality.
TEkMS-O 3c-lOurth Of the purchase n rncy
in han :, as deposit, liable to b9 forfeited, AMI
the land resod at the risk Of the purchaser
shouIi he fail TO complete his purchase upon
confirmation ny the Court; the residue III rqus!
nstl!nln IT.. payable 1t six. twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale; the
purchaser to execute hi: note, Tor the same, and
tno title retained until the last payment is made
:5:a MP: sac COZ eyanco at the cost OF the pur.
chls"r. HuOS. MOOH-, Comm =.
tnirt. 60 I1V =! -iaWtS
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ssKATIsa But for the snow on the ice, the
boys would have 4aspleDdid" skating But
[ they can soon clear off the snow suficlenty;tor
their purpcses.I9e&fuasE !iisJ
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EDUCATIONAL.

vDUITION INTHE HIGHER BRANCHE
i or English, French and Music on the Piano
" '0'''''' MISS VIoLETTA, L JONES
:, Applications will be received at Mrs Car
ter'S, SO Prince street. - dec CIV" Z
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COLONEL JOSGPHUS Il. CHAFFIN,
42 ears old, Is inches high, and weighs 25 lbs,
and wears q heavy beard, - .2"'
Will be exhibited at the Assembly Rooms,
Dec 18th, 18th and 18th. $3.50. =. - 49,. ~ 81
~i:Giie Us 1@4ai --3, :.t - 49,
$4,000 will be paid to any person who will
produce his equal 80 /. 80
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: .lLOGa LINE e
sss. 90, DECEMBER H.,
CE ~ q SERVICES. TOMORROW.

christ chureA.-services BY the Rev. R. q:
MeKim, pastor. at II q. m. and n p. M. :.
Grace Ghurch.-Seryice at IL a. M, and 80
n M. by Rev. D. F. Sprigg The pews in this
Eb,1reh arefree. " stiSs0 7a5tssH ta5 1H: 3t@ )
III st Pauts Service at III a M, and34 p. ~,
nv the Rev. g. 81. Norton. r
solu St! Mary's-SerXice, at Z and II q m, and
!. sd p. M ? - saohc aGxg0jGE.d anx, ttfalls3 -
First Pres1ytsri as,.- Sermon in the morning
Z BY the Rev Mr.. NJ Csmpbell. Ne. service at
night - = = = = = 81
Second r ss6yteriq&nsa Service n.themorning
and at night by the Rev. j. 7: 1Ieftwich.l 20
Methodist Episcopal, Church South Sermon
81 ID 1.-THE morning and at night, by Rev. Mr.
..GMdor q daoa q .!i@jat
q sahethodist Episcopal in the mo rning
Dtsnd atnight By Rsv:o MFR! WheelerJH ~ a.
Methodist Pr]5tssta,st Services in themorn-
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Jones' $50 ~
. Baptist. Service insthemorning and ;stnight
by Rev: =, j. Willis: rnn,
WUaSs Chapel 4-setmon lmofhing and nigh
by Rev. Mrs Hummer. 8
Alexandria Christian, Association.-Ge
Prayer Meeting lin, the NJ P. Church at q.
fioclock p. En1:, and every evening during the,
oomiEg;week in the 4 Associations new room, Sc
; cond aoor of No. 90 King street, at O'Clock.
"A cordial welcome will be- given to all who
will attend upon these means OF grace g.
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pUBhlI;a SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
4 L.SNU IL EAlkEAN CHIIAIY.-Bg

( u BID SA LIE VIZ LINZ V ftlJD \ d -
4 LAND N FAIRFAX C2UNTY.-By
vittue of the de cree OF the County Curt Of
Fairfax county, rendered in ;ho cause OF Fanny
Siru.sOj., and others ". James Stone and 9th
crS, 7 <h;l sell. at public auction. on the iCTu
DNY1OF 5DECEMbER, 1857 Court day, in
ERAL VALUABLE TRACTS or LAND,
in Fairfax county, being all the land Exclusive
of 100 acres assigned to the widow rs her dow
or,) of which Caleb Stone died seized, lying on
Sandy Run. This land vii! be sold separately,
as follows One lot OF l3 acres, containing u
fine mi site, One tract.ot u acres and tw9
larger tracts Of about o acres each. The land
isawell wstered and most Of it heavily 'imbered
and contiguous to goOd mar kets, Dy both water
and rail communication .. ....5s -..'
TERMS -One-tenth cash, ard the residue in
three equal instalments, ut six, twclVe and -
be secured By the notes Of the purchaser and y
retention Of the title till the Ia t payment i
made. VI. DULAN1 BALL. Comm r.
8 Fairfax nov 23-eots ......s..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VALU-
ABLE LOT OF LAND, NEAR THE
Village +: OF GERaIA NTD HN.-- Purs uant
to decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax CO.,
rendered ut the November term, 1867, Of said
Court, in the suit of Mcfarland vs.. Harrson's
heirs" the undersigned, Commissioner, named
in said deere, will, on the 18TH DAY OF DE
CEMBER, 1867, that being Court day, offer, It
public sale, in front Of the Court .Hoise 81 sal !
county. a VALUABLE LOT or LAND t.
ing near the village of &c mantpwn and c,.n.
tanning about TWO ACRES It is well SC. in
grass, and its location makes it valuable "
> TER Ms One.teath of the purchase honey,
or an an cunt 81 f;cient defray thr Of this
suit in cash. a. deposit, liable to be frrfeted
upon the purchaser Sizzling to complete his pur-
chaseu confirmation by. the Court the res,
idue in three equal payments, at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the
day Of sale to be secured by notes Of the pur-
chaser, and q retention Of the title until the
last payment is made
L Fairfax co. ITO 16-eots Comm'r CT Sale.
nnrnA1 q. .s,1I IL. nd .LIERRING for col q
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e FRONT ROYAL The cars on the Manassas
: Gap Rnilroad, commenced running e. on the
trout Royal switch, on the 10 his ]
'steal r III Is : : 2 Il r - - z
~ ReUhrRY .-zNN3oWssis the time for the country
people to send in their poultry to market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-14
SALE OF LAND.

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Byvirtae If II ec:ec Of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfav county, rendered at the November
term, 1867 Of said 'ourt, in the suit of Tram
melrs Admir- VS.. T7ammell, &c. the subscri-
ber Com rissio Ter, named in said decree, Will
or MONDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1857,
(th"t being Court day otfsr az public sale, TO
the hghcss bidder il front Of the Court House,
Of said county, TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing 81 acre. ::nA - poles This land Is without
improvements, tut is Of 6 'nd quality, and ad-
Joins the lands Of WhcLeG and others
TERMS-One-fourth OF the purchase monc%
in hand IS deposit, liable to be forfeited, and
the land rcsod at the risk Of the purchaser
upon his failing 10 complete lis purchase upon
confirmation by the Court the res due in three
equal ins;AlncniS ut six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest from thc day Of sale, 10
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser, nad a
retention .. toe .ito until the last paymen: L:
made. Expenses ofconveyanca.and stamps :"
be at the cost OF the purchaser.
: EJ% THOS. MOORE, Cornn'r, Of Sale.
Fnirfux county, nov lJ-laW4w