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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-11
OBJ STUA RY.

In Alexandria, Va, Juno 28th, 1863 LAURA
MCCARTNEY, youngest daughter of Christian
and Susan Schafer, in the 9th year of her age
The peculiarly distressing circumstances at
tending the death Of this lovely girl, have call
ed forth The sympathy of this entire community
yet the writer of this, who knew her well, can
not refrain from paying a just tribute to her
memory and virtues.
She was member of st. Paups Episcopal
Church, having been confirmed under Rev j t.
Johnston, about twelve years sgo.
Naturally amiable in disposition, her religion
rendered her very lovely and attractive. and
those who knew her best, bear testimony tina:
she was good girl. She was dutiful dsugh-
ter, kind, afectionate sister, and the home Of
her family is desolate. The burden of grief
weighs heavily on their hearts, but He who
TENDERS the wind to the shorn lamb" will sure
" comfort them in this affection. 1t may be,
our dear ones, those we love most tenderly, are
taken from earth to Heaven, that our affections
may be set more firmly on Heavenly things.
God doeth all things we'll" d.
Died, to-day, at IL o'clock, BENJAMIN r.
WARING, in the 26th year of his age
Gss- His funeral will take place to morrow
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, from the resi-
dence of his brother.in-law, John L. stone
No. 80, Queen st-[Balt. papers please copy. .
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Ry Green & Wise.

1 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY AUG
TION.
We shall offer, by public auction, on SAT
UKDAY, the 18th dav Of July, 1868, at II
O'Clock, in front Of the Mayors Office, the fol-
loving valuable real estate:
No 1.-Two thrce-story BRICK HOUSES,
on the north side of Prince street, between CO.
lumbus and Alfred streets This property is
we'll located and will command good rcnts.-
Te-ms-One- third cash, and the residue in &. L
and l8 months.
No 2-HOUSE and LOT, on the northwest
corner Of Wolfe and Pitt streets, 30 feet on Pitt
street, and 514 Oh Wolfe. This house is suita-
bic for a small family, and is ia pleasant local.
ty Terms cash.
No. LOT OF GROUND, on the north
cast corner of Wolfe and st. Asaph SITS, 234 feet
front by 1U5 feet inches deep. This is q beau
tiful building lot Terms cash. ~ It'd
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AUCTION SALES.
S TEE SA L E.

By virtue Of deed Of trust executed to ne or
the 18th of December, 1866, and oGrecord among
the land records Of Prince William county,
shall, at Brentsvi!le, before the Court House
door of the said county, for the purpose Of pay
ing off the debt thereby secured, expose for sale
at public a.ction, on the Sd BAY OF AUG'T,,
1868, hat being Court day,
A IRA CT OF LAND,
particularly described in said trust containing
900 acres, 3 roods and % poles except I48 acres
rood and 80 poles. conveyed to A. Nicol, By
deed dated January, 1855. -,,,,.,
This land has COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
a good barn and stable upon it, 8 young and
thrifty orchard, and we'll of good water con
venient to the house. This land is easily i'll
proved, well adapted to the growth Of .grolr
and grass, and could be made in 3 short Tine Ii
comfortable home. 4. HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM. CO., ie 24-law4w
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N.aN ALEXANDRIA
80 AND WIN G II e 5 I b L
MAIL STAGE LINE.
FARE REDUCED /!

This old and reliable line Of Stages from Al
exandria via Fairfax @. H., Chantilly, Pleasant
Valley, Arcola, Aide, Middleburg, Uppervillo,
Paris, Berry Ferry and wildwood to Winches.
ter, is now running as follows, viz:
Leaves Alexandria nTUESDA9S,THU Rs
DAYS and SATURDAYS at o'clock g. nj,
or on the arrival Of the Northern mail. and Up
perville on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and
SUNDAYS, at am, and arrives at Winches.-
ter, connecting with the cars for Baltimore, and
stages for Capon Springs and Staunton.
Returning leaves Winchester on TU ESDA "
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 10 8. m,
and Upperville on WEDNESDAYS, FRI
DAYS and SUNDAYS, at 6 a. H.. and arrives
in Alexandria in time for the cars for Baltimore
and the North.
Fare from Alc4. ndris to FaiEtax G. H.Sl &C &C
4" " Upper7illo.... 3 sc
Other points in proportion.
AS this line can be relied upon throughout
the whole year, and the proprietor pledges his
personal attention to the comfort and safety Of
his passengers (he driving himself over great
er portion of the route) the travelling public
may rest assured that his best efforts will be ex-
erted to merit their patronage.
Of1ces-At Mansion house, Alexandria
Amos Fox's Saloon. Fairfax G, H E. G
Broun's Store, Middleburg and Taylor 3
Keigers store, Winchester.
" 6 eo3m WI. WHALEY, Prep.
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BROKEN WINDOWS. -The firing Of the small
cannon at the intersection of King and Fairfax
street, last night, during the progress of the
ratification meeting, was the cause of the break
ing of some of the glass III the windows of
houses in that locality Justice Lewis McKen-
zie who was at the scene of the breakage,
stopped the firing by threatening to commit to
Jail the parties engaged in it. The parties who
suffered by having their windows broken had
their loss made good this morning.
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TO C. AL 1T f. M s !.

CHURCH SERVICES &c, Fo-MoRRo p
Christ Church--Services at II q. e. and 9 p
Z M. BIZ Rev. + II. Mckim.. :,
ct PauEs SCAurch-Service at II N. by
Rev. George II. Norton. -l,4 T.,
Grace Church.-Service at II q. M, b. Rev.
". T. Gardner. The pews in this church are
St. Mary s-Service at and II q. m, and
FIRST Pres6yteriam.-No service
Second Pres6yteriam.-Sermon IN the morn
ing and at night by Rev. J. T. Leftwich.
Methodist Episcopal Church South:-Sern95n
il the morning and at night by Rev. Mr.. Hougn'
Methodist Episcopal. Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev j. K. Wheeler
Methodist Protestant.-Sermon IN the hlolh'
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Jones. o.bt
Baptist.-Service in the morning anu d. Ii e "
BY Rev E. j. Willis.
Village Chapel.--Service in the morning al u
at night By Rev. Mr.. James -,
Alexandria Christian Assocsa t1oSi-aSlhe a.
Prayer Meeting in the Baptist Cnurcn, al
4 O Clock D. m, and every evening during Inc
coming week in the Association's neWroom' Sc
cond floor of No. 90 King street, at O'Clock
A cordial welcome will be given to all VINO
will attend upon these means of grace
TIe SAILORS Bethel under the auspices OF
the Christian Association of Alexandra. at -
n. M, at the rooms of the Corn Exchange.
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The MARKET, this morning, was we'll sup
piled with vegetables, without any material
change in prices though. the tendency is to a
decline. New potatoes aro selling at 40 cts.
per peck. Cabbage, beets, onions and cucum-
bers are in abundance. Butter and eggs at last
quoted rates. Tomatoes are beginning to come
IN treely-and sell at different rates according to
quality. The Butchers bad good supplies Of
goe fresh meats. Blackberries from to 10
cts. per quart. ..
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ThA Markets.

Lo4DoE, July 11-Weather good. Consolf
for money 94sa93!; for account 944ao4a. ., S.
bonds 93S
LIVERPOOL, July ll.--Cotton quiet; sales
$500 bales Corn 1929. Flour dull
NEW YORK. July 1l.-Money 4a6 per cent
Exchange lOs Gold 14lb. Stocks active
North Carolina IS 1853; ex.coupons 743 Vir,
gnia is, coupons ST.; new Oh. Flour lOal5e
lower Wheat dull and nominal]y lower. :
Corn dull and 1c lower. Pork firm new mes:
$2s 50. Lard 17aal8z. Cottons quiet at 323 fo1
uplands Freights quiet. ...- 49,. ..
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA r. R.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA r. Il: -
The following communication appeared IN the
Washington Star Of yesterday evening:
s:While returning from the country last
Monday morning, my horse ran away, en-
dangeriog my life, and that OF sister seven
wears of age, under circumstances when, L
think, attach much blame to the persons III
charge of the trains running on the Alexandra
and Washington Railroad. My mother little
sister and myself we're in an open buggy, when
. short distance this side of Roach spring, we
we're oyertaken without the least warning by
a train at nearly full speed, which, when first
seen, was not over 500 yards behind US. My
mother Jumped off from one side of the buggy
and |, thioking she had the little one OF, jump
ed from the other side, and took the horses
head to quiet him. just at that moment, ana
as nv mother was about to lift the child OFT,
the whistle was sounded, while alongside of
the horse, which startled him. l,seelng that the
child was in the buggy, hung on to the bride
for about 600 yards, when my back struck
post in the road, thereby breaking my hold
and throwing me under the wheels, which
passed over my body, though fortunately not
;niuring me seriously. The horse kept on aud
was finally stopped at the bridge, and, though
the buggy was broken, the child was unln-
iured All this time the car whistle kept
screaming, and persons yelling at the horse
from the tram; these peopled never
stopped the train or whistle. Persons 10 the
neiehborhood tell me that the employees of the
road hugely enjoy the sport Of frightening
horses in this same manner. II few officers
were made to swing tor such barbarous prac-
tice, such scenes would not be of so frequent
occurrence. " or y. 5. w.
The officers OF the railroad state that the
writer Of the above must have drawn upon his
imagination for the statements it contains
There are certain crossings on the line Of the
road at which the engineer is compelled to
blow the whistle as warning to those who
may be approaching those points, but the
whistle is sounded no where elsc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-11

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Ann
Jordan, colored, for an assault on son OF Cleo.
Taylor, was discharged, and the costs OF the
case assessed against the complainant.
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-A search warrant
was issued against Alice Venere for dress be-
logging to Jennie Javins.
Jennie Javips and Minnie Seymour, tor
threatening and abusive language towards
Alice Venere, we're in default of the payment
of the imposed fines, and of the required Sc
curity, committed to Jail.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July ll.-The mar
ket is quiet, with continued light receipts
Flour quiet and prices unchanged. Some small
lots new Wheat offered, but no sales reported
and quotations nominal Light offerings of
Corn, with sales of good at 1l3ali5 for white
and mixed. 7 he first sample of new Rye was
offered this morning and sold for 155. Oats
quiet with sales at 76a78.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TREeAzBTTE
Prince Alfred Visits a United States
SQUADRON.

LONDON, July l0-l2l5 ?. M.-Prince Al
fred, who has been staying out at Windsor on
leave, since his arrival from Austria Ia, lett the
royal residence this morning and pad con-
p]imentary visit to an inspection of the Unite d
States feet, lying in he So,eat, under command
of Admiral Farragut The Prince boarded the
Admiral flag ship, Franklin, The usual hon
ors being accorded him in fine style by the
officers and crew
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a Confederate officer KILLED

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1.-THE Nash
vile Banner has received special dispatch from
Knoxville, stating that Col. A. NJ. Ashby, late
OF the Confederate army, was shot and instant
ly killed at six o clock D. M. yesterday by II.
G.. Camp. .,
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NEinerS'S Strike.

PorTsvILLE, July 1.-THE strikers continue
their warke attitude. Gangs were this morn,
ing rowing about in all directions. Last nig'
they committed no violence. They drove the
workman from the Mill Creek Railroad.
This morning the marshal of the county is
guarding the furnaces and colheries in the vi
cinity of Pottsvie with armed men. A fight
appears inevitable. -- a. --.i-- go
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POLE RA1sINo-It is proposed by the resi-
dents OF the western end Of the city to erect at
an early day, a Seymour and Blair flag pole at
the corner Of King and Commerce streets
Several speakers will be invited to deliver sd.
dresses on the occasion.
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ACCORDING to the old saying, you will al
ways do best to go to the largest establishment
for your supply in every line. S. Dealham, 1913,
King street, Schoolher s. Bros, old stand has
the largest clothing establishm ent and the fines
and cheapest clothing in the city. At his place
you can get good goods, and every article i is
he is doing enables him to sell from 10 to u
per cent cheaper than any of the lesser lights
III 7-OaUtf
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FAp,rERs AND MECHANICS BANK OF

FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
GEoRaETovN.-On Monday, the 9Th instant,
the following gentlemen were elected directors
Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank for the
ensuing term:-N. NJ. Sweeney, Evan Lyons,
Esau Pickrell, S. Cropley, John Davidson,
W. C. Magee. G. NJ. Matthews, P. 7. Perry
and F. Wheatly.
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STALE VEGETABLES We have been re-
auestcd to caution the public against the pur-
chase and use of stale vegetables as several cases
of sickness have occurred from inattention to
this advice
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line TABLE CHANGED. For the accommo-
uaslon OF the public the train of cars on the
ashington and Alexandria Railroad that for
Tue last week Or so has left Washington 4
e'ock' Will 10 future leave there at 20 minutes
a''er cloek-the time of departure previous
to the late change.
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T7RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
L trust executed by John McMehon and wife
to the undersigned, recorded in Liber q, No. i
folio 124, land records Of Fairfax county. /
the payment of a certain debt to Elizabeth
Gould, offer, at public sale, on MONDAY, the
l7lb day Of August, 1868 Quarterly Court in
front of the Court House door at Fairfax G. e.,
the tract Of land therein conveyed, situa cd in
said Fairfax county, forming portion Of the
Mount Hebron tract, and containing, by com
putation. l35 acres, roods and 23.7 poles. !:
adions the lands Of Elizabeth &. Gould and
others. Terms cash. .
iy i0-c0ts +. Il. SMITH, Trustee.
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AURORA BoREALIs The Aurora Borealis
or Northern Light, presented beautiful dis
play last night, and was observed by many IN
terested spectators Was it the Aurora Bo-
reals?
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CIT 1T e MI s

SAVE MONEY and time and insure your own
health and comfort, by calling on Blondheim.
corner King and Fairfax streets, and examining
his large and varegated stock of Summer wear,
who owing to immense success this season, will
sell them off at Is per cent cheaper than any
clothing house in this city, large or small. To
satisfy yourself, call early at BLoNDHEIMs,
" il Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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NEW Wharf.-The first arrival of new wheat
BY the Orange, Alexandra and Manassas Rail
road reached here yesterday evening. It was a
consignment of so bags to Brewis & Lawson
and was raised by Mr. Wellington Mellon, of
Bealton.
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G. & 0. CanaL-ln the annual report Of the
president and directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company to the stockholders July
/, 1868, the president states that there has
been moderate increase of the business of the
company during the past year, and that the
prospects for uninterrupted trade and trans
portation during the current year look encour-
aging. .t-
The revenues for the year ending December
81, 1867, exceeded those of 1866 by the sum
of $lS,lS7.97, and the amount In the aggregate
to 1886, O34 49, The current expenses for the
year 1867 were S346, $3.50 60, (inclusve OF
interests and balance of loans of 1861 show
ing the excess of revenue over extraordinary
and current expenses to have been Sl3S, 1873 81.
The report shows that the reduction Of tolls on
coal to one fourth of one per cent. per ton has
given an impetus to that valuable trade, that
will prove profitable to the company, and ad-
vantageous to the cities OF Georgetown and
Washington. 1t is stated the break 10 the
canal has been repaired and that boats may be
expected here from Cumberland on Wednes-
day or Thursday next
RATIFICATION MEETING. y Yesterday even
ing, large number of our citizens assembled
in front of the Mansion House, to ratify the
nominations of Seymour and Blair, and were
addressed in animated and eloquent speeches
by Judge Moore, Captain William H. Dula-
ny and Colonel Charles E. Stuart. The
speeches were all received with great ap-
plause. Much enthusiasm prevailed on the
occasion -salutes were fired, rockets let off, and
hearty cheers greeted the speakers whenever
they alluded to the Conservative nominees.
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DEAD DOGS. Arrangements should by all
means be made for the instant removal from
the streets of the bodies of the dogs killed by
the police in obedience to orders.
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MARRIED.

In Culpeper, by Rev. j. B. Taylor, jr-, On the
evening of the It'll instant, Mr.. SlLAS Al.
NEWHOUSE to Miss MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter of G. w. Rixey, esq.
In Richmond, May g. 1868. by Rev, j: l..
Burrows, JOHN G. BURRUSS, of Caroline
county, to Miss ANNIE M. HICKS of Rich
roonS
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TRAVELLING TnuNKs-Fine Sole Leather
Trunks. Ladies' Dress Trunks, Packing Trunks,
Valses, Leather Bags, Satchels, &C.. in every
variety, at 5. DEALHAMs,
iv3 108 King st.
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TOMATOES. We have received a specimen
Of fine tomatoes, grown on Bush Hill farm,
near this place, by Mr.. Bentz.
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Fatal Sum Stroke.

CINCINNATI, July Ill. B. Woodruff
news editor of the Cincinnati Times, was sur
struck yesterday afternoon, and died almost
immediately. ..'I
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GREAT BaRaA1Ns.-S. Dealham, .lO8. King
street is selling off his immense stock OF Sum
mer Clothing at cost in order to make room for
his tal stock Don't miss your chances. Jy III
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MISSES Caters, Kid and Morocco Boots. Z
fine stock at very reasonable prices, at "a, King
street. Tie 19-lm] w. b. WADDEY. ,
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CH1LD's Boots and Slippers, large stock o
every description-very cheap-at u, King st
e l9-.1m w. b. WADDEI.
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MARINE List.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY /

SAILED.
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, by }.
Broders & Co. >.
Steamer Empire, Price, New York, by M
Eldridge & Co.
Steamer E. O. Knight, Denty, New York, by
II. g. Winship.
Schr. Ephrsim Anna, Green, Boston, by
Central Co. So. -.,. =,
Schr. Lottie Klots, Young, Hudson, n. Z,
by Central Coal Co.
Schr. Jane L. Newton, Rich, Boston, by Cen
trail Coal Co.. -.......... ..:.... s..-..
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TEE CREAM LOON.
BRENGLE'G
ICE CREA NJ SA L 90 n

~. No. III, King street,
Having been thoroughly repared, reftted
and refurnished, is now open for the acc0mmo o.
dation of the public
Ladies and gentlemen will find this saloon an
agreeabl, place in which to refresh themselves
with ICES and CONNECTIONS.
ICE CREAM at Sl.50 per gallon.
ICE CREAM, Orangeade, Oh ocolate Cream,
Water Ices and Confectionery furnished at the
shortest notice and delivered to any part OF the
CITY. ie 13-tf
WHITES TOOTH POWDER, Halls Hair
w Remover, Rosadalis, and Mexican Mus
tang Linirnent, received and for sale by
iy7 JANNEY & co.
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Hot w EATHER.-The thermometer, in the
shade, in this Office, at noon, to-day, stood at
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LADIES Boots Caters and Slippers, at grea
ly reduced prices, at ID, King street..
10 Io-1n7 W. B. WADDEY.'
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OOMmISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
y BILE LOUDOUN LAND.-In pursuance
of s decree of the Circuit Court Of LOudOun,
held at it's April term 1868 in the case OF " m.
H. Fitzhugh vs. Arabela B. Luckett &C., the
undersigned, the Commissioners named IN
said decree, will, on MONDAY, the 10th day
of August 1868, Court day, offer for sale to the
highest bidder in front Of the Court House. in
FARM, containing 1854 acres and "a poles. !he
said farm is situated about two miles from Mid
deburg, and about 3 miles from A!die; has
upon it large STONE DWELLING, E.=s
and all necessary out. houses 1t is well s42g4
enclosed, has Nh abundance Of wood and water:
the land is of fine quality. and well adapted to
grazing and groupings it adJoIns the lands or
Hamilton Rogers, Townsend McVeigh, Frank
l.. Fred and ohm w. DOdd was formerly the
residence of the late Robert J. Luckett, and is
now occupied by VIM Il. FitZhugh. 1t ls, IN
many respects one of the most desirable farms
now for sale in this section of Virginia.
THE TERMS prescribed by the decree are
as follows, viz Onc.thrd Cash, and the residue
in two in two equal annual payments, bearing
legal interest from the day Of sale, and secured
by deed of trust on the land; but said Commits
sioners upon receiving a deposit of not less than
ten Der cent of the whole amount as liquidated
damages in case Of default, may leave the cash
payment in the hands Of the purchaser until
confirmation. y. NJ. ORK.
3. P. holland.
L. CHANCELLOR.
j. r. TUCKER.
J. +. Rinker, Auct. Comm'rs. of Sale
L0udoun co., ie l8-e0ts
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GENTS Boots and Shoes cheap, at "a, Kin
street. [je 19-lmi w. b. WADDEI.
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AUCTION SALES.
rg7RUsTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
IN WARREN CO., VA.

FgIRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
IN WARREN CO., VA.
' virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me,
On tie 18th day of November, 1896, BY Moore
g Blackwell and Joseph II; BLACKWELL and
tbejr wives, and duly recorded in the Clori%s
ofIice OF the County Court Of Warren, in the
State Of Virginia, and by consent Of the parties,
| will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder,
on MONDAY, July 9th, 1868, in 'front.' Of the
Court Bo2se door, in the town OF +, Warrenton3
Va, the valuable REAL ESTATE, conveyed
by said deed, and consisting of the undivided
(SJtwo. thirds of ia acres Of land the other IN
divided " one-third belonging to James BLACK
WELL will probably be offered for sale st the
same time.
This tract Of land is situated about miles
from Linden Station, on the Manassas Gap 4.
r., in one Of the finest and most picturesque
sections Of Virginia, is now covered with blue
grass, and is esteemed among the best grazing
farms in Piedmont, Va. It adjoins the lands
Of Colonel Richard b. Dulany; John Grant,
and others, and is the same land which was
conveyed by Thomas .. Carter and wife to the
said Blackwels by deed duly recorded in the
Clerks office of the County Court Of Warren.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree,
are cash bat the undersigned is authorized to
vary the terms, and will, on the payment Of
So 600 in casn, give 8 liberal credit on the resi-
due, upon terms to be made known on the day
Of sale. B. Z. NOLAND,
jy 10-lawts Trustee