davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

COn-LIvER OIL.-To those who are accus-
toned only to see cod-liver oil put up in small
bottles for medicinal use, it may be dificult 70
convey realizing idea of the amount of this
oil which is manufactured and turned To n GREAT
variety of uses where the cod are caught. In
Norway, for instance, the livers, as removed
from the fish, are thrown into vessels holding
ten or twelve hogsheads, and then, after fire.
quent stirring with wooden beaters, a fine
transparent oil escapes, which is drawn off and
preserved as the first quality The remaining
mass is. treated subsequently in successive
stages, the free oil, after partial decomposition
OF the livers, being first drawn off, and heat
applied, up to a certain degree, for another
quality; after which a considerable increase of |
temperature results in the yielding up of the |
last quality, known as the dark tanners OIL
In some parts of Europe, and in Newfoundland, !
another method is made use of, but the special |
object of our article is to illustrate the enor-
nous possible yield of this oil, taking into ac.
count the number of fish caught It is esti-
mated that over So O00,O00 Gods are taken in
the North Atlantic alone, the livers of which
weigh from one to two pounds each. Allowing
what may be considered fair estimate. a
quarter of pound of oil to each fish, we have
over H. 900, 900 of pounds, or 6, 900 tons of oil
in the annual yield from this source alone.-
PhilG. Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
AhAPAHO AND CHEYENNE INDIANS OF THE Upper
ARKANSAS RIVER A@As

For second Of forty instruments to be expended rn- a
OF th Secretary of the Interior. according to the terms
~ .he seventh article treaty of October fOureenth
and i've the fiscal year ending june thirtieb
anu siNty-e -e2ht. hfty-six Thousand
d @ la o. goods provisions and forth purchas-
W tue ArapahO and Cheyenne Indians
Sas river, for the fiscal wear endnr Jnne tbirtoR
huh'red and slXty-eight, twenty thousand dollars
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

Of tba Meere valid and conclusive certain procamatons
VI she feSuent and acts done pursuance fhareof o. ~ %
United States. - '0 4"'e reOeilon against the
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
to 4ots, Woaig Gbntatn tau Horticulture ann Q5mna yt

SMYRNA DEL WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MARCH IL, 1868
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07

Who ever head Of woman win pref
" ankles and whole stockings. complain Of
We. sidcwslks or muddy crossings!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07
For the Jasper Conrier.1
Ea,k from the Grave.

a p'ainiive voice calls forth
To SCUM md North.
VI Eu'nw Spring. of bloody Bunker Hill
q broih'rs' oh! is this Tor h, we ieIi?
'i'ik 10 The voice OF the immortal slain
OF C,mder's, Of Lexiny,on's cory tisin,
y brothers! oh! We shed our blood in vain
Hark! TO The brayes from Valley Forge.
they plead.
"Aid ice and socw for you we s,arve and
hipeo."
Hank ~ The shout! frtm yJrk,owB's bloodv
hight
@ bro'htr.! q! we've ga,n'd The gio,ioo.
fyhi
Taen tfyihsr-, then. Oh! firm in union r,nn3 ..
4 nd God siii tless y,u. md lle IL h,,.lsnt
Tbc by % E,pe'
ro la'Roys 10 tfsy' cal forth
Brnlhe's We nc' resr Via. y -Perr,vil.e. :
Ara 10 re.ture ihe Unioo 'here W. fen.
Al. 80 '.menbsi dire CBicksmsugs;
The wound. the. bluod OF 'hat sufi'nng day
We 20 restore '.,ve u Union
f''. brcrhrrs. yss! AT Getysburg we won
W. f"upit, ue he'd, 10 link tar Union.
HArL! 80 'hs 'sh,te-' oi Ball Rams bloody
Hail. oh mmor'sl slsin of South Moun
We ought, We bsd TO link The Union.
Tie swelling chorus tark! from dale and
hill,
TO Ink the Union j. 10, hat We fell--
What Faction, P,ce. .Dd locul Fl late have
we fought ~ Q bled 10 link the Union.
Let that @hs'- pas. TO the p,s, belong
Nnh ell our heart. yss, We forgive the
wrong.
Ferdinand. Avg |, 'GS. N f.
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Republicans on the Platform

The Cincinnati Commsrciui sgeskinp
Of The attempt made by Butler snd S'eyru'4
TO construct the Chicago platform 10 terms
unfsvcrsble to The bondholders. and reierirg
to The recent speech Of Senator Morton con
dem'ing The bondhoiders' poicy. says:
'rhess consider-,ions make Us deeoy re-.
gret TO see the report tha, Senator Morton
has declared himself N the Srnste in 'svor
Of paying the debt 10 Legal tenders lis
position and infiience have been very dif.
leren, from ,ba, Of Ben. Bnter, aud hi. 70.
pudistion Of The party platform viii hive
much more damaging effect. r. al sdd
immense force TO The argument which ere
used 10 show hat me party 10 fa,ed to un-
derQo ar early dissoiu,
When Senator Ben. Wade wes on ,hs
stump lac, Fall, he said Ia his Marietta
speech:
III you look into The face Of . man In IA.
vor Of ,sxiog United States bonds, You took
into lhe face of Penlieo las b.td'
The New York Tribune cf Saturday lest,
denounces the Democratic platform ss .fanE
repudialion.' aud thus lrys down The true
meaning Of the Chicsgo platform:
n, act Of the United S,s'es hss ever
made greenbsck dollar. or any hing N ore
than note promising TO pay a dollar II
IS declared 'lawfu! money and a 'lega' ten
der in payment Of dsbls;' hut none Of the
Five e'twehiies are payable in lawful NOR ey,'
or legal ,ender' They nre al. expressly
paysbie in 'dolla.s: and hence The Demo.
cratic platform 10 declaring that bonds nsy.
able in dollars ehall not be paid in doiisrs.'
but deprecated pepper notes. or promises.
whether of the United Stafes. OF Patagonia.
Ior John Smith is reputation, 10th OF lie
spirit and the letter. Our platform is prr
vaded by a tone OF earnesrness ana sinceri
|ty 10 the hngusge In which il vindrcates he
national iaiih. which shows tina. il means
whst il ssys"
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Paying If the Green.

o Riddles desr. oid you hear
TIE Inle tha''s going round.
Tha, they'll pay thu d. bis in gr..nbaeks,
Aud keep The country -ouhd,
That the money the IerdeIs gave IA,
When lhe bonds were sold.
They sho ioke ~ payment back sRain
And not ihe people. god,
Aud not the peoples gold,
And not The peoples gold.
He shall ,ak. IN Rayueni buck again.
And not the Ieopl,'s gold!
We want TO ree The tnxss
And expenses growing less,
We want 10 mountain load of drot,
Our children 10 oppres.:
ff il's ever 10 De lifted
Ard from OF the people rolled
We mus, psy in what we borrowed,
And no, in solid gold.
And not in solid gold.
Aud 10, in solid gold,
We must pas in what we borrowed,
And not IN sClid gold!
Wen restore again the Union
For which our soldiers died,
And the Radicals all will swiftly fell,
Before the risibg tide!
W. have again a country.
And before We all get old,
May hear again the jingle
Of the silver aud the gold,
o. the silver trd The 90 D.,
o. tie silver and ,he gold,
My hear train 'ns nge
Ot III e,,ver sri ne gos!
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His Beard Bill.

Gercrsl Afarl stcpred ~" 'ays ~ Den
.ur Colorado, a TIE Denver llo's' and hl.
: xp4nsss'rre itu- stated ~ ~ txchanre;
'r~o dsgs' boa't,. $40: emons. whisky. src
cigars. s,15 Z lo's, Se5 Ulysses is evi
ieni, at,,rr sg.y NJ o iimr 81 u
O H,,an Uy,s's. GENE l., m 70 vour d'd,
Y ur .,pre,' hss cfi. ndsU every Temperance
rad:
A sly drink. /, 20 know, WON. do any hsrn
Ru, his prblir dunk Il fu,l Ut aisrn!
Cnme h.m G. me homs! Come home!
Sa.., H,tnu Uvrs,s r.m. h,m!
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The WAY TO PEAcE.-Grsnt says he
wants peace. But there can be no peace
upon the platform OF the Chicago Couven
ton. The millions Of toiling white men
who are made The hewersof wood and draw.
ere Of water To tsx.exempt and privileg. q
clsss hy Tho policy hich the Chicago plat
form sflirms. have entered UPON . wsr
sqsins, ,hrn oppressors. and will pern, no
peace until their righ's ore conceded. The
only way 10 peace is through equal ,sxsiscn
and equal srr sacy fvs all.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07
PUBLISHED EVERY fnipAY, At JisPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, ny
Gle len 4 d @ A N F..
OFFICE On Wrsr MArv STFEsT.

IaRMS-. TKICTLY IN ADEANt /; /:
Single Subscription. for ii.iy Moo. 81 81
For sis months, 90
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Keep ths Facts Before 'hs Pc pie
The cost OF the Wer aud NV, Dspt...
ments since the Republicans have beer il
power is ae follows:
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Mere Mob Law-Three More Of the Ex
press Robbers Hung.

N'oT AsNOotao AAuu&'
II was announced in our dispatches Of
Saturday, that thee more sanen engaged ~
he attempted robbery Of The o. the Adams
Express Company near Browps'own had
been captured in Coles county. Illinois -
These men. Sparkle. Moore. and Jarell,
were taken to Ter- Hsu,e, thence convey.
I'd over the Tere llaute road to Indianspo.
liz, and thence over the Je effersonville isil.
road To Seymour, for Incarceration in the
jGil OF Jackson county At Brownsto~n.-
The train arrived AT Seymour between ten
and slen O'clock on Saturday night, too lare
the Ohio and Mississippi road goiu west -
Not deeming it ssfs 10 rsmsin in Seymour
with their prisoners, ihoso having them in
charge at once procured a wsgon for the
purpose Of conveying them TO Brownslow u.
and a litle before midnight the ps',y de-
parted for their destination. But il appears
tha', short ss was the time, the Wig lance
Committee had been apprised OF what was
going on, and when The wagon containing
the prisoners ard the gusrd reached point
some Two miles west VI Seymour. and IN
the immediate vicinity Of the place where
the three robbers were hanged last week,
the vehicle was surrounded by a band OF
armed and disguised men, variously es,ims.
ted TO plumber from one TO two hundred. -
The guard were ordered out of the wagon.
an order which most Of them a, once obeyed
bat one, appearing rlictatt to leave bic
post OF duty, wss seized by some Of the par.
!ty, dragged out, and rather roughly hsndled d.
The three prisoners were then taken from
The wsgoa, their sbackhs Knocked off. ADD
hey were taken 10 they very tree on which
their c0nfectrates were hung Iast week. and
there executed in the same manner. Their
hate wee drawn over their eyes. end there
,hey were lett. Sparks teet slmost touched
the ground. but the others hung little high
Ier. Before running them up they were
questioned { bout ,he Operations OF the gang
IN Jactson and adjoining counties, but
nothing Of importance was ELECTED.
Early Sunday mornisg the German upon
whose farm the hanging was done, repaired
10 Seymour, ss be had done before. and
gave noiice Of what occurred. OF course
Ihrfe wss great excitement, and at once Q
train wac chartered an some nine car ;oads
uf people proceeded 10 10 The scene Of these
remarkable executions. A Coroner's jAy
aas summoned, and o verdict similsr TO ths
rendered in the previous case wos given,
VIZ Tint the men came 10 their death BY
s'rabgulaiion by parties unknown to the
jury. The bodies " ere taken down. clsime.
by their respective frisnds. and Jecen,ly
buried.
A gentleman who was st Seymour the
greater portion Of the Gay yesterday inform.
us that the suspected class of The communi.
|iy had either Ief the place OF kept them
selves from public view. The crowds oi
idlers who were in the habit Of assembling Q
about the depot on the arriv sl Of the trains
were nowhere 10 be seen. The building
appeared TO be deserted BY oil save those
whose business absolutely required thei'
presence therein. A. Ledger.
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-One Ut The editors 10 Reading had .
clean shirt s5out which no made q broc,
and abused his contemporaries for having
none. Il Afterwards appeared that he hsd
stolen il Oft q pole of brother edi,oe who
wss in bed waning for IL 10 dry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07

Cute Ohiu lawyer 'oa plain country
wom.". . wit.ss: 'Yru nesert that your son
hos wo,k,d on a infm .v.r since he was
borni' i do Wha, did he do the fisi y-a'!'
He MIXED replied The lady. Cute lawyer
whi.lled and let her q,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07
Three Items.

The Marshal Expounder puts these three
ita.ns together:
i shali have no policy OF my own TO in.
'eriere sgainst the people,
y. 8 GRANT.
Isay again, fellow citizens. remember The
fate OF ancient Rome, and vote .or no can.
dida'e who will not tell you with the frank.
ness Of an independent freemen, the prin.
ciples upon which. IL elected he will sd.
minister your government.
That man deeerves 10 he a slave who
would vote for q mum csndito,e when his
iibestie are at stake
ANDREW JACKSON.
IF my sufrsge &, asked for the highes,
civil Office Of my cosn,ry. the CANDIDATE
however ilIustrious and successful he NAV
be, must present some other titles than lau.
rels however gIcriously gathered on the
blood stained battle fieid.'
HEsRy CLAY.
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Cut Ihis Out.

During the approaching Preside nlial cam.
psign, the question will frequently arise,
how many electoral votes there ore, how
many for each State. etc. For the tens fit
OF those who muy not s.rcsdy know, we
rive ths tpltou.inu es.,ou.o,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07

Little Susie, poring over book IN which
angels were represented as wing d beings.
suddenly exclaimed with vehemence:
Mamma, I don't want TO be an sngel,
and need not, need II
why. Susier questioned her mother.
Hump! lesve off all my pretty clothes,
and wear fedders like hen!'
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RATES OF ADvERTIsiae.

EATFH OF NUVEE IIsINN.
Fo, square of 10 lines or lers, wsei .sl o
Each subsequent ipeel'lon, 20 cis
Longer adv eriiscments, st same rn,e.-
a traction over even square or squares,
counted ts a square. These are ,he iern.s
for TRANSIENT edveriisemen'; rsns' nahle
seduction viii be III ade 10 regular adseris-.
ments.
Notices OF appointment of ndniai-'ral,rs
an! legal notices OF like chafsete, 90 be
paid Ii advance.
AyssJaciaG cisDipaTrs:
For Toeuship officers, esch SO
For Count, :" $50
Eor Di.,rict, Circuit, or state. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07

Henry Ward Beceher ssy3 II man
sleeps under my preceding l do not senJ q
boy 20 ~aks him up, bu, I iecl that I boy
had beusr cpms sut wsxe me up.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
The Markets..

LIVERPOOL, April 29.-Cotton a little more
active, with sales of 10000 bales prices I'M
changed. Breadstufs quiet; except Corn which
is frmer and higher; quotations 38s Cd. Lard
firm and advanced to Cos 3d. Pork dull.
NEW YORK, April 28.-Stocks active but
lower after call. Money easy at per cent
Exchange 10 per cent Gold 1891 Cotton dull
and dropping at a3c for middlng uplands.-
Freights dull. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat
dull and prices in favor Of buyers, Corn quiet
and without decided change. Pork dull; new
mess $3.50. Lard quiet at ls5 in barrels.
BALTIMORE, April 28.-Flour firm and active
at yesterdays quotations. Wheat dull; Mary
land red 80; Pennsylvania 900. Corn dull;
white 1l0a111 yellow 100. Oats dull and un-
changed. Rye very firm at 2l5. Provisions
firm and unchanged. .i i" =" '..'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
Auction SALES.
z OUDUUN LAND AND VALUABLE
j MILL. SEAT FOE SALE.

: DUDUUN LAND And YALuiib LE
j i MILL SEAT FOE SALE.
Pursuant TO q decree Of the Circuit Court Of
l:oudoun county, rendered on the 22d day OF
Cctober, 1860, in the case Of Israel Warner ana
Others, plaintiffs, against George kephart and
others. defendants, and by consent of the SAID
George kcpbart, given in writing, the under
signed, Commissioners, named in said decree,
April, 1868 being tie first day Of the County
Court Of Loudoun, in front Of the Court House,
in Leesburg, at ~ o clock m, to SELL at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described ReAl Estate situated in said county
Of Loudoun, III the State Of Virginia. to wit
containing 81 ACRES. This is tho tract on
which the Elizabeth Mills, now burned down,
formerly stood, and is exceedingly valuable.
1t lies on Goose Creek, near its mouth, within
II miles Of 3 lift lock on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. The water, power is amply sutti-
Gent to drive four pair Of five feet hurS it has
a right Of way to the river, and flour can be
taken from tho mill door 10 Georgetown and
Alexandria for tic per barrel. There is good
brick Miller's House and other out-buildings,
and it is we'll adapted Tor all manufacturing
purposes. 80. ..
(" ..l,,... :. THE COTTON FARM,
containing about S43 acres of land, bounded Tor
about 8 milo by the Potomac river, opposite to
the G. 81 o. Canal, within one mile of the above
named Mill Seat; and within y miles OF the
Fsrmwell Depot on the A., l.. q II. r. R.
The land is of good qualty-a part OF it river
bottom, with about 400 acres Of good timber in
one body. The improvements srea
COMFORTABLE DWELLING.
a new Swi,zcr Barn, Corn House. Dairy, smoke
House and Carriage House, and q Spring Of
never failing water near The house.
... ALSO, A TRACT OF LAND,
on the west SIDE Of Goose Creek, containing y
acres, 8 roods and ~ perches, bounded on the
south side by tho Leesburg Turnpike road, and
adjoining the burnt bridge.
TEKMS-Tcn per cent of the purchaac-.non-
cy to be paid in cas- on the day of sale, as de-
post, to be forfeited if the purchaser !aijs to
complete his purchase; the residue Of the pur-
chase money to be paid rs follows: One-third
on the confirmation Of the sale by the Court;
one-third in ono year from the day Of sale; and
the remaining third in two years from the day
of sale; the purchasers to give their bonds for
the deferred instruments, bearing interest from
the day of sale, and the title to be retained as
security for their payment.
Per. ons DESTROYS of examining the land will
please coll on Mr. George kcphart,a at Belmont,
adjoining the land offered for sale
MATTHEW HARRISON.
JOHN JANNEY.
j. L. Rinker, Aucr. Commissioners.
feb 10-ts
POSTPONEMENT-Th sale Of the above
property has been postponed until MONDAY,
the 9Th of June, 1863 Court day. The tract Of
S43 acres will be divided into THREE LOTS
which will be sold separately.
MATTHEW HARRISON.
JOHN JANNEY, Comm IS.
Loesburg, ap 27-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28

SUITS AGAINST PosrMAsrERs,-Thc names

SUITS AGAINST PosTMAsTERs,- names
of Robt. Deatheredge, of Flint Hill, Rappahan-
mock County; G. L. Cochran, Of Salem, Eau
quier County; William Bradield, of Smokers
vile, Loudoun County Mrs, Margaret Will
liams, of Ayr Hill, Fairfax County; David
Meade, of White Post, Clarke County ); A. II.
Spilman, of Warrenton Thomas johnson, OF
Millyiew, Fauquer County and James Cowling,
of Broad Run, Fauquer county, Va, are on the
list of Postmasters against whom suits have
been instituted in the United States Circuit
Court for amounts claimed to be due the
Government. In most Of the cases the pro-
perty for which the postmasters are held &C
countable was turned over to the Confederate
Government g, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
South American News.

New York, April 2S..-Thc steamer Henry
Chauncy arrived this morning, bringing Pana-
ma advices to the Goth, and $4G6.909.
The u. S. steamer Saranac reached Panama
on the 10th from San Francisco E1.L
The troubles in Chitiqui have been sup
pressed, and the leading revolutionists arrested.
A brutal attack had been made upon a colo
ny of Grenadians, in Ecuador by the natives,
who were to be punished by the Government.
Guatemala had issued decree very favora-
bic to foreign emigration.
Salvador has concluded treaty Of peace and
commerce with Italy
Honduras has decreed the port of Enapola
free for twenty years. ..@-..'. ...s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
'T=ELElGGRR APHI b WIS.
Special Dispatches to the Gazette,
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Question Of the Admission of
North Carolina and Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-In the Senate, to-
day, Mr.. Sumner introduced a resolution, which
lies over, under the rule, that in case of the
conviction OF the President byza two thirds
vote, majority Of the Senate shall decide as
to the qualifications requisite for his successor.
In the House4otE Representatives bills were
introduced for the admission into the Union Of
the States Of North Carolina and Louisiana,
upon the adoption by each, of the.l4th article
of the Constitution, and providing that there
shall be no exclusion Of any class from heright
Of suffrage who are now enfranchised, and no
admission to the rights Of suffrage Of those now
disfranchised, by the said 18th article, until
such disfranchised persons are restored to their
rights, as therein provided for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28

New FERRY BOATS. The new ferry boat,
City of Alexandria, is nearly completed and,
should the weather prove favorable, she will
leave New York On Monday next, and may be
expected here on Wednesday. She will be
placed on the route between this place and
Washington Immediately. The City of Alex
andria, will be commanded by Capt. Charles L,
Entwisle, IAN Alexandrian, now in command
of the Winnisimmet The City Of Washing
ton, the sister steamer, will be here lew weeks
later. She will be commanded by Capt VIM
Poor, now of the Thomas Collyer. Messrs.
Padgett & Pollard, Of this city, have been en-
gagged to make the colors for the boats y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
FROM CANADA.
Fcnianism- Address to the Queen,

OTTAWA, April 2S,-The House Of Commons
sat yesterday with the doors closed, the subject
under consideration, being the suspicion OF
Fenanism, that has fallen on certain employees
of the House in connection with the recent as
sassination of Darcy MCGEE. ..............
\ message from the Duke Of Buckingham
in relation to the attempted assassination Of
Prince Alfred was laid before the House, and
addresses conveying the sympathy Of Parlia-
ment to Her Majesty, and expressing indjgna-
ton at the attrocious crime were agreed upon.
In the Senate, Senator Mitchell was particu-
larly severe upon the Fenian organization, and
expressed the hope that the most rigorous
measures would be adopted to stamp it out in
the British domains. <; ri ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
OPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The ROSE HILL ESTATE, the proper
ty of tho late Maynadier Mason, four and
q half miles from Aleya, containing THREE
II hundred AND SIXTY ACRES, with fine
improvements consisting Of Mansion House, @sss
Barns, Stables, Granary, Servants Houses, a:i
sc, &c. The grounds arc beautifully laid off,
and the view the most extensive known. The
land is in the highest state of cultivation. Three
Orchards of choice fruit on it, making it, in all,
the most desirable property in market
TERMS-One third cash, and the residue III
six, twelve, eighteen and twentyfour months.
Possession given Immediately. For par
ticulars, inquire Of L. B. TAYLOR, Attorney at
Law, Alexandria, Va, or of the undersigned
at Haymarket, Prince William CO., Va.
4 F. MASON, Executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-28
SALE.

By virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court for
the County of Prince William, entered on the
18th day Of October, 1867, in suit in cnancery
therein pending, in which Mary a, Lipscomb
and others are plaintiffs and John Williams
and others are dc,cn ants, the Undersigned
Commissioner, will sell, before the front door
Of the Court House OF sail county, on MON
Cc the tn r 4G OF ac 4 $685. TO- tho oi h gfas
bidder, the HOUSE and LOT, in the town Of
BrentSvile, known as the "TAVERN LOT,,'
lately occupied by Mrs Holland as hotel,
upon the following
TERMS-Ton per cent cash, and the remain
der on Il credit of 6, II and IS months tn" de-
fired payments to bear interct from the day
of sale, the purchaser 10 give bonds and securi-
ty therefor, and he title TO be retained rs fur
Their security for the same.
Said property j. we'll adapted TO The purpose
Of a boarding school, and Brcmtsville is Il most
excellent location for one
A. NICOL, Commr.
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