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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
HELMBoLD's ExrRAbr OF BuCHu.

Hundreds suffer In silence, an hundreds Of others apply
vsnly druggists snd DOCTORS either merely tantaze
with the hope Of sopy remedies which make
them would not wish anything that would
do injustice to the afflicted. but obliged to say that
although may be produced from excessive exhaustion ofths
powers Ofe BY isborOus employment unwhOssoms air and
food trouse menstruaon the Of tea and coffee and
frequent childbirth, oens caused BY direct irritation,
spplied to the membrane Of the vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
tits painful to contemplate the attendant evils e'nse
auent upon them 1t is but simple justice the subject TO
enumessie few of the many additional which
largely Affect the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

COPY Of that speech, and we refused 10
publish It. We have never refused TO DO
Justice in a matter of this sort. We would
feel ourselves disgraced il we should refuse
TO allow LEWIS LINDSEY, or HuNNlCuTT, or
even UNDERWOOD, to correct an error IN
our reports Of their speeches. SO we
might deny fatty the truth of Governor
PEIRP0INT's statement, and declare that
he has told falsehood, if we were dis
posed to do him injustice. But as we
know him well enough to feel confident
that he has not wilfully misrepresented
us, we will merely say that so far from re-
fusing to allow him to be heard through
our columns, we distinctly told his messen-
ger that if he would write US letter con-
tanning his own report Of what he said
we would cheerfully publish it; and TINS
without limiting him as to length. we
expected the messenger to return Win
such letter, and were prepared to publish
it, We look to Governor PEIRpoINT for
handsome apology for his unintentlonal
misreprcscntation of our conduct.
IF the Governor had published his card
in respectable paper, we should nave
noticed it before now.
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State Agricultural Society.
Interestin1 NelrS.

II will be an agreeable piece OF ne"
to the agricultural, commercial, and man
utacturiDg people that the State Agri
cultural Society has purchased the fall
grounds owned by the Central Society, anc
the fairs of the State Society will hereat.
+ar he held there. The deed to the pro
marty has been completed, and the State
Society took possession Of the grounds yes
terday.
Measures will be at once taken to en-
close them and put the buildings in state
or repair, so that they will be ready for
fair the ensuing fall if other preparations
can be made. The officers Of the Society
will exert themselves with this view, and
we are sure they will succeed.
A meeting of farmers in the fall, and an
exhibition, will be of inestimable value in
their effects on the public spirit and the
nublic energy. There can be no thrift,
there can be no increase, no means to pay
debts and to meet accruing obligations,
save from the products Of the earth
brought forth by the hand Of industry,
guided by experience and skill. What
ever tends to stimulate and enlighten
these is public good; and since one of
the most efficient agents for this purpose
is an agricultural fair, we trust that no
effort may be spared to secure the holding
OF one this fall.
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Liberal Construction,

UryyIcuTT's attack in his paper of yes
terday upon the foreigners Of this city has
caused some apprehension that the regis
tering officers will lend a willing ear to his
puerle suggestions. We think that both
they and General ScHoFIELD will refuse to
countenance any such trickery. The last
section of the last reconstruction act is in
these words:
"SECTIoS II. That all the provisions OF this
act, and the acts TO which this Is supple
mentary, shall be construed LlBERALLf' &c
the end that all the intents thereof may Ut
fully and perfectly carried out.
And as it was clearly the "intent " O
Congress that every man should vote
except those DISTINGUISHED by the recon
struction acts, we cannot believe that an!
officer of the Government will try to chea
our naturalized citizens out Of their votes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

NORTH CAROLINA FlNANCEs.-The at
tempt of the negro Convention of North
Carolina to strengthen its Constitution
with the people by appropriations to rail
roads, &C., is attracting attention in New
York. A writer for the Joarna! Of Com
mercs sets down the recognized debt OF
North Carolina at SlS,O98,0 7O.50, which
amount does not include $3,200,0OO re-
Gently appropriated or made obligatory
upon the State by guarantee. The same
writer says the present railroad bonds and
stocks owned by the State are not worth
100000, and hints that reputation NAV
not continue TO be unpopular in North
Carolina unless change for the better
takes place.
We, had not supposed that North Caro-
INA had been thus victimized and depleted
by the Radicals.
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DIED.

Yesterday afternoon, OF pneumonia, in the
sixtr- third year of her age, Mrs. MARY
MOUNTJOY, wife OF the late William
Mountjoy. Funeral notice Tomorrow.
On the nth Of March, ls6S, IL Burlington,
King William county, MARY ATWOOD,
youngest daughter OF Or. William Gwath-
mey.
In this city, on Thursday, March 70, lS6S, at
= o'clock P. NJ, Mrs. MYRA l.. BALLOU,
consort of the late Captain William T. Bal
lou, OF Cumberland county, Va, aged seventy
eight years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
n her residence on Clay between Munford
and Gilmer streets, on SATURDAY MORN
ING NEXT Ill 10 o'clock.
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NEGROES, TAKE NoT1CE.-From the re-
port in another column of the oeoaee Al
the House of Representatives on Wednes,
day it will be seen that that kaolcai =,
Radicals, Judge SpAID1NG, of Ohio "ouio
rather cut off his arm than lorc0
suffrage on his State. Also, that haa',
col Judge in Pennsylvania h,gneS' ooul
has decided that white people have righ'
to exc,ude negroes from railroad cars II
which they travel themselves.
Taken in connection with the refusal o.
the Radical Senate to allow single negro
TO attend the impeachment trial, these are
good indications.
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HuNNICuTT thinks it hard case that
the votes of poor negroes who "walked
eiqhty miles" to register in Richmond
should be challenged! Let Colonel HIG-
BEE hunt up these "eighty-mile" voters.
The law allows them to vote where they
work. They have no business on the Rich
mond lists. HUNNICUTT, Of course, must
be summoned to prove their names and
present places of residence. 1t is not to
be presumed that he has made state
ment of this kind without being prepared
to prove it.
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NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITUPP
IN Our usually large and varied s,ock -;
FURNITURE is now more complete, IL moi
BILE, than for many years past By recon AZ
rivals from several Of the most extensive ma,
ufaCtories on the continent, we are in recaiT,
Of several elegant sets for ParIor, CHAMBER
Hall, and Dining room. Also, CoUntIna
room and Office Desks and Chairs. t,aiI ~
once and examine our assortment. In nriro
and quality we claim n fair Comparison gi,b
any similar establishment in the rrci,.I
States. HABLlSTON & BROTHER
NH II corner OF Ninth and Main s,raets
r A. BELYiN, CABINET MANI
q FACTURER, ON BROAD STRFFT
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOJTR
TENTH am manufacturing RosayooJ
Walnut, and Oak Furniture Of the hes | onaIi,,,,
and most approved styles. Also, agent foy
Fisk S Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases an
other kinds Of Collins on hand de 24-arn
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States, or shall have practiced law for
eight years before their election.
Mr.. PORTER offered the following as a
substitute to the amendment: They
shall, when chosen, have held q judicial
station in the United States, or shall have
practiced law in this or some other State
for five years"
Pending the discussion on this, the Con-
vention adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

GOVERNOR PgIRpoINr's CARD.-Gover.
nor TElapolST published card in the
Ne'o Nation Of Monday, in which, after
complaining of the inaccuracv of orr "a
porter's account of his recent speech to
the Radicals Of the Convention, he adds
that few days afterwards he offered US
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

A negro who has been in Richmond
only ten days is good voter. But accord
ing to HUNNICUTT, who is the spokesman
of the Radio ais, foreigner who has been
here twenty years is not good voter IL
he has mislaid his naturalization papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20
MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND The

MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND.-The
VI merchants Of Richmond who desire the
trade of the rich and populous VALLEY OF
VIRGINIA, rs we'll as the counties west of the
Valley, should advertise in the "STAUN-
TON SPECTATORS rs that journal has 4
mach larger circulation in that part of the
State than any journal in Virginia. II is one
OF the oldest, best established, and most
widely circulated journals of the State, and
Is the BEST DTERTISING MEDIUM
outside of the large cities. rs terms for ad-
vertising are moderate The Richmond mer-
chants should avail themselves of the benefit
of its columns. Address
r. MAUZY Co,
NH 90 lw~ Stauntop Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

ARMSTRON GATOR CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
BONNET, TRIMMING, and VELVET
RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS, SAT1NS, AND VEL
VETS, BLONDS, NETS, GRAPES,
RUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATH-
ERS, ORNAMENTS,
STRAW BONNETS and LADIES HATS,
trimmed and untrimmedD
SHAKER HOODS, &c,
237 AND 2S9 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md,
offer the largest stock to be found in this
country, and unequalled in choice, variety,
and cheapness, comprising the latest Partisan
novelties.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given
NH ll--2W
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Tho number OF this paper issued to-day
.,,,oips all the news Of Tho week; especia'iS
,,n ro,itical intelligence from Washington
..,o.o he great strife over the pros"a'c
Snr,h Is going on. Wenote amongst the con-
,a,,s News and proceedings touching I'M
an,,,,ort-On dts from the capitol-fro-
l,,a ~ Congress-Procee ceilings Of the
So,,,,arp Conventions, including that called
.,o Virginia Convention, viii CHI has gotten to
10 little more Radical than any OF the
o,hers-The curious personalities and capers
Of the Radicals of this so-called Virginia
Conrention-The minority report in Con-
yress on the ques ton of admitting Ala
bama-Conversatio n with A. II. STEPHENS
interesting but hardly reliable - Orders
from General ScHoFIELp touching the staying
OF executions-Reports of the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South-Thrilling sketch of the great ice gorge
in the Mississippi-Late cable kilograms OF
European neutrality-suspicious. of the Dis
1.utc.-Editorials on current themes-Com-
merciai reports of our own and general mar
kets of other cities, carefully arranged-Mis-
cellaneous reading, including story by DICK
Eys-Old Father Grimes's poctical obituary
n very pleasant recital OF the many virtues VI
that dear old man, whose memory Is 50 UNI
versally revered, &c.
For sale at the counter for live cents '9"o-
scription per annun, 81
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COthjng.

TUST RECEIVED,
SPRING GOODS.
All the new styles of SPRING CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, now oman
for inspection. Call a. No. 1900 Main stree,
and leave your orders.
Z. B. SPENCE, Agent,
NH IS Merchant Tailor.
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TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE,
I CORNER Ninth AND BROAD STREETS,
CEaen tine Place.
We desire to remind our friends, and the
ladies particularly, that we have now on hand
large and beautiful assortment Of TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
together with Il large and extensive stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which we are Offering at greatly reduced
prices.
Parties in search of extraordinary attrac-
tons and novelties would do well TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing.
ARMISTEAD j. BIBB,
fe 90 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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The Weekly Dispatch is going ahead rapidiy'
,nd promises TO become n favorte Of the
sou,hern States. Alike entertaining ana
,,roc,ic,,,v usefuJ and at the same time so
Ih.., nc 70 no within reach of nearly III
n,ossas :, is nopular wherever it appears ana
>.,,so~;,a.s 80 - are coming in from ali direc-
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go,, M1zzs for S0Ze..

NEW NEW AND COMPLETE SEW A1y
q VIII VIII for sale cheap at the VARlEIt
where can be bought or sold all kinaS o. Har
chinery Furniture Ciosn op Old articles Rags
ness, or any kind OF ne" OF o'u % NH 2o-3tF
Metals, Bones, SC, &c III
TNGINE AND SAW ~ MlhP PoW WEIR
T. sALE.-A TWENTY . .aUmr locomo-
ENGINE NE S so,sr Ssg sAW MILL Fr, ct
tnched as IN { 0:as ss 9
thail, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY tIjEN s co,
TAffEi' Petersburg, Va.
NH 1s-2w -=
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TOR SALE.-MULES, CARTS, AND
u HARNESS, for sale. The busy season
being about over, will sell all or portion of
my teams.
TERMS: Cash, or good paper satisfactorily
endorsed. j. NJ. PlLCHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
NH 16-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20

DR.C.E. KLOEBER, SURGEON "a
~ DENTIST Gate OF Baltimore
No 9O2 Broad street, Richmond, Va. .t
Teeth filled III the best manner ~ fe,,f
prices. Beautiful artificial teeth on Inc
canite base, perfectly initiating me - -
organ, and restoring the contour OF tue !''''N
the low prices OF $50, S25, and 80 per sci, ,,
Nitrous oxide gas given In Extracting '''
rendering the operation painless ana s"'''
NH ISM
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Dentistry.

DENTAL NOTICE.-JUDSON 90
~ b. WOOD has returned 10 the ~1,>-
city, and would be pleased to wait upon MS
friends and others requiring his professors
services. Office, 3U7 College street, hea.H
opposite Medical College. NH is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-20
TIE VIRGINIA CONVENTION
ORDERED BY CONGRESS- To
A STATE CONSTITUTION


THURSDAY, March 10, 1868.
The Convention met at IL o,cloch
seventy-cight members present. prayer
by the chaplain. oo,oo zrera granted
Many leaves cav sI 0i aoS she negro members
Tn.vou asked leave for twenty members
for twenty days. Cox moved that the
Convention adjourn until Tuesday.
BAYSE said: 81 nuver did ask for leal
of absence for anybody, nor myself nntner'
I hopes dat as the great subject; OF ais-
franchisin of rebels comes up TUESDAY,
there will be no more leafs of absence. IL
we do, de people of de old Common"eal. "a
will be bound to suspicion US. otanu ~
yer posts . ooo cob
why we olecs to Radikils havin leave,
when de Conservatives is disseminatin and
de Conservatif element strong.
Lei de Radikils have chance too"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17

WASHINGTON IrEMs.-Gen. O. O. Howard
yesterday issued instructions to Gen. c; II.
Howard, assistant commissioner of freedmen
for the District, for the purpose Of carrying in
to effect the bill appropria'ing sl5,00o,lto be
expended under his direction for the relief Of
the destitute in this city,
The Inspector of the police force, at the re-
quest of the Mayor, has issued Instructions to
the lieutenants of several police precincts, d.
recting them to enforce the law against beggars
in the streets, and to notify those who beg un-
der the pretenoe of sweeping the sidewalks or
crossings, that it must be stopped. :.
The East Capitol barracks, covering the
square between Second and Third street east,
and East Capitol street and A street south,
have been demolished and the lum Der removed.
These barracks were erected during the ear y
part of the war for the accommodation of the
troops poured into the city at that time.
VIM. M. Ellis, one of our most prominent
citizens, for long time a member OF council
from the fifth ward, and lately a member of
the water board, died yesterday.
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Prince WI
NV J. III. Parrott, AuctiOneer.

GALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF. JAS.
y VANSANT, DECD.-Under authority OF
decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Va, rendered in the suit of Vansant,
trustee, VS.. Vansants devisees, I will sell as
Commissioner Of said Court, at public auction,
in front of the Mayors Office. in the city of Al
exandria, Va, at II M, on THURSDAY 7, the
I'd day Of April next, the following property,
late James Vansant's, in said city
l. The STORE and LOTNo. III King street,
adjoining the Marshall House. This property
has front of about 80 feet, l04 inches, and e>:-
tends back to the middle of the square.
2. The two DWELLING HOUSES, 10. y
and No. 10 north Washington street. This
property has front Of about 81 feet, 7 inches,
and depth Of about 90 feet, II inches, with
side alley, and court in the rear. 1t is subject
to an annual rent charge of SIS.
TERMS-One-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid down. on day Of sale; the residue in
three equal instruments at 4, s. and IL months
respectively from day ot sale, with interest-the
deferred instalments to be secured by the bonds
of the purchaser, with good personal security,
the title to be retained as further security for
their payment, and the property to be resold at
purchasers risk, on default in payment of the
whole or any portion Of the purchase money as
it becomes payable.
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH ll-eots Commissioner.
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Esy y. III. 8'arrofi, AuctiOneer-
{ @ MMISSIO ERS' SAL Z.

Under authority Of decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, Va, rendered At
the November term, 1867, in the suits Of jane
T. James against Ann Emerson's Adm r, dett.,
and Delilah Hancy, plaintiff, against the same
defendant the undersigned, Commissioners,
will sell, at public auction, in front Of tho May
ors office, in the city Of Alexandria, Va. at Il
O'Clock NJ, on ATURDAI: the 4th day Of
April, 1855, the following LOTS OF GROUND,
in the said city of AlcXandria, and bounded Il,
follows: l$t Beginning at the southwest corner
Of Wolfe and Water streets, and running thence
south on Water street - feet, thence west par
ralel to Wolfe 50 feet to II feet alley; thence
north on said alley 70 feet to Wolfe st.; thence
east on Wolfe street to the beginning. I'd. Be
ginning on The east side Of Water street ~ feet
South OF Wolfe street, and running thence south
lei 20 Wolfe street rs feet to Potomac street.
thence north on Potomac street "a feet; thence
with u direct line To the beginning.
On the first named lot there is an excel E.sEssS
lent thrcc-story BRICK DWELLING .lzzIssa-
and out houses, and on the second is q FRAME
D DWELLING HOUSE, and necessary out
houses.
TERMS--Onc fourth Of the purchase money
to be in cash, and the residue III equal install
mcnts at six, twelve and eighteen months IRON,
the day of sale the purchaser TO give bond
with security, with interest from the day OF
sale, and the title TO be retained until the pur-
chase money is fully paid.
FRANCIS L. SMITH:
w ARTHUR TAYLOR
LYSANDER HILL.
GEO. VIM BRENT
m.r o-rot= C0nn'rs. of Sale.
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Auction SALES.
SALE OF LAND IN
I DpTNHE VILLA Nj.

" PRINCE W lLulAh.
By virtue of a decree Of the County Court o.
Prince William, rendered at the October ter m
1857, in chancery suit pending therein IN n the
name of Anniss and others against Mitchell ana
others, the undersigned, Commissioner, under
said decree, will offer for sale, at public auctlon
before the front door of the Court House OF said
county, on MONDAY, the sixth day Of April,
1863 Court day. TRACT OF LAND, in SAID
county, belonging to the estate of Richard An
Miss, deceased, containing about TWO HUNDRED
and FORTY ACRES This land is situated about
81 miles from Dumfries, lies near the Potomac
river, and has omit q fine growth Of timber, with
in short distance of navigation. There are two
COMFORTABLE HOUSES, with ut-build-
ings on the place and portion is enclosed.
Also, at the same time and place, and on the
sauna farms q HOUSE and LOT, in the town OF
D9mffies occupied BY Th 20 l Brswner
in cash and the residue in three equal install
ments, payable at 6, Il and IS months; the pur-
chaser to give bonds, with good, personal secur.
ity for the deferred payments bearing interest
from date, and the title to be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid. Stamps
and conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
CHAS. E. SINCLAIR, Comm'r.
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Auction SALES.
DUBLlC SALE OF PRINCE WILLIAM


z
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, entered on the day
of October, 1867, in suit in chancery therein
pending, in which Thomas K. Davis, 1or the
use of A. Nicol is plaintiff, and George w.
Seydell and wife and others are defendants, the
undersigned Commissioner, will SELL before the
front door of the Court House of said county,
on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of April 1868 that
being Court day, at public auction to the high
est bidder, the TRACT or PARCE L OF
LAND, containing 2l7 acres, situated about 4
miles south of Manassas, and about q miles
from Brentsville, the county seat, adjoining the
lands of John Arnold and others. This tract
ofland is we'll watered and imbered, and from
its proximity to the railroad, tho timber is very
valuable.
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and the residue
on credit of one and two years, with interest
from the day Of sale on the deferred payments ;
the purchaser to give bond and security for the
deferred payments, and the title to DO retained
rs O. further security therefor.
EPPA HUNTON, Com,nr.
Prince VIM co. feb 1S-eots
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Prince William CO., mar Scots
TN K i ST EE S SALE.

By virtue of decd of trust, dated April Is.
1866, from Ann +. Nicholson, Of record in the
Clerks office Of Prince William County Court.
the undersigned, Trustee, will proceed to sell,
in the village of Manassas in Prince William
county, at public auction. to the highest bidder,
for cash the TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND.
upon which the said Ann Z. Nicholson at pre-
sent resides, near Manassas containing about
NINETY THREE ACRES. The tract Of
land lies about four miles from Manassas IS
we'll watercd and tmbered. and has 4 CON-
PORTABLE d DWELLING no USE upon It.
4. Z. CONNER, Trustee
Prince VIM O. mar --nnts
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ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -
This society will hold their regular monthly
meeting tonight, at half past seven clock, in
their room on King street. Mr.. Schart hav-
ing consented TO give reading Tor the benefit
of the association at an early day, it is hoped
that there will he full meeting Of the mem
bers in order to secure the sale Of full num-
Der Of tickets, and to make arrangements tor
the time and place for the proposed reading
Other matter Of importance will be presented
for deberation and action.
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mar 9-uOt-
Nv =. III. Garrotl. lAuc:ionccr.

G1RUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
L ON KING STREET.
In pursuance Of Il deed Of trust from Alexan-
der Baggett and wife to me, dated 9TH of June,
1864 l Shall offer for sale, by auction, in front
Of the PROMISES, on TUESDAY, the 3Ist day OF
March next, at II o clock &. m, PIECE or
GROUND, il the city Of Alexandria, situated
on the south side Of King street, A. feet inches
east Of Fuyctte street. binding on King street
i feet inches, and extending southerly, with
the same width throug hOut, 100 feet, to an alley
10 feet wide, with the use Of said alley.
This property is improved by substantial and
commGdious BRICK BUILDINGS.
TERMS made known at sale.
feb % eotd r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.