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The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

EE advertisement of the Enterprise
Vance Company.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

THE Senate being terribly alarmed at
young Senator Sprague's unruliness, and
finding themselves unable to stop his
jaw, have adopted new tactics and are
proceeding to strangle him with commit
tees. Having inadvertently sand that he
kl1etc Of one case of Senatorial eorrup-
ton, they have fallen foul OF him with
an -inyestiz<ns.--auNmmitteei' y by the
time he gets through which, it is expect
ed he Will become as tame as Rarey
1Cruiscr'
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

TIE guillotine is now we'll under way
at Washington Each day has 1t meal
of official heads, and u correspoding
number of rewards are distributed among
the faithful. Considering the thousands
upon thousands yet TO pass under the
shining blade, it is not much 10 be won
dered at that zen Grant ciings TO his
toothache and leaves to his subordinate
the task Of settling conflicting Interests.
People often grow weary OF being great
why should not he tire Of being benc6-
cent.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

COniaBche EsItters.-A new and
valuable Tonic, very pleasant to the taste,
and invaluable for Chills and debility, for
sale at HOLCOMBES Drug Store.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

Coon NEws.-Charles Oswald keeps q
good assortment OF all kinds of Window
Shades, Carpets, Mattresses, etc, selling at
Cincinnati prices.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

James Mallory, Grocer Merchant,
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

THE disability bills of the House and
Senate were not concurred in. No ac-
ton can be taken till next Yinter- There
will be no damage in &C Sequence, as
there are no penalties prescribed for vio-
lation Of the 18th amendment On the
test vote in the House the opposition was
very violent, especially because Of the
Kentucky names, and it failed by four
teen votes. A recess was taken at that
stage and the bill and ii was subsequent
" passed by three votes. This was ef-
fected by the direct and active efforts Of
Speaker Blaine, whose influence was ez-
erted in behalf Of a liberal measure.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

7HE Paducah Herald, We understand,
ioW being issued daily. Not having
lns copy, we can not speak of it as
..aonld wish.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

DIR. JoHx BrfL-Dear Sir Knowing tho
efficiency of your Sarsaparilla' and the neal
irg and beneficial qualities it possesses,
.send vou the following statement OF my case;
was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and conhged for sixteen sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. have not sat up
moment since l was wounded. l am shot
through the hips. My general health IS
impaired, and l need something 10 assis'
ratTre Ibave more faith in your Sarsa-
narilla than in any thing else. wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half
CAPT. C. P. JOHNSON,
St. Leuis, Nc.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

IIcExrfo SEYMOUR, of New York, is
IS Chicago. lie has entirely recovered
<r the injuries received at the recent
rfad accident.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17
cor TIE LEGISLATURE

SPECLAL NOTICI-S
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

- ID 7I ever be. 70 our merchants7
then. We would say, be frugal if you viii
IN your expenditures. but look to it that
in neglecting to advertise in the Courier
you are not actually diminishing your re
ceipts.
The Hickman courier., 1869-04-17

Cotton-28c. Corn 72ao0c
bay SO so. Lard l9a20c.
BalE meats-shoulders l4c, clear sides
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
Gold.
NHH F.gK, ~ep,ember ll.Gold !o-lay 1851


POMCE REPoRT-MAYOR' OFFICE. One
boy for striking another with n stone, was dis
CHARGED with reprimaud.
George Brooks, for disordcrly conduct and
for taking possession OF the office OF J0hI
LeGtherland, and refusing to vacatc the same,
to the great annoyance of the proprietor, wa,
arrested by the police aud locked M in the
Watch House
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Robert Marley,
committed to j0ll some days since in default oI
bail for examination, upon the charge of steal
ing force pump IRON the store OF Purcell! and
Hoy. had farther hearing yesterday evening
and was released as the charge was withdrawn
upon returt OF the stolen article.
John Hall, committed 20 Jail yesterday IL
default OF bail for examination, upon the charge
OF robbing the house formerly occupied by NJ.
VI. Pcmlli, had further hearing and was dis
charged a. 10 evidence was adduced TO crimi-
nate him.
Carharin Schaf, for threatening the lie and
the Obstruction BY fire Of the house Of MI.
William Hurts, was discharged upon the pay.
ment al costs
WAJcH REPORT Might clear and tempe:
.atu-n col. There were No Disturbances and
no arrests ly the watch. One man, one wo
MA and three boys were furnished with loig
Ings at the Watch House. Some little disor-
der was created in a house on the upper end OF
Royal street, near what is known as the "Do
Drop H." but the proprietor fastened his door
50 securely that the watchmen could not oh
tain 0inittaucp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

THE FRo$, ROYAL STEM, MANASSAS Gar
neighborhood, are very earnest in their efforts
for the reconstruction Of the branch OF the
Manassas Gap railroad to Front Royal The
Warren County Sentiael says
at would require but few hundred dollars
70 re adjust the grading and to make the bridge
across Happy creek; the supersructure is only
needed. as the abutments remain as permanent
and secure as when they were first made. Tue
principle expense would be the ties aud iron,
and, from observation up aud down the road
from Harrisonburg to Alexandria, We feel sat
is6ed that there are ties enough lying along the
track at different places, and some OF them IN
a rotting condition, 10 make double the length
from the Y TO town. We, therefore, beg leave
to respectfully suggest to the company the
propriety OF giving prompt attention 10 this
matter.
They have but little conception Of the deep
feeling that pervades the public mind upon that
su' iect and, as We 90 at all hazards tor our
own State roads and State cities, We greatly
desire 10 sec harmony and concert OF action
between oil the interests involved.
Our people heresbouts have always some.
thing 10 sell Alexandria is their natural mar,
ket, aud the Manassas railroad Is the natural
channel Of conveyance and as the merchants
in that city cau furnish our citizens with all
they need in exchange for the products OF their
iarms--il We can have the proper facilities at
iorded Us TOR .his trade it will flow in that d.
rectiou otherwise, it will seek other outlets
and channels.
"Aud we need not remind the company that
another company is now pushing rapidly road
from Strasburg TO Winchester, the design OF
which is to divert the trade of the Nalies-thc
South and North branches OF the Shenandoah
to Baltimore, and from many parts OF the
Luray Valley, Strasburg is a accessible as
Front Royal A word to the wise, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
srE,141. DIsPATOHEsT0 THEGAZErrE
vesse; in the late storm

BANGOR, ME,, September 1.-The s,cameT
Cambridge from Bangor for Boston arrived at
Rockaud early thjs mornine The passenger
aad offers report frighttul night. The boat
YES unmqnagsab'c from beng unable to Use
her ssis and fell into the trou2E Of the sea and
drif;ed from @ 80 clock on Wcdnesdayti!i $50
o'cooN q Thursday morning, when she found
>oundn2s and came 10 anchor. When DAY
light appeared, tbey found themselves oil Egg
Rock near Bristol and within hail mile OF
the breakers The Cambridge passed Monte
gan about 80 p. ~, aud soon afterwards
took the force Of the gale. The boat alter oe-
coming disabled rolled aud pitched feariuI,y,
aud those on board did rot expect that sha
would outlvn The storm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

EFFECTS OF THE DRoUGHr. numbers
Of cattle have lately been passing through this
city for the North. They come from South
West Virginia and East Tennessee, where the
Drought has been so severe as to destroy ell
vegetation, and are consequently in very bad
condition. From those sections OF country
cattle, hogs, and sheep arrive daily on their
way 10 the North. and SO weak are many OF
them, through want OF tood, that they die on
tbs way
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

EXTENSIVE CAPTURE. Tho police, with
their paid drivers, made another raid this
morning on the animals going at large within
the corporate limits, and captured ono hun
drei' geese, belonging 10 Timothy OConner'
which they secured in pen IN the msr
market square, and which, unless ransomed at
the rate of twenty FIVE cents apiece, by their
owner, before tonight, will be couh>cated and
used as food BIZ the inmates of the Aims
House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

TIE MARKET, this morning, was we'll sup
piled with fruits and vegetables and numbers
of carts aud wagons filed with produce cane
in from the country. We have to notice o
slight rise in the price Of some vegetables
especially lima beans, tomatoes and cabbages
Butter 4Ol50 cents per ID FOR fresh Eggs
25a3O cents per dozen. The butchers had ex
celleut fresh meats-and slight decline has
taken place, at last, in prices. The FISH benches
are filed with sturgeon. Very few other fresh
fish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

BILLIARDS new billiard hall in the
National Theatre building, in Washington, was
iuausuyated last Thursday night by friendly
trial OF skill between Messrs. James Davis ard
Frank Collinswor,h, the latter OF this city
The game was the American four ball carom,
500 points up, push shot barred. The result
was q victory for Co!linsworth by l07 points
over his competitor, The highest run go
vas made by Davis. CoIlirsworth's highes:
was 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
:'rD.ia PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Maine, September 1.-THE
schooner Freedom IS ashore at Booths Bay.
The schooner Potomac, from Boston, went
10 pieces Al Ma:Ae.aj Cove, The crew was
saved, ihc TWO vessels are total wrecks.
1t is said that only one was saved of a crew
OF eighteen belonging to one OF the vessels
Senator Fes-endcn's funeral took place At
tie Fret Parish Church at 1870 clock to
dsy The public Offices are closed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.
cErRCE SERVICES. &c, To.MoRRo =.


C.~ist CSKrsh.-Ssrvice ST Ii g. n and ..
H. BY Rev u Randolph.
s.. P0urs ChEre&.-Ssrvice at II g IT. spd
Up m, by Rev. DIR. Norton
Grccs Charch-Service at IL a. N sud Il 2.
~. by Rev. ID. f. Sprigg
81 Marys.-Msss al and IL n, and Yes
pers at 4 y. N.
FIRST PreS5yerian.-No service
Second PresbyteTian.-N service
Methodist Episcopal Church Sopth.--Seymoa
in the morning by Rev. +. NJ. Mills.
Methodist Episcopal Sermon in the mora
ing by Rev Mr.. Emory. of Washington, and
~ night, by Rev. j. y. Laurence OF Norfolk
Methodist Protestant Morning children :
Church" Sermon to the Sabbath Scho1i by
Rev. b. +. Benson. The ordinary services 1T
night; so T., .A ,,..;oa -, ,.n
DR. samson.
Village CAapel.--Servics in the morning ana
At night, by Rev. K. G smiley late Of the ir-
GINA Conference.
Aiercadria Chr.stidn dissertation. -General
PRAYER Meeting in the 81 t. Church South, al
OclOcG p. m, ana every evening during the
coming week in the Associations new room Sc
cOnd floor Of No. 90 King street. At o clock.
A cordial welcome will DO given TO all VINO
will attend upon these means of grace.
Bsti,. SerrtceS.-At King street whACs, AZ
: p. m, weather permitting.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. "A meeting ot the
members Of the Corn Exchange was held at
the Exchange Rooms this morning at ten
O'Clock =. b. Hooe in the Chair and ". B.
Price, Secretary, when the subject OF the rcor
gaaiz ltion Of the Potomac, Piedmont aud
yahy Aeyieaitural Society was considered.
T. \ 8rosis, from the committee appointed
al the meeting to inquire into the e3rdi-
ton Of tho society, submitted the result OF
legal Investigation made by +. j. Smith, from
which it appears that the land purchased By
the society has passed out Of its possession,
hay ug been resold 10 satisfy deed 81 trust
held ty the original owner, and that at the
last sale the property did not sell for sufficient
to pay the residue of the original purchase
money, leaving deficit Of about $500
The report of Arthur Herbert, Treasurer,
shows that there was collected SI,273, and ex-
pended Sl,lGi rs, Tearing balance On hand
% $l0S.21.
After this exhibit aud discussion, partici-
pated in y &. f. Suttle, 6. i. Worthington,
VI. Elljdee and t. A. ByeSis, as 10 the best
method to 10 adopted, it was finally determined
10 abandon the old society end organize new
one, aud Tor this purpose c, f. Suite, I. A.
Brcwi, aud George G. Wedderburn were APP
pointed committee to take the matter in
hand, make the necessary preliminary arrange
mentS, and call meeting OF the members OF
the Exchange whenever they deem i. ne
cessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
I'D.

NJ. PARKOTT. dau2htoc OF John Il: su'
Eli abeth L PArrott Of this city. STE ia
neral wi take place from the second Pre-, oy.
terisu church, on sunday & terno H. .! three
O'clock The friends &C thu family arc Invited
to attend.- Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG "hE
Wsrrert N papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

Cows TAKEN Ur.--Sprcii, constable hch-
ard Miles, colorad drove 1870 to@n this morn
iog five cows belonging people II the county,
which he had taken ~ i'r usSna>sinS upon
corndeis in his bailivick, III. A. their owaers
did rot appear, they were driven back towards
evening"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

RETAINED LErTERS.-The !l!'o"'n- letters
are detained in the post Office 10 this Ci'y, Tor
hostage. Ec.: Alfred ii Powell, Normandy, ' A.
Mrs. L II. G.e.oly, Richmond Va; Miss
Julia a. Insiy. l..Grc,, p|; Miss Carrie
Coxen. Daughter Julia, box 81; 20 post Office
direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
Ci0MWSSIONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
z IA

q LAND. g.,
Under authority Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Faitax county, Va. rendered At It's
November term 1866, in the suit Of John HAS
in W. 4. l.. Mckenzie ct al the undersigned,
a, Commissioner OF the said Court will sell, By
pubic auction, ut the front door Of tho Court
Hou.e of Fairfax county, on MONDAY, the
lSth day Of October, 1860, At II o'clock m, al
that TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax co, lying
on Pouick creek, and containing TWO II n
DRIED ACRES On which the said s., L. - C.
Ken2ie row resides. and which belongs to tn c
said a. L. McNc, zio and Ann Mckenzie in
common.
TARNS-Onc.tenth of the purchase. money
to be p&jd in cash; The residue in three equal
instalioent 1t six. twelve and eighteen months
from the day of salc vita interest; the pur-
chaser TO give bonds for tho deferred payments
and tho title 70 DO retained security for their
pnvrnc9. :. tENGUSON BEACH,
san lI-e3ts Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

INpIScRnHyATES SHOOTING, was
lodged at the Mayors Office yesterday evening
Of the dangerous sport Of son Of James
Beach, in the extreme northwest section Of
the city, and which consisted in his discharg-
inc shot gun l., any thing that cane within
its range. Two coiorcd boys were shot, bu' noI
much hurt, before he was disaymoi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

TREsPAssERs. la an ic,pa,jaa oi al Il.
crease in the numbcr Of trcsnl75eCs from y ash
ington TO morrow, the citizens of the county
have made arrancamo1:s, which, il properly
carried ont, will r-,or, il Is thought in the
capture Of all the ma:auios.. Their guns will
be held as ,ccuritg ior the Aa.- that wi. ne
imposed upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

FALL GooDS The busttle end activity about
the store of Winner Il S.aymaker thlss morning
indicated that these gentlemen were IN receipt
Of their fall stock Of goods.
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aud intention to attend.

Tue WEATHER is delightful a., far tcnpera
ture is c)acorred rain is much wanted
still. The late showers have helped the pa--
lures and gardens somewhat-bUt more
would be very desirable. Speaking OF the
weather, We may add, THAI long and severe as
the drought wa-,t the general health Of this see
ton Of the State la, zen, ~ 20 this time,
excellent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
BOOKS "a >TATaUNEESY.

GREATLY To BE PRAISED.
u --
The new IN Ola RUBBEE PEN, combining
the qualities of The Gold, Steel and Quill Pens,
Just received and for sale at
FkENCHS
BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No s. King street
Each Pen warranted Price $3.50.
WALTER OGILBY, vol. by the authorizes
Of "Wau Ban >
KOMGS MARK, the Lpgonds - the hoVrds,
and other poems, ty George Il. Boxer 7i.@1.
New Books daily
sep u. l.. FHEACH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

SHOT IN THE HAND Mr.. Henry Mullen,
while loading a pistol in the store Of Mr.. John
A. Gieb Yesterday, was So unfortunate as 10
accidentally shoot himself through the hand.
His wound, howcver, is but sigh III rs char
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
PROFESSIONAL.
TAMFS b. HODGKIN, DDS,

EAMES b. HODGKIN, DDS,
Graduate OF the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered and
teeth extractcl without pain.
References given TO those desiring them, and
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF all
professional promises assured.
Patients from the country will please notify
nc few daya in advance OF their intended
visits
Office Corner Weshin2ton and Prince streets
Residence S6 Queen street. nesr Pitt. APP z3-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

LoYAI LEAOU "a meeting o. that ~tn! ct
the split loyal league Of this city Over which
X. C. Armstrong presd. was he'd ia the
colorel school house near the Bridge Pump
asst night, the president ia the chair but 10th
ing worthy Of mention transpired The sub
ject of nominating a candidate for the lecj>'a-
tura was not considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

VoTIyG PLAcE IN TIE COUNIY.-ln conse-
queuce of indisposition in the family occupying
the Ootagoa house in tho county, the voting
place for the md precinct in the jth RasistTa'
ton District, at the coming election, will DC AZ
the school, house III the Freedmen village.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOE

VALUABLE MILL PROfEhl rOh
v SALE.-pursuan. to decree of the Cir
cut Court for the county of Fairfax, in the case
Of William H. Gooding, Assignee, against j Ohm
H. Barnes ct a., pronounced NJ lis June tern.
le69, the undersigned Commissioners: will sell.
at public auction, at Fairfax Court House OF
the 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBtR neat, Couf.
dsy. that valuable Mill in Fairfax. CO., know
as HOPE ARK MILL located on PincF
branch, 4 miles from Centreville. miles fFom
Fairfax station, and from Clifton on tho Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad, to which Is NJ
tached THIRTY ACRES OF LAND; sever
eiehth- of which are in timber. The mill build
ing is 80 by 20 three stories high, oyershot
power, with Elk feet head of wster. 81 feet
wheel running at present one pair OF ourrs;
There is also 3 small but convenient DIV III.
LING HOUSE near tho mill. small BAR g..
and other buildings. To IN entcrrrh, az
ing man, qusinted with milling, the above
property may DO mad very profitable.
TERMS-Ton per cent Of the purchase Iaoh.
ev 10 BIO paid in hand tho residue in u, l. ana
Is months, with interest from the day OF sale
the tito OF tho land 20 be retained ard the
property liable TO be ro'old upon default ~
either of the deferred instalments. sale -
twnrn 70 AMI ? o'clock. w. u. DUHANY.
THOS MOORE.
THOS. X. LOVE.
- .,ts Cana nc Sal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

New York STEAMERS. The New YORK
Steamer did not cave yesterday Is was OK
pected. The f. c. Knight was to have gone,
but she has been taken off the iue tor the
present, and will be sent 20 Chester, Pa, Tor
general repairs, besides receiving new boiler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
EIECFsON SDTaGE.
HsEqse. MILITARY CoMNTssioNEa,

A'.A blN. OF ' lkHtN IA,
N4EpKlA, Va, sept. IU.h, lSt?
In ,ompli.nc. with paragraph Z, SPECIAL or
dcrs l92, headquarters First Military District
dat i Richmond, Va, September 7Lh, 1869, y
special election viii be held in and for the
county of Alexendris, Virgins, on Tt F. DAY,
me 18Th day OF September, 1869, for tho pur-
noso Of g'ling tho vacancy occssioned by the
coath of the Hon. lanes I. Close member
eject Of the Hon Of Delegates of the General
Assembly of said State. AL voters who were
duy registered on the 9Th day of July, 1869, or
who had established their right 70 vote, prior 10
,h.t dato by certificate affidavit, and no 9th.
ers. wall be EMIT ed % vote at this election
Tn. polls will b; opened from sunrise to sum
set IS the following places lst Registration
District corner Rosa. and Prince streets "a
Registration District, NJ the Council Chamber
"a Registration District, at the Court House;
ich Registration Hitric.. III the corner of Prince
and Alfred streets; 5th Registration District
1t Prccioct Balls Cross Roads u Precinct,
school House. FreeJmcn's Village.
). 2. Ire,
Rsoy. L. Col, L. 5. A., Nil. Com,
sop l0-te l9.h Div. of Virginia.
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sTCTiGN SALES.
BvL ID. Harrison, AuefiOneeI

,,xTEnsivE SALE OF FARMING IN.
y pLElf&NTS. STOCK, HOUSEHOLD nG
KITCHEE FUENITURE.-WiiI be sold q!
C-ren=, Fsi-fn< county, Va, on TuEs ~
September -: r., II o'clock a H., II iair, u
not the next fir day & lot of Farming lmpie-
inents ana Stoc!l, consisting in Part OF t"0
Horses. ore Carrisse. one Spring wagon, enc
Farm Wagon, two Cows, one Chester W hta
Hog, Hives ct Bees, Carriage and Wagon har
ness; also, Agricultural Implements, House
STACKS Of Hay, Poultry. &C.. &c. Sale peremF-
''s sep 8H f5' 'AzH 0INiIv c6yoK. Eseeu.rs
YTRUSTBES SALEoF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. NEAR LEWINSVILLE. In
THE COUNTY OF FAIRFAX Pursuant ~
a deed of trust from d. D. Tompkins and wife.
dated the 23d dag Of November, 1857, recorded
among the land records OF Fairfax county ii
her H. No. 4. folio 437 and Tor the purpose.
therein m mentioned, the undersigned will sell 81
nnbIic auction, t. the highest bidder. at Far
lax Court House, or MONDAY the an day
FARM uron which the said Iompkins now 70
s,des. near Lewinsville, in said county, contain
ing l59 scres and 10 poles more or less
The improvements consist OF com!'Fls"'f
DWELLING HOUSE, handsomely loca- e.
ted. BARN and other out-bul!dingS Inc AZ
farm is we'll watered has suflcielTcy Q. w
timber tor the use Of the farm. The iand %
we'll located for the growth Of grain and graz
and is well adapted for y dairy farm, being
about miles from Georgetown, d. c.
TERMS-The sum of $500, with interest IT IA
the 23d day OF November, 1867, until tho day
OF sale irtcres. on $500 from the 23d OF SOY,
ember, 1885,, to tho lst Of January, loC:'. an
expense, 10 be paid in cash on the day, of sale
$50 on the Is: 0: January, 1870; the ike sum
on the first of January, 1871; $50 on the Hrs!
of January, 1872, ana the like sum of $50 or
the Isl day of January, 1873, with interest from
the lst day of January, 1862; the interest TO be
paid annually any excess in the said sale to be
paid on the 1t day Of January, 1872. with ~
terest from the day of sale the deferred iastsl-
ynen.s to be secured by deed Of trust upon. the
property At the cost OF the purchaser, inciuaihg
stsmrs. Sale to take place between Il and .
o'clock. Any further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Tompkins. on the premises, or
from either OF the Trustees.
JOHN j SBIPMAN, Lewinsvi!!a.
ThOS. Il. LOVE. Fairfax Q. e.