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ask us into his house, as his wife was
drunk, and when in that condition she is
always very quarrelsome. Every one in
the street abuses John Allen, aud ex-
presses pious wish that he may 90 to
the devil as soon as possible, or anywhere
else. 90 long as he takes himself of-so
said Mr.. Tommy Hadden. They seem to
think that as long as the Wickedest Man
in New York remains among them, so
long will the agitation against their infa-
nous mode of earning living continue |;
but that, if Allen could be got out of the
way, the outcry against them weuld soon
cease. Allen, without intending to do so,
has certainly done more 70 ipjure the
business of these "Sailois Retreats :
than all the missionaries put together
He has, fortunately for the poor sailors,
opened their eyes to the frauds practiced
upon them, taught them to be more care
full Of their own interests, and made them
more shy than formerly of going to these
places. His neighbors feel this, and bless
him accordingly.
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GOODYEAR & FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
asI Main Street walker BIocL),

A RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
IN customers with Drugs, Chemicals. Paints,
Oils. Dye Stufs, Brushes, Periumery, Fancy
Goods, ETC., etc.
Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is complete
with all the necessary appliances. and stocked
with Pure Drugs. Chemicals. Extracts, resnoid
and fluid; and will be controlled BY competent
and practical Pharmaceutists. Weinvite Ply
sielans, Planters, and all persons interested, TO
call and see Us.
We intend making the Prescription Depart
ment, and furnishing Physicians. Planters and
Families. a speciality.
Remember the CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
81 Main ST., feur doors north Of Madison. 9lf
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The Playsd-Out wicksdsst Nan.

From the New York Tribune.l
John Allen has closed his house, as a
clearinghouse, and has become logged,
sullen and silent. he is disappointed
with the turn affairs have taken, and is
angry with himself and with his neigh
bors. His old business has been entirely
ruined, partly by exposure and partly BY
bis attempt TO play of missionary by his
pretended convention. Between these
two stools John Aliens dance-heuse has
fallen TO the ground. He is said. how
ever. to have saved a great deal OF money
out of his infamous business; quite
enough to keep him very comfortably for
the remainder Of his days. he is tall,
powerfully-built msu, about thirty five
years Of age, but with hang-dog. brutal
cast Of eounienaaes. He was unable 10
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DENTAL CARD.

THO THE PUBLIC: WE WOULD CALL
i attention to the Card of DR.. A. WRssoS,
especially to the last clause. As the whole
advertisement. hswever, speaks for itself, and
bears upon its face egotism. ignorance and
charlatanism, and regarded by. al! intelligent
and honorable Dentists Of both city and
country as a gross outrage and Disgrace upon
the profession. we therefore propose letting II
pass with this just censure. further than to
notice the above clause alluded to. in which
the attention of the public is especially called
to the name of A. Wesson, and are cautioned
against mistaking the name lWessonl, or place.
etc., as others of similar name have often
been mistaken for his, etc. The correctness
of this statement we are compelled, however
reluctantly, to admit. and for some eight years
have most earnestly endeayored TO correct this
mistake. By constantly and emphaticaly ex-
planning the common error with many, coca
stoned By the similarity of names but we are
sorry to say, notwithstanding this continued
effort on our part, we have as yet only par
tally succeeded, for the reason which we will
here explain, which is this That the said DR..
A. (which stands for Abneri WEss0S has not
acted in good faith with US; for, so far from
having ignored our name tWassen). or J. B. q
VIM. WATSON, and thereby corrected this FREE
quent and common mistake, when it occurred.
as he should have done to the contrary. be
has repeatedly. time and again: assumed our
name (Wasson). and operated for strangers,
Office under false impressions, and With
very badly performed Dentistry. at that,
for which we afterward got the credit,
but be, their money-undsr what sort Of pre-
lenses, We leave the reaier 70 judse. nut. IN
conclusion, will suggest that should this
GREAT DOoToR "a. Wesson) take occasion to
deny the above charge, we would here remind
bin that this is only ONE, Of sonle SIX other
charges equally reprehenaible and derogaiing
which were preferred in due form" and ALL
fully sustained against him some time since, in
the MENPHIs DENTAL SOCIETY,". and for which
he was duly. and by unan.sner. "ofe, expelled.
We, however, more through sympathy TO the
Doctor than a sense OF justice 10 this commu-
nity, determined never to mske publicity TO
these summary proceedings. provided, how
ever, that he tWesson) would not continue to
disgrace the profession to which we have the
pride and honor OF belonging. and have strictly
adhered 10 this however. after be has been
known since TO assume our name) until the
card referred to made its appearance, and has
for so loag been srrayed before the public in
| most glazing tissue Of false representations.
and savering Of the most stupendous humbug-
gerry. We have, therefore. taken occasion.
however reluctantly to call special attention 10
the said card, and propose letting this continue
| as a standing advertisement so long as the card
| referred to Of DR.. A. Wesson remains in this or
| any other paper. Very respectfully,
| l0ef WIN. WATSON, d. d. s.,
| Office with j. b. WATSON. No. 3l8 Main street
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j. VIENNOT d co.,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADvERTIs-
VI ING AGENTS. 1873 Nassau street, New
York. Established in 1927 We beg to call
the attention Of advertisers to our agcncs. Our
facilities with ali the frst-cass daily papers in
the country are second TO noue, and We are fully
prepared 70 offer terms and conditions which
cannot fail TO give superior inducemeEts. We
also send advertisements to all Cuban and
South Amsricau papers, with whom we have
exclusive contracts. We are the only house
doing SPANISH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can. by special permission. refer to
Mr.. II. 7. HeImbold. Druggist. 5eI Broadway.
New York.
Messrs. S. r. vanduzer 4 Co.. 1ss Greenwich
street. New York.
Msssrs: Han 4 Rucksl. rs Greenwich street.
New York.
Messrs. @. Bruce's Son Co.. Type Founders.
Is Chambers street.
Messrs. Fhalon 4 Son. New York.
Phelan 4 Collender, New York.
Tarrant 4 Co., New York.
Chickering 4 Son. New York.
Railway q Co.. New York. Gill
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GARTER @. JACKSON,
lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
90 bbls Choice Onions.
3 bbls Oranges.
200 bbls Fine PeaehblOW Potatoes.
200 boxes aud quarter boxes Raisins.
us bbls Family Flour.
10 tierces Sugar-oursd. new Hams.
3 bbls Choice Molasses.
80 boxes Spices and Can Goods.
go kegs and half bbls Piss Feet,
10 bbls Onion Sets.
Together with a full assortment Of Fancy and
Staple Groceries. Wines and Liquors. at
g. A. ECRERI.Y,s, sfs Front street,
Between Union and Gayoso Sta los
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DR.. IL. WILLEAaS

has REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO
III Alabama street Immediately IN the rear
Of 81. Mary's church. and bis ofice . iutersec-
ton Of UHion stree With Pigeon koost read,
professionally absent. O6ce Hears. 2 70 10 a.
N. and 2 TO SPIN. 1Ib
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Lump and Nut.

A FREsH SUPPLY OF TIE pEsT PITTS
n BURG LUMP AND NUT C9AI, iast 70
csiyed and for sale h. the HAYS COAL COM
PANT. once. * MadiaoE street. or w. III.
HORTON. Agent. No. as Main street ia
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N o It &c e .

ns- Cash paid for Hides. Furs and Deer
kins 10
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win printed heads, together With every kind
~ Pisin and Fancy Work. done with dispatch.
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self, and still performs that task every
morning. 1t Is q very light one though,
the King wearing nearly bis full whiskers.
Napoleon is shaved by his old valet de
chsmbre, Jean, who has cultivated his
imperial masters chin and checks for
over thirty years. At the Tuileries peo-
pie say he is not good barber, but the
Emperor is we'll satisfied with him. Ma.
poleon's moustache and goatee are care,
fully waxed every morning, and some say
he has dyed them ever since 1859.
Prince Napoleon, who never wears o
beard, because that would lessen his
striking resemblance to his uncle, Ma
poleon the First, is regularly shaved by
one of the most skillful French BARRIERS.
Victor Emmanuel shaves himself, but
not regularly, which accounts for the
somewhat rough appearance which his
face presents every now and then.
Francis Joseph pays more attention to
the appearance of his face, and is shaved
every morning by one of his Wallets.
Bismarck shaves himself every day, ex-
cept when he is in the country. On these
occasions he often allows his whole beard
to grow for weeks His great rival and
adversary, Count Won Beust, is extremely
particular about his personal appear
ance. He always dressed very neatly,
and both his barber and hair-dresser
their business thoroughly.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, June l6.-The New England
Rowing Association races took place yes
terday afternoon, in Charles river, before
two thousand people. There were two
contests. One single scull race, for the
Association gold medal and the cham
pionship of the river, was won by Walter
Brown in sixteen minutes and forty
eight seconds. Appleton, second; Ran
dali, of Portland, third. The four-oared
race was won by the George Roach, the
Harvard International being second.
The Harvard crew got the prize. Time of
the Roach crew, Fl min. IL Sec; dis
lance, three miles.
Admiral Farragut presented the prizes
to the winner of the l00.mile walk
ing match between McEltysk, of this
city, and Miles, of California, which
was commenced on Monday eve.
ming and closed at $50 last night, the
former winning by making the distance
in % hours 3O2 minutes; actual walking
time, 10 hours % minutes. Miles was
over three miles behind. A very large
crowd was present to see the finish.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-The Knights
Templar this evening locked to the Acad-
envy with their ladies. The house was
Overlooking at an early hour. On the
rising Of the curtain the Knights of St.
John were disclosed in marching order,
and went through various evolutions with
military exactness. The audience then
listened to an essay on Masonry from Sir
Richard Vsux. The rear Of the stage
was occupied by fountain, surrounded
by flowers; on either side was temple
Of flowers ten feet high. These flowers
were in boquets. They were subse-
quently distributed to the ladies, which
occupied sometime. Dancing com
menced at ten o'clock.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June l6-A mass mee,in &
of Conservatives was held here last eve
ing The business houses were all closed.
About four thousand persons were assem-.
bled in the park. The tenor of the
speeches made was that while negro suf-
frage nor even the expurgated Consiitu-
ton were not desirable, yet all should be
accepted in order that the State might
again be admitted to the Union and peace
and prosperity be restored.
The claims Of Mr.. Walker, the Con.
sentative Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, we're urged and recognized with
enthusiasm by the audience.
A recruiting Office for soldiers at thirty
dollars per month and bounty has been
opened here, and it is understood they
are to be enlisted for the Cuban cause.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, June l6.-The Herald s
Washington special says the heads OF
various branches of the War Office had a
sort of caucus to-day regarding RawliDs'
order Diminishing clerks. 1t is understood
they have agreed to recommend to Secre-
tary Rawlins the revocation of the order.
Nearly all of them have written letters to
the Secretary representing the impolicy
of the order, declaring that, if carried
out, it would suspend the operations of
the whole department. General Meigs
has written q. strong letter on the SUBJ
ject.
At a special meeting of the New York
Historical Society, last evening, Rev.
DR.. Thomas Dewitt accepted the position
Of President CT the Society, made vacant
by the resignation of Hon. Hamilton
Fish.
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The BOhemians.

From the n. Y. World
The disrepntable meaning which now
attaches to the word Bohemian fossil
ICES, as is well known, the story of the
wanderings Of the Bohemian 7chsigGnes
or "gypsies," over Western Europe. OF
late years, but few troops of this curious
people have come out of the East. A
company of them, however, fresh from
WAllacbis, has jus. made its appearance
10 the neighberhood Of Lyons, IN France
The men are described as tall and fne-
looking, wearing their hair long, and
dressed in a picturesque fashion, with
high Suwarrow boots. The women are
said to be lees attractive, aud the chill
dren run about nearly naked. The social
customs Of these nomads have about
them an atmosphere Of ancient Greece
and Of far India. Both sexes marry at
twelve and thirteen years Of age, and
they dip their newborn babes, imme-
diately on their advent, into the nearest
river. A baptism Of this sort took place
among them the other day. A child
being born TO a young lady OF twelve, it
was forthwith plunged into the Rhone, as
Achilles was dipped into the Styx, and
as Hiudoo babes are laved in the sacred
Ganges Bat the Rhone is icy cold as
well IS arrowy-svifi, aud the little gypsy
incoutinently frczs out Of the world be
had just entered. The inhabitants Of The
countryside regarded this as q kind Of
infaniicide, and drove their Wallachian
visitors very speedily away. fI
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So. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, June le-The following is
published to-day ~, Valentine McKin-
ney, give my decision in the late fight
between McCoole and Allen in favor Of
McCoole, there being foul committed
by Allen on McCoOle in the last round,
BY gouging his eyes.
[Signed] "VAL. MoKISSKY, Referee"
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Special Notices.

The Healing Pool.-An essay for youag men
on the crime of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create impediments to marriage,
with sure means ofrelef Sentin sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address. DR.. j.
Skillin Houshton. Howard Association. Phil
adelphia. Pa. 1880
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B Y Ell E G R A P q.
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
BROWNSVILLE.
Supreme Court at Brownsville.

Special to the PUBLIC LEpGRR.l
BROWNSVILLE, June l6.-Ths Su.
preme Court suspended the hearing Of the
case of Mitchell VS.. Brown, ct al, and took
up the State docket 1t heard Calvin vs..
the State, and is now hearing Moody VS.
the State. nH
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rIJNERAI NOTTCE

The friends and acquaintance of Andrew
and Margaret Daneri are invited to attend his
funeral. from his late residence. No. $40. cor
ner Of Gayoso and Second. Thursday morning.
June II. at 10 o'clock. Services at st. Patrick's
Church
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The Imperial Razor-Royalty SHAW.
Ing Itself.

A writer in the Petite Presse gives US
particulars about the manner in which
certain crowned heads and other dis
tinguished mortsls in Europe get shAyea.
King William /, Of Prussia, the author
tells us, has all his life long shaved him
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Neto York Stock = June l6, IL M
Market steady, with limited business.

Liverpool Cotton-Juns l6, l pm
The cotton market is active up
lands, ll2i; Orleans, I'D; sales for
the day, 10000 bales.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, June l6 The first through
train on the Columbia railroad arrived
this afternoon FROM Charlotte.
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Nsv FORK Cotton : Juns1s, IL avn
Market opened strong. with prices tend
ing upward. Sales ct oil ports yester-
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London Money June: l6, pm
Five-twenties, S0B Erie, 1917; Consols,
92s; Illinois Central, So; Bonds in
Frankfort. e6k.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
Summer session

OPENS MONDAY. JUNE q; CLOSES
Preparatory Glass. 50 per month Junior. 81 I;
Senior, IS. Hours for instruction, from am.
to IL IA. A. j. HALLE,
Q3-0I No. 303 Third street.
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Domestic and Foreign Market Reports as
Telsgraphsd to the Public Ledger BIZ
the southern Pacific and Atlantic Tsls=
graph Company. FL
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''Borie as a traveller" is now the New
York Suns topic.
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Neto York Aoney-June l6, IL ~
Governments dull and rather heavy.
Sterling Exchange firm. 1904 for prime
Gold carrying at BIG per cent. with an
unchanged market. Money market more
stringent, at per cent. gold on call, and
1c commission.
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Ip.m.-SterlingExchange steady, 1893
for prime sixty-day bills.
sales .... ..... saIes.............. :
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day, 5000 bales; receipts at all ports yes.

lp.m.-Cotton very firm, and holders
are asking higher rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-30
Hpck. Knox d Ekcrby.

[Real Estate Agents and AGcuoncer.
VERUSTEE'S : LIE OF \ NALU a LIZ
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST SesS
SIDE OF WATER ST, BETWEEN -BsEaal
DUKE AND WOLFE-By virtue OF u deed
Of trust from James II. Crump and wife, dated
tho 10th day OF October, 1857, and of record
amongst the land records OF AlcXAalria c'un-
ty, tho undersigned, Trustee Will sc'l by pub
lie auction, in iron; oc tho Mayor ji.c. IN the
city OF Nlrvarirt uu SAT VA y he 2lst
of August, ioul =. l2o,., tue ID Of GROUND
on the east sido oil W~..r, b.twecn Duke
and Wolfe streets fronting on Water st. TWEEN
ty-ive feet, and one Hundred feet in depth, i'm
proved by sea. and commodious Fra Nj Il
IWELLING, containing ten rooms, lately the
residence OF James 7. Crump.
TERMS-Onc-fftho of the purchase, money. to
bo paid in cash; the residue in three equal IN
stalments at 6, u end Is months respectively,
with interest from the day OF sale; the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser and satisfactorily endorsed, and decd OF
trust VI on the promises; tho purchaser to IN
sure tho buildings and assign the policy to the
Trustee. Stamps and conveyances ut the cost
of the purchaser. ENGLISH,
ivp0-ts Trustee.
Ies-The above sale has been poStp until
SATURDAY, August 18th aug 23-ts
gsrThe above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the ID day of October next
when it will take place at the same hour and
place. .ug zo-tS
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LOCAL NEWS.

AN ALEXANDRIAN SHoT.-It has already
been stated in the Gazette that Mr.. Charles 5.
Price, formerly Of this city, was shot in Mem
phis, Tennessee. The following particulars oil
the accident wera obtained from a letter re
ceived in this city this morning On the
evening OF Sunday, the 18th instant. guest
of the hotel of which Mr.. Price is the clerk,
named Martin, asked him for pistol which
had been put 10 the sale. When the weapon
was handed to him he crooked it, and pointing
it at Mr.. Price said, ''Colcnel. let me show you
how once killed man !" pulling the trigger
at the time. The pistol exploded, and the ball,
which entered the breast OF Mr. Price, went
through his body, and was afterwards cut out
OF his back BY the surgeons. Martin was in
stantly arrested, but at the urgent request OF
Mr.. Price, was released, and has since been
uuremittiug 10 bis care Of and attention to the
latter, who, though for some time expected to
die. it is now thought will recover.
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KNABE & CO.'S
:s-.sss T GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

Having recently secured the agency for these
unsurpassed and splendid instruments, shall
keep on hand constant supply OF their NEW
PIANOS, which will sell at their own fac
tory prices, with all their guarantees.
Win. Knabe " Co.'S Pianos sreso well known
on this continent, and particularly in our State.
that it would be useless to pablish all the testi
monisls in their favor. They obtained the
prizes over every competitor wherever expos
ed and have attained their high standing by
their intrinsic worth. and the patient persev err
ing industry of their makers, without having
had recourse to means employed by many
firms to make a sensation. Every Piano war
"a ted tive years.
Also, VIM. HEINEKAMP'S first class Pr
AMOS. already so favorably known here
SMITHS PARLOR ORGANS, of Boston
SECOND HAND PIANOS, of the best makes.
Every Piano warranted, and terms of payment
rs usual in other cities.
All kinds of Musical Instruments tuned an
repair cd in the best manner. Honesty OF in
tenton and an experience Of over IL years in
the art o. tuning still continued in the high est
musical circles of Washing on city, dur inc
which 1 have accomplished over sixteen thous'
and Piano tunings, may, perhaps, reassure those
who are inclined to seek for good workman
ship out of Alexsnd ria.
Pianos and Organs for rent.
' VICTOR BECK Err.
10Y King above wnshtnR ton st.,
40 Alexandria Va.
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BY Green a. Wise. Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue OF q
decree of the Circuit Court OF Alexandria CO,
Va, rendered at the August term, 1859 in the
suit of Martha Lunt against Elizabeth Lunt
and others, the undersigned, rs Commissioning,
will offer, by public auction, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, Va,
ON THURSDAY, the l4th day of october, 1868
at IL o'clJck m, the following rNa! estate in
said city, subject to the lie estate dover inter
est therein OF Mrs Martha Chatham, formerly
Martha Lunt, assigned to her by a decree inthe
above named cause. to wit
The LOTS OF GROUND on tho west side Of
Union str eet, between Queen and Princess SITS,
in the said city of AleX.ndrIA, on which IL To-
Gated tho SOAP FACTORY, t"rmerlv 3cGu-
ia NV Samuel Luut dec d. \ pl>t and par
t;cmlsr description OF said property Will Dc eN-
hibited at the time and place OF salo.
Terms of sale. cash c,,,,r,, w.
sop I3-2swts FRANCIS Ia SMITH Com,
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AUCTION SALE
SALE OF FAIKFAX
" LAND

NOM MISSIONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
" LAND.
Under authority of dccroe OF the Circui.
Court of Fairfax county, Va, rendered At its
November term, 1866 in the suit of John Hais.
lip vs. A l.. Mckenzie ct al. tho undcrsi cd,
as Commissioner of tho said Court, will sell, by
public auction, at the front door of the Court
House of Fairfax county, on MONDAY, the
18th day of October, 1860, ht = o'clOCl, m. sli
that TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax co. lying
on Pohick creek, and containing TWO HUN
DRED ACRES, on which the said A. L. Nc
Kenzie now resides, and which belongs to tho
said A. l.. Mckenzie and Ann Mckenzio III
common
TERMS-One.tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash; tho residue in threo equal
instslments at six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interest the pur-
chaser to give bonds for the deferred payments
and the title to DO retained rs security for their
payment. ,. FE tGUSUN bhACl.
seD ll-eotS commissioners.