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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

Bronchial, TEOc1es" viii be found inyalua,
BILE to those exposed to sudden changes,
affording prompt relief in cases of Coughs,
Colds, etc. sFor Public Speakers and
Singers, and those who over tax the voice,
they are useful in relieving an Irritated
Throat, and will render articulation easy.
as there are 6mStatGOnS, be sure to oBTAIN
the 0enuine. 2 q --- a ~. HrE .T
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

-aFoR GENERAL DEBILITY, lack Of appetite,
or where a strengthening tonic is needed, Per-
kins, Stern s. Co.'s Pacific Wine Bitters will
be found invaluable. For sale by4 all drug
gists and grocers, and wholesale "a and Sc La
Sale street. Chicago. Ill,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

Latest from tue LsdIes.-Since the Introduction
of OR SALVATION y
THE HAIR. ladies who formerly used the poisonous
dyes, are universally abandoning them. They find the
new article so harmless, SO clean and pure, so pleasant
to the sens-s, and with al SO superior as Il means OF
renewing the original color of their faded ringlets, that
they absolutely shudder when they think Of the hltny
stuff they once used.
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DurnO,s Cafarrh SnuRL

Strengthens Weak Eyee-Improves the Hearing,
Cures Catarrh in its worst forms, and sweetens the
Breath. 1t contains no Tobacco, is mild, and pro-
NOTES a pleasant sensation and beneficial results to
where by Druggists. E s
- 1A William ST New York
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

THE REASON WHY-" Grandma, lend
me your specsf' What for? ?" For
half a minuter r
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

Send for circular of Pianos, Organs
and Melodeons. d. II. Baldwin 1873
W. Fourth Street. Cincinnati Ohio.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

To avoid rheumatic pains-don't sleep
in attic rooms. =
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BANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEWS eco.
80 Wall St., N. Y.

81 wall Sb'J M L,
SO TTA FIA~
: This business of our Houss is the same, in all respects,
as that ofan Incorporated Bank Checks and Drafts
upon us pass through the Clearing House.
CORPORATE ms, Firms, ard individuals keeping Bank
Accounts with us, ether in Currency or Gold, will bs
allowed Five Per Cent Interest per anBum. On all
daily ba.anc 8, and can oueck at sight Without notice.
Interest credited and Account Current rendered
We are p-epar ed at al times to make advances 70.
our Dealers on approved collaterals. at the market
rate. ~ @ F f.f.E b % q r...
Certificates Of Deposit issued payable on dsmans,
or after hxed date bearing interest at the current
rate, and available In all parts of the country.U
COLLECTIONS JADE PROMPTLY KvRRY.
WHERE IN TIE UHITED STATES,
AND EUROPE. Dividends and Coupons Promptly
Collected -f .r'-'t
We bay, sell and exchange all Issues OF Government
Bonds, at current market IliceR. -
Orders executed for the purchase or ssle of Gold
and Exchange, also for state, City and "a other frat
class Securities.
Special attention given to the negotiation of Rail-
road, State, City, and other Corporate Loans.
W. are prepared to take GOLD O on
teTfA the same as fer Currency; to receive GOLD
on DEPOSIT. Daring interest and subject 70 cheek at
sight; e tS-ue GOLD CEaTIFICATEs or. DEPOSIT to
make ADVANCES In GOLD against currency and other
colaterals, and TO afford Banking facilities generally
upon a GOLD BASIS.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-12

In numbers there is safety. 1t was upon thit
HERB PMLs was prepared. DR.. Judson, in
tending to spend a fortune in advertising his pills,
submitted his recipe to the revision of the most
intelligent and learned physicians of the age, and
the result is a simple but most eficacious medicine
the JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB Pills. They
purify the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse
the skin of all pimples and blotches, and are per-
fectly sure and safe in their operation. The JUD-
SONS MOUNTAIN HERB Pills cure Biliousness,
Female Irregularities, Headache and many of the
diseases arising from impure bloodsHRd q derangad
digestion. sDse the JUDsoN's HoUETAN HIRE
PILLS, and when you4haVes proved their virtue
sugar-ooated and plain For sale everywhere.
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MACHINISTS Z.

Catalogue of F. 8. STUBS Tools and Fne6,
Twist Drills and Chucks, Screw Plates and Taps, Ma
chine Screws, Emery Wheels. Foot Lathes; etc. sent
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CHAPTER II.

s3as6i splash splash lone after the other, all
had walked overboard, to go down in the dark waters,
The former, conSucted 70 the edse OF the p~lanking.
I the y eSGSt e sS s ! s6 tna iSs e OF aase S ann NItS Sns when 1,sl
oroas push, sent che plank over int the water.
huny uPonh sr a1'e p%feadtnss, I IL . his his native IGif foDsue.
aTSey VIE mot BritonSsH,Sey were Americans r.
he crisd, In Engiisn, as he gls9c si at the prisoners;
the t6SS d1n s5 &C. as to the country Of them what goes to
AT length the taller man seemed affected by his
Your lives are spared !" he said" thatis-fer the
The Two were conducted irto the cabin, where they
found Grace, watched over by a guard.
rs A s,ght o. hsE brother. The beautiful creature, who
held both hands towards him. ~ =
Merton Had not more tth aHt time Ras% 70 ssy a S1 e g@cS1nsSgs,
t G4sS r0 26s5 e an Sas a SEIinEi GAL s5s %hSH Ss s ygs d hgrrl Ss With SitS
vi Siy R,sals sSs ne R9iy ys.ssI ne %s4g s sssn 'a sSesrS Of t n
Frenchpan, after which the st. George was scutded
HsSs Gay, 9 e. sDops noon I'll, The captured ones were
masses ofOeautifuT banana and other trees that firing
The view wa, beautiful.
appeared in the distance to be the ruins Of a tower,
e2TsTe1 With heayy cay. ,,; creeping ePa vines; through thc 1g which which
flashed with diamond-like brilhancy..
Beautiful" inyoluntarily burst from the lips of
Az, beautiful indeedl' said a musical voice be-
hind her, when. turning. she beheld the young pirate
ms = Even mOte lAnClAulJ arIaJcu Jig On bO
day before.
"Yes," he continued, /" this is a beautiful spot-a
Epot sacred to me as It was here that ] was born"
You said you were born nere?" remarked Richard
Merton. r H-
"Yes,' answered tNe 9th sr, sadly; sand here my
m9 ae eft d he I f1fes i @X P3 sore stSeTr a Si he ks sasd this, and
his eyes seem ed to fash lightning. 3
The tall. da,k man who has been spoken Of, now
made his appearance from forward, where ne. had
bee He s saReri an 9 pnes9ss f tSe Se %eaf Of fS q dsrE s1 so o1in0iS'
stTbls Is my First Lieut. naat, Lemuel Frayo," said
the captain, IN his musical voice; 'aldI ma. as well
tell you, first as last, Il AT my name-or at least tbs
"Ynu shall be wefI IT ated. white we remain here"
said Mareau, turning his admiring glance upon Grace:
40 begin. 1 will lake some Que asho e, at once, and
erect DWELLINGS, for YOU Accommodation"
''Keepin' guard over Us while we are In EN-, L
I'VE W Ii be obliged to do that. But aot so as to IN
terfere with your movements, otnerWlse IMAM 10 prS-
vent your leavtn the leland"
He ordered the cut Hr lowered and manned, after
which he directed 1t a lhore,
was rapidly pulled ashore:
The shelters which had been erected were found to
be two in number, and built of csnyass,s bougbs. and
leaves, n such a manner as to keep on the rain and
sun.
Grace's habitation was especially comfortable In
addition to a neat carpet of mating. there were sew
era chairs, a small table, and some books In French
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rInfectfon in fha Air.

Experimental chemists have repeatedly analy-
zed the air at unhealthy seasons, in the hope Of
detecting the invisible VIRUS which produces cpl
demic disease. They have not yet, discovered it,
and scarcely anytwo of them agree as toits nature.
This is of little consequence. 1t is sufficient to
know that its poisonous priuciplei exists, and thata
safeguard against its insidious influence has been
provided. In the spring and early summer, when
fever and agUe, Iemittent fever, aud other per1od1-
cal diseases of that class are prevalent, it is only
necessary TO- fertify the system with a course Of
Hostetter'sS Stomach Bitters to escape them. III
this precaution has been neglected, which il never
tions, and If the paroxysms of malarious fever
have actually commenced, they may always be
checked or broken mp by a course of that power
full vegetable tonic and alternative. Quinine was
once considered the;on1y specific for chiIls and fe-
vers; but it is now generally admitted that this
nauseous alkaloid is a dangerous medicine, and
that its secondary effects are more toSbe dreaded
than any form of Intermittent fever. 1t is simply
a tremendous astringent. 1t does not touch the
dtsordered liver, or regulate the bowels, or in any
way improve the condition of the ,apimak fluids
Hostetter'sB itters, on the other hand, in addi-
ton to being a better and saferbtonic than any pre-
p~aration of Quinine, has a balsamic effect upon
the whole system 1t is aperient and antibiliOus,
as well as directly. inyigorating, and apurifes the
secretions as well as regulates the s~ecretive or
gans. 1t stimulates the appetite, strengthens the
stomach, soothes the nerves, promote healthful
perspiration, and induces quiet sleep, As a stom-
achic it has no rival. Cases of Indigestion that
no other tonic seems capable of alleviating, are
cured in a few weeks By its regular use. --r
EL
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MASON &C..

Mount Vernon koysl Arca CnsPT.eiTii III me ~
hrst Monday IN escn mohIh' NJ lno'r h"'' III '"0
Mar ket House Building. \, q,
Alexandria Washington Lodge, no. n, ~, H.
+. y A. NJ meets secon" ana Io0rth inuts,
nays III o eaGa r,io"'u' ~ 'Ne'' ''''' ."
Andrew jackson Lodge, No. l20. A. f. Il A.
NJ. meets first and third Thursdays in each
month. At their hall, on Fairfax street, between
King and Prince.
ODD FELLOWS
,, NJ g oo., socond
Marley hnGain pn,eHa, Mo ',nn,I 81 OJj
ann ,nai'tH IL , C!I,,,,,,hms Strait.
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Auction SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM NEAR CENTREVILLI,
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VIRGINIA.-Ry viz
tue OF q decree Of tho Circuit Court of Fairfax
county. in tho suit Of James A. Spindlos heirs
vs.. Pcte! Gooding's Administrators, at Novcnl-
Der term. 1860, tho undersigned, Commissioner
of sale, will, on tho I'd MON DA / II JANU-
ARY,lS7C, Court day, in front Of Fairfax Ct.
House sell, to the highest bidder, At public
sale sLat V VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
formerly the residence OF James A. Spindle,
containing $50! acres. This farm lies on the
Warrcnton and Alexandria Turnpike and near
Centreyile The soil is Of excellent quality,
(bcinp tho rcd and is susceptible Of high
state Of Improvement st but little eXpens Co.
Persons wishing to purchase good land in =
healthy region will do vol to examine this
farm.
TERM S-One-tenth Of tho purchase money
cash the residue in three equal payments at
six, twelve and eightoon months. with intere est
on the deferred pay ments from the day Of sale;
the purchaser to give his bonds for the deferred
payments and tho title TO be retained until the
whole Of tho purchase money is paid the land
subject TO resale at the risk Of the purchaser in
case of q non. compliance with tho terms of sale
or default in making tho deferred payments.
THOMAS MOORE. Commr.
&sa-The above sslo is postponed 10 the 2lst
day Of FEBRUARY, 1870, Court day, III
the Same place. Possession given, if sold, on
tho lst day of January, 1871.
THOS. MOORE, Comm'r.
,.sC,, Il QUITS
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AUCTION SALES.
H5N RUS TEES SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust, dated October
29th 1868 executed by Samuel II. Maggs and
wife, and duly recorded, the undersSne>1 Ell
Trustee therein named, will on SATU RDAf,
the 9th day of February, 1870, in front OF the t.,
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, ut Il
O'Clock M. offer for sale, by public auction {"
TRACT OF LAND, in Loudoun county, Va,
about one mile north of Gulford depot, A., l..
& Ii. K. r., with small LOG HOUSE hzsa
thereon containing one hundred and for ssssSs-
ty fl4Ul acres, more or less.
TERMS Gosh as to go much Of tho proceeds
Of sale AS may be necessary TO defray the eX,
penscs OF trust and to pay $780, with accrued
interest; and the residue in three equal pay
ments, to become due as follows The first, Oct
20, 1870, and the other two payments Oct 29Ln,
1871 and 1872, respectively. with interest from
Oct. 20, 1869. JOHN w. GREEN,
ion it'd Trustee.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY ?.

WATER ON Stoves The Boston Journal
Of Chemistry takes issue With high medical aud
scientific authorities relative to the common
practice of evaporating water upon stoves and
furnaces. 1t asserts that the practice is not
conducive to health, that atmospheric air cCE-
not be dried up or burned up by any heating
apparatus of the present day, and that heated
air loses none o. its moisture. The writer
maintains that the trouble is that most house
keepers keep up too high a temperature, and
have the sensation Of dryness If the heat OF
dwellings is kept at a normal standard the warm
air contains all the moisture needed Tor health
or comfort If the temperature is abnormalIy
high, the train of evils which follow are not
avoided by cvarorizing large quantities OF water.
la families where this is practlscd there have
been uniformly more catarrhal difficulties,
more rheumatism, more headache, than IN
other houses where no evaporation IS allo~co,
and where the heat is kept at uniform tempe
nature. 1t is scarcely necessary to remark that
there are other scientific aud medical authorl-
ties 10 total disagreement with this theory.
GENIUS AND LABoR.-It is no mans bust
ness whether he has genius OF not; work he
must, whatever he is, but quietly and steadily,
and the natural and uDforced results of such
work will be always the thing that God meant
him to d. and vii! be his best. No agonies
nor heart .rendings will enable him to do any
better. 1.-The be great man, they will be great
things; i'll small man, small things; but al
ways, if thus peacefully done, good and right ;
always, if restlessly and ambitiously done, false,
hollow and despicable.
A "big Indian" strayed away from his camp
and got lost Inquiring the way back, he was
asked, Indian lost ?'No, said he, disdaiufuly,
Indian no ost-wigwam lost Striking his
breast, he exclaimed, Indian here!
oh where do you get the red Tor your
cheeks said paie, wan young lady to a
bright laughing mink. Where the roses get
their's-in the air and sunlight, was the reply,
A person who was sent to prison for marry
ing two wives. excused himself by saying that
when he had one she fought him, bat when he
got two they fought each other
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by Green az Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers1
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
d dated January 3. 1868, executed by A. Mo-
ran and wife. and duly recorded the under
signed. Trustee therein named, will, on
THURSDAY, tho Sd day OF February next,
exandris, Virginia, offer for sale. by public
auction, the following property, viz: A LOT
OF GROUND in said city, with BRICK 1TsA
STORE and D YELLING thereon, be- Hill
ginning on the south side Of King ST. DO feet to
the westward of Fairfax street. 70 feet front
and 90 feet deep, and occupied by A. Moran.
The said property will be sold to pay Il debt Of
$1,000, md what interest may have accrued, Sc
cured by said decd To Mrs. Margare. j. Bald
win. Terms cash.
GEORGE w. BRENT,
ian It'd Trustee.
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Fairfax co., jan 29-lawts
SALE OF TECUMSEH.

By virtue of deed Of trust made by Samuel
j. Tebbs and wife to John ,Ianney and George
G. Powell, as Trustees, for the benefit CT n; Is.
Powell, Trustee for the Devlsees OF Noble Bev-
eridge, decd dated the 7Lh day Of April, 1916,
and of record in the Clerks office Of Loudoun
County Court, WIS, page 1856, the undorsign,
ed ono Of whom is the surviving Trustee and
the other tho substituted Trustee, will offer, at
public sale, to tho highest bidder, before the
Court House door, in the town Of Leesburg
Virginia, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of Feb
ruarv, 1870, being tho ID day Of the County
Court, that valuable FARM known rs "TE-
CUMSEH," containing about 5i2 acres Of land.
situated on the waters of Bull Run, partly in
Loudoun and partly in Prince William county.
Tho land is of fine quality, well improved'
and is in all respects n most desirable larm.
6tO acres Of the tract were conveyed by Col
Tcbbs to a. g. Trundlc The remainder OF
the tract containing about AZ Gcrcs, on which
there is a valuable mine OF barytes, will be first
Sold and afterwards the tract of 5OO acres.
The land will be surveyed and pIats exhibit
cd On the day Of sale.
TERMS-rhe small tract of about ~ acro'
will be sold for cash. For tho 500 acre tract
enough in cash will hc required To pay the ex-
penses OF sale, and the residue OF tho dobt and
interest sccurcd--say about thirty. five hundred
dolurs For tho remainder of the purchase
| money, bond bearing interest from day Of sale,
| secured by deed Of trust on the promises: and
payable in equal instruments Of one and two
years will be required.
JOHN .IANNEY, Surv'g. Trustee.
b Z. holland. Sub. Trustee
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WISH WHARF tOk RENT.

The Fish Wharf will be rented 81 public
auction, on the 18Th day Of FEBRUAkf,
NJ II O'Clock IA, in front Of the Mayors Office,
for cash, in current funds Rent to commence
from the day Of renting. and end on the first
day Of June, 1870. This property will be rent
ed rs il now stands, including the wharf Of w.
A. Snoot, which has been considerably cx-
tended and used in conjunction with the fish
Wharf for several years. The renter will be
required to furnish material for platforms suf
lcicnt TO accommodate tho trade No privi
lcge for the sale Of liquors will he granted in
consistent with tho laws Of the city on that sub
ject. A passways must be kept open and free
from distractions The renter to erect no
buildings Of less distance than 20 feet from the
cast front Of the wharf, nor 50 feet from south
front nor does he have control over that po7-
ton @! the property now under lease. Al mr.
ticles landed on tho wharf for the use OF The
city to be free from wharfage.
ALLEN c. HARMON.
j. G. CLARK.
:. n. GARWOOD.
j. 2. AGNEW.
jan I'D Com. on Pub. Prop.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

In pursuance of decree of the CIRCUIT Court
torn, 1869, in the suit Of Coleman, Trustee, VS..
Coleman and others, tho undersigned will offer
at public sale, at Fairfax Court House, on
MONDAY, the 21st day Of February, 1862
Court day, tho TRACT OF LAND formerly
belonging to Charles II. Coleman, containing
lG8 acres.
This land is in desirable neighborhood, Of
good quality, with tolerable improvem ents ,snd
adjoining the lands ofW ebster, Newman and 9th.
ers, and is situated about two miles from Hern-
don.station, and in q country much sought after
by Northern settlers.
K. Ii. COCKERILLE.
K. H. SUMMERS.
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Agency Office and Sales Room. SlG f street,
TOpposite the Patent Office.
Washington, d. &.

The PAKHAM is lirst-cass LOCK-STIrCH
MACHINE, perfect in all its operations, sim
plo in construction, easy in its movements and
of elegant style and finish. The attachments
are sIl simple and practical. Hens, FEELS.
Tucks, Cords, Binds and Quilts. Sews with
perfect ease the finest Gossamer or Swiss to
heavy Beaver Cloth or Losthcr. Call and $40
this Machino in operation before purchase ny -
All orders and enquiries from tho country
promptly attended to.
f. b. ELLICOTT, Agent.
Washington, dec Soft
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BHOTS IL SHOES.

" OF &C.
A large stock OF Boys and Youths
FINE AND HEAVY BOOTS,
Of superior quality, which will be sold at great.
II reduced prices. All in want will do well 10
call ut No. "a King street
dec 2-2m w. 3. WADDEI.
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"HoNE 4 Af foRhI aSH yha asAIN' FROM
NJ. RUBEN, after doing business here for
several years, left year ago to better his con-
dition, rs he supposed, and located in Bslti
moro; but from experience has learned that old
Alexandria is the best place yet; and, therefore,
has returned and roopened ut the spacious store
No. 80 kirg street. few doors ABOVE Water,
OR. Cooks old stand,) where he will keep on
hand general assortment Of FURNITURE,
TIN WARE, STOVES, CLOTHING, Sc,
and is prepared to purchase, for cash, RAGS,
METALS, FURNITURE. CLOTHING. &c.
ian 26-lm
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Fairfax CO., ian l5-2awts Comm'rs.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT COMMITS.
SIONER'S SALE.

DALI.
By virtue of decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered at November Court.
1869, in the suit of Dennis Johnston, Admir-. of
Lorenzo Rogers deceased, vs. Lorenzo Rogers
heirs, the undersigned, Commissioner named
in said decree, will on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day of February, 1870, in front of Cats Tay;
ern, at West End, Fairfax county, Va. At IL
NJ, sell, to the highest bidder, the FARM of
Which the said Lorenzo Rogers died seized
containing 1lG5 acres more or less. This land
lies on Hunting Creek. adjoining the lands OF
VIM. Hammersly, d. Johnston and others
Persons desiring to purchase are requested 10
call on Mr.. Hsrnmersly or Mr. D: Johnston,
either Of whom will take pleasure in showing
the same.
TERMS--One-te tenth Of the purchase money
in hand; the residue in three equal install
ments. payable at six; twelve and eighteen
purchaser, with approved personal security,
and retention Of the title until the last payment
is made. Stamps and deed At the cost of tho
purchaser. THOMAS MOORE Comm'r.
H.; &C, S-1outp
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ian ;9-td
CCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOTICE.
Mr.. JAMES MAcDERMID, (nativo Of Scot
land) having completed the first annual term
of the School ho established on the 4th Of jan
uary 1861 at the corner of Pitt and Princess
streets, in this city, on til. common school self.
supporting basis. takes pleasure in informing
appreciators Of the past, or those DESTROYS of
avsiling themselves for the future, that he re-
opened al the same place on Monday, the 10th
Of January, and will endeavor to continue it.
either by personal services IS heretofore or
those of qualified assistant, until superseded
by common school system.
A limited number of orphans and those I'M
able to pay the small sef.suppOiting fee, will
be admitted gratis rs before.
Admission by card, obtainable at tho school
house. Jan 22-1w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
AB[,E FARM IN PRINCE WILLIAM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
v ABLE FARM IN PRINCE WILLIAM
COUNTY. Pursuant to decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Loudoun county, at its October
term, 1869, in the cause Of Oden ct al. vs.. Lynn,
Trustee, &c we will proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, at public auction, on SATuk-
DAY, the 5Lh day Of February, 1870, in on:
of the store Of Messrs. Laws & HUTCHINSON: IN
Aide Loudoun county, Vs., the TRACT or
LAND owned by James $. oJen, ana 1 Y nm
Latharn's TRUSTED. lying on tho "C'r"lins'
road, in Prince William county, about miles
from Aldio, adjoining the lands Of Beverly
Hutchinson, Joseph Taylor, b. P. holland and
others, and containing 800 acres. 1t is good ar
able land has on it a plenty OF water and tim,
Der, and we'll adapted to grazing and tn" growth
of cereals.
TEKMS-One.tont cash on tho day of sale;
and tho residue in equal instal inents Ut one and
two years from tho day of snlo mo ueier!nu
installnonts To be secured by bonds. bchrlng
interest from sMy Of sale. Sale u commence at
I'm. }. WIN. FOSTER.
B. =. holland.
Commissioners Of sale
LOudOun CO., w. ian l-eoiS