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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

POLICE REPORT. -Csptain Webster, of the
notice torca has received note from officer j.
i. browns who was suspended some days since
for lnebrlety while On duty, informing him that
he resigns his place as a policeman.
Complaints have been lodged against certain
parties, who are known to the police, for daily
rioIous and disord,ry behavior on Major $
Hill, and they will be looksd after
MAYORS CoURT-Justicc May presiding -
j. w. Joy, picked UT on The streets 10 sense.
less condition, from liquor. was discharged with
q reprmand.
0. Kerby and George Hyde, for disorderly
condue' aud fighting near the market house
we're fined and discharged.
Joseph Moore, Tor dsorderly conduct 10
Newtown. was fined and DISCHARGED.
MAGISTRATES CoURT-Justtces May and
Bell presiding % Cary, the u,an arrested aud
Committed IL jail at the instance of the Master
of Washington Lodge OF Free Masons, as a
suspicious character, was discharged for want
of evidence, with an undcrs: andiug that he was
to leave the city forthwith.
NIGHT REPORT. Might cloudy and warm.
A coered ball in progress at Newtown, had 10
be broken up in consequence of the disoEdcry
behavior of its attendants. There we're 10
disturbances in any other quarter OF the city
and the streets were as quiet as usual,
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Local BreVitieS.

10 the Equity Court OF Washington. yester'
day, Mr. Merrick made a motion that the
Alexandria and Washington railroad be taken
from the hands of the receiver and turned over
to the Alexandra and Washington Company,
organized by Hay and Phelps The motion
was argued al great length, and was continued
to-day.
Passengers from Leesburg, this morning, re
port that In reucouotre, which occurred in
that town last night Mr.. r. NJ. Bentley was
knocked down by Col. Jno. W. Fairfax, and
Col. Fairfax was Knocked down by Mr.. Joho
Haumery. Business affairs it is said were the
occasion OF the dlficu ~,
The two men, arrested in this county tor
robbing St. Johu's church, and other churches
in the ueiqbborhood, We're tried at Fairfax
Court House, on Wednesday, and sentenced
one to imprisonment in the county Jail tor SIX
months, and the other the penitentiary for
four years.
A barrel of cider, on market wagon, eXplo-
ded this m)rning, near the market house,
knocking the sides If the wagon to pieces,
alarming the horse that was attached to the
wagon, and other horses 10 the vicinity, and
producing general connection.
A meeting of the Conservatives Of Mount
Vernon Township, Fairfax County. was held
point delegates to the County Convention
which will meet on the lst OF Ootober.
The side walks on Klng street are now load
ed with the fail stocks of goods the merchants
are receiving. There was pile of buckets 10
front of the store OF A. H. Mott & Co., to day
as high as the second story Of the building.
The steamer Express while backing out Of
her berth this morning on her way to Baltimore
ran foul OF the Washington ferry boat, lying
at the adjoining wharf. and had some of her
stern works knocked off.
A hand on the canal boat Ida, stranger,
walked iuto the upper lock at the basin, last
night, but was rescued, after he had sunk
twice, by James Dean, the lock keeper.
H. 0. Claughton, esq.,, is announced to ad-
dress the citlz.ns OF Alexandra at Liberty
Hall next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Thompson, opposite the Gazette
Office, received a full supply Of excellent Coue
river oysters this evening.
The revival now in progress at the VILLAGE
Chapel is increasing in interest, and has already
been attended with happy results.
The Governor has appointed MIR. Samuel
Beach coroner OF this city.
There we're sales in Baltimore yesterday, OF
$1,000 "A. & NJ. per ct. bonds at 7Gi.
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kUCTION SALES.

nRINCEsTnEhj PROPERTY FOhSALE
BY PUBLIC AUCtIuN.-By virtue OF
The authority OF two decree. Of The Circuit Court
for the county of Alex sndria, rendered at Asy
term, 1859, and JuGe term, 1866. ia certain
SUIT theron pend'np in which jaime: Thompson
and others were plaintiffs and Mills heils were
def-nd ants, the undersigned, commissioners
therein named, w'll otter for sale, by pubic
auction, in front of the Mayors office, IN tn,
city of Alexandra on SATU RDk4 the "a
Of October next at II o'clock m, that V ALU
ABE PROPERTY, situated at the northwest
intersection OF Prince and Alfred streets, front
ing on Prince street 80 feet inches, and run
ning back 100 feet on A fred street to sn alley
10 feet wide Said pre- party is subjec. to IN an
nua rent char of S4y IS payable to John T.
Emerson on the LIST day OF ,ctober.
Terms Of sale, AS prescribed By the decree -
One tenth of the purchase IN ney in cash the
residue in threb equal instalmen:s &: 6 II and
Is months, with interest from the day OF SALE
aid the bonds OF the purchaser 10 be given, with
approved security, and the title to be retained
until the whole purchase money shall be paid ;
and in case of the failure CT the purchaser to
comply wi h the terms Of sale, the property to
be reso|d at his risk ard cost. Stamps and con-
veyancing ut the cost of the purchaser.
GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
sep 22-ts Commissioners of Sale.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Church Services Tomorrow.

Christ Gurch.-Service at II a. IN and u p
m BY Rev. K b. Mckim.
St.. Paups Ourch-Service at II III. and
Al m. by Rev. Ur. Norton.
Gracs Church. -S rvice at II a. m. and u p.
N by Kew. d. r Sprlgg.
st. Mary's-Mass 1T and ii d. m, and YES
pers at Al y. m.
First Presbyterian.-Se-vic in the morning
and at night BY Rev. Mr.. McAte.
Second Presbyterian.-Service in the mora
ing and at night by Rev. Dr. Bullock
Methodist Epsscepat.-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Haynes.
Methodast Episcopal Church South: Sermon
in the morning and at night by Rev. Dr: Hough.
Methodist Protestant.-Sermon 1T ii a. m,
text, Luke, chap, 46v., and ut ! p. m text,
Ho>es IL chap. NV by Rev. b. F. Bens IN.
Baptist-oermonl IN the morn;n I'd at night
by Kew. NJ. Rylant
Village Chapsl.--Service in the morning and
at night by Rev. Mr.: L'ghtner.
Alexandria Christian association
prayer meeting in the Baptist Church. at
p. m. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
Of the Association, IS King street, at 81 p m.
Bethst-Service at 8 p. M, at the foot of KING
street
German Luthsran Service at II q. m. a:
the rooms OF the Christian Association. by the
pastor, Rev K. A. Bischof
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Oatlands p. o. Lou doun co Va, sep
:NKUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to the provisions OF = deed Of trust,
bearing 1a.e tue 18th day of July. 1860, of &c.
cord IN the Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Loudoun, in liber rs folio 4G. made By
Robert Allnutt and wife to me, rs trustee,
to secure debt therein mentioned 10 William
ii Russell, l shali, on MONDAY, the
3lst day of October, 1870 about noon, at the
Court House door, in the iowa Of Lees burg
Offer ior sale, by public auction, to tho highest
bidder, all that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND. lying aid being in the county of Lou
doun, on the north side of the Lo. sburg Turn
pike, adjoining the lands of }. w Plossants
and Ssmuo l. jenkins, conveyed 10 mo by said
deed OF trust containing, by estimation. 22a
ACRES OF LAND more OR less. There Is Il
comfortable FRAME d w ELLlN q, Fssssa
with six rooms and basement on the prom s:1sH
ises, q good corn house, stable, &c. The quail
ty Of the land is good there is q sufficient
amount of timber for the place, and there is an
abundance of good water. There are six leda
and 1unning water in every field. 1t is two
miles from Gullford station
The terms OF sale, required By the deed under
the law, arc cash; but | am authorized by Mr
Russell, tho deed Of trust creditor, to say tnnt
for the amount due upon his debt, upon the
payment of one third casa, lie will extend t
ere sit upon the residue OF one and two years
MATTHEW HARRISON, Trustee.
J,ou1oun county sep 22-pOts
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Bsv IsacrS. Knox G. Acrby.

GHerl Est.te Agents nnl Auctlohcer:
commissioners SALE Of RIAL rs
u TATE by virtue "f u ccc7re Of the Cir
cut Court Of Alcxandii. equity, u, pro-
nounced at its May term 1870, in the sui. of
james Mcdowell vs. Sarah Grady and cthers,
the undersigned. Commissioners appointed by
the sait decree. will offer for sale. b. pubic
auction, On the premises. on i'HURSD \ 7, the
18th day Of september. 1870 ~ II O'clock n !.
in parcels suitable ter building purposes, Lot
OF GROUND with the Improvements there n,
living partly in Fairfax c, unity and partly liz
= l-xandrlu city, st tha south ives. intersection
of GIbbon and Henry streets extended. the
SAID lot fronts one hundred and twenty Zee. ca
Gibbun ,treet
TtRMS-Une tenth of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal payments
~ six, twelve and eighteen uln.; the deer
red LAY N. hts to bear interest aud TO be secured
by lhe purchasers bonds, with good surety,
and retention Of the title to said Is until
the purchase money shall have been paid
Costs If lamps and conveyances ~ be paid By
purchaser. ALBERT STU AIT,
D. l.. SHOOT,
aug 29-ts Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

THE HEBREW New YEAR.-As stated in
yesterdays Gazette the new year of tho He
brew Church will Commence tomorrow even
ing. 10 accordance with the creal, traditions
aud customs of the church. this nven; is 80
lemuIy observed. In the Octhoi3x Hebrew
Church TWO days are csIcbr .ted, al ! 10 the lie.
formed Hebrew Cnurch bat one. According
to the faith OF the Hebrew Church, the desti-
ny OF every Individual is at this time determln.
ed. The Creator sits on his throne, aud on
the first day of the first month weighs the me
rits and dement's Of all; those whose dement's
preponderate arc sealed TO death those whose
merits preponderate are sealed To lie; while
The cases Of those whose merits and dement's
are equally balanced arc delayed It'll the day OF
atonement. The ancient Hebrew circulation
of time fixed the appearance OF the stars as the
commencement of day. and their rea pear
ance on the succeeding evening as its eud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

ToURNAMENT.-As stated 10 yesterday 8
Gazette, the tournament announced to be held
near Washington, came off according to pro-
gramme. The attendance was large. The
following are the names of the knights who
entered the lists to contest for the prizes -
R. Ray, Knight OF Montgomery Horace
Bailey, knight OF the OLD Dominion q. L.
Taylor Unknown Knight; j. A. Armes,
Knight Of Fairfax J. H. Gwynu, Koip bit of
Maryland r. n Hereford, Ku,ght Of Mill !;
R. Z Gwynn, Knight OF Southern Flag w.
A. Edelin,. Koivh' of Hope J. e. Jones,
knight OF EvergIade.
The Knights were addressed by Mr.. William
kilgore of this city.
The course run was nearly one hundred yards
to the ring, aud this distance Was required to
be done 10 eight seconds. This was repeated
three times, and at the conc uson there were
but two-the Knights of NlhiI and Old Do
mlnion-who were successful in carrying OtI
the ring three times. These two then contest
ed for the first plizo, and "N.hll'' Was SUCCESS
full, taking the ring twice out of the three runs,
aud making the time in each CASE Il second!
The Knight of the 0 d Dominion carried of
the ing in this tie contest tut once, leaving
him entitled to the sccnnd prlz.. The third
pr,ze was won by the Knight of Sou bern
Faq," and the fourth aud fifth, being the Sc
lection of third and fourth Maids of Honor,
were contested for by knights who had taken
the ring IF but once.
The successful ones were called 10 front OF
the judges stand and presented with the priz
es the first icing saddle and bride valued
at $50, with the privilege of GROWING the
Queen of Love and Beauty the second, SIS
in grecnbacks, with the selection OF first maid
of honor and the third $40 in greenbacks,
with the selection Of the second maid of honor
The company then dispersed aud reasscm-
bled at nioe o'clock in the evening at
Marini's Assembly ROOMS to conclude the day S
festivities. Before the hour for dancing had
arrived the successful knights were called to-
gether and addressed by Mr. Edmund Burke,
ADD the queen and maids OF honor crowned, as
follows The Knight of Maryland crowned as
Queen of Love and Beauty, Miss Semmes ;
the knight Of the Old Dominion, Mis- Lille
Robinson as first Maid OF Hooor ; the knight
of the Southern Flag, Miss Miunie Calvert
second Maid of Honor the Knight of Hope,
Miss Moe Herbert third Maid Of Honor {;
and the Uoknown Knight, Miss Eiiz, Herbert
fourth Maid OF Honor.
The ceremony concluded, the dance began
and was continued until late hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

BY virtue OF a decree of the County Court o.
Prince William county, pronounced on the ott
day of March, 1860, in the suit Of Long VS.
Speake, the undersig ncd appointed special Com
missioner for tina purpose, will, on the 9Th Gay
of SEPTEMBEB, 1870, Chat being Court day.
at the cront-door of the Court house, in Brents
vile, offer r sale lot of Land, near Dumfries
containing 10 acres and ls poles, being the same
land owned by VIM. Long, decd, and convey
ed in trust to 7. II. Speake
TERMS OF SALE Ono tenth of purchase
money to BIO paid in cash on day of sale, the
residue in throo equal insta 'menLs at 6, II, and
10 months. to bear interest from day of sale, and
TO be secured by bond and good personal secu'
rity, tho title to be withheld and subject tc
re salo in case purchaser fails to complete the
purchase. EPPA HUNTON,
Commissioner.
Prince VIM. Co Va, July elects
va The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY the Sd dsy Of October, Court day,
sen (i--2aWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

DR., BERNHAnDr This celebrated opliciaD
may be found at MS rooms at tho Mansion
House. The following complimentary notice
is given him by the Memphis Avalanche:
DIR. BERNHARDT, OPTICIAN AND OCULlsT
This great practical opi,ician and ocuIist gives
our people the benefit of his scientific skill and
is the GUY oculist living who has. on first
glance, giving US the true theory of the disease
OF orc OF our own eyes which has ttfl lcted Us
from youth. Hcuce, We look upon him as a
profound and deep thinker in his specially,
and scieotlG, practitioner in all affections Of
the eye where glasses can be used
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Loudoun county. sep 22-eots

THRUST SALE-By virtue of n deed of trust
4 bearing date LIN July. 1861 from Anson
Bangs for the use Of Rev. J. NJ. Meredith, The
nder:ignod, Trustee will sell, on MON MA I :
the 10th duy of October, 1870. that being Cour'
day, before thu front door Of tho t'ourt House
to the ghest bidder, the TRACT Of LAND
containing a91 acres situated on ChoppoWom
sic creek, in tho county OF Prince William. ad,
Joining the "Clearview" and "Evansport
tracts.
This tract il yalu.h,c for its wood and timber,
and will by sold on the following
Terms, TO wit l,C00 cash, sal tho rc:i-
due on credit of one and two years vita IN
terest from tho day Of sale; the deferred pay =
rnents to be secured By deed OF tru; It. on Inc
premises. ~ - AoOh.
fprinne " liam tIvpc4tc coy.
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EXDiOSiOn.

WATERBURY,, Con-, Sep. 24.-This morn
ing a small building belonging to the American
Flask and Cap Company and used as powder
mandatory was blown up, killing two men
and injuriDg a number OF other persons, The
powder bulldog which was demolished and o
large stone factory aui the bui ldIngs OF the
Waterbury Brass Company were daulaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

A Coop AUcTIoNEER.-Mr. L, D. Hsrrl
son, the Aexsndris auctioneer, at the recent
safe of the effects of the late S. Y. Boyd, 10
Alexandria county, was continuously engaged
from early in the morning until near dark, aud
that too after having been engaged for six hour;
day, for the preceding five days, in selling the
contents of dry goods establishment and by
his superior accomplishments succeeded in win
ming the esteem OF all in town and county,
with his voice as clear as when he began the
first of the six days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24
rr.,cb Cunboat Off the Coast.

New YoRK, Sep. 24.-Tbe steamship Her.
mann. of the North German Lloyd line, which
sailed for Bremen at O'Clock this morning.
put back again. When outside OF Sandy Hook
she saw French gunboat at anchor. The
Frenchman got under way and put to sea, and
is now lying off the shore. The Hermann Is
nnp anchored at quarantine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

ARREST OF HORSE THIEF. MIR. ". Fl.
Robinson of Georgetown, day or two since
recovered valuable horse that had been stolen
from him some time ago. o. Thursday a
man. John Wetz,t, who says he is farmer
of Alexandria county, was arrested as the horse
thief, arraineued before magistrate 10 this
county, and gave bond for his appearance yes
terday, but not appearing at the appointed
timo Information was conveyed 10 the au-
thorities of Georgetown, aud 10 short time be
was arrested 10 that city, taken to the station
house. and constable from Alexandria being
present was placed in bis charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING cos.
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
sep L.
NTATE TAXES.

All male persons over 81 years Of age. all per-
sons carrying on business and all persons pos
sessed of personal proparLy Of any kind within
the city and county OF Alexandria, are subjects
of taxation. and are hereby notified to make
their returns at my Office, l32 Duke str eet, on
or before the first day of October 1870 A fail
ure TO comply will subject such persons to a
fine. together with deub;e assessment, the
commissioner being required by law to report
All delinquents e K. BRADSHAW.
sep 23-l0t Com. of Rev for Alexandria co.
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The PoToMAC CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT. =

The PoToMAC CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT. -
TIE bids for deepng and improving the chan.
mel OF the Potomac river aud removing the OBJ
structous theretrom between the Long Bridge
and Georgetown. in acc ,rdauce with the recent
act ct Congress, Tor which $50 900 was appro
priated, were opened yesterday. The bids are
ful dredging the channel on the Virginia side
to the uniform depth Of l2 feet at mean low
tide and to the width OF 200 teet. The present
mean low water depth strom 9 to II feet, aud
it is estimated tlat l00, 900 cubic yards OF mud
and sand must be taken out. There are few
hidden distractions 10 the channel, consisting
oil suukeu logs or timber, and at few points
rocks will have to be removed by blasting. The
work must DO commenced within ten days from
the execution Of the contract, ADD be rroSecut
ed with the utmost dispatch, SO as to complete
it bstoro the close OF the Season.
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Fire.

SARATOGA. Sept. 24.-Tbc Spencer FIX
change building was destroyed by fire THIS
morning.. The property was owned by Sey
mour Ainsworth, and the aggregate losses are
estimated at S35, 600, with but little Insurance.
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Yellow Stone Expedition

HELENA, Mont, Sep. 25.-Ihc Yellow
Stone Exploring ESpedition reached the set
Elements last night. On the return uin, one
of the party was lost 10 the woods on Yellow
Stone Lake. On the IA h inst, sixty miles
from the Salmon liver mines, George Mercer
was killed by Jacob Payuter during gamb
;;,o ri cI1ltv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A MIRACULOUS CURE OF CHILLS AND
FEVER BY THE USE OF GATHERS
NATIVE WINE BITTERS.
Cincinnati, Sept. 5. 1865.
Mr. Ge,Itinr.

Mr.. Gsutier:
Sir: was sufferer with chils and fever for
three months, and the quantity of quinine l
consumed was immense, beneftLing me only by
occasionally missing my chllls for day. Two
BOTTLES of your Bitters were given to me by q
friend, advising me TO use them, which I did,
the effect being quito miraculous. Send me ono
dozen by express 10 $40 Columbus street, and
obligo Mrs HERMAN D. BsNNINaEn'
For sale BIZ all druggists and grocers.
son l0-1w
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The Markets..

NEW YosK, Sept "a -Stocks very steady.
G I'd l;s. Money 4s8 per cent. Virgins 6s,
ex cous on, g.; new G5 Flour quiet and un
changed. Wheat firm ana quiet. Corn quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE, Sept. q -Vir, inia sizes, old,
533 bid, t41 asked; do. 1856 81 bid, 65 asked !;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

LAND SALE Messrs. Beck, Knox and
! kerby, real estate agents and auc;loneerS, have
sold the farm OF H. P Burroughs near Aoan
dale, containing l40 acres to Marshall NJ.
Huey, OF Brooklyn, N Y. for S23 per acre.
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|
By virtue Of g decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered in tho case Of }. e.
Fits, a signee &c, vs.. John a. German,
shall SELL rs commissioner therein named, on
MONDAY, October l7th 1870, Court cay, in
front of the Court House door Of Fairfax coun"
ty, at ~ &C ock NJ, to tho highest bidder,
valuable TR Ut OF LAND on which ssid
John A. Zierman resides, containing . acres:
lying on the Guinea or Braddock road, orc and
d half miles north westward IRON DulkGs
station, on the o F., a. u NJ. Is. Il, adjoining
the lands Of Uewy, Hcrbort and Arundell I'm,
movements good vel. WAtccei and wooded
both with pine and hard wood.
TEkMS-Une tenth cash And the residue in
three equal Instruments at six, twelve ind ht.
cen rnonths the dcerrct pnS nI,'nla to pear IN
tcre,t End TO bu secured o, thu purchasers
bonds, with good surety. and . retention OF INC
title to said land until che purchase money shali
bAve been paid. Costs Of STAMPS and convey
a",es I" be paid by S ~ pULANY BALL,
son lG-2uw.s COmm'r. o. Sale.
v1ALTABLETIMBEE LAND FOK5 ALE.
By virtue Of q deed of tru;t from Horny NJ.
Ross deceased, to Alfred Mos. deceased, trus-
tee, dated the 9TH day Of September 1853 re-
corded among-t the land records oc Fairfax
COUNTY 'iorr T, No. B. folio IL and for the
PURPOSES therein mentioned, shmil offer Tor
sale bs pubic auction, at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF 1ctober, 1879,
that beng Court day, the TRACT OF LAND
in said deed men.iuned containing 1871 acres,
rrioriually in wood and timber.
The above tract Of land binds on Tho Little
River turnpike roaG about two miles above
Germantown and adjVlns the farms OF Charles
Stewart James Fox and others. The timber
may b. made very profitable by converting It
into luEb + at b steam saw mill about Two Eilies
distant hear Germantown ~ small portion OK
The land has been cleared, but is without o'her
improvements The oil OK rOsd from The turn
pike to Frying pan runs through TIL. prcpetty.
TEnMo-One tenth Of the purchase money
will he required in hano tie residue IN on' ,,
two aid three years, aith interest nom .n" ' ,hn
OF ta!e, and approved pers"ns si ecu e., ~, ro
title t, be Retail ed and the l4ml liable ~ ~ and
sold At The risk If tie purchaser. TX. ", ~
STAN - to b. pal. By the pa
tax. place oet @een II and 8 . g. EYI!,I.x
administrator Dc bons non "i '''fra ov mu,s
ducea.ed. a;4d Il, such hu.H'.'~su ~ = ~
the ahUve trust ---- - ------------,=-------=-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-24

MEDICAL SCHoLARsHIps.-It vas stated in
yesterdays Gazette that Mr.. Mckenzie, the
representative in Congress from this district,
has at his disposal beneficiary scholarship in
the medical department OF the Washington,
University OF Maryland. He has also similar
appointment to 5estow ia the Louisville Medi
cal Colrpe