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AID FOR CUBA.

1t has been announced that the Cuban steamer
Hornet which cleared from this port few days ago.
received cargo Of and supplies conveyed to her
by two schOoners at point outside this port and that
she then proceeded her to Cuba, bearing an eI-
peditionary force IN command Of Gems. Jordan and
Ryan 1t Is sscerained upon good authority that the
Hornet received no warike material whatever In the
vicinity OF the United states coast that neither Gen.
Jordan nor Gen. Ryan embarked in her that Gen Jordan
Is sill In town and viii not leave, While Ky an las
actually departed The Hornet cleared for Aepnwa TO
which point she preceded by an Invoice OF arms,
medicines etc. intended for Cuba. and shipped in the
Pacific Mail steamer Ryans name appeared In list OF
passengers embarked for Nassau hut another man per
sOnatci hu while be remained for three DAYS secreted
In kew-YOrk awaiting the departure uI the racine ai
.teamer in which he finally sailed. The Hornet VII!
carry the supplies to Cuba, and viii take Ryan along II
no desires to go after reaching AspinWa The charge
that the influence Of Gen. Jordan Ia e1eted ~ give pre
erence 10 scutheTner in the Cuban service ~ Indignantly
denied hy his friends aud il is claimed that the utmost
care ha. been tasen To avoid sectional bias III al arrange
nets FOR securing sympathy and material aid ior CuDa
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
Wind. Wind Fuos
A SOUTH AMERICAN CANARD.

Mr.. Fred. Cummings, mate Oh thts schooner
Dutch Princess. which arrived on "Wednesday states
that the report ohe fall OF Maracaibo. of the shooting
OF Gen Hernandez and Of the success Of the reyolu-
ouists Pulgnr and his subsequent assassination
in cafe which appeared In various morning journals
Yesterday was untrue every particular 1t is stated
IN the report that the Dutch Princess left maracabo on
the 2sd Of November while In fact she left on the 18TH
Pulgar Mr Cummings says, had been routed instead OF
successful though news Of his being killed had been
received The report referred to appears to have been
by Venezuelan partisan. who came as pas
sencr in the Princess and who DE- sired the publication
of the story TO prepare the way for Obtaining credit
from merchants here.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
THE WATLR-ST REFORM
ANOTHER BAssIo BEoKEs UP.

ANOTHER BA6SIO BEOktS w.
Not only has new momentum been given to
the reorlnatory efforts OF he watsrS Home for Women
by the reformation OF Annie Russell but utter conster
,trrnatlon has fallen upon the inmates OF tho dance
houses and brohels in the vicinity Hardened Sinners
who have grown old their nefsrious trade finding
the atmosphere about the Mssionhouse 100 pure Tor
them and are deseng their haunts for more eongonla
ueishborhoods A striking instance OF this tendouoy
occurred last evening The shabby building four doors
above the Mssionouse has been house Of ilfsme for
many years The proprietor with several Of the girls
ennIoyed by her took dinner at the Home ON Thanks
giving day, and was 50 Affected by what she sIs saw
6at she discharged tho Inmates OF her house
and abandoned tho wretehed LIE which she had
been leading The house was occupied by new
tenant early In December. who startled the neighbor
hood with extravaganza OF her dress aud the Loud
sss wifi which she advertised her nefarious trade Ihs
whose name IA Kitty Waters has been unable TO
Withstand the influence OF tho Mission House. and last
nit she rosoly " pack up her snrdrobe and furni
ture and 10 abandon Waierst bho has been sok Tor
svefal days aud last evening she was extremely a% &
oaxeT se SD 10 ono Vi tho hiaAsaAros Ssaaes sea
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
THE DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

The Detroit Tribune opposes the reelection OF
srp,ted states Senator Howard, who has now nearly
ooDpIe;sd bis second term. Its preference Is ior eh
Gov Blair. 1t objects to Mr. Howard Oh .he s'oulld
, h ves more attention TO "the g0diatorfal eIer-
80. os the forum" than 70 local interests In MS
.hlIlty says The Tribune, "to grappe large puDnc
astons and in the range Of his information senator
HSTaTd las well sustained himself aud conferred hohof
'n f&s ~ Springfield Rcpabhe0" says "Mr. Ed
- Atkipson conspicuous a. revenue and civil ser
80 ,efor1ner has taken the ned Ne an spoogist and
dtender of the Pacific Railroads refusal to pay the In
t1rest on the bonds the Government e' tnen arc TO
,atstu and bed faith TO De added 10 the pAtiorm oi
Gr AtkdnsOns new reform partyf
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

ylyvFLIOu Tuessy Dc IL By the Rev Dr. Wash
bsr,e Ae.surr d. Barbour OF Penp,yania 10 Alds hsrSes
OF this cts, ,dgug ter VI tie late James A4Twe-
e on spnaay Dee H. Charles bfoger Eebeccs Nsrh Ne
CRITTEyDBS-J0NBSA BroOkSs ThursisT Dee - b ,s hsv
Nm Ives FIuiIn on D. D. L. Ctsehtea oi AAnt4 Geo
20 Z NJ. Jones Of Br)oklyn-
-BREyOu wednesday evening" Dec, H. at tae esesos
az the hr. parents W. L. Brent d. d. of Phsde gnA
Afro stsed nas to .nnie H. daughter oi s 's>s
b Breed Of Brooklyn.
RussEII-GILBBHT-A Great harrington Tuesday Dec IL
Rev Eysrs scsGe P4ey A kaSss 10 Celeste Oi'e s's
daughter Of Clara Stanley both OF Great harrington
sEYNOUR-AINOUX-At New hghton =, Dee I'D, m We
Rev r. SeyUaar. d. D., Joel Seymour 70 hny r. aAAsss
VI The late G. A. AruCaI-
AL Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ~'tA 'S's
name and address
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Legislature of Virginia will elect
- Co.. senator ON the nth OF March; q resolution
e. that effsct was passed on Tuesday
The State Democratic party OF Texas needs
reorganization. it is thought by Its own members
N,,on mas been called for that purpose ana " VIII
osst an The asd Of January next, at Austin
Mr. Bentley Dem.) has decided not TO con-
o.. go, IN the Assembly awarded 10 j. Lee Tucker
o. Mr. TUCKER had majority oi u, ana tnefe
sIa but two defective ballots tfor j. L. iueEef
The official vote in Richmond ana henrl0o
Counties Virginia. at the recent special e'eS'" W "a"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
VIRGINIA.

GENERAL AMNESTY URGED-THE STATE DEBT.
RICHMOND. Dec IS. - The Republican State
Central Committee last night adopted resolution pray
ing Congress TO pass General Amnesty bnl by only two
Dissenting votes The question Of the State Debt was up
m the Senate this morning The tenor Of the speeches
vas in favor OF the carrying the matter OF theWest Vir
Snas share Of the debt before the u Supreme Court
and II payment was not con PEELED there, then Virginia
ell settle the whole debt All who spoke were opposed
90 any idea of repudiatIng g..
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

we hear Il has We must take men, even generals and
commanders as we fnd them Pure and perfect ehryso
iltes and diamonds Of the first water" are not often
found even among Adnirals. The best OF Presdenh In
choosing friends and subOrdinaes, can scarcely expect
to the double assurance once gwen 10 Judge
plack Inv n horse dealer who proposed TO sell him
horse Here Judge" said he. is an alnIal into rheh
vo, =. nm mt v,,rr conf into" g. @.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
REPUBLICANS NDORSING THE MAYOR.
The XXIst Assembly District Republican

Association passed almost unanimously, last evening,
zlle following resolutions:
Wleed At election, eertn hcftHg Republicans 10 thf
entered into combination WITH one ot bs i
tobs ef DeRocrStie party khoEn tbs lonns
osrupy agreed " suppou The eau
4ds..s Of Democracy for Congress Assembly and n-
of having certain Of sccted he
oa od dcke FOR nspeeor OF Election sbd vbereh!
tsT soc6s In poBg plurality fT te candidates ei TIE
.nx Dsnoee nspesos Of elections 0Tez the regularly heu
t1sief Rad.csl REPUBLICAN candidates and, . x,,, :, -
,sss A. M, Lesae which h letter and
.r tb he RepubEeAn should have, y HPpontnent Al
80 one nsreoor 70 election district acted vnsel, and
.,,s ssl~clna A IN the several election
-S,,. N tsis Assembly District. The candidates nonno
Sy s regular Rspabaeaa AssOesh sae epaeAnne ths "as'
ef toe Hoang DonOcrscy; therefore,
esosod that THE AAOs hereby rss soa ns
~ Mav0r ssctug inOny iDseelofs OF
ear;es tS Republican party " th AsSeho
caDses OF tGe iounS beh"cfa3 49,
t, has carried the Law In sster Aba Ph
That preamble snd 1H 0'S
ofosrs o. tbs AssoeisuOn he presented 70 Mayor hAL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
POLITICAL
NORTH CAROLINA

The IMPEACHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR.
RALEIGH, Dec. 15.-The House to-day sent
Committee Of Three the bar OF the Senate impesch-
tnR Gov Holden and demanding that they take order in
the matter On informing the Senate that articles OF
Impeachment would be produced, the Senate re-
Piled that would consider the matter and take order
therein The articles of impeachment, 1t b believed,
viii be shortly submitted, and the High Court OF I'm
raachment organized.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16


FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
EIrOpean Issues.
Political.
News of the Week DO
nestle and FOreigD.
The standing Committees
Obituary.
Nominations by tho Pres
idcDt.
SECOND PAGE.
September Il, 1870.
Editorials:
Peace Pipcrs.
The Business OF Criti-
citn.
New Publications:
Bu'wCr's Life OF Lord
PalmcrS ton.
Advertisements.
THIRD PhGH.
No News from tue war.
European Miscellany;
The Doomed City.
Russia's Preparations
for War.
A Russian View OF the
Russian Demand.
Austrin's Reply 10
Priacr G0rtSchakOM
The New Iiria Mine.
From the Capital:
Onicial War Correspond
enbe.
Resumption Of Specie
Payments.
Washington Sketches.
TIE First Colored Rep
rcsentatiyc.
Jenkins Indignantly Pro
tests.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorials:
Too Now Party.
The Flight from the
Loire.
TIE Question Of Dis
abilities.
Concerning National
Etiquette.
Porter's PalinOde.
What Protection Did.
Crispins and Strikes.
Views OF the Patriarehs.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

Tire victory B the accent and somewhat precise enun
eiatioH that marks JaunuscEek's Deborah, grepter
stfectiyeness, II any ytsing. is gwen to the roe
and the oreisl Ovcl Is hOwn moro vvidy 10 the me-
with this additional influence upon the imagination
Mark Smitl-whO is one of the best and
most esSeenel OF American couedianswill sa fol I'm
Gland on Satusy We glad TO learn, however that
he will moi very long from the stage OF ms own
country He eoes JiUAd to get some plays llat ntNS
been written for hm-by London tramatsts-wlth WhSn
LIMITED stSies very may admprs win wish him
prosperous voyage oBd happy return.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

Uf1H FAgf.
XIIst Congress Third
Session.
Ger. Butler at Boston.
Maria ger and Deaths
Announcements.
Cotton MaFkc.s.
Grain. Provision. ana
Other Markets.
Albany Lumber Market
Boston Live stock Mar
kct.
Euffalo Live stock MarAee
European Markcis.
SIXTH P1GB.
Dorothy Q.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
The Cheese Crop Of 1910.
H0rii ulturc aud Mar
vet Gardening.
TIE Great Grain Center.
Making Paper from
Straw.
No.es and News for
Farmers.
A New Human Parasite.
The New Diamond Fever.
General NOtcs.
SEVENTH FACE.
In Vacation.
Agricultural:
What 1 Know O' Farm
ing.
Home Interests
F5rmOs' Advertisements
Real Estate Advertise
mcntA
Emigration.
The Farm-Yard In Do
ccmbcr.
The Dry Goods Trade.
New-York Cattle Market
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
TIE Cotton TRADE.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Albany Live stock MarFes
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

yacancy in the House OF Assembly. L. reported rs fol-
lows: uy Conservative, 67ss; Boyd, colored. Repub
lioan 5,ls4; Guys majority, SSa
As n curious illustration of the distor-
,ion n, facts about the New-York Custom House
a short paragraph is circulating in country papers
giving a list of the names OF over 20 Fenion ap-
no,ntees recently removed ny Collector Murphy Tho
truth il that the persons named, from Weicler C. b.
RIaSe 10 Clerk Of the Naval Office W. l.. Stone wore
short time ago appointed TO thersevcrnl Offices aud hs
quarrel.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
WHAT THE REV. HORACE

WHAT THE REV HORACE COOKE I5 DOING.
TO the Edffor or rho Trtou"e.
SIR: notice in THE TRIBUNE this morning
an editorial based the report that Mr. Cooke has been
sent 20 the Island for months VIII you be good
enough 10 state that the report not true and that Mr.
Cooke IL now and has been every day this week his
post as salesman with tho Seamless Garment Company.
Truly yours, q. Z. HAlsIkD.
No. 81 Worli-st. Dee. Is. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
Il rnE rw.Ynl,,, wEEYTY rRIBuNE

THE INV lUIlN WLbhI't 1AIbUEN
ia prfn sd on large 1ium sheet making eehe
pages ~ six broad Uonmns each II contain an tie an
pOftant Editorials prbLsnCd Ia THE DAILY TRI8uNst
eNcept those OF merely local Interest," alsO, Literary sd
Scientific Iateiige lee; Reviews OF TIE most iUiecsfS
and Important New BOOa5 the Letters from onr largo
corps Of csTrespOndents the latest news iCcei5ed "
Telegraph from Washington ard all other parts OF ne
world; summary 0f AL important Intelligence In un
CT ~ aud elsewhere . synopsis OF tie preceding OF
Cor gress a2d State Led Stature when I'm Session. Forern
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings or ne
Farmers Clab OF the American Institute; Talks aDous
Fruit and other Horticultural and rcrtura fnforfar
tOn essential country ldeufS Veterinary Dep>f
ment Stock, Financial, Cattle Dry Goods and CenerAa
Market Reports making IT, both Tor variety and com
pleeness altogether tie most valuable, interesting shd
Instructive WEEKLY SEwsPAPEB Published Ia the woraa
. Tic Fail Reports of the American Institute Farme~
Club and the various Agricultural Reports, IN eacn n9n
Der richly worth years subse ptioI.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
Tile RAILOON POST.

Yesterday balloon letter arrived in this
CITY, addressed 10 Miss Nilsson through Mes'rs stein
way & sons II was dated Paris Nov. "a. superscribed
Par RaIlou Monte" and re-posted in London Dec. 3
The letter Itself was perfect curi0slty as specimen OF
the Xigencies OF state OF siege Written on 'iary
thin and scmitransparent paper In size aud weight u
was about equal 10 Oneeghth Oi the SMALLEST note winch
A., ladies ara ACcIst OIncd to receive.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
A n,eeon shooting match for 81 900 side

A pigeon shooting match for $1,000 q side,
Al so single birds each between Messrs George Loriar
.d D Forrest took place day at at Capt 5eelys
grounds Uulon Course, l. L. Mr.. DE Forrest won ny
FOUR birds killing out OF the 90 shot At Another match
hetyesn the soine sportsmen. for similar stake, has
been srrsn ged for Tuesday next
Cant. Samuel Is. johnson and Gilbert '. VII
hpson two Of the oldest citizens OF PoushkooPsio died
yesterday.
The French leaders in New York have
h.,nn preparatlons for mass meeting " 10 held st
Cooper Institute. Doc, ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMHsIIr MAREETs

vILxsoros, C., Dec. lsSynls IurpenNDs gaet a. atS
Strained Rosu brm at al Co Crude TurI<nBr ers 81 t W9ss~
Tar steady at 81 rs Cotton doll and ~csi a IA 03ic
ErwonIxAS Dee foot easier; saPornns - a9i pVsoe ni
IS 6i Treble Extra t5 7sd 80 Bran t 10 fOrf au na
lover Mess, sz2 Bseoa ii!ese srs ease, fnne Ya.Vfo
whbay-Wesen RseheI vie Olhsr ARTICLES unchanged
AUogT. Ga De- -C'ou active sai prices Snehssgct sass
fseo bAlssl receipts l,7oo bsies, mladipg. soidiJss
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
,xressryE FIRE IN WATERBURY,. conn.

WATERBURY, Dec. 15-Midnight.-A fire broke
ont IN the large High school building In this city ths
evening and in spite Of the efforts OF the Fire Depart
ment tl,s building was destroyed, owing 70 the high
wind prevailing. Al this hour the fire Is si1l raging
and trtatens destruction to that portion OF the
oty The los TO the city ffOm tho OBSTRUCTION VI lho
sohool will he about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

70 bebcovs ersry bss her sitr hav, st' e
Others upeB procure pi ia t se1S
ami liberal Society $ Tag EcUTAsIE" l3 Brosdssy n
INITIAL apd declares of poits annually II has ces
hs.ss and an income e1CBOa Pave ply s.1
cooes every Advantage hols enstes 9Th urdSob'ed -
car;ty-the bsse Of 81 ia -ctious. .. ,.-.- -
The proof Bung o. the seeey ,sor' KHSr gsns
ar sr,men Of lie hoys enormoss bs~
us psln tai interest on the total aveseot
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service UNITED States Army, Division OF Tee-
grams and Reports, for tho benefit OF Commerce.
This report Is sent simultaneously from ell the places
named at ii:35 D. H., Washington time
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
BALTIMORE LIVE srocx

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK hARhkI-pkc -
Beef msris esi Common prices are lover rss
Quality qoOte 81 scte aeinm ,ia &C. aen% \. Ouasu
VII nss oper.s present price. sssssa,n y ~ ,s A.
~ 1ey asv,sa a sAlsl DEED kIkA s'ts. ssss s.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
KARRIED.

Wedding snd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping So;e pss~
VIZ g,ERosLT sons I0 FrITos-sT OLD DvTcE CuvSss
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
1,,v WEEKLY TRIBUNg for this week IA ready thh
ornny and contains In addition 20 tho general news
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
III Work. "a reFferticn.

ms wrsstozs sIEuP, for children tseihnE 'er''
harmless
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
PPIcT FIVE CE<Ty,

ron EEySMES-
By mail. a. per year. Terms cash ia advance. 40
drsss TIE TRIBCSE, SewYork-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

Minehestsr,. uyporhosphlles VII cure cos.vnrrIOs.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
DIED.

All Notices OF Marriages must be endorsed eih r3ii
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

sECOTED DAYS SpsSTE'G AT FBAMISGHAn-rHE
BREEDING OF GAQTLE---THE MARKETING SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-27

EXCELSIOR is composed OF 700 pounds o.
No. Peruvian Guano, and 1900 pounds Of Sol.
uole Phosphate Of Lime Clones dissolved in
suphu:ic acd,) potash and soda. forming the
most concentrated, universal ana durable fer
tilizer ever offered to the farmer-combining all
the stimulating properties Of Peruvian Gusno,
and the ever durable ertiizing properties of
Ground Bones-supplyingsn abundance of Am
monia for any crop, and all soils and IN par.
lectly fixed condition-not volatile AMI passing
off with the first crop, as with Peruvian and
other 0mmonlacal guanos, but slim uatlng the
crop to which is is applied, and all succeeding
ones. giving to poor, worn out and unproduct-
i've sells now life and vgor, making them, in
this respect. equal to the most highly cult
waited lands, upon which m CHI time and money
have beer expended.
EXCELSIOR as introduced in 1858. and we
challenge the manufacturers and vendors of fer
tilzors, natural or artificial Gusno, to show re-
suits so invariably successful rs csn be shown
from its use. One of the Pro PRlE1ORS SU-
PERlNTENDS IN PERoON EVERY MIN
UTE OF IT'S MAN UFACfURE, and there
fore warrant overy bag uniform, and to contain
by analysis the standard Of fe' tilzlng proper
ties, giving that protection to the farmer which
he does not have in the purchase Of any other
Guano or Fertilizer sold.
Excelsior il in fine dry powder, prepared ex-
pressly for drilling. and can be applied in any
quantity per acre, however small; and it is the
opinion OF the most prominent and calculating
farmers, after TWELVE years. experience in
testing it side by side with other popular fertil-
izers that an application of 100 pounds OF Ex-
sior is equal to 2O0 to 300 pounds of any other
Fertilizer or Gusno offered for SALE and there.
fore is fully 100 10 200 per cent cheaper.
1ag-The very best evidence offer of
tho value Of Excelsior as crop grower and
fertilizer, is tho fact Of its being inflated and
counterfeited Some unprncpled manufac-
turcrs have actually used ths trade mark for
tho nurnoso of pslrlinp off thoir worthless COM
pounds.
The ANALYSIS and name Of ~. j. TU r.
NEk 8 CO." in Red Letters, are braided on
every bag. All others arc counterfeits.
Price $50 per ton.
g. NJ. LA WSON,
Successor TO Brewis & Lawson,)
Alexandria, Virginia.
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ESTATE FOR SALE.

Pursuant 10 the decree OF the Circuit Court II
Fairfax county. entered a. June term, 1879, IN
the suit Of Charles Is. Hamilton, &c., W. :.
Hamilton and others, the undersigned, Com
missioners named in said decree, viii on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF September, 1870, Count
day, befor. the door of Fairfax Court House.
sell, 10 the highest bidder. by public auction,
that VALUABLE FARM on which Ihuma:
Ay1e formerly resided. This farm contain:
3lt9 acres. The sell is very productive. being
the red slate so well adapted to wheat and corn;
susceptible of easy. rapid and permanent inn
provement is situated on the Little River turn
pike, adjoining the lands CT VIM. Ayrc and 9TH
ers, near Chanlilly. The cleared land is now
even very productive, while there is M abund-
ance of valuable timber and excellent walor.-
Persons desiring TO purchase this farm, are re-
ferred to Mr.. Enos Hamilton who will take
pleasure in showing the same.
TERM>-Une-tenth of the purchase money
cash the residue in three equal instruments IA.
six. twelve and eighteen months, with ntefcs:
from the day Of sale, 20 be secured by tho . I'd:
of the purchaser and retention OF title until Lae
last pay nent is made. Stamps ard deed nj tie
cost Of the purchaser
NJ. d. BALL
THOS. MOORE,
Fairfax co., aug lE-lawts CONS of -a!e.
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CANAL COMM ERCE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
" UPPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO de-

TOMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
" UPPER FAUQUIEK-Pursuan TO de-
crees Of tho Circuit Court Of Fnuquler, made
OF the 9th and 18th days Of April, 1870, in tho
chancery cause OF Herndon VS.. Combs, the un-
dersigned will offer. by pubic sale, before the
Court HOUSE, in Warrenton, Va, on TU Els
DAY, the 18th day Of September lS7G, (tirst
day vi Circuit Court that valuable FARM, in
said county. the late residence of Col. George
Love and now Occupied BY John l.. Combs,
containing 400 ACRES, rood and IL poles OF
land This farm is situated in pleasant neigh.
borhood, miles from Middleburg and the
same distance from The Plains and Rector
town on the o., A. s. NJ. 4 Il. The land is OF
fine quality is we'll fenced has an abundance
of wood and water, and is VOL adapted to
grazing and grain grow ng. There is on it q
Comfortable DIV ELLING and all the ne Asa:s
cossary farm buildings. 1t has upon it .Eaga.
one of tho largest and best orchards in the
county. Persons desiring a comfort BILE home
~ 4 productive farm, would do vol to look
at this before purchasing elsewhere.
TEKMS-One fourth cssh the re;idue IN
three equal annual instruments at one two and
three yesrs; to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, be,.ring interest from the day OF
sale, and the title to be retained until tho whole
p"'0A'-O JAS. V. BROOKE,
B. 2. holland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-27
Fairfax county, aug l5-law.s

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND--In cH".
y cution Of decree OF the Circuit Court 81
Fairfax. rendered at its June term. $50 IN inc
suit of Joseph Sanderson We. John +. Nelly,
Samuel MCKINNEY and Others the undeF;'sn2d
will offer, BY public sale, en- MONDAY. the
18th day of September next at Fairfax Court
House. Court day, the undivided Inter-: 90, %
said Meginney Git being one-thIrd) ina Tx 49,
OF LAND conveyed by him and wife to ). =.
the land formerly owned by G. w. C@I !ai"r.
1t is situated near the Chain Bridge ANA near
the road to Langley, about four miles from!
Georgetown, and is highly improved with good
buildings &C.
TERMS-Ten per cent in hand; the residue
in 6, II and IS months, with interest Bono,
with good security, to be given. and title re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
II. w. THOM AS, Comm'r.
r.