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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
nv John III. PARROT AuctiOneer.

THRUST SALE-By virtue Of deed of trust
l from Virginia Scott to the undernghed,
dated the 10Th day of August, 1870, of record on
the lsnd records Of Fairfax county, Vrglnis'
for the purposes Of said deed, shall, on III rs,
DAY, tho 27th dey of Decem Der, 1870, at II
N in front of the Mayors office, in the city of
Alexandria, Va ss trustee in said deed named.
ofrer fer sale, BY public auction, the following
described TRACT OF LAND in said county
of Fairfax, part of the BUSH-AILlI ESTATE,
viz: Eegnning st q stone marked 4. NJ. So,
bong tie corner Of tract OF land conveyed by
Josish Nats@n GAd VILE 10 E!cnaru MnrsHa.
Scott, on the 10Th Of August, 1871, and running
thence with the 4;h line Of said tract reversed
north 74o east IS poles TO the corner u
Of said above mentioned tract; thence aug
north S07 poles 10 stump CT swamp O4acA
oak, on the bank Of Cameron or Back LICK run;
thence with the nleanders of the run TO STAKE
on the bank thereof on the dividing line OF the
LANDS ofthe said Virgins Scott and Barbour;
thence WITH said dividing line south IT. east
1877 poles to 2 stone marked Il. Ii. 5. 2; thence
again with the lines OF the above nentloneu
tract conveyed by Josiah Watson and wife to
i. III Scott south 1872 west IS poles to the cor
ncr tx" of said tract; thence with the last line
ming, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND exclusive Of the land oc-
cupied by tho O.. :. & III. =. K. Go. near tho
bank Of The run.
Terms: Expenses OF sale and Of the pu:--
chase money cash. and the residue in two equal
i1stanicnts Ut six and twelve months, respect
lively, from tho day of sale. with interest; the
deferred payments TO be secured By negotiable
notes, with good eudorsers. and also by lien
upon the property-tbo said property being lis
be to be resold by public auction unon deiau:
in tho pay ment thereof, by virtue OF said deei
Of trust Deeds and stamps at the cost of tn.
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY.
Fairfax co.. nov 25-.s Trustee
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nv Green ~ Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
GJOMMIS> IONERS' SALE OF EALU.
5; BLERTAL ESTATE ON TIE W ASH.
INGTON CITY ROAD MIDWAY BETWEEN
WaSHINGTON AND ALGN ANDRlA:-
by virtue of d cree of the Circuit Court for
Aiexsndria county, rendered at the November
ern,, 1870, in tne case of Hunter vs. Williams,
ct 81, the undersigned therein appointed Com
mi,sioners for the purpoa", will sell, IT, thu
highest bid or At public auction, on SATU x.
DAY, the 18th Of January, 1871, in front OF the
Mayors Office, Alexandria. Va. that TRACT
OFLAND situated in Alexandris county, Va,
and known as 'SU N MEK HILL" containing
one huadred and fifty scres more or less.
Terms Of Sale: A sufficient amount in cssh
to pay tho exposes Of the suit and salc, ana
the residue in three equal insts ments, payable
annually from tho day Of sale, bearing interest
from the day OF sale the title to be retained I'M
til all the purchase money is paid, and The DO:
ferred payments to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser, with responsible and sufficient
security. CoDveyancing and stamps at the cos.
ofpurchaser. G. w. WATTLhS.
CHAPMAN &EALE.
dac 6-2awts Comm'rs Of Sale.
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TET,EGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTB.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-In the Senate TO-
day, Mr.. Carpenter reported bill to authorize
the Indians 10 Indian Territory to e!ccs dele
gates to Congress.
MIR. Drake called up resolution offered b.
him yesterday:
Resotred, That 10 10 case shall page OF The
Senate who is younger than twelve years, re-
main in Office after the age OF sixteen years.
Mr.. Drake advocated the resolution and
Mr.. Yeates opposed il. The resolution was
adopted.
Half an hour was then spent in aiscassins
the order OF business, and at 1910 the Senate
adjourned.
In tic House Of Represe utalivcs bill WIS
introduced to reveal the Income tax.
A resolution vas introduced for the reds
tributicn of seats. Alter debate the yeas and
nays were called aud the resolution rejected.
\ bill making land grants to an Iowa Rail-
road Was then taken uD.
MISCELLANEOUS
l. has been determined by Messrs AIcken'
zie and Rires to contest the seats OF Messr5.
Braxton and Duke. Mr.. Duke has had no.
tics OF contest served upon BIN by Mr.. flycs
counsel, Edgar Allen better Known as Yam
kee Allen. who used to figure in politics 10 Vr
GINA, upon tho around that some OF the ballots
were numbered; that some IT ths political
friends OF Mr. Rivss were not permitted to
witness the counting OF tue votes; that some
of the ballot boxes were carried 10 private
houses where the votes was counted; that at
one precinct he voters were draw ~ 10 two
Ices, he whites in ore and the blacks in anoil.
CT; that the general registration law was viola
ted &c. &c.
The grounds upon whic! Mr.. Mckenz &c
proposes to contest that gentleman has not
yet mad. public, but he has made up his mlrd
to contest, and not because OF the Initials
as was tried before the commissioners in Rch-
mcnd.
In tho vote yesterday upon the admission OF
OF Mr.. Dukc, MIR. Mckenzie was rot present,
having been called out OF the House. Had ne
been in his sat he would haze vote! Tor at
millrg.
The dust in the Streets here IS 50 thick that
&C times OF iecEa cannot be uts,erned across the
avenue.
The suit in the SUPREME Court of the Uni
ted States between the State OF Virginia aod
West Virginia, in regard to the legality OF the
transfer OF the counties Of Berksly and Jtffer
son TO the latter State, will be tried in the Su
premc Court Of the United States this term.
It's not expected however that it will come ~
before the first week OF February. Andrew
Hunter, of, fferson and Mr.. Curtis, OF Massa-
chussetts, are counsel for Virginia; Reve1dy
johnson, and BENZ amin Stanton, for IVES. Vir
mia; Charles james Faulkner, la, a;so been
employed by the Supervisor OF Berkeiy county,
to assist Messrs johnson and Stanton.
The case Of Downham vs.. the City Council
OF Alexandra, question as to the legality OF
Certain cry taxes Is now before the Supreme
Court OF the United States for decision, haVlH'
been submitted on the written arguments OF
MIR. d. l.. Srloot for the ely and Z. ". Wattles
for DoHuham.
a dece sion will probably ba made next Mon
day.
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MASONIC V1s1r.-Mr. George d. Kenner. a
resident OF this city. bat ono Of the oldest
members of Jackson Lodge, No. l2O, Alexau.
dris, Va, and Joseph Rawlings, OF Hiram
Lodge, of this city. are making arrangements
and gattiog W party OF Masous of this city
to nay visit to Jackson Lodge, Alexandria !;
aud to witness the working o! the second and
third degrees of Masonry in the old Virginia
style. They propose going sometime about
the 18th of the present mouth Oh the evening
train and reuro to this city on the last night
train that leaves Alexandria. Among those
who inteud to participate in the traternaI visit
arc Grand Master Stsnsbury. j. b. Will,
Thomas Cavanaush, William Reed, and others.
Washington Chronicle.
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E.r GAL Ns3'fsGE&.
VIRGINIA, to vii In tn. County C1ur

VIRGINIA to vii In tn. County Court
Y Of Fuiriax county November Rules, 1870
John l. aliuor, Franklin Miner and others
agsiis, james W. Anderson, James Anderson,
Thomas Anderson. Mary Anderson. Edward
Anderson, h1iner A. dorson, Virginia Rozier
and <runj; Hozinr, defendants: In chsneery.
Mem: Che object OF this suit is to obtain, a
decree directing al ISSUE to try. whether the
real estate in the bill and proceedings mention
cd was devised to Tho said Mary Anderson or
descended to tho heirs Of George Miner and II
i. shall be found tbs. lne sui real estate SO de-
secluded, 10 obtain IL decree :or The sale thereof
II .nuvnrimg by affidavit flied that tho said
DEFENDANTS are non residents Of This State, it is
ordered that they appear h":e within ono month
ni;er duo publication hereof, and do what is
necessary TO protect their interests. copy
teste: Z. j. KiCH 2 EDSNS, " 4.
II. W. Thomas, pa. nov I9-lsw!w
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LOOK TO THE EYE D.. Bernhardt promi-
ses to remain in our city only very short time
longer. Since his arrival he has provided o
great many with glasses, and complaint so far
as We can learn, has come up from none. The
mos. satisfactory method Of asuertaing ones
skill in any profession or other vocation Is to cx
anime his work If the work proves good, the
workman must be competent. The Dr. invites
such enquiry. He has accomplished much for
these whose vision was we'll nigh gone, and
will be remembered, rs the most skiI!lul Opt.
elan who has ever visited US, long after his de
partura from A!cxaniris. Remainder that
his Office will ue cosed at an early date.
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"CARNIvAI. As the %! Ut February,
1871, is Ash Wednesday, the first day Of Lent,
a day which is observed by large number CT
c;tiz .ns, the executive committee Of the pro.
posed Avenue carnival or jubilee ia Washing
ton, have concluded to coh6ne tho celebration
to the 2O:h and 2l:t days OF February-A
lsy and Tuesday. We see it stated that
number of the Washington citizens disapprove
of the proposed carnival Great fun. how.
ever. is cXpectsd.
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TWO NIGETS ONLY
First appearance in this city Of the world re-
nowned
KAVEL MAKTINETTI TROUPE.
DAY and Tuesday, Dec. and G.
Charge Of bill each night,
Admission so and 7jc.
Doors open st r to commences ut 9. lie 3t
GRAND VOCALAND INSTRUM ENTAIL
EF CONCERT AT LIBERTY HAIL. ON
Deccmbsr lstn, $50.
SPLENDID ARRAY OF II LENT.
Tho Concert vii! open with the GEN: LEE
ARIlLLEEY GALLoPE, composed :or tie
ingtOn, D. G.
Tho Instrumental music will be under the
eu:pices Of Thu BEkTEOVEN AMATEUR
Il MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, of Washington
Prof. J; w. Bergman, Director:
Mr.. }. Lee Rowland, Violin Primo.
Mr.. j. ~. Brooks, Violin Seconlo
DIR. =. il. Heller, Viola Primo.
Mr.. Il. II. Brooke, VinIncello Primo.
Mr.. w. II. Mari, Clsronet.
Mir. }. Il. Brooke. Flute.
Mr.. Il. $. Rowland, Gornet q Piston Primo.
II Carl Bel canaan, Comet Piston 0ccondo.
Prof. j. ". ircbolls, 0: Phi!a., Piano.
Tho celebrated PIinla Donaaa, Mad. Cecilia
Young Eicris3hlnar, II Washington, u. G.;
Miss Helen Neve!t, o! Alcxsndria We; Mrs.
Julis A. Monroe, Soprano; Miss Emma SUN
m1Es. Alto; iIT. i. II. 81 attlEEiy o. w EsnlhE-
ton, Dulcet Tenor Mr.. W. a. Widney, Sasso,
Of Washington, D. G.; Miss Cornclis Stouten-
burgil. OF Alexandria, Va assisted by Prof. j.
W. Irebel!s Of Philadelphia, will play the &C.
compartments
Tho committee beg icavo TO s:atn that the
bail will DO band :omely decorated Tor the &C.
cnsion, ana that TO trouble or expense will be
spar. d in providing: for the comfort and safety
Of the audience A luil programme, giving the
selections for the OCCASION, will sppesc IN the
Gazette IS early as tho S!h infant.
Tickets can he had ct the music sterc Of MI.
Victor Becker, or the bookstore Of Mr.. Geo.
t. French. Tickets soc; reaervoi seats I5c.
Tho Piano for the OCCASION is one OF Wnl.
knaba Il Co.'s superb make. and kindly fur
Eished by Victor Becker, esq. dec
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Building Blown ssown DC.

C1sctNNATI, Dec 5 II. Il. spence, was
elected President Of the Cincinnati Tobacco
Association to-day.
Part CT the west wall OF IL fouc story stone
front building erecting corner OF Elne anl
Front streets, vas blown down to.nllnt ct hail"
past eight ny the high winds which have Hcen
raging throughout The day. Like the gas
building injured earlier, it WAS chou: ready Tor
the root. So far as Known % one vas curt
Tciegraphic accounts from all dTtc;ioEs
state that severe winds have pre7aEed SINCE
nrn O oiucE this AFTERNOON.
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Z O G A L n e w S .

COUNTY CoURT-Y YESTERDAY PROCEED
INas. Randolph A. Bishop was licensed to
celebrate marriage.
Two constables' accounts we're allowed.
Corbett ct ux. vs.. Buckley ct. al; in chan
cerv; report Of Commissioners of partition filed.
Last will and testament OF WIN. Birch was
probated and executor qualified.
A. Herbert Committee. &c; petition 10
chancery; fnal decree rendered.
The following officers Tor Alexandria county
qualified and gave boud:-l. {. O,Nea!'
Sheriff Y. p. Corbett, Treasurer: and james
Marcy, Commissioner of Roads Washington
Township. u.,
Administration upon estate of James Hilton
was granted to |. 9. ONeal
Several accounts against Commonwealth and
county were allowed.
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i2ral E5tstc Agents and AuctIoheers.J
fs1ETHTEA'S SALE.-in execution of deei
! Of trust from jcha 7. E!@Sham to the suo;
scribsr, bearing date July /, 10 8, and recorded
amongst the land records OF Fairfax county, IN
libcr X, No. A, folio l0i, l shall for the pur,-
poscs in said daod mentioned and declared,
proceed to sell. by public auction; On SAFu T.
DAY, the 9Th day o! November, 1870. at lively"
y certain LOT or PARCEL or LAND. in tho
county of Fairfax, situated on to south sido OF
the Little Kiycc Turnpike spd binding thereon,
y short distance beyond lte first toll-gate and
containing sh?u. Ten AEhh'., more or les le5s,
TERMS-Thu sun Of $50, With interest from
July 1t, 1869. and the further sum Of $500 WITH
interest from jane l2th, 1863. must be pad
down in c,s; Tor tho residue such credit WI
be; allowed rs the said john r. Bloxham may
direct. Ia =" hhNGlI u. Ia It'h'
can y3--c cots Trustee.
E.sy- The rbove sale has been pos ppned Until
WEnEESDaI Decalnher 7. nov 5-e"ts
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The Markets.

NEW JosK. Dee. G-Stocks quiet. Gold
lCi. Money hs6. Virginia skies, ex-cou pom,
IS; new S. Flour quiet but fra. Wheat
Grna. Corn dull end declining
BAL11MosE, Doc. 6--Vrginia Is, cli; 81 bid,
sri asked do 1856 So DID. 81 a'kei: Co!tnn--
Midd!ing upisnds l5ssb4; 10" m'doi'nS PA
ais; gooi TO primo l3oslt0: primo to cho'go
rad l55al75 fair to GOOD 2]alf IS; common liz
alGO; ohio and Indiana 125 10 l35. Corn
steady; white Tin7l; :clIow 72a73. Os!s Low
Q, At zSsiO. Rye unchanged.
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WHITILESEY,
u. 3. UOhMISSIC ER,
ND
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR y

BANkRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended the bankrupt
law so That nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts unobalruct@d by the fifty per
cent clause, so. called, another opportunity ot-
ters to secure the benefits Of this most etantlve
and permanent measure of relief. The above
nance! viii! make bankrupt business specially;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business in that line ut
prices which cannot fail TO be satisfactory. Be-
ing u S. Commissioner, he will endeaver to
visit tho different counties on court days, md
thus save parties tho trouble and expense OF
several trips TO Alexandria in begi ming and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
DO obtuined here before Register Hill as prompt
~ SIS in Richmond or elsewhere, and a. much
less expense to parties. 1t may be added that
tho Bankrupt act, in connection with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now beloved
will be secured to the bankrupt under the bank
rupt law, is the only real relief now offered to
parties struggling i'll the hopeless bondage OF
old debts. Address personally or by letter at
No. II south Royal street, Alexandria. Lyle Is
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New osK, Dec. 6-l2:30 p. MO this
hour no cable dispatches have reached US
W c suppose our business is delayed hy the
Eastward Transmission 0; messages which
accumulated here yesterday.
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'rNKUSTEE'S SALE OF SElNES, &c.
Under and by virtue Of {, deed Of trust from
Little.on Hall and i. q. Chase TO me, dated
May l2th 1869 and recorded in libcr L. No. 5.
page 3ll, one OF the record books Of AleHan-
dris county. | hall OF the 9Th DAY UF D E
CEMBtR, 1870, st T. m, e. the store Of q. o.
Henderson. on Union street, il the city Of Al
exsndrs, offer fo7 sale, By Eublic aHciIon. tho
following property, to Wit:
One small SUMNER SEIN!; N! TACK
ore large SPRING SEINE and new RUS
STA BOLT ROPE two CAPSTANS, y lot Q!
OARS and COOKING UTENSILS. ,,.
One la.gc SEINE Goat ana one LOOK q
OUT BOAT 49,.
One large TIE HDw and !. saa'i LOT OF
LUMBER. :,
Terma: All sums under SO cssh, aud a.!
over that creii! OF six months, secured by
we'll endorsed Icgotisbia nsIcs.
?. q. HENDERSON,
nav 1l-ts Trustee.
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spoken.

New ORLEANS Dec. G.-Tnc agents Of the
Cromwell steamship no announce that the
steamer General Meade WIS spoken off Key
West Dec q By the pilot boat lneinci3le,
which reported that the crew CT the Marlposa
had been picked up.
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GETTING NJ AhRIED

Essuys for Young Men, on Social Evils. and
the propriaty or i'm propriety Of getting Married.
with sanitary help for those VINO !etl united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent froe, IN scaled
envelopes. Address HOWARD AsSOClA-
TON, Box L, Philadelphia, Pa. SEP l9-3m
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rPEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
f. KING, JR.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. 9th Il SIS,
Washington, D. q.
MlLLINEkI, FANCY 81 LADIES FUR
NISHING GOODS.

MILLINERY, FANCY Il LADIES FUR
NISHING GOODS.
Fine Bssrer Hats q. 50e, &c end 81; Ostrich
Feathers at soc. 75c and 81; elegant Flowers
from Csc to &c y spray; Bonnet Ee.yets from
80 to 81 so IL yard, tho best and Veveteenns
from 75c to 81 %: the very best, per yard
Lsccs, Gimrure, Thread, Valencia, Duchess
and Point Applique silk Leces of all grades, !;
elegant Sash Rib BON from 75c to Sl25. per yard +;
splendid trim ned Boanets and Hats from 0i
to SIS; Hosiery, Gloves ana usndkerchiefs'
Linen Collars and Cuffs. in every variety end
ct tbs Lowest market rates: Corsats fcoal 73c 10
a, the very bo:. imported; Ladies Vests. good
crsli.y, from 15c to 81; an elegant asaortmcnt
Chidren's Fu7s from CT 10 81 5Ds SET; Ladies'
Furs fror, 6 20 to S;iU II set, tho best Of mink.
:S Hate trimmed Without charge.
Wschinotfn dec Sim
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rE7RUSTEE'S SA;E.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from II. Il. Otis AMI e. B. SHlden t.
the undersigned. Of record on The land records
OF Fsirax county, lber K, No. D. if9l;o H. and
DAY, tho 18th day of December, 1870, Cour;
Day, in front Of the Uour. House doc. OF Fair
fax county, Offer for sac. 70 the highest BIDDER
all that TRACT or pAkCEL OF LAND IN
said deed fully described, containing 99 scres.
This land sdjoins tho lands of VIM. T.. Al Hon,
Newman Burke .nl Peasan Crosen; is nbou!
three miles from Clifton station, on the ", a.
i NJ. Il. L. .,,
Terms OF SALE 80 much cash III hand us will
pay the expenses of sale and the sum OF SoOo'
with interest thereon from the 2@t OF June,
1869, till the day OF sale nuC. the residue on u
credit of six. twelve and ciphtcca months; III
equal instalmenls. with interest from the day
Of sale, % be sccur cd by " lien on the property.
Deed and stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
IHOS. MOORE, Trustee.
Fairfax county, nov 2l-1sw4w
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SPECIAL EGTssttS=.
HABITUAL co NSTIPATIQf!.
HOW TO EFFECT CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
CURE.

Some occupations Of life jrsdsposa 70 Cos
tveness, especially those which allow but Little
exercise. Persons who contract this unfoltu-
nate habit Of body, under such circumstances,
Nigh possibly be relieved by changing thti.
scdentary em ploymcn for others Of 8 moro
active kind bat this is By 10 means :er!ain.-
Habi.uGl constipation i: very obstinate dis
order. All the ordinary 20 called remedies IN -
verisbly segrsvate j.. Nothing can be more
injur!ou' than the continue use of strong spa
rients. They 81 fret rri!r'c, And finally almost
paralyze the Notwithstanding them so torpl"
that enormous doses % catharti.: medicine;
have no otlec: upon them. A mild ape-icnt,
con! DiHcd with gentle simulant, is Inc true
remedy; and Combination in the happle*t
proportion. &C these Ingredients, is found IN
HCstet:ers Stomach Hit.ers This famous
Stomachic invisoratcs the whole intestlnsl ca
nal, while quietly removing from its conVclu-
tons eli impediments to II rec passage through
them. No mere purgative has this double OPP
Grafton. No ordinary stimulant effects the ce
sired object. Gases Of CONSTIPATION eoandonol
as hopeless By distinguished medical mon hage
been cured in few weeks by the Bitters., 10
thoae who hs7e tried all the medicines o! the
dispcnsary in vain, we sav try t;Iis irre$,:tb!e
stmuiant and spe1ient. Theirs ls 20 sufficient
reason why con stipation should bo tho c"nSo-
quence Of sedentary habits. Hostotter,s BIZ
ters by supplying the vigor Which would 9TH
crwise he derived from exercise, will IN Gil cases
enable the system to perform its excTetory func-
tions regularly and healthfully. dec SEQ! "
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SUCgEDN aAs.ES-
s:y ,gonn III. Parrot, Auctioncer

syUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE PkGp-
FRTY ~ AL,EN virtue
Of = decree o. tbs Circuit Court Of h,eAsn9l,is
county, rendered in the cause of A: Aodl-
MONDAY the u day OF January, 1871 ~ j.! -
o'clock II, in front OF the Mayors otlSe IN IN
Alexandra. Va. very vs'uable TRACT or
LAMP lying in AisssnGs e county, The out no1 'h
west, and on the probable line Of the 2. & F.
T. H., bounced on the north by Kotehfo5d,s
farm. Oh TIRE south by Queen street extended.
on the east by Baggotrs lot. and on the west
by Il line running north from Queen street e u;
tended to Eotchlord's farm, containing F!F,
TEEN ACRES; very suitable for market
garden, being part Of the property OF Or. 4. B.
Addison.
Terms Oue.tenth cash, and the residue III
,hrce equal instslnents 81 six, cl2 hteen and
twenty. four months, with interest, secured by
the notes of The purchaser and retention OF the
title till the last payment is nude. The cash
payment 10 DO forfeited on failure Of the pur-
chaser to complete his title
M. DULANY BALL,
OaD.. Ioro M, y. nj Sale.
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MI ED

On Wednesday. the 50 day Of November
last. JOHN TAYLOE TEMPLE, after q lin
gering illness, died ut the esidence Of MS father,
in Spotsylvania county, in tho Both year OF his
uQe.
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AND FOR SALE-Pursuant to deed Of
Il trust from Leo Tuttle to tho undersigned,
bearing d.to April 90 1862 and Of record on
tho land records Of Fairfax county: l!ber Is,
day OF December, 1870, Court day, in front OF
tho Court House door OF Fairfax county, sell t"
tho hi.hust bidder, the following described
property: all that TRACT or PARCEL or
LAND conveyed ty sid deed of trust, con,
tanning two hundred and ninely.fvo .cres ahd
one hundred an. for:y-cne poles. This land
lies near Eurke's st&:i1n, g., =. q NJ. r. H.,
and near G. a. Arunalo's.
Terms: SO much cash ss will discharge the
expenses Of ssle and the amount due and unLad
under tho said deed Of trust, &nd the residue on
y credi. of six months Tho CASH required VIII
DO announced on the d.y Of sale. Selling
rs trustee, l will convn7 such title rs l.
vested IN me by SAID cel Of trust o7ly, which
IS believed TO be good.
.TM. SGGAR, Trustee.
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