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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08
RfnghAns

We are gratiAed 70 see, by, a Ispsclal 70 the
State Journal that Hon. John. A. Binghs % ac-
espts the Republican noniiastfons Tor Gohgt tess
in the lsth Districts visao esi9' siio y1svs 10
Mr.. Bingham has served in the Sth, a5.h. I33Sth,
Ssth, 4eth and 4lst Congresses with such ability
ana disfinetioni as 10 lave made anational rep
uaaYoth and wibNsScH graee4 of4Aet6ricsas't8
oFatersiii, Always ssaloasr taE, the right - b
perceives 1t, and earnest In its advocacy. he fs
power in Congress the country cannaot ne Wen
spare Tried and true, the Rspussieans Of Ohio
and of the natiep demand and expent itheir
political brethren If the 18th pistrict to, spars
no EFFORT to return him 70 the I'D Congress BY
an Increased naidtity.a 1hsspaie onils-: e '5''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

Il lis very easy to eritieise the, adminis,.
tration and complain of. the, burdens sf
taxation as, the Democracy, are now de1
ingyetrtbeirEapreseatatiyes In Goneress
have voted against some very aepnsalc
measures. Senator MoEton shows them
up in this wise: :lnahnaaeus1 amoa diia
.ai Now I want tor call yosT attention to
a fact,my friends, thats notwithstanding
our Democratic friends are complain Ing
eohtfnually abodt the tariff, and contin.
uaiIysahout takationS not one of them IN
either branch Of Congress voted for this
bill, that reduced taxation. eighty mil.
Tions Of dof1ats, hot one or them. The
work has beeiii done, but they did hot ID
it. rlItsllAs been done by the Republican
party in Congress. Well, now. come OF
you perhaps, will wonder at that, that
these Democratic politicians. that have
been talking SO earnestly and Cd con-
stahtly about the burdens Of taxation,
when they, were brought to the test, not
one, of them. voted fol. the bill on Its
fihaf passage, not one. The most Of
them Voted agaihst'it,, and some Of .hetn
lodged. Is But If there, is one that voted
for it l. don't know, it. ri.. uoy ii lsag,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08
"'''1' CALDWELL, o., Aug. 81, IofV.-I
Mr.. R.9E.eGhamhezsp Deenaecratio Chm
didste for Congress in1 ther16t JC.eflr

The BELMONT CHRONICLE proph ssie9d
well regarding the DemQcEatic sqpabble
| in this place last week. The excite
ment was Intense. Many were on their
| feet during the eballoting with hats on
/ and talking in q. .bnisterous and angry
manner. The delegates were running
70 and fro, and aiarge NUM- ber surrouhd-
led the ispeaker'Ei standi 80 grcat fwas
1.-THE confusisn u that, the speaker was: conn
pelIed. to require, the delegates 70 sbe
seated and restore order before he wouiq
I.IfIdertAke TO proceed! When the result
was an unceda4nianycleft thenhnuse
with vengeance ritteAs on ithelr iaeeS
to which they gave xpression II pltser tIff
lcursings. 1t was charged that disnon-
esty had been practiced, and CHAMBERS
was the weakest of the BelnaOnt eoanfy
msn j . Thers.i is no pdoubtthat a;maj93y
Iofthe Belmont delegates prefer EtLng g ham
/ 10 the candidate imposed upon them by
ths 6thgr counties. 1T will be fefneni2
Ebefed that there iwete t,ee,ity-sir dele
catee from Belmont, who did net vote
for Chsmbers,. The people o1 ms own l
county knew him too we'll to think of
|trHstifix hfhf with possible chance OF
going to Congress. Guernsey 'ffnaes..a
asItf fs not difflcuit tofottelt q natural
result when weknow the conditions. q
|hna l!ii a.Ii
eYERMoNT leads eff !, in, the. fall elec-
|tiops ON the 9Th inst. with the usual
|State and Congressional. tickets hH,hie HIS
canvass will not be very /, Spirited aanq
the Republican tickets will be elected
ALMOST unspimously. "a Last. ~ year ear, # the l
State gave q littleoyeE 10000 nReRubbllik7
can majority. and in 1s6S,it. gave ,Grapt
a majority ofover $4,000. This veal, i
will probably give about. 80, ,0oQ.l Fhere
is no United States Senatorial Canvas
|fhvofved tKisyeat, noss vatahcy oectrl'
Ing until 1873, then lisa Senator rrl,5! JOhpp S.
Morrilps term expires. ~. -. es,s,a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-09-08

I IHere IS al eIcmenC OstenSlDIy aIIylng
itself with the Republican par ty in thus
do0nty which must be carefully guarded.
Iti SSnined,to & few. and may. be of
but Ettl consequences if its teachings
are disFegafded.'H These men are, for.
thnately, less than, ordinary, though
they may succeed in diminishing our
majority this fall beyond what is exa
pected, See, to it then, Republicans,
that this faction does not deprive you of
what you have gained in several years.
ef hard labor, and sacrifice. -,
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VIEWS ITE.1ES.

/ 81 R\EaS,Ah IN ~
fyetSwith R PHhAte Judge at Zanest
ssymensS sS5aeszssd1alag marriage
liceIse.
The census ofNewark, just completed,
shows population of s, 64S.
There is mau III Ghiiiicothe who is
the father of twenty-seven living chill
dren.
+ A Toledo woman has made $500, 900
in heluMbeE business And she don't
pine for any young man to help her
keep it. .3!E97sti IGaE
Foot speaking of miserly acquaint-
Apce, said he believed he, would be will
fBE 81 take 5thsibaatn Oh ofhisGsy Elf he
knew, epould Sell the tinIbergHu9 af1 = :
Money In your purse .wiitcreditryour
wisdom in your head ad6rns ',yohnbut'
both III yotir' necessity serve you, and
!1st isw bat renders hem llost ,,a ,yalt7 p
P9sCIisa iu y!nr035dJ "a otSUiia ,.,jsslz., .9r &
sppfgeon isbutthirrtyl tyl-- Six six years ofage
And already " fourteen million copies of
his sermons are reported TO have been
sold In England. and three hundred
Thousand il Americasu .q7t = -, l.,.1-ff'
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a1oiaaiXo .p9 1aaaI9@

iOno p,,,,,lI - Z, - 7 III IIOOAFn
cI. One I0uno OF Cralnp pton,s Imperial 7, aundry
59l! S2sR. JsAsk Your Grocer. ion 1t and Tr-S I'D
NRAAART0N BROTHERS, "a Front a. ~ ~ - = :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31
SALES.
Beck, Knox az herGy,

[KeNl Estate Agents ard AuetlOncers,I
TEILL OFFER. BY PUBLIC SALE. O&
w SATURDAY. tho % day Of Apri!, 1919.
at 1890 p. ~, in front OF the premises, that dc
sirable LOT OF GROUND, on Union stree,
adjoining Petty's tavern lot on the north, 'front.'
n%arollol with Prince street 81 feet, with e thre,
sstory FRAME DWELLING, containing g.
eieiit rooms, erecled thereon. ;lhc house is FL.
in food condition and thorough repair, ard i"
addition to the dwelling part has . fine sto'
room. AS Il business stand ii is Considered h:,'
rate. ,m .L.,.
On feet by 70 feet, with a two-story BEiCh g.
DWELLING, containing four rooms. ihcE2
title to these properties is indisput"bic. Term
will be made known on tho day OF sale.
NH 0Q-iS
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lSy Rock. Knox 81 Aerby,

[Rosl Estate Agents and AuctionecTs,I .,
NOR SALE.-A desirable new fkAM: =
e COTTAGE DWELLING, situate on inc
north side of Pondlcton street, two doors oHS.
of st. Asaph street, Alcxandria, Va; lot ~ zee;
front by 50 feet deep. There are on inc lo'
&C.; also, some choice flowers. The house con-
tains 4 large rooms and kitchen, with cellar
A large wood and coal house is nj the foot c,
the lot. This is u good property and IS 4lierc.
very cheap. II not sold before ShIU EDA:
tho I'd day Of April mex, il will on that day. II
| front of the promises, Ut l o'clock pm ,bc sold
| by public auction, - the highest bidder. Title
| perfect. For further particulars mpplvt T.
BECK, KNOX u KEKEi,
min l4-eot; o. King street. Al"ya., ".
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<.

1st, igs Gattue OF a decd Of trust, dated Jnn,,.,.
DIV dIsI 119a, ana executed By Anna Tat,"m' asi
lsndi r resoraeo d N q libsr l, No; 4, folio g., Of tn,
eG, hIrusteo therein nsmoA, viii, in s ui4%fs.sn.
ed d. oG Tr.' fer instructions from the purity accnr'
o ou' , Ine e. LoT sale, to tho highest bidder, Tor cssh
T 1n sno 9th A or JUNE, 1870, Tia, b"inn,
y, day, at twelve o'clock noon, in from, -
Inc court House Of Fairfax county, tho EhRN
on winch tho said Patton now resides E;n"
near Anandaic, in said county, ana nTinoi3in!H.
inc BACK Lick road on tho cast and Irvinc
trhGt; also, adjoining the lands formerly own
ca by Louisa Summers and j. q. Arms con-.
lNinIng by said decd 1875 acres, more o. Ice.
inc l1no has the reputation of being good, win
G THNn cTr6S t'm5"r; and y comfortable teaa
me war. The above land will be sold subin",,
e. a no H'ei 70 OF trI!st given to Louisa SummcrS fer
sl,UO. The It'll" to this property, WIKI -,
ao"y" exception, and this dceI is believed f. no
g"oa h!t selling rs Trustee shall naiv con-
v"v tn" tito vested IN me AS such, '"'
Fairfax co., feb 24-cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31

LEGAE NOTICES.

rs1O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONChkN -
Z Takc notice, That, on the second DAY, or
rs soon thereafter as counsel can be neard' ot
the Circuit Court to ba held for the county OF
Fairfax, State of Virgins, being the TIN day OF
June, 1870, l shall apply to the said Court lot
mn order directing the transfer Of all monies or
ether personal property in the hands OF y. w.
HUNT, Administrator Of s. j. Hoag, deceased,
OF other persons belonging to Daniel f. Hoag
and Sheldon j. Hoag, jr., who arc infants under
the aga of twonty.onc years, residents or the
county Of Schenectady, in the State of New
York, to mo, us tho lawfully qualified guardian
of the said infants, in tho said State Of New
York. SAMUEL WINGATE.
pnlAny & Moore, pa. NH l4-lnw1w
NNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
l. Take notice, That, on the second day, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be hoard, OF tho
| Circuit Cont to be held for the county Of Fair
fax, State Of Virginia, being the 7th day OF
June, 1870, I shall apply to the said Court for
an order directing the transfer of all monies or
| other personal property in tho hands OF Donnls
Johnston, Administrator OF Lorenzo Rogers,
deceased, o. othnr persons, belonging to Laura
V. Rogers, who is an infant under the ago OF
twenty. one years, resident of tho city Of Baltl-
moro, in tho State Of Maryland, TO me, As the
lawfully qualified guardian of The said infantin
=" ''"'' ' Il "" JAMES E. HOOPER.
Dulanv 81 Moore, p. q mn l4-laW4W
VIRGINIA, to with tho Circuit Court
Y Of Fairfax county, March Rules, ls7O:-
William Is Webb, against Anna Sackett, def.
In chancery.
Mem:-Tho object of this suit is to attach tn
following tracts OF land, lying on tho Falls Is
Turnpike, in the county of Fairfax, containing
respectively, zoo, 10 and 273 acrcs-tho proper
ty Of tho dofendant-and to attach the persona
property of the said defendant, in tho count.
of Fairfax, TO satisfy plaintiff tho sum of sl,olO.
70. with interest on 5 l,0G0.50 part thoroof IRON
the lst of January, 1870. :.
Il appearing by affidavit filed that tho sail
defendant is not u resident Of this State, it i
ordered that tho said defendant appear hor
within ono month after duo publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect hor lntcrcs!
A copy, teste: JOB HAW XHUkST, CrK.
Dulany II Moore, p. q. mn ll-laWiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31

ANDREW II. MOTT. BERTRAND S. ASHBY
A H. MOTT s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CUTLERY,
Plated, britannia. Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware,
Kcap constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets, Foot Tubs, Spice and knife Boxes, Look
ing Glasses, Fire Irons, Fancy, Clothes and
Market Baskets. Travelling Satchols. Table
Mats, Napkin Rings, Common Sense Sewing
Machines, and everything to be found in a first
class Furnishing Store, at GO King street, Alex
andrla, Va. jan 81
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 81.

Col. BENTON ON GREELEY M KoElNsoN.
1t was the o~pipion o! the late Thomas II.
Renton that Scion Robinson's chief merit, like
hat NJ samson, lay in his hair. "Fellow-cltl-
iona " said Col. Benton, once in a speech at
s. fouis. "the editor of the n. \. Tribune,
Horace Greeley, is the whitcst man | ever saw.
His hat is white, his coat is white, his panta-
Ioons are white; he has white hair and q white
= face. and I think that you will find that his
liyor is about the Whites thing about him, The
assistant editor of the Tribune, fellow. citizens,
is Scion Robinson. Scion Robinson is an Irish
man, and everything about him Is red. lie
has a red face, and a red head, and
Just here tho speaker caught sight OF a
couple Of double-fsted, red-headed lrlshmen
standing near, who looked pretty much as II
thew would a little rather swallow him whole
than not. -,
"But, ieliow-citizens." he continued, II
mean no d~isrepect to my Irish friends by speak
ING OF a red headed Irishman, indeed, | may
- say as o compliment to any such who may
+ chance to be here to-day that | never saw a
red headed woman in my life that WASH vlr-
tuous, nor a red.headcd man, with a single ex-
ception, that wasn't honest; and it IS my DC
iiberate conviction, fellow-citizens, that II II
hadn't been for Scion Robinson's red head he
would have been hanged long ago.
ILL.GorTEN Observation-Disclosures Is al
most daily received at tho internal revenue
Office of parties who are delrauding the govern
ment, and evading the revenue laws. In man!
instances the facts are made known by homes
merchants. who have no other interest bu
self. protection in giving this information 6u
o new class of informcrs have como to light
men who heretofore have been Interested IN tht
whiskey ring, but failing to realize the sum
promised are now ready to become govern
ment informers, against the leaders OF 'h'
rinp.
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r. W. MALLS

7. W.. MALLS. n. ". MALLS
A.NES W. n LIS 8 SON,
j 1877 King st.. Alexs., Va.
Dcalc RS in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpont, IS Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Windo W Frames, Brackets, Mouldings,
Balustcrs, Of different patterns, and Nowol
GLASS, double IN d single thick. Of Ill %sizes.--
Paints, Oils, Varl'ishcs, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis l'ure White Lead, and other
brands o, :no qualit, :, Putty Turpentine and
Machine Oil. Also, lime, ct superior quality,
Roofing, sc. A large stuck of Pugh's celebra-
ted Car Augors. and other articles found in first
GLASS Builders Furnishing establish monts;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lit
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By Il. Id. Harrison. AucslOnecr
uCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.

q UCllON DALI W
At my residence, 10. 81 Prince street. 81,
FRIDAY MORNING, at ~ o'clocE: l W!H
offer for sale my HOUSEHOLD and hlISI-
EN- FURNlTUkE, consisting OF H"i.S' r.
nno, Hat Rack, one Of Clarkson's koirigcThtrrHE,
Carpets, Stoves, one nice four:wheei O ~ nr,;
Carriage, q lot of Books and vaTio,; 0lHeT n.''
cles. [mh 2s-Stl JOHN n: FlhhD.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAlEFAHc
" LAND.-Undcr authority OF = dccrJo @.
tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax co., va. hiaic ~
its November term, 1860, in the suit OF Ai!l:"m'
Guardian, IS. William Allison G: a. Il, IN, Inc b is%-
est bidder, on MONDAY, IN 18th dayot Ar:ii.
Court Day, At y o'c 10 :k; NJ co a; the rW tvCpi III r% :
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES OF Httl'
LAMP ON THE PoToMAG, s; in = :s ,%at e par. ;:
| tho Sandy Point farm which, in the divisiG" 81
it, was allotted to tho widow and heirs o. JiM!
| w. Allison, decd; said property pam oIu':
| cd to be sold for default Of former purchaser "
pay $. FER4USON BEACH,.
,h 1o-oo,s Comm'r.
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Isy Beck, Knox a. r Isu*; hF~
TOOD CHARGE TO BUY & HONS.

Tho subscriber will offer, nj public. SALE -
MOND Al April lIth, on De PREMISES, ut i
oclock a. M, that desirable RESIDENCE nnt
LOT OF GROUND, No: GS Fairfax stree ~
Joining the corner Of Duke st It has aEo'd
yard, with water; two stories and an "il'r:
TERMS-Ono-half cash; the residue IN lou'
months. The property in IL. mcanwhl!e = o.
fered at private sale. Apply to WlLhAAM
+. CARNE, ca Duke street.
NH 10-nOtf X GREitlAN
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:IIL.GorrEN Observation-Disclosures is al
SOCIETY
MASONIC.

MtASot4
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, meets
first Monday in each month, NJ Iheir hH'' II '"'
Market House Building.
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. ~, IL
F, & A. M e., meets second and tcurth ihurs,
aavs in each month, at their hall IN the MarKeI
House Building. GA
Andrew jackson Lodge, No 10, A. f. s. A.
NJ, meets frst and third Thursdays in each
month, at their hall, on Fairfax street, between
King and Prince.
ODD FELLOWS.
Marley Encampment, No. 6, meets second
and fourth Monday in each month, at Oic
Follows Hall, on Columbus street. ,.
Potomac Lodg pc, No. SO, meets every Friday
night. ct Odd Fellows Hall, on Columbus st
Sarepts Lodge, No. 46. meets every Tuesday
night, at Phenix Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Mechanics Lodge, No: 3. meets every Mon
day night, at their Hall, in Germans building.
Oriental Lodge, No. 6. meets every Inesdsy
night. at their hall. in the Assembly Rooms
Building.
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION.
Mount Vernon Circle, No. l, meets ovoFy
Saturday night, in PheniX Hall.
Jefferson Circle, No. ,, mccts every Wedn"S-
day night, ut their hall in Muir's Building.
RED MEN.
occola Tribe, No. !, meets Hvary Thursday
night, at PhoniX Hall.
RECHABITES.
Virginia Tent. No. 6, meets every Monday
night, at Phenix Hall.
George Washington Tent, 10: -, moenS SEr
S 6 SssTSiSs. ,tsSSs ssreos:
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Society O. St. VINCENT OF Paul, Conference G
st. Mary, meets at st. Mary's Hall every sun
day afternoon, at 2. D. nj. Richard L. Carno
President; Richard NJ. Latham, Secretary.
Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society meet
at ST. Mary's Hall every Sunday evening, ~
O'Clock. Richard NJ. Latham. President
Michael B. Harlow, jr Secretary.
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Fairfax co., mar 1-1Awts

COMMISSIONERS SALEor NhLUABLE
= REAL ESTATE IN UPPER FAUQUlEK
| In pursuance of g decree OF the County Court
! Of Fauquier county, Va, made on the 9th @;
! September, 1869, the undersigned, Commission
ers in said decree, will offer Tor sale TO Che high
est bidder, before the Court House door. IL
Warrenton, Virginia, on TUESDAY, tho first
Of March, 1870. bong the second day Of FobrU
sry County Court, tho REAL ESTATE. ir
Fauquior county, owned and occupied by CO...
S: j: Tobbs, at tho timo Of his death, consisting
called "GhASSLAND," situated about four
miles from the Plains and Roctortown stations.
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and about The
samo distance from Middleburg and Upper
vile, containing about 425 acres OF land. Jh"
DWELLING, with sovcn rooms. besides 80,
finished basement and attic-scrvants' house.
meat house. dairy, kitchen, corn-houac, Crane,
~ and stables. The land is well enclosed and
subdivided with stono and wooden fcnco; j.
well watered, has an abundance of timber: ana
is Of tho best quality of Fauquier land. Thorc
is no moro desirable farm now IN market in th!H
section of Virginia.
Also, the FARM adjoining "Grossland
known as WV. Tebbs' farm, containing abou;
335 acres Of land, Of tho same quality as "Gr&sa
land" Tho improvements on this tract consist
Of q good FRAME HOUSE. with four -;
rooms and basement, stable, corn house, I'D.
meat house, sc. 1t is also we'll watcrcd, an
has on abundance Of wood.
These lands will BIO surveyed before the G,.y
of sale, and plats of each farm, showing tnc
shape, quantity of land, &C., can be scon hy aI-
plication to tho undersigned.
Both these ARMS arc rented for tho p!csnr.
year. but tho purchaser will be entitled 10 the
landlords share Of tho rent, or he may be abr.
by arrangement with the parties rcntinG, g. =,
immediate possession, if desired. The purchaser
will have the privilege Of seeding tho land this
Fall.
THE TERMS, prescribed By the Gccrco. ~.
as follows: One.tehth Of tho purchase more.
in cash, and enough on the conirmatioq Of SAT-,
with seid tenth to make ono thirl o. the rUT.
chase money: tho residue in ono end two y.".rs
from day Of sale, to be secured b. tho b,nds .:
the purchaser. All tho deferred payments t.
bear interest from tho day Of sale.
EPPA uUNTON.
L. L. NOLAND.
Fauquicr CO., jan D-cots Cons. OF Sale.
&&-The above salo is postponed unGlTUE ~.
DAY, tho 10Th day Of March. 1870, when !
will take place before tho Court House in w
%renton, Va. AR
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mn 1.i-eot
RUSTEE SALE

By virtue Of i deed Of trust from JaHl"s VIII
to the undersigned, Trustee, recorded in lih"T
Ii, No., folio 2S9, for the purposes thereto
named, | will sell, to the highest bidder, ~ .hc
hotel Of Horny Bicksler, ut Drsnesville. Fair
fax county, va, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
of April next, the TRACT OF LAND convoy
cd by said deed, containing SEVENTY
THREE [73l ACRES OF LAND. There 80
is q comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. g.
Kitchen and Barn on the land and mostly III
der fonco, with good water and fruit. TIL
land lies about three miles from Druncs"iilc.
and will be show by Mr.. wills. who rc*iI"S
on it.
ADMINISTRATIONS in cash To ply four hui.
drcd and sixty-six dollars. ai%ly-si% and t"1.
third cents, with interest from the first day q!
January, 1865, and the costs of sale tho resi-.
due OF the purchase-moccy, n credit until TIN
LIST day Of January, 1871, will be given, u carr
interest from the day Of sale.
Sale to commence &t | o'clock y. II.
JOHN POWELL, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-31
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS RAILROAD.

u @MMsaa5RzAssas 1azae
On sad after Wednesday, Feb. %, 1872 ono
3 4 E1 gss5oa agS t TTH G1TA EH1 StS seonc %h2f vt
Gordonsv1llc, with the Chesapeake and one
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and tho Vir,,
GINA Springs; at Lynchburg for tho WcSs hn'
Southwest, and NJ Washington, 10 the Morn
and Northwest. ,
| Alexandria rs SOB y. m, arriving 1T LynchbnT&
Loavo Lynchburg at $50 8. M: aTriyo ut
Alexandri& ~ 5:2c ?. m, and "t Washington!
Also daily including Sunday, s. passcngertrain
through 1sithoNt cAaMqc Of cG"$L;S;GcPtMg Ger
attackca-bc:wecn WASHINGTON and
Richmond and Washington in tho direct lin"
between New Io:k md tho South Atlantic
States,
Leave Washington at G:35 y. m, ana Alcx"n,
dri. 8. 1:25 p. n a: arrive Vt Gord0nsVlllo Vt l;1V
y. m, and i! Richmond ~ 800 n. M. CONNECT
i'ng With train leaving Richmond q. $3.50 4. IN
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
Leave Richmond 81 $50 y. M, and Gorduns..
villo a. 12:l5 ~. M; arrive vt Alex&ndria ~ o:Uo
y ssn m. .;w IND s ssri M"s"'s@ PS'"s 70 4 How S0SE and
Tasscnsors for MANASSAS BRANCH win
leave AleHan6rie daily, excepting Sunday. Il
SEQ ~. M, arrive st Narrisonburg 1T APO p. III.
Leave Harrisonburgat $40 q. m. and connecting
NJ .laflSSSSS JtiCLlOn Will nOFLnCrHDOGih lIa!I
on rlsin line, arrive at Alexandria at 5:2j y. ~.
The train on Manassas Branch viii make
good connections ~ th6 Junction with night
line TO and from Richmond.
Through tickets Aad baggage chccko! 20 All
prominent points.
j. II. BKOADUa,
fob lS-C General Ticket = gent.
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
i AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
Tho Old Favorite Mail Route via Aqua Creek.
The Shortest end Best Route TO Rich
mond and tho South.
Fast aiI comlortahlo STEAMERS lcaYo
| day y. m. excepted, from the ::z:@ssszaIIss
foot Of Sovcn.il street, 81 7:l5 Il. ILL.,, end 7:l5 p.
H., stopping nt Aicxandria each way, ana con-
Meeting AZ hGuia Creek with tho l!icl mond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac r. r., with cln-
CANT cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on ELL It's trains. Through tickets &nd baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria going. and re-
turning. }. {. GENTRY,
Gen. Ticket Az.
ian lift Richmond vs..