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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

EAkM FOR SALE.-In execution Of de-
II cree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax, rem
uered st ITS June term, 1871 in the suit OF j. Il;
Daniel next friend, &c VS.. A. $. Grigsby and
others the Undersigned will offer for sale. at
Fair az U. n. on MOuDAY, September l9th,
court d.y, The FARM NV occupied by John
H Daniel, S., uated in the county of Fairfax, on
the waters If Elk Lick ron, Containing 1873
ucres aud adj Dining the lands Of K. N Daniel
lhomas Settle and others. This tract was dc;
vlsed by the late Stephen Danirl to the said
John d. Daniel is OF .ood quality, with COM
fortab improvements.
TtRMo-Ten per cent to be paid down as a
deposit; the residue in 6, IL and a months;
viii intgre.t, to be secured by bold. with good
security the title to be retained until the pur-
chs money is paid, and tho Cash ply ment TO
b. furI.lle :, anu the re.old ut the risk o. Inc
,urcha.er sh ,uld he fail To comply.
b. w. THOMAS, Comm'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, pronounced on thu b
day of lay, 1870 in the quit of Carter Us Gray
sons admir-, the undersigned appointed Com
missInn4rs for that purpose, will on the FIFTH
DAYOFS PrEMBEK 1870 that hei & Cou
Gay, at the front door of the Court House, III
Brrntsvlle of-r for sale. that V ALU BIZ
TRACrOF LAND called BA O0 ii - LII O.
whh Dr. John Grayson died Sc zed, con
I 'ini"g about Az acre. This lane lies within
II miles Of Gainesville, station Oh II q N anas
sas Cup RsrJad. and IS considered FIRST. rat
lard The i'm improvements consist Of good a.
DWELLING and out hou-es, Sci so, Hi
LOT Of GKOUNp st Gainesville. We ar'
auth rized to sell nj private s.le
Ten MS-One tenth Of The purchase money
in ca.h on The day o. sa.ei th- re- iju- IN thee
instruments, bearing inter st from the day .
81 o and pay able fuliows: Guough on II
formation OF g lie 10 make with cash pay NJ N
me fourth of tho whole purchase money THREE
eigh hs in ono Year and the resiuue N Nv
Yeats from The Day Of su|e Pur hasers 10 give
bond and tho title TO be retained rs security tor
tho deferred payments.
EpPA HUNlON.
POWELL HARRISON
Pr. VIM. co.. je lS-eots Comm'Ts
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From san francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2i-t eneral Sher-
man has accepted the invt ton Of the Society
OF California Pioneers to participate in their
celebration of the admission Of the State into
the Union, on the 9th of September.
A French demonstration last night was very
enthusiastic. American and Irish Flags were
carried with the tri-co,or.
MI. Seward has arrived at Sacramento. He
reaches this city Tomorrow afternoon.
The Republican Convention has decided to
nominate n munlci pal cket separate from the
ticket OF the Peoples Party
The Anti Chinese Convention has made no
nomination vet
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DUBLlC SALE LA I'd.

By virtue Of decree of the County Court Of
Prince William county, pronounced on the 9th
day of March, 1860 in the suit of Long vs.
Speake, the ndersigned appointed special Com
of SEPrEMBEB, 1871 Chat being Court day.
at the sront-door of the Court house. in Brents.
vilIe Offer sale lot Of Land, near Uumfries
containing GO acres and g poles, being the SAM
land owned by VIM. Long. decd, and convey
ed in trust to 7. ID. Speake
Terms OF SAL -One tenth of purchsss
money to b. paid in cash on day of sale, the
residue in thro, equal insta ments at 6, II, and
Is months to bear interest from day Of sale and
to be- secured by bond and good personal secu
rit, the title to be withheld aid subject to
re sale in case purchaser iail> t, c"mple.e the
purchase. EPPA HUN TON,
Comms ,oner.
Prlnna Vim Co Vs.. July q --ants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

Tue FALL TRADE. Our Merchants will
have, this fall, extensive supplies of goods for
the fill trade. They are laying in large stocks
Of all kinds, aud will be able to supply the
country trade on the most favorable terms,
They wish to increase and extend the trade OF
Alexandria with the people and merchants OF
all The surrounding counties, and to make
Alexandria the market for this section of Vir-
soa. Give Alexandria trial Money will
be saved by so doing.
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Warm Weather and its Effects.

Many people, especially ladies com plain a!
this SO ,son OF the ear OIL general wrakne and
debility The use O. Speer's Port Grape Wine
prev. nts this. The wine is said TO have a most
wonderful effect in giving strength vigcr and
tone to the whole system il extensive y usou
by ladies nursing Or about TO nurse infants.
Parties from London and Paris order it, ap.
preciatng it above French wines. 1t is said to
be unsurpassed for Summer complaints and for
weakly persoLs Our druggists have obtained
some d. ect from Mr. Speer. The price is low
for so excellent wine and every family should
have bottle in the hou e. Phila. Press,
anp DIV
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The indispensable Remedy.

The most reliable und sure cure for mslarial
diseases is unquestion.by the celeb a:ed eau
TIERS NATIVE WINE BllTr Rs. and for
persons subject to cnlIls and fevers thrre is
nothing to compare with these Bltters rs cur.
alive and preventive. Ihey are also the best
tonic md appeliser in exste"ce an ! contain o
alcohol, bel made Of the pure CALIFORNIA
white wines, and they are recon- mended by all
who have u ed them.
Sold by ali druggists aid grocers.
K NJ LA WSON,
JANNEY q CO.,
jy 26-tt Agents Tor this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

ARREST IN THE CoUNIY.-Tmotby Daily,
of Washington, was arrested By Constable
Young, of Alexandria county, on yesterday,
charged with using threatening language to.
wards Cutharinc Grigsby, threatening to shoot
her or to break the gun over her head. He
was arraiyned before justice y. S. Wright, an
by him committed to Jail, ior1hirty dsys,in de-
fault OF fudiog bail to the amount of fifty dol.
lars, TO keep the peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

WARM WEATHER. We are having yet ano
Their heated term" The rain OF yesterday
morning has not cooled the air. The thermome-
Tor In this Office. stood to-day, at noon, al
-. In front of the store of Mr.. W. w.
Adam, on King street, the mercury indicated
94.o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25
rOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

SoLuBLE PACIFIC eoASo'
Improved in
QUALITY AND >DtT1ON..
The quality of this Guam Is materially I'M
proved this season by the addition to lis com
uosi!ion Of d larg- per cent OF the
SALTS OF POTASH. =,
Ills improved in condition bt being oroush1
intn mnIket ,utic.eetIy dry aid uLitorm M
to usss with cl,,ty and regularity through 1ne
0''H'e' WHEAT DRILL
More th 81 1000 is iu'o'ved IN the pro.
du,lion OF this G .ano. an! tnetrad IN l. nae
s,.sn,l, Increase % until how II far exceeds tial
OF any "tbe terll'lz~r.
TIE Pacific Gusno company has n far s eater
interest i'll the nant' lnsuce o. tns qua i'y Y
Gusuo tLau any Lumb-r Of Loh.u tners Cal
huv-, hence ~ nrpr, henslon nee1 e1iot as 10 liz
conill d e1cr'tnce
JOHN :. RFESE & CO..
General q gents for q & 1uano Co..
No. IT, south it., "a f.'ur, Dali more
WAITLr, hN X z CO,
Agents. No. IL 'ri"n -,
lI-Im ~
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Fire.

UTICA, N. Y, August 25.-The Ely Touring
mill. ut st. Paul were destroyed by tire his
morning, together with 1900 bushels of wheat
10 tons OF mill feed and 100 empty -four barrels.
Loss on the building and machinery $50 O0O
on the stock $500 Insurance on the build
ing $4,000; on the stock $780, The fire orr
ginated accid ontsly.
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Nominations.

CINCINNATI, August 2;.-The Democrats of
the Eleventh Ohio District have nominated for
Congress Ralph Leete.
The Radicals oil the Seventh Kentucky Dis
trict have nominated Mr.. Brown, Of llsssmine
county, by ACCLAIM alton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

Real Est. . Agents and AuHtlo once :. ~
/:uMMIoslON SALE OF PnOf GhII
YIN ROE CITY OF ALkXAN DklA, "A:
BY OF decree Of The UriuIt Cb15. o1
su j., the suIt O. VIM b. Church,
piaiuti vs. }. Watkins ct a'i 5o. dsenann's
be uLderelyLei. Comm s1yohers !hers'n ham nsi
w,,l rslI, On oA UkuAY the II day II Au-
vu,. 1917, at " ococ N. IN front OF tho May.
orr fl e, III the city OF A ezandrln. By pubic
auction. tn to |, ~lug X nAL TAI 4:
a 10 ION Pryton street l.9 te., and rum
ming bach 70 feet.
IEn Do--,,n. tenth CT tho PURCHASE money
TO be paid in c,sh, and the re:ldue ia inree
eau.l lnsLa muhLe. p yaple ut SIX, l"eiVe ana
ely b een m.n.ts 10 the day II sa'e III" oohoS
of The purchasel mnh god personal security
brain. luLe esl IRON the da' .! ID ., 10 W 'ak-
On ur The uete re Jay Mills, ahH me properly
nail, l., o. r lI u. Lh rink niQ Cost ol lne
uu,c,as,. upon tnllur7 10 CuWpy VIII Ing
an, Of $ g. md tho Lit To D. r-sninea until
alI lhe vurcnaso ulunpy n"s ben paid - 'ups
,nd con T., anclnk u. the {, 81 Of lho pu chaser.
"NN CHAR +. Z. III All.
TX NCl- l. MlTh,
~ % ,'.mmi 10" ers.
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~)krOnAIIUN l. CEN SO

4 V)kFUhAlIUN . CE1 10 =
EUpITyu's OFFICE.
ALExAEDtIA, va, July II 'o7it
Tha attention Of Interested palties s ca lie 70
tbs following resolution. adopted oy tie Cl'y
G,,' ncil Of AlexandIia, July 10Th. le7O:
Resolved, That the auditor BE-, aud is here
by, i1structe to give notice to al persons re-
,,,ir,d &c lake out License, 10 call 1T his NICE
w. c.r,i6,a,e Of the am It due for sucn lie
,ense, and when Said mount Is pa oy tbs ap
nI,,unt to the Trea urer OF the Corpornll)n, the
jrensu,er's receipt on said certificate shall con-
stjLute the license asked for.
10 is r, y, ASHBY, Auditor.
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M~ NOTICE.-We have on hand q
DS large stock of Ladies', Misses and
Chirdren's 800 rs and SHOES, and IL order
TO reduce our stock, Will sell ut greatly RED uced
prices. ALI il wall will do well 10 call al "A
King atreet.
ian yS-tf w. IS. w HDE1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-25

III ,Ik WORK.
FRlzzIEs, CHIGNONS. SWITCHES,
CUKLS, &c.
Receiv' this day the largest stock of Il A L.
ana Mia Ion HAIR WDnk ever OF red
in thi, city consisting OF Chign"ns, Cur's,
switches, Frizzies, SC, of every shade sly lie
and price. An examination from the ladies Is
solicited. G. Z. berry,
augG II King street.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK August %. stocks dull. Gold
Ia. Money 4a5 pr cent. Virginia siAes, e1-
coupon, "a new 81 Flour fem. Wheat quiet
and drm. Corn steady.
BALTIM RE August 25.-Virginia sixe'. old.
81 bid asked do. 1866 81 bid, 63 asked !;
do 1867 90 It'd; do coupon Cd, IS asked -
Cotton firm and qniat. AMI the stock i, scarce
and nomina.ly la4 Flour quiet ana VI chan ged
and in improved demand Wheat active ;
amber Maryland l50al6O; good to prime red
int l55al4U; vhite l4Oa IS. White Corn
l05a Il: prime Western white 85a95i d.. TX
cd S5nEO; Southern yellow 9Oa95. Oas 46A43.
Rye 75aY0.
LOCAL BREvITIEs TIE Independent Base
Ball Club OF thus city lett here on the seven
@ clock tram on Tuesday for Hamilton. where
they played the Magnolia CLUB oil thar village,
and alter beating them ty score OF 38 TO Is.
proceeded 10 the camp meeting near by where
they Were most Cordially ADD elegantly enter
taiued ty Mr.. G. w. Harrison, until the time
arri we'd for them to return home.
A lady lost pair of gloves with gold sleeve.
buttons Il day or TWO ago. Yesterday she adver
tised for the same in the Gazette, ADD this
morning they were returned to her, havlog
been found by Mr. Ed Davis, who seeing the
advertisement, was thus enabled to discover
the owucr-always advertise.
Local travel over the Alexandria and Wash
ington Railroad Is still suspended, the damage
to the draw not having been repaired. The
through travel is carried as far as the draw by
the trvin and then transferred to 4 train on the
other side. The Long Bridge is in good order
and vehicles cross it cunslautly.
Messrs. Smith and Johnson, on the Fairfax
street front Of he market square, have ust re.
ceived some 1000 of the fnrst meous ever
brought to this city. They are Of the ICY BIS y
variety, and may be ranked among the deilca-
cies OF the season.
A camp meeting of the + suquier Circuit of
the NJ. E. Church South, will comm cnce near
Cat'ett's station Oh the o., A. 4 VI. 4. H. on
Sunday next t railroad company advertise
to sell tickets at half fare.
A camp meeting Of the NJ. E. Church, is to
Goa mcuce at Viena station on the W. q Y. n.
r. next w ednesday. Tickets from this place
Is cts. for round trip
There are now seventeen persons IN the JAN
Of this county; SIX are serving out sentences,
the remainder are awaiting trial.
One Of our eDterprisiug coal dealers IS now
filing contract TO supply the University OF
Virgiuia With coal for its winter session. The
coal is now being loaded upon cars at flshtoWn.
The camp meeting at Hamilton will close to-
morrow morning. Ii has been one oil the largest
ever held in this neigh borhood
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rHARLES WHITTL rSEY,
U. s. SSIONER,
AND
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly sll parties can be discharged
from their debts uDobstructed by the IF ~ per
cent clause, so called, another opportunity oi
ers to secure the benefits of this most effective
and permanent measure Of relief. The above
osmed will make bankrupt business special y;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business in that line 81
prices which cannot tail to be satisfactory. BE
Ing U s. Commissioner, he will end oaver t.
visit the different counties on court ds5s, nd 10
thus save parties the troub and expense o.
severs trips to Alexandria in eginning and
proceeding with their cases. discharges Can
BIZ obtained here before Register Hill MS promp,
" ss in Richmond or elsewhere and ss u'uch
less expense to parties 1t may be added tha'
the Bankrupt act, in e!nn:etion Wit III IT, Id d.
o,iIi he secured to The bankrupt unde the banR
rub, law is the only real relief now off"ed 10
pnrli struggling IN the hopeless bondage o.
lid ebts. a dress personally or by letter 81
No II south R, y.l street. Alexandrl.. lyl6
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SWeethearts and Wives.

Essays for Young Mea on Sn3l5 and Wei
ded Lifs-the dangers of CeIl0. y, and tn =
Joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid for
hose who arc IN any Wy united for matri
moniaI happiness. Seat freu n sealed envel
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
R,Y p PhiladtIuhra Pn my 26-3n
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~ kEA u L b ID L Q L y y


Il
PRICE OF TEAS.
Having purchased full It ok before the ad-
vance in gold, we are enao!ed TO sell tEa
from 10 to 10 per cent cheaper than heretofo' g.
Gunpowder sl25, Sl.5O, Sl.75 cxtrs..".S 19(
Imp erinl 81, S. 80; lot
Young 81 son, 81; ..... Isl
Uolung, black, s., Sl.l5; I.?t
Japan, ) 70; q!
Eneh.h Breakfast, " ...... | It
ANY Tea purchased from US we guarantees
We hsys as1 au s'Sis az G. gni
CHINESE TEA C,NPANY,
No. II North Royal street.
aug l0-ly Near the Market.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm of JAMES F. CARL1N 6, CO. has
" August /, 1910. JAS. F. CARLIN CO.
NOTICE OF co PARTNERSHIP.
We have this day formed copartnership un-
der the firm name Of
JAMES F. CARLIN 4 SONS.
and will continue tc conduct the II ARD w Ar E
business in all its branches, at the Old stand,
No. G3 King street.
We shall use our best endeavors TO give salts
faction to our friends. old and new. All orders
will meet with prompt attention
JAS. + CARLIN.
EDWIN f. CAkLIN.
aupl.tf GEO. BENONI CARLlN.
DISH FISH FISHl!
Arrived, per schr. Mary Fletcher, we'll Sc
lected cargo of
'o $50 bbIss Halifax No. GIBBED HERRING.
100 bbls PORTLAND ROUND
800 bbis EASTPOKT No.
lUO bbls superior SP LIT LABRADOR
which will be sold low from wharf.
Apply to NJ. ELDH!D6E y ",
feb 8-tf NO. South Wharvos.
KoBER. JAMESON. BOYD NJ SMITH
TAMlE0UN q SMITH.
ALEXANDRIA
PLANNING MILLS, SASH, DOOR AND
BLIND FACTORY,
NOS. 81 q % NORTH WATER ST,
Dealers in
DRESSED FLOORING and WHITE PIN
LsMBtR.
iveh JOHN K. LAMBDEN, Supt
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lUNEKS oALa OF LAND
y NEAR ALi;1E. LUUDvUN COUNTY,
ga.-ULder decree e. the Circuit Com. 81
FRINGE William coIntJ rendered ST Its My
erm, 1876, il he suit uf Butcher IS. Smith, we
vii, soil, by pubic auc4ion To 1hn highest bid
.ier ia trout VI the tore Of hutchlsun = Laws
~ q Idle ab.'ut ~ nj Oh r IL n, ne 2na
10y of Sept, mber. loo FOUR IN: ~ - or
LAND, lying IN The C.ro,ina road, In frlnce
Wem .sHny soSyt NJ ST. G bore
DIOR. suId BY u. Vermllio TO Smith 3 Butcher:
No. l-Cunlaius oo acres, 8 rUuds and I57
o, les; lis Oh tho west side Of t.lollha road
adJuins Dr.. Ewell, .. Bnyly and Sarah CARD
ner IS OF good soil; well wooded bid wstered:
No. &c nta'ns 17o acres, rood aud 9.o4
uoles | o. On the east SIDE Of the road opposite
No l. The smith fork Of Bull run passes
Il. 1t has AN abundance of VOID ana W.teT
with foe meadow anG arabic Land, ana o"e
ling house.
No 3.-Contains 1856 acres, 3 roods and II %
poles is on the east side Of the 70 d adJons
No 1.-THE lands OF John Poland, .Andrew Cred
Ter, OJen. &c.
no. 4-Conlans about 80 acres has q dwell
ling huuse, wood and water. 1t lies Cd the east
eide OF the Carolina road, and Joins No.
1t is we'll wooded and watered, with good
meadow and uplanos for each tract
TERMS One tenth cash enou.h more pay
able on confirmation to make with The cash
uayment, one third Of the whole purchase mon
.. OF the tract sold, and the residue in two
,qual instalments ayabo in one and two years
from day of sale; The purchaser to give bonds
lor the deferred insLalments, bearing Interest
rom DATE. The title to DO withheld rs security
or the deferred payments.
Wewould say to purchasers that the titles
acquired under sales made by decree of Court
are amohg tho best and safest of all titles. The
purchaser is relieved OF 81! responsibility for
he application OF the money Tho Court sees
10 that and makes the deed to the purchaser so
soon as he has paid the purchase money.
EPPA HUNTON,
JOHN M. ORR,
CHAS. r. GREEN,
John L. Rnker, Auct. CONS. or sale.
irD
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AUa TON SALE<
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE NEA

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE NEAR
Y ALEXANDRlA.-1n execution of de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Fsiifax, rendered
at the j une term. 1870, in the salt of Collar.
and wife VS. MILAN, the undersigned will eI.
pose for sale, by public auction, at Fairfax O.
b. on MONDAY, The 18th Gay Of September
next, Court day, that beautiful FARM, In The
county of Fairfax, now occupied by g. l.
Stonnell the former purchaser who has failed
to comply with the terms Of sale. This farm
was originally the property of Mrs. Susanna
MILAN, who occupied it at the time OF her
death The tract lies upon the road lesding
from Alexandria t. Fredericksburg known as
the Telegraph road, and the waters OF Doyue
run, and is about six miles from Alexand ris,
aid adjons the lands OF Dr. Chase and the late
M. Msson and Dennis Johnston. 1t contains
1870 acres, and has upon il 8 comfortable 6Fa
DWELLING. Barn, Stable and other .Aa0
oui-buildings. and ls Of good quality.
Also, TRACT containing 3O ARES, ABOUT
one mile from the tract above descrlbed-all IN
wood.
TERMS-One tenth of the purchase money
in hand; the residue in 6, II and lS mouths
with interest, to be secured by bond and ap-
proved security, ard retention of the title
Land to be resoId upon the failure OF the pur-
chaser TO comply, with the forfeiture of the
cash payment. Law. B. TAY LOk,
Ii. w. THOMAS,
Fairfax co., aug 6-2awts Comm'rs.
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Fairfax co., aug 6-2awts Com m

- b LIZ BAL LII VI VALU a BIZ y REA
[ ESTATE IN UPPER FAUQUIEK.-I
will offer, on the premises, at public sale, on
TUESDAY. the 30th day Of August next,
GRhEr WOOD. the vsluab farm owned and
occup pied By John Murray at the time Of his
death, containg 18Th acres. Said land is stu-
aled On The Manassas Gap Railroad. about two
miles from Piedmont depot and about equal
distance from Markham depot. The improve
ments consist Of fine FRAME DWELL 678
LING HOUSE with seven rooms, Hkf8
porches, &C one small stone house with two
rooms, kitchen, meat hou-e, ice house, corr
house, grainery, stables and carriage house.
lbe land is of good quality, lying on 1oose
porllon OF st ne fencing. The farm is laid off
IN seven h-lds one large orGha d and meadow
anG foe garden, anG good water in every Held.
Possession given the first of 0 lrber next:
VIII also offer for sale on the 3lst day OF
August next, on the PREMISES, in Reclortown.
houses is 6ns dwelling Also 57t acres 4ElR
Ut good tim bered land near said trwn. lhs
tin bered land will be sold in lots TO suit pur-
has re-. Poss. sslon of houses and lots given
the first OF JANUARY next
TEkMS-Fur wood land. one third in Cash
On day of sale; the Iei1ue in two equal pay.
ments with lu.et-st from the day OF sal with
govd l,eraUnal security &c. On the farm ana
Town lots one fourth IN Cash on the day of salei
The residue on ere lit OF one, Two ana three
cars with interest from the day OF sale. the
purchaser giving bond with approved security;
h. Title to be Re aine aud the land subj eet to
ros lie as further security for tue deferred pay
meuLs. D. 49, NJ q"
Executor Of John furry, decd
P s. Any further lniurn".l may oe nno
h, addressing the subscriber 1t Mlddleourg,
Loudoun count, Va. IT nuL sold Cd day OF
-al,, To. subscriber will then sell ~ private
sole If desired j As PRI EST EXT.
MidCleburg Va Is II tots
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Ry S,reen q Wise,

Fairfax county, aug 6 -2awLs
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bacon HALL FOR ALE.

Prince VIM. Co Va, Julv 81 --ao
, 1870-06-28


relse.
3die Medlem tor ChrIstIanStedS by nan
sony bem@rkede med HenSyn I'll LlcIVatIo-
men angaaende omaareParaJlonef' at uISSe
vile lettere Aunne uuIoFesa Zen U0I lod9'
de Store A[Oelder, l. EA; ooC yea : %"?o!0''
og dertor anOetaIede' at act SamIede Afoelu0
tor hverU District 0Ilyer oQttIIcICereC'
2det MedIem tor trederlHsteds Landql-
strict (McWIIIlam) stottede den sluSte Ia
Iers tOrsIag, dog meente nan, at 1a&eO P"a
Kasernen l ChrIStlansted vide we're en-
Undta@elS9' ia Cu~SVI@Ah'"6eu d L"P'I"-
gen lOT5t maa uhdefSo89S'
0ouVerneuEen oL9Neue DIT more Oo'aIStV9
Menlng ohl deJ woe we're Ie">ISlS'h(s9I9C
we'd LIcItatIoAeH al AtOtloeI yea o. OFQ'A
ArrestIous at oP0Ede he'e AfOelde1 oHueF
1T III en- enheI' E"Vf0PIGneuT' eL,eT n'cI
HoveddeeI al Aroe~IdeCs;eTSNIIul' l. TX, Lonl-
merafDe!ueCIo F sig o5 HIHGoe1LpeIueI lot SI5'
2de5 1Ieqlgnl IoT Ieu5IIN'teuS La"ouI-
street (McN IIiIaIAl S'aIGuc' "t o9y VA Ill
IofetftNNe at aI1 JcTL"LDeloo OoIIIclO91VS
S'PLShIC Il" loi".IIeI"5 O'['eI'
Da Ingen begJjereue Ordet' Satte tor-
mandeh under AIslG"InIn5
~ oeC a. o1| %LSCV o'o1'" I IN D C'
Arundel III 9f'SOO' o'GII"'eS 'I Go4-
\cfhelaeutolS Ah'euqeISo Uuel I"q-
~SNrjenhulu8 III dc enNcite olnhaooIede
Ar0eidef' % ioFsaaylat lndes iof"o4ont'
HIiAeJ NCuIo5co S0HSUo'I"I5O me- -
Stemmer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mr. oS OofJiaId5
som f9iSe oefaI'
HnornSSIofSI2Seg Mr. . 'eulo8eS cen
StemmI+ en- med 10 9JelnlAef' MA,
BeVIlImgCn, med ct SanleC BelOD al
, 1870-06-28

On Sunday evening we experienced a
thunderstorm with a heavy fall Of rain,
which continued the most Of the following
day.
We conjecture that 50 lines of rain fell
during Sunday and Monday.