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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19
LOcai-BreVitie S.

The slight alarm OF fire en- Saturday morn
ing last, was caused By the partial burning Of
the kitchen of Mrs. Devaughn's house, or
Wolfe street, between Fairfax and Water. Iht
fire caught from the oven 10 an adjoining ca
kerry. -'
Light boats passed the Williamsport leveI'
the point OF the late obstruction 10 the Y. O. ":
Canal on Thursday morning last. and Ioaocc
boats, that night and few arrived here this
evening.
Mayor Latham is temporary absent from
the CITY, He is attending the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows OF the U.
s., now in session ia Baltimore, as one OF the
three representatives from Virginia.
The call Tor meeting Of the First Ward
Radicals yesterday, was not responded to, and
an adjournment until IL O'Clock to day met
with the same result So that, ward will not
be represented 10 the County Convention.
Farmers in the neighborhood complain very
much Ct tho depredations committed upon
their truck patches. The sweet potatoe patch
Of MIR. Thomas JaVirs was robbed on Friday
night last.
Tho large derrick at the wharf OF MIR. Wa
Smoot, was carried away on Saturday last by
the bow spirit OF the schooner Stephen Hotch-
kins, while she was getting under way.
Mr.. George Wise, author of the History Of
the 18th Virginia Infantry, has formed con
nec,ion with MIR. w. A. Smoot OF this city, in
the coal business
On Saturday last, the application of ". e.
Lambert and others for the establishment of Q
National Bank 10 this city,was approved at the
Treasury Department.
. The Radical County Convention, pursuant
10 adjournment, met in. the coored school
house near the Bridge pump at o'cockthis
evening.
MIR. Geo. +. French has received the Octo:
Der numbers of Frank Leslio's and Godey'E
Lady's Magazines.
The race horse Buckskiu, formerly OF Man:
assas, has been purchased BY Mr.. Z. D. Cats,
of West End. - - = !
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YESTERDAY was rainy and disaereeablc day,
and the morning services 10 the churches were
in consequence but .meagre!y attended. Few
people were to be seen on the streets, and the
travel on the Washington terry boats was cx
tremeiy light. There was no sermon preached
in the NJ. e. Church, the service there con
sistipg only of singing and praying, The In
clement weather also prevented the holding oil
the usual Bethel services on the wharf. 10
wards the close of the day, however, ii cleared
off, and all the churches open at night, were
we'll attended. "-'
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l9.-Va. SKIES, old. 53s
Did, Sd asked DO 1866, 66 asked do. 1867,
Cd bid. Cotton dull; nominaly at 1871. Flour;
Howard st. Super s5.25a5.I5. Extra $6a6 Is ;
do. Family $7aS.25. Wheat active; Western
slightly better; Maryland amber l50.l65; fair
to good Maryland red l35al45; common ll5a
l20; white l40al65 Western red l32sl35 =
w bite corn scarce at 90a95; yellow SSa9O
mixed Western Sass Oa.s moro active at 81
kye dull at $3.50. ,...,. ,....,y .......4 -.
New YoRK, Sept. l9,-Stocks active. God
l34. Money Sac. Va. sizes ex coupon 65; DO.
new 65. Flour 5sl0c better. Wheat la2c better.
Corn 6rmer .....'ii'. '".' 60 ........
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of
Saza.al IL

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue of deed Of
1. trus. from Samuel j. Matter to tho under.
signed, bearing date on ths 18th day of March,
county, liber K, No. 4. folio 229, and for the
purposes therein named, shall on MONDAY,
The 18th day of October, 1870. Court day, in
front of the door Of the Court House of Fairfax
county, sell, to the highest bidder, all that
TRACT OF LAND embraced in said deed,
containing THIRTEEN ACRES, more or less.
This land adjoins the lands of William Wal.
ters, Thomas ]. Peacock and othors, aud Is 8
desirable parcel Of land. Those wishing to
purchase are invited to call on me at my resi-
dence, when will take pleasure in showing
this land. ...t '':..,
TERMS-So much cash in hand as will be
required to pay the expenses and costs Of sale,
and the sum Of $3.50, with interest from the lot b
day of March, 1885, and the residue on credit.
of twelve months, with interest from the day Of
sale. The purchaser to pay for. stamps and
conveyancing. ALFRED LEIGH, Trustee.
Fairfax county, sep 19--1swts al '.,....-'...-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRUST WHATTIME Has SANCTIONED.

TRUST WHATTlME Las SANC1lON I'LL.
The msxim that the Voice Of the people is the
voice OF the divinity, may, in some cases, DO
open 10 toubt. but the testimony Of honest aha
enlightened WITH esses extending through So
ries Of years and all to the same purport Is
worthy of credence, admits of no questlon.
Upon such testimony the reputation Of Hostet-
ter's Stomach Btters as Gn antidote snd cure
for many ailments is based. During the twenty
years that it has been tefore the world lnutner'
able preparations, intended to compete with ~
have gone up like rockets and come down the
e1tingushe1 sticks. Meanwhile the progress
OF that incompatible tonic has been swift ana
steady-alWaSs upward and onward like the
eagles flight. Its introduction produced q
revolution in therapeutics, and, it prov ed to be
one of those sslutary revolutions that cannot 60
backwards. To. day Hostetter;s Bites is one
of the most popular remedies in christendom,
and commands larger sale than any other
medicinal PREPARATION domestic or imported,
on ttisside of the Atlantic As cure for dys-
pepsis, bilious disorders, nervous affections,
general debility, and as preventive of epiIem.
ic tevers, it takes precedence of every other
remedy. This fact sh ould teach the ambitious
country dealers who endeavor to foist their local
sbortions on the pablo in its stead, how futile
their small attempts to esjole the community
must necessarily be-. Where the game fish
have failed there is no chance fcrthe suckers"
sep 19-eolw : - ~
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i. O. d F.

:: BALTIMORE, Sept. 1g.-The Grand Lodge
of the United States |. O.. 0. E.. assembled
this moroing at 9 o'clock. E.. D. FarnsWorth,
NJ. w. Grand Sire !; Fred D. Stuart, r. W.
D. Grand Sire :; JAS L. RidRey, r; w. 6.
Tor Recording Secretary JGsh W vsns11s
r: W. Grand Chaplain j. Grisvold, R. W.
G. Marshal j. W. Smith, R. W. G. Guar
dian J. E. Chamberlain, R ". Grand Mes.
senger and representatives from esery juris-
diotion except ono wero present. The r: w
q. Chaplain invoked the Throne of Grace
when the Grand Lodge proceeded to business.
The committee appointed Tor The purpose al
lotted seats to the respective Jurisdictions. Viz
ginia has favorable position. The: Grand
Sire submitted his annual report which was
appropriately referred. The several commit
tees were Amounted. -.-. -
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SUNDAY GAMBLING.--The attention of the
police is directed to the suppression of the
gambling now and for long time past carried
on. in the shady places, along the banks Of Hunt
ing Greek, on Sunday afternoons Children
who ought TO be attending Sunday school play
cards with professionals ofmaturcs years and
lose money which it is feared they dou't come
by honestly. The names Of the guilty parties
can be obtained by calling at the toll house at
Hunting Creek bridge. -: "..'i....' -'. ..''.'
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TELEGRAPH. NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATESTFRO,M FRANCE

PARIS, Sept. lo.-The official journal of the
Republic yesterday contained circular OF Jules
FaVre to The representatives of France in other
countries. The following points we're contain
ca :. he explains why the elections for mem.
9ers or the constituent assembly occur at an
earlier date than was at first supposed Oh
lection has been made that the present ,provi.
slonal Government at Paris was not regu ar
fact; that we were forced to admit the urgency
OF the case is also represented in strong lapgu
age; 1t vast first duty OF the Government
to defend the soil and preserve it's honor and
then return the delegated power to the people
without violence. .-.- --.-..s
Nothing is to be expected from Prussia
her supreme will and ezatation at success are
irreconcllabe with calm impartiality and states.
manshlp. Two hundred thousand victims have
already been sacrificed to her ambition in this
lmpious.war, and it is certain she will dictate
to fraDce conditions that this momenary
and lncomp eteut Government should not &C
cept. Hence We, conVoke the, assembly freely
chosen to decide. What We ask now is tolgive
the country. our hearts and our blood. Then
let ;Eraneb decide, not; our TRANSIENT authority
but immortal France raising itself to confident
Prussia; :; France released from the winding
sheet of. the Empire, France free and generous
is ready to immediate itself for right aud ber
IT, DisaVowing atl these exalted political idear
of the old Government, France has now no
higher ambition than to remain mistress of
herself in. order to develop her;moral and mate
rial resources and labor fraternaly with her
1t is in this .vieWthat France. recovering its
sbe.wil prefer . thousand fold Of disasters ODDS
fFho un,u IN n, rpbo cUoEa rho othrm
now say the country is willing to- yield. This
may mislead abroad, but not here; :: Frsnce
wishes prosperity; commence and civilization,
but prefers disaster to dishonor: 1t is the dury of
France to repair as far ss. possible the evils of
the past. Government Tho elections last
year we're Elusive. France never voted for
war with Prussia. No honest man in Europe
thinks So 10 the1power now seeking TO crush
-.us We must oppose a desperate resistance, ,un
til the nation is able to peakthrOugh constit
uent assembly freely and make the powers un
derstand this Eavre adds : M ahkiBd must al
mire but pity. the spectacle of Paris WITHOUT
looking to the right or lett or backwards. but
with its eyes fixed on the great and simple du
" Of defending It's firesidcs and its freedom:
=, Tours, Sept. 19.-Yesterday courier from
tho English Cabinet reached -Rouen,; carrying
important dispatches to Lord Lyons, The
railways were cut and the courier was obliged
10 90 forward on foot.
There has been continuous fighting around
Paris. -
LONDON, Sept 19.-The steamer Jerome
Napoleon with Nj. Theirs on board, has gone
to St. Petersburg. - ,..,'i-
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The reported armistice
is. said to be unfounded nor are peace prospects
any better. s.T:::- .'.... 80 -
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CTKAYED FROM THE sUBSCKIBER,i

CTRAYED FROM THE. .sUBSCKIBERt
, living on street. between lat and n. Cap
ital streets, a BAY MULE. with white spots
on left side of neck and on right hipi grey hair
between the ears, left front foot stiff and right
hind foot twisted. The mule wss tracked across
is supposed to be in the neighborhood Of this
city. A liberal reward will be paid Tor its de-
livery to me. .... NOAh r. h0DG, ~
con 1o-3l* Washington. D. O..
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE MIR. O Dowd, clerk
in:the War Department at Washington, and a
resident of Arlington, undertook to commit
suicide last Saturday morning by taking laud
anum but was discovered by his family in
time to prevent immediate DEATH He says
that family troubles and the reduction OF his
salary from $1,000, toisl20o, was the cause Of
The rash act. '..'''' 81 ''.'. ..'''' '. ..
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CITY ITEMS.

nE --LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR VIA
NEW YoRK.-We have just received reliable
Intelligence from our correspondent that Mar.
shall Simon Blondbeim has Just succeeded IN
cutting his way out of Now York, with large
assortment of fine Fall Clothing OF the: most
is the "Shoo. Fly Coat. Remember to give
him call, at the corEer Of King aud Fairfax
streets, and congratulate him on his successful
retreat. sep l9"H
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Nitro. GIycerine Explosion.

PA1NEsvILLE, O., Sept. l8.-One Of the
magazines belonging to the Lake Shore Nitro.
.Glycerine Company, located at Fairport Ohio,
exploded about 10 clock this evening. 1t con-
tanned 5000 pounds Of nitro-plycerine. No
lives were lost. 1t seems to have been the
work OF an iocendiary. Some damage was
done to adjacent buildings. The amount of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19

DROWNED. "A oolorcd mau named Henry,
a hand on board the schooner Narcisa, which
arrived hers this morning from Norfolk, acct
dentay tell overboardin in Nanjemoy Reach on
Saturday morning. last and was drowned. The
deceased hailed from Elizabeth City, N. c.,
and is. supposed to have been afflicted with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19

BIr BY 4 SUPPOSED, MAD Dod.=--Mr. j. M.
England, who lives on Shutters Hill, near the
toll gate, and two of his children we're attacked
aud bitten by "a dog supposed to be mad on
Friday last. The animal has been cenhhe ln
order that tho truth Of tha' terrible, suspicion
may be tested. J.i um!i M. =
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BALL. . The first annual ball Of Humboldt
Lodge; No. 80. u, o. de q: B W III be given
at Eintracht Hall tonight. Every arrange
mcnt has been made ior the entertainment OF
those who may attend, and a large company
and an agreeable evening are confidently ex
nected . l-...-...li ~. l,.-,.I--,'i-- :
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CUTLERY, &c.

We are receiving our fall supply of goods,
and would invite the attention OF buyers to our
varied assortment 10 be found in any establish
ment in the State. Buying for cash. we propose
to sell our goods at lowest cash rates. ~ ..'...
JAS. F. CAHLIN & SONS, .@
san1o 63 King street.
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A PERFECT MANURE.
THE 'VEGETATOR

surepsred with great care from tho best ma
terisls which our resources enable us to com
mand, is uniform in .quslity, m in good con.
dition for drilling. - .r. ,....
@ Thus combining in proper proportion the
stimulating snd nourishing properties, and
while the plant is furnished with food for its
present growth, thore is held 10 reserve a.suli
cieut quantity of nourishment TO supply the
grain or pod to maturity. ........ .....
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF GHILLS AND
FEVER BY THE USE OF GAUT1ERS
NATIVE WINE BITTERS.

CIncIhNHCli sept. o. 1oU5' ;
Mr.. Gautier ...... ::
Sir: was sufferer with chills and foyer for
three months, and the quantity of quinine l
consumed was immense, beneftting me only by
occasionally missing my chllls for day. Two
bottles of your Bitters were given to mo by q
friend, advising me to use them, which / did,
the effect being quito: miraculous Send me one
dozen by express to $40 Columbus street, and
oblige. Mrs. cHERMEN-D. BRNNIEGEE. e.
For sale BY al druggists and grocers:
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.SPEERs PORT GRAPE WINE.

This noted and excellent wine--ssmples OF
which can be tasted at all our druggisIs--we
believe to be superior in every respect, and IN
all desirable qualities, medicinal not excepted,
to pure and genuine imported Port, worth ten
dollars gallon.
For sale by druggists. sep l9-lW
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INSURANCE. Attention i, directed
to the advertisement of G. K Wilmer & Go =,
insuraLc, agents, in another co umn. Business
transacted with them or their agents will b en-
TREY satisfactory as they are all honorable gen
tlemen.
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NHARLES WHITfLEsEY,
u. S. :COMMISS IONER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY. -
Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly sill parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructedi by the fifty per
cent clause, so called, another opportunity Of
fers to secure the benefits, of this most effective
and permanent measure of relief The above
named will make bankrupt business specially;
terms, and transact all business in that line 1T
prices which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Be.
ing u s. Commissioners, he will endeavsr to
visit tho different counties on court days, md
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
seversl trips to Alexandra in beginning and
proceeding with their cases, Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hillas prompt
~ as in Richmond or elsewhere, and g. much
less expense to parties 1t may be added that
the bankrupt act, in connection with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now beloved
will be secured to the bankrupt unde- the BANG.
ruptla is the only real relief, now offered to
psrti~s struggling in the hopeless bondage Of
old tebts. Address personally or by letter at
No. II south Royal street, A'exandria. lyle ly
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GETTING MARRIED,

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or mptoprety of getting Married ;
with sanitary help for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free in sealed
envelopes, Address HOWARD ASSOC!A7
TON, Box z, Philadelphia, Pa sep l9-3m ::
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OYSTERS Messrs. Thompson, opposite the
Gszetto Office, and Owens Co., 81 King street,
have Zach received supplies of finely relished
oysters. The "bivalvea arc i'm proving in size
and flavor and at both the above named places
the best the market affords can always be had
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STOVEsI STOVESl STOVES |

Ihave on hand and constantly receive com,
plete assortment Of Cooking, Dining Room and
PaRlor Stoves, at prices which defy competi ).
tion. old Stoves taken in exchange ana their
full value given. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. M. KU BEN,
al 3T-lm SO King ST., Dr. Cooks old stand
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THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.'S.
The above machine is without doubt the best
for all kinds of family sewing and light manu-
featuring purposes its sales indicate it; simpli:
city, durability and popularity prove it, and
its work confirms it. Over $1,000 sold last year
Its sales being greater than the Grover q
chimes combined. Sixty five alone have been sold
in this city. Its now offered to the public as n-
comparably the bost sewing machine IN exist.
ence. Machines sold on the most, liberal terms
G. G BERRY, Agent,
sep 10 p King street, Alexandria, Va.
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=. KNOW. EVERY BAG

which leaves our Works comes fully up to the
standard, which twenty-five years experience
in tho trade satisfies US forms
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TAKE NOTICE.!

Having just returned from New York city,
where have purchased an assortment of tile
finest and most beautiful ready made articles in
my line of business, am fully prepared, and /
say it with pleasure, to suit my customers and
the public generally with good fit in the latest
styles. feel confident from my long experience
in the BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS to accom-
modate the foot of any one with foreign or Do.
mestic manufacture. and assure all who may
give me call to sell at the lowest cash prices
A beautiful assortment of BURTS celebrated
LADIES SHOES just arrived aud for sale low.
Don't forget the place-the sign of tie Golden
Boot. FREDERICK PAFF, i .
sep 10 ... SO King street.
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WEOWN OUR MANUFACTORY,

give attention to every detail of its preparations
and hence ;,-;-..-:,r,
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

By virtue ot q decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered NJ It's juno term, 1870,
in the cause OF r. Mccarthy VS. Edward Scan
lon the Undersigned. commissioners, will sell,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October. 1870,
Court day, in front Of LEc Court House door of
Fairfax county, at II o'clock IN , the valuable
TRACT UF LAND now tarmed by Tim.
o Connor and near The land w!ercon he re.
sides, COZ lining i Is acres with fnn improve.
mcnts, and we'll wooded and watered with a
fine young orchard. and being very valuable
land the sam. lying cast of the Braddock
road one hnli mic soHth Of Annndale on the
Little River Turnpike. and u mile and half
from Springfield station, CJ' tho y ;, y NJ H.
TERM 5-Ten per cent TO be paid down as q
deposit; the residue in q, IL and Is months
with interest to be secured by bond, with good
security; the title To be retained until the pur-
chase money is pail, and the cash payment to
be forleite!, and the land resvld TT the risk OF
| the purchaser snoul n fail 10 comply.
GEO. WIN. BRENT,
..- II. DULANY BALL,
F,irfar q, son l3-2awts COINS OF Sale.
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,a.VtTf0s SAFES.
GALE OFF U RNITVkB, &C., AT AUG.

Not having completed The sale of articles out.
sidethe dwelling on last Thursday, my turni-
PUBLIC sale, on TU EsDAY the 9th 1netant, at
III o clock. The furniture consists OF Walnut.
extension, Marble Top and other Tables Chairs
Sofas, Piano, bureaus, Looking Glasses. Wash
stands, Carpets, Paror. Stoves Bedsteads and
Bedding, Lamps, China and Glassware, Silver
fne collection of Gilt framed Painting % and
Fancy Clocks Books, &C.. and a
large and superior collection of Carpenters and
other Tools twe-eo+taole FRAME BUILD
INGS two iinc Horses, two superior Cows and
numerous other articles. Terms cash.
Mrs. A. A. b. RICHARDS,
Little River Turnpike,
sep f7-ts n miles from Alexandria
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Each article entering into the compos:0n f
tho Vegetstor .TL..'.
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MARIN E LIST.

FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 49,. 49, g.
ARRIVED. -
Schr Narcisss, Bunting, Norfolk, peat to W
Smeot. -.'
SAILED.
Steamer Utility: Allyn's Point. by Amciiesn
Coal Co. .~
MEMORANDA. ...' ..-
Schr w + Cushing. for this port, cleared OF
Boston 18th instant. ....-. .-..
Schr Uncas, Colt, for this port. sailed from
Norwich l4th inst. 49,
Schr H Furber, Cobb, from Boston Tor this
port arrived at Holmes Hole l4th instant.
Schr Nellie Il Benedict, Creighton, hence for
New Haven, arrived at New York 18th inst.
Schr Edwin Reed, Halves, from Boston for
this port, arrived at Holmes Hole 10Th inst.
Schr Derrick, Derrick, for New Haven,
hence at New York 18th instant. -
Schr Angie Armsburg, Jones, for this port,
cleared at Boston 10th inst. ~
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sep FITS
rrRUSTEE'S SAILS OF A VALUABLE
TRAIT OLE LAND In THE. COUNTY

rRUSTEE'S SAILS OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND IN THE. COUNTY
OF ALEXANDRIA, YA--Near the city of
Alexandria By virtue Of q deed of trust exc:
cuted by William T. Swami and wife, dated
on the 18th day Of March, 1859, and Of record
in liber IT,, No. 3, page i92. OF the Alexandria
county land records Tho undersign ed. as Trus.
tee in said deed named, will expose to sale, by
public auction, in front of the Mayors office
in. the city of Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
DAY, tn 9th day of October 1870, at II M. a
TRACT OF LAND, situated in the county of
Alexandria, about two miles north of the city
Of Alexandria,, on the s9pth side of tho old
Georgetown road fesr the lands OF Thomas
w. Swami, containing twenty three acres.
,TERMS-Oneth{rd Of the purchase money
in cash On tho day of sale. and the residue in
TWO equal payments at six and twelve months
from the day of sale; the deferred payments to
bear interest rom the day OF SALE and. to be
secured BY the notes o. the purchaser and
decd of trust on the pyoperty.zz
* :. -. =. .CHAS. S: WALLACH,
aug 2G-2awiGs .:.-:.- :. Trustee.