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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-22

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BLIC % LE.-By y rtue vi d. cree OF
Z the Circuit QUIT VI Prince William count,
pronounced on the 18th day o. October 1866
in The suit OF Lu ebaw VI. Miner the undei
aigIet. who was appointed special tomml:-
siOuer for That purpn.e vii, on MONDAY,
the LIST day Of August, 1870, that beiLg Court
day, ut b. front dor of b. Court House 81
said c"uuty, Re! by public auction, W.
IRA : IF ...A,, u j,Iuinx ,.cb other
OF. n.~I'i g rs acres rood and zss im
p",.. F.. d : II it n mturtsr 9 VEL HE
LIno. tie othor contains ca acres. rOods al"
u
i h. ST. t-rcts of land are situated in Prince
WiiIr.. county, on the telegraph road from
l'u fries 70 rrade icAsoutg about two miles
| IL: the Urmrr place.
They ara we'll linbrred and wstered, and are
considered very I'd lands, and are within two
miles If nsvig able W ter
TERMS One fourth of the purchase money
to be in cssh ou the day Of SALE and the residue
in III ca equal lnsts m"uts of six, twelve and
eighteen months; the deferred payments TO
b, ar interest from the day of sale, and to be
secured by bonds with approved personal &C..
curitv the title to be retained and the land
SUBJECT TO Iesae, under order of the Court
and tel per cent Of the purchase money forfeit
ed in case the terms are not complied with.
EPPA hUNTUN, Comm'r.
Prince William CO.. jy l-eots
va The above sale has been postponed until
MAY, September 9th, 1917, at the same
hour and place. aug e-eots
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CHARLES WHITrLbSEY,
U. s. ISSION Err,
-ANO-
ATTORNEY AND COU N5ELLOR II


Congress having Just amended tho Bankrupt
law so that nearly ai parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the fifty ger
ceut clause, so called '4u0.her opp"rturIty +
ters to secure the beLefts Of thi, most CHecuv
and permanent measure Vt re''e. | he above
named will make bankrupt bus &c sre".i y;
will procure discharges on the most nUd
terms, and transact al business in that limo 1T
prices which Cannot tail to bc satisfactorily BE
ing U s. Commissioner, he will cndeaver to
visit the different counties on Court days, Id
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
several trips to Alexandria in beg ming and
proceeding with their cases. discharges can
be obtained here before kesister hlllas pronp;
~ as in Richmond or elsewhere and =: n.uch
tho Bankrupt act, in ccEnoction with the
Hono estead exemption, which it Is nov bel oved
viii be secured to The bankrupt undo the bank.
rupt law. is the only r,,al relief now cif9'cd to
nxrti Struggling IN the hopeless bondage Of
pld uebts. Address personally or by letter ut
No. II south Royal street, Alexandria. 10 )
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n UBLIC SALEOF 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..
Speske, the undersigned appointed special Com
of oEPrEMBEH, 1879, Chat being Court day.
at the eront.door of the Court house, in Brents-
vile, offer sale lot of Land, near Dumfries
containing 60 acres and l8 poles, being the same
l.nd owned by VIM. Long, decd, and convey
cd in trust to T. b. Speake.
TENNIS OF SALE-One tenth of purchase
re.idu- in thre, equal insta'ments at 8, II, and
10 months. to bear interest from day of sale, and
70 DO secured by bond and good personal secu.
rit, the title to be withheld and subject to
r. s. in case purchaser fails to complete the
nnr, b.ee EPPA HUNTON,
Commissioner.
Prinnn VIM Co Va July 81 --aOts
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The Indispensable Remedy.

The most renable and sure cure for malarlal
diseases is unquestion-bly the ceieb a:ed "A
TIERS NATIVE WINE Bit KS, and for
persons subject to cniils and levers there Is
nothing t. compare with these B4tLers as II cur.
alive and preventive. hoy are nlso the best
tonic md appetiser IN exi,te CO, ~ : cnnt.in 10
alcohol, bel made Of the pure C>!'tornis
white wines, and they arr recon- nded by all
who have ed them.
Sold by all druggists ard grocers.
X M LA VISION,
JANNEY y CO,
jy 26-tt agents tor this city.
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SMooT's TANNERY. -One of the most eXten
sive manufacturing establishment in this city,
is the tannery of the Messrs Smoot, corner Of
Washington aud Wilkes streets, aud the i'm
provements now in progress there will, when
ipished, make it the largest and most complete
leather mandatory south of the Potomac.
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OBsFQUIEs. The 1uncra of Miss Nisnoy
T, Price whose death was ar ,nouuced 90 Sat1-
day, took place yesterday morning from tb 9
Baptist Church, and was attended by many
friends. Miss Price was the daughter OF
Ellis Price, who,lu 1894 5 conducted the CO.
lunoia Advertiser, the MY newspaper then
published in this city. n Hiss p. was sister to
Capt. E ii, Price, well / nown citizeo, and to
Mrs. Nnwm IN. Matron the Orphan Asylum.
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Middleburp july Elects
TLOVEkLAND.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Fsuquer county, rendered on the 22d of April,
1870 in the suit of Dulsny We. Dulsny's e1ecu
tor, the under igned, Commissioner for that
purpose, will offer for sale, on the 22d DAY OF
A UGUST, 1870, that being Court day, at the
front door of the Court House, in Warrenton
that valuable aid well. known tract of land
called CLEVELAND of which Csssus Du
lany died seized, containing about loo acres.
This is considered one of the most valuable
farms in Piedmont. Va lies near Thoroughia Q
staLirn, on both sides of the Manassas Gap K.
- is convenient % stores, mills and churches,
and is well adapted to grazing and the growth
Of all KINGS of grains. The NJ ANSlON 6Ha
HOUSE is large and Ccmmodious, but lslk
somewhat oul OF repair. Purchase. are invi @
to examine Thu fine and beautiful estate, which
will be shown the en- by M. Bladen [. Dul"ny,
who lives on joining farm it will be divided
into smaller farms to suit the wishes OF pur-
chasers. A plat showing this and and Its dl
visions will be Exhibited day of sale
We are authorized by the decree to sell q,
private bids aud invite private sale De ore
d,y of sale.
IERMS-One fourth of the purchase none,
in cash on the day of sale; the residue in three
equal payments ut one, two and three year,
with interest fron day Of sale; tn title to b.
retained and the land subj c. to resale in Case
the purchaser fails to comploe b's purchase
EPPA UNION,
w. H.PAYNE Nomm'rs.
Il. W. PAYNE, }
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YEsTERDAY.-The very suggestion of Sun
day in August brings with it maz Of VERT
cal sun, heated atmosphere, thin churches
sleepy congregations and general Ianguor On
yesterday, however, clouds yelled the sun
heat, and breeze tempered the atmosphere
to point quite within endurance. Several ct
the churches we're closed, and u large number
of our church goers were absent at the HilIl-
borough camp meeting, nevertheless the open
churches showed excellent congregations At
St. Paups Church the pastor conducted tho
services aud preached Rev. Mr.. Haynes at
the Methodist Episcopal Church preached
morning and night upon The Headshp Of
Christ, taking his text from Paul Epist e TO the
ColossiaDs At Grace Church Rev. Geo. A.
Smith preached an effective discourse upon
the covenants of the old and Of the new Tesla
meuts The congre cation of the NJ. E. Church
South listened to excellent discourses BY the
presiding E der of the District, Rev. A. W..
Wilson, his night sermon on the text And
when shall be lifted up will draw all things
to me-" being peculiarly effective. At the
Baptist Church the funeral sermon OF Miss
Nancy f. Price was preached in the morning,
and at 8 o. IN. Rev. D. w. Gwin, Of Alabama,
filled the pulpit Rev. p p. Kroes celebrated
the Solemn Mass and preached at ST. Mary's
Church. He was especially urgent upon the
members OF the Church to attend the evening
GOV, ice 10 larger numbers. The German Lu her
ans lis,, sned to discourse by their pastor at
the Chr, stian Association Rooms. Except
some diEcull;e about Flshtown and the music
Of oolored fuuei-a the town was very quiet.
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A FREE LECTURE ON CHINA.--Rev. R. Fl,
Graves, wHo is spending few days in the city,
will deliver free lecture, on China, 10 the
Baptist Church, at O o'clock this evening. DR..
Graves has spent II years at Canton and in
the adjoining provinces as Missionary, aud his
statements will be full OF interest. The public
are invited to attend
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RAILROAD TRAVEL SUspENDED.-The guy
rod holding the draw the Railroad Bridge
over the Potomac betst :en this city aud Wash
iugton broke about noe n to, day and the draw
fell into the river. TT avel upon the Alexan
drla T. Washington r abroad is consequently
suspe nded for the pre- sent.
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~ he membe y; Oriental Lung-. '"
RuIxhts Of ~ III rs earnestly requisite to
attend meeting of that ! DE 10 b. h.ld neAt
Tuesday evening, 231 instant rs business ot IN
portauce will be transacted. BY order OF the
Lodge:
sug l7-eo3t :. LUNT r S.
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Police REPoRT-MAYoR's OFFlcE 1.-Two
butchers on Saturday afternoon durluga leisure
hour took notion to abuse each other Tor "h'cn
they We're arrested and taken before the N syoI
who hned each OF them.
Vim. Noble, colored, was arrested for stealth
pair If shoes from Henry Strauss and cUnmt
It'd to Jail for further examluation.
Two men were arrested Oh Saturday night
lor ing Too noisy, g., 10 their discussion OF
the French and Pru>slan War; rhy were kept
IN the watch house until their ardor cooled.
Anthony Graut, boot black, for Annoying
passengers st the steam boat what, was plac
10 the waich house aDd kept ali nls BIT; he W S
discharged the nexi morning vii b an admouI-
ton.
JOS Burns, for Arikio= Cha rles johnson.
coored, With stone, was 6oed and dlscbarg d
alter being required to give bali to keep the
peaoe for SIX months.
Saturday night and Sunday were profile OF
disturbances of the peace. There Was quite d
,rpe crowd collected 10 the mel ghborhood Of the
q, ,tton factory, aud one arrest Was made, ana an
attempt to rescue the prisoner th"arted %as
rants bs We been issued 90 complaint OF ne on
Ger. for the parties who interferred. 4 din ;u'ty
occurred rear FlshtoWD among III 9 coiured denl
zeos OF til at locality, which resulted IN very
serious injury to woman resident OF that nelgl
borhood. Some m nor difficulties occurred, but
the presence of the police checked their pro
RresS
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LOCAL BREvITIEs. "A number Of the me
chauics who recently left this city to seek em-
ployment in other places have returned here,
finding now more work and better pay IN this
neighborhood than could be obtained else
where
The Auditor is now paying the Interest on
the Corporation debt for the last six months IN
tuil, 10 greenbas'ks.
The city market was fuller this morning than
is usual on Monday morning.
The sale of lot of ground on St. As2ph
street near Queen advertised 10 Saturdays e.
zette to take place at noon to day, was stopped
after the auctioneer arrived on the ground, an
Injunction having been served upon the trus'
tee and other parties.
A newly born infant was yesterday morning
found dead 10 house, at the foot of Prince
street, and en- inquest held upon it, the verdict
OF the jury being that it died from neglect
The mother Was sick in bed.
There was considerable disturbance near the
Cotton Facrory on Sunday night, caused by
some druuken men who got into fght-no
| arrests were made.
1t is said that the law will be enforced
against parties who continue to drtace the
| fences and walls of residences by pastng show
ILLS thereof.
Conservative Convention is to be held at
Liner, v Hall next Monday night for the pur-
nose Of opointine delegates to the Cougres
sioua Con vention, 30.
The attend .ence at the Bethel services. at the
King street VIII qrt yesterday, was slim.
The Baltimore and Potomac steamers yes
| terday brought up Gumbe.~ or passenger
and heavy treights.
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N1- NOTICE.-We have on hand a
~ large stuck of Ladies, Misses and
Children's 300 Is and $40 rs, and in order
TO reduce our stock, Will sell at greatly reduced
prices. All ia want will dc vel, to call ut "a
King street.
inn .jS-tf w g. w y Nv 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-22

II. .. Claugbton of this city, one Of the
Conservative candida tes tor Congress from this
district, Was to have addressed the people of
Fauquler county at the Courthouse in War
renton, to-day.
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LOCAL NEWS.

INTERESTING SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The general meeting of the Baptist Sunday
School Missionary Society, WAS held at the
Baptist Church, Washington street, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. The attendance was
large, comprising many young ladies; the
music excellent, Miss Inez Eoglish presiding
at the melodeon, land the exercises were OF un
usual religious interest.
W. B. Price, the President OF the assocla-
ton, presided. The exercises were opened by
Gin ciae BY the assembly, followed by the read
inn ut a scrip,rral selection by the President
Edpar Sp, iden then addressed the Throne OF
Grace in fervent pr, yer In behalf OF the as
ISOLATION and lis objects. The minutes of the
association haviuA. been read the President ad
dressed the mee,in.' in reference to the OBJECT
of the society and thu Importance OF the mis-
sonary work.
Glass offerings from. the various classes OF
the Sunday School we're then received and
general colecrioH taken up. The chidrens
contribution was quite cred table 10 their 'ioef
aty and zeal
CducS l.. w Ills III d uedt 6ouicSS o'o~
on those present the grandeur and so.'emni''e'
OF the work which now engaged their atteo doo.
Rev. T. p. Graves, OF the Baptist MissiC.a
Board, missionary to China, then narrated
MANY interesting incidents in connection with
his missiopar ~ career in the CELESTIAL Kingdom.
Tno life OF customary among the Chinese
was noted as one If much diff ,ury and peril.
The missionary is co,upelied to subroit to many
privatiops and much suffering. MIR. G's mar
ration of the manner il, which he was driven
from city to city was one OF much in serest, and
excited lively attention mGng his auditory.
The Benediction by the pastor IN charge,
Rev. c. H. Ryland, clos ed the pleasant meeting
and the assembly sepe rated about oelock.
The Baptist Sunday School Missionary So
cety under whose suspic es the meeting Was
held has been organized TO- many years Inc
present officers ara as toIlo Vs:-W. B. frloe'
President; W. D. Wood, Woe President;
Eiwlu Joyce, Secretary; Milton ID. Price,
Treasurer.
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OOMMl-SID NERS oALEUF LAND
Y Mar AL"IE LUUDDUN COUNTY,
vA.-Uhdor decree 9" the Circuit Coui. Of
Prince William cDumtJ rem Tered At Its NJ y
.rm 1916 Z Le ut Ot Butcher IS. NTH, we
viii sell, uy pubic MACH u h highest bid
or, III ftu". y. Tue ,ure + ..utchs,n q Laws,
u 1, ldIc ab vi N r IL ", the md
OF :-cy, mr. 1910 FUR TH1 C!S OF
AND iy!us h" C.ro.ita road, In Prince
William un }, a ,uut H." mlca =outh OF Al
Ia compo,:nx luz &c NJ L0l FARM, " bere-
oiore sid pJ u vermrilo to Smith 8 Butcher.
NJ. l-C.nlnus 10 acres. 8 rood. and l31
D. les; i Oh Tho west slto Ut t'nlulina road
.dJuns DR. EWell y. Bayly and Sarah Gard
Ael IS VI good soil wei WOODED and "stered;
No Z L nta Us 10 acres, rood and goa
POLES; | es IN the east slice oi the road opposite
No. l. Tie omlLh fork Of Bull ran passes
IT, 1t has an abundance OF wood and ter
with fue meadow nut arabic land, and DIVE
ling house
No. 3-Contains 1876 acres. roods and II %
poles L. on the east side Of the 70 d adjoins
No 2.-lhe lands Of John Poland, Andrew cred
lei, . n &c.
so 4-Cvn.,ns about 30 acres has Il dwell
lii house No. and water. 1t lies or the east
side vi H. I lulina road and 81 oins No. 3.
1t is wei, coded and watercd, with good
meadow aid LpInnds for each tract
TERN lie teLth cash enough more pay
able ON cUi.hrnstlon to make with the cash
payment, one third Of the whole purchase mon
ey OF the tract SOLD, and tho residue IN TWO
equal instaluenls payable in one and two years
from day Of SHE; The purchaser to give bonds
lor the deferre ed instruments, bearing interest
rom date. The title to be withheld as security
or the deferred puy ments.
We would say to purchasers that the titles
acquired under sales !nads by decree of Court
are anon the best and safest Of sll titles. The
purchaser is relieved of all responsibility for
The application OF the money. The Court secs
to that and makes the deed to the purchaser go
soon IS he has paid the purchase money.
EPPA HUNTON,
JOHN n. ORR,
CHAS. n. GREEN,
John L. Rinker, Auct. CONS OF Sale.
Loudoun co.. ~ 2i-eots
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THE CAMP MEETING OF tn Meth odlst Epls'
cop,I Church South. now In progress near
Hamii ton, Loudoun county, attra,ted very
large crowd yesterday, the number OF people
on the ground being estimated at five thoIs-
aud or upwards. In the m orning two long
trains left the depot of the w. & 0. R. r. at
this place, Carrying abou: one thousand per-
sous, and all along the road the accessious were
so numerous that by the time Leesburg was
reached the cars were crowded to such an ex-
tent that those VINO had asse mbled there could
not be accom- 1odated, and train had to- be
sent down for hem. Upon arriving at aani-
ton in the abse, ,ce Of sufficient number of We
hicIes many vi liked across the fields tt, the
camp, which is ut a snort distance. Sc veral
Aicxaudriaus ha We ftents upon the grounds
among them Mrs. Fields, Mrs. G. W. Hsrri-
sou, Ed Hunt an d v ". Ashby, John T.
Henderson and 10 hu T. Evans. Hos pitaity
is extended with rue Virginia euerosity and
all are made ITO feel at home" There Is per-
!:ci order and 'leeorum maintai ned, and the
religious services are we'll ATTENDED !. notice
abe feature yesterday was the MI, nber OF very
beautiful faces-rlot confined alo! ne to the sln-
gle ladies, howev err that appea red upon the
ground, and thou gh it was Sunda ?. the beaux
cou not resist, nor did the n,aidens seem
aversc to listing to the expression, by looks and
words Of the tender passion, which will spring
up 40 matter how nor when" as they moved
among the throug, along the M lin walks Of
the camp gron nd, or set SO cozily in the taste
fully decorated tents, in the shady grove.
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Essays for Young Mea on Single and Wcd-
ded Lfe-the dangers Of Ceib.:y. and tn d"
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid for
hose who are in suy way unttted for m"tri
monial happiness. sent frep IN sealed envel
ones. Address HOWARD AS ,UCiAFlON
Bux P Pbiladelphia Pa my 26-3u
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VALUABLE MILL Fur SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust from Julius K.
Howell to VIM Dulsny, bearing date 2lst
day . f March, 1859 and of record in tile land
records OF Fair tx county, liber B, No. 4, folIo
MnNDA,, The 18th day of July 1870, Court
day, in front Of Fairfax Court House, sell to
the highest bidder all that property known as
PAYNE'S MILL. This property is situate d
on AccoLink run, about one mile north OF the
Little River Pike, and near Gnodine's Tavern
The lot contains rs acres. Inc Mill thereon
needs repair. Tho site is a good one, the vol,
ume Of wsler amp and the land attached OF
s00O 4'N THOMAS MOORE,
Fuirfsx CO., je 15-le~4w Sub TIu;tee. ;,
,ase-lh apuvr sale has been po.tponed unll!
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST Court Gay "aen
i; viii be oherei at the same place on the fol-
In vinp trims One half cash, and the residue
~ SIX ni0h'nS' with ~: THOMAS MOORE,
pairt Ak co jy 2l-'awts rub. Trustee :,
.s-~ be above sale las been postponed untls
A. ' THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax CO, aug 22-lswts Suo Ilu-Lee:
-,TkAY Ed Ok oTOLEN-I will give TIE a
= DO. LARS REWARD tor the return OF y
nv CIV She is u small red and white, oAnd
in one eve with crop and III. der bit right ear
uld u ho,e in the left; about or ~ years olo'
Auy one retu ming her ~ me, on queen stIee.'
between Pitt I'd st. & saph, or st James Cnat
ham's livery ST, .b-s, will get the reward HLe
lett betwe cen the 10Th and 3Uth OF July, io,g.
aug 2z-lt WILLIAM h. TAOk NIt.N:
TILE BOYS SCHOOL.
Mrs. AS. GEORGES SCHOOL for SAA ALL
,YS will bo opened On septem per lotn, a.
her former schoo room, No. Ut Duke street,
thu + 81 ience of Mr. :! ohm :. Knox gu ~ 20
rnC.p- Ar ku ;;CEu PRlGE-A full
- stock just received BY
G.. WM RAMSAY,
auy22 l47 King street,
DRlME BITTER, Cheese and Dried Beer
/ for sale by
aug CLtN rON MlLbO Nh
nAoPbESkY WIN EG Ar 81 RUF ior
b making very elicious drink, for sale BY
aupll eco. McBURNEY Il SON.
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PERIODICALS We ha' e received from MIR.
Geo E. French, the September number OF
Hlrper's Msgazine- ICON tanning number OF
Interesting articles, ar handsomely illustrated.
Also Demorest's NJ ,gazlne of Fashion and
Ps;er>on's Ladies' Nat ionsl MAGAZINE and Co.
dey's Laiys Book for September.
LttclI's Living AYE, obtaining all the best
articles from tn BrtishR eviews and NJ, >saz'nes,
is received regularly every weak,
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aaCON HALL FOR SALE.

3v virtue of decree of the circuit Court Of
. -;1ro William county, pronounced On tn. d
T. II NV, 1870 in the suit Of Carter vs. Gray
d!y !nlir., the undersigned. appointed ',nLn.
go ,,tr.., for thnt purpose, will on the fIh
n I,;W nF PrtMBEs, 1870 that he & Cou't
a9 "a at thu door Of the cO9rt HT.s N
TP.CrOE LAk'U called BA' ON Il IL OF
r ah' b Dr. John B Grayson did Sc zsd, con
ininv about 4l2 acres. This lane iies YUM
II mile. Of Gainesville, statlo' on tie h'nns
-. Can Railroad, and considered hfst, rat
laid The improvements consist OF goo" ss
NV ELLING and out houses, &c; as9 Nv ii ss
l Do : = Of GROUND at Gsin nts We "''
a"iH' l'I VSNOne tenth Of the purchase lno|"y
IN "a. on tho day o. safe; tn, Tesiou" n II
','.,s,n,.nt., bearing iDter'-t from To- osy u
.l'o j., ~ f,low.: ""ougn IN { n
, fir usti N ots e TO make with c,s' pa IN i
" neI, ~ III, whole purch zee m 'iey t." ee
'nb h. ~ one year and the rrsiuue III NV
$50 from the 6.y OF sale Pur h,sers TO s.'e
',d md tho title to be Tt tainto ss security 'or
the deferred pay mene. MN ON
POMkLL hhk >!>"N
~ VIM 70. in S-"ts ouW :
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vl)RPOKATlUN LlCENSE-.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

AUDITDh VFFlCE'
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July II, 1870.
Tbo o,ton,i,.n nf interested paiteI is caleb TO
the following resolution, adopted by tie ely
Council of Alexand1is, July 18th. le70:.
Resolved. That the auditor be, and is here
bv. iustructe1 to give notice u II | persons re-
Guired tc take out licsnse, 10 call at Dis llce
for a certificate OF the amVu :: duo iGr such IL
cense, and When ssid amount Is paid oy inc up
Tre.surers receipt on said certificate shall con-
~ 90 K. s. ASHBY. Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-22
Prince VIM. Co., Va, July ELECTS
nUBLIC SALE OF LOT OF GROUND.

IN pursuance of deed Of trust from jane,
+. Piper to me, dated 18th Decem Der, 1863 and
duly recorded, l will Offer for sale, by auction
at noon, on MONDAY. the 22d day OF August
1874, in front of the premises, Lot of Ground,
in The civ of Alexandria, situated on the west
side of St Asayh street, 81 feet one inch and q
half north of Queen street fronting on 1t: Asspht
street 36a feet and extending back. with uni
form width, 81 feet 81 inches. and BOUNDED on
the snu,h aid west by ten feet alleys. and hsV'
ing he use thereof.
FIRMS, -One-third o. the purchase money
to be paid on the day of sale, snd me rss,Gb b
from 50 day, vi b int, est and to be secured
ulnI tn. property by deed of trust. Sale A. IL M
iv2l- 2nwtd n. JUL @'oAoN'-