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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Boat RACE.--Passengcrs on the four, five,
and six o clock trips of the Washington ferry
boats, Saturday evening, last were very much
interested at the preparations and the efforts
made for race between the Analostan and Ar
Ington row boats at Washington. Many boats
in addition to those to have taken part in the
race were collected near 9th street wharf, and
the river shore, from that wharf to the arsenal,
was crowded with spectators and the vehicles
in which they had come there. Owing to the
rough sea, the Analostan club would not run,
and so after great deal of exciting sluabblng,
the Arlingtons when it was nearly dark, started
off to pull over the course alone. They got
along very we'll until point opposite the chan
mel of the Eastern branch was reached. Here
the current from the Potomac channel and that
from the branch met, forming an exceedingly
strong and dangerous undertow, which IN add
ton to the wind and the water, mastered both
the boat and crew, and she soon began to till,
and in fifteen minutes was completely swampcd
An order was immediately given to jump out,
which was obeyed and for ! few seconds the
crew houndered around i'll the Potomac waters,
but were speedily picked up. The whole party
then headed their boats for Geisboro Point,
where they arrived in rather bad condition,
and were Hospitality entertained and cared lor
by MIR. Young, the proprietor, who furnished
them with hot coffee and other stinuIans In
the meantime several boats had gone down from
the Sixth street wharf, where II painful rlpnor
of the accident had been received, aud further
details were awaited by the excited and anxious
crowd. About s O'Clock the boats returned
with all hands sufe, but thoroughly uncomiort-
able from the ducking they had received. i
They were met with hearty cheers aud congrat-
uations by the asSemblagc, and rs soon as pos,
sible DOTTED their racing clothes, were euyelo,peed
in warm wrappings, and separated, thankful
that it was no worse.
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SUDDEN DKATis Mrs Robert 81 o )kes anu
infant Of Broad Greek, Prince Georg" : coun
ty, Maryland, died suddenly last night
Mrs. Kate Pollock, daughter OF Fielding
Lewis, ESD, died suddenly at the residence OF
his husband, near Fredericksburg, last week.
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SATURDAY ,NIaur. Saturday night last is
reported as having been unusually noisy. Many
persons under the Influence Of liquor were roam
ing the streets until u lato hour knocking oyer
boxes, removing sigus and engaged i'll other
disorderly conduct. A disturbance, in which
women and men were engaged, is also reported
az having occurred near Whaley's stable. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

LAND SALE-Green 4 Wise, Real Estate
Agents, have sold farm belonging to o. james .''
W. Manuel with improvements near bl'se &c ,
for $40 per acre, to Edison h. oreen u t s''
State Of New York. 49, ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

nu-Ex-Gov. VIM: SMITH will address the
p.ople Of Alexandria, on nnxt Saturday night
and the people of Fairfax, at Fairfax u. House.
on Monday, Nov. 6, at which times tho kepuh-
lcau candidates arc invited to bo present and TO
participate in the meetings. oct ~. lw
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TnE WEATHER is very fine for the season
Heavy trosts on Saturday and last night.
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Malicious ATTEMpT.-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made on Saturday night last by
driving spikes between where the rails clnch, to
throw the material train off the track of the
Aiarsndr;a and Fredericksburg Railroad.
similar ATTEMPT was made near Fowle.s Sum
NIT on the same road 4 week ago, which also
proyed unsuccessful. .-..,.
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oct lG-eOts
r OF FOR SALE.

Rv virtue of q dcal Of trust from Horny Cole
man, dated tho 9TH day of April, 1870, and re-
corded in lbcr A, No t. fol 10 ~, the under
signed, trustee therein named, will "isr for <al?'
I've public auction for cash, on SATURDAY,
tho 4th day of November next. in front Of the
Mansion House, in tho city Of Alexandria, at l.
o'clock H.. LDToF GROUND, in the city .. ct
sdo If Wilkes street / feet to tho east of the in
tcrscction Of West and Wilkes streets, running
thence cust 30 feet; thence north 100 teet thence
west 35 feet: thence south Iml feet t" the begin
nin~ There is II FRAME TENEMENT GA
on sand lot nourly completed Stamps and -aEss
conveyancng ut the cost OF the Pq6Tcnnas"r
, q 1,r,, ...-t Trustee.
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A DIMINISH \ TORS $ A l. +

N
! viii be sold, by public auction, at tho r"I-
cencs IF tho laio Mr.. John Young. River
Farm" on WEDN EHDAf, November LIST,
1871, all tho PERSONAL PROPERTY ni
which the said deceased died possessed, VIZ ;,
-Four Work Horses, = Mules and Colts, hm.'t
of Cattle, 20 head o' fat Sheep with last years
crop of wool, 81 head Of Hogs; the present crop
Of Corn, Eyu in straw, about "a toms Of Hay,
Straw and Fodder, together with II large stock
oiFARMING lMpLEMENTS,s such MS Thrss b,
ing Machine, Mower md Reaper, Grain Drill
and Roller, Farm Wagons and Carriage;
Pluughs, Hurrows, Harness, Corn ShclI"r ana
Fan. with numerous articles not necessary IL
mrnii,p Al,ethc HOUSEHOLD and klTCli-
I'm FURNITURE viii bn sold ut tn" same
tpr one large SCOW.
Terms: On all sums rf twenty dollars and I'M
der rusL; above that amount credit OF SIX
months will hn given. with Mppr"yed, security
oci 1Ged. Administrator.
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lsxGreen a. Wise.

TRcal Estnte Agents and Auctioneors.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PRINCE
STREET PROPEETY.-1n execution Of
a decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria CO.,
rendered at November term, lSGS, IN thu slnt OF
Mary King vs.. John Il. Wooster tho under
signed will offer for sale, ut public auctinh on.
SATURDAY, the llth day "l Nnronbrr nnxt
nj ~ o. clock H. in front 81 tho Mansion uousS,
in the city of Alexandria,, n LOT or GROC ND
in the city of Alexandria, with tho TIL Rec tsa
STORY BRICK HOUSE thereon, bounded &$i
As follows: beginning y. feet west NJ Union ST.
ul -, lrcl 10 inches soulh OF PrInca street, ana
running thrncr north with line parallel I"
Union street. and binding upon an alley "a lGrl
40 inches To Prince street; thence along Irlhr"
street |. feet y inches; thence south paral lei /"
Union street + feet llnrhc$, morc"rkSri thancc
west pnrnlicl with Prince street IT. fcrt y inchos,
NOR, or less: thence south parallel |" Union 81.
~ feet inches more ar less thence west larni-
Ir 1, Prince street Il Irrt inches theme" north
nnrallel with Union street - lrnt I'D inches to III"
.wpthcru extremity Of II lin" nf board fence sep
urnting the lot from the lin" "t the lot conveyed
by John g. Vowel [" Saim'irl IL. i'rVnuYhh
Thence along the Snil lMlnr fence ana Inc WOOD
u r,ta CONNECTED with it, ~ incL | inch t" tn"
beginning. :,
Terms: One third OF the purchase money III
rasl. nn,l the residue III tw" r4unl lnStalmohts Al
six and twelve months from the day "l SAFE
with Interest," tho purchaser b" give ms DONG,
for The deferred instruments, and tho ~" |" u,
retained until the purchase money IL fully paid.
STAMPS and ronvryancng ut tl" cost "l III"
lurrhaarr ..E. y,-l:..;,.:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

SUNDAY School CONVENTION. The An
nual Sunday School Convention Of the Baltl-
more Conference OF the NJ. f.. Church South,
will DC held in this city ON the 18th proxiuoo,
and delegation from each school in the bounds
of the Conference is expected to be present:
Where the distance to be trayele is great and
involves expense the Executive Committed
recommend that the Schools Of y circuit COM
bine and send two delegates to represent them,
and share the expense There will be no diff
Guilty in obtaining reduction of fare on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the Orango, AZ
exandria and Manassas Railroad and efforts
will be made to extend it to the Virginia Gen,
trial. so that delegates paying fare one way will
be allowed passage home. Rev. ". +. Mum
sey, D. b. has promised to preach the opening
sermon, and number of prominent pastors
and laymen will be present and address the
Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

;ni;. JuDGE HENRY w. THOMAS and Mr..
SANosrEK will address tho people Of Fairfax, at
West End on Thursday next, at two O'Clock
oct 3Q2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
.9T(,TyON S4LES.
DUBLlC SALE Ar bayfield,, Fh

4 FAX COUNTY, VA.
Will b" sold, 1T public auction, OH " kDN rs
DAY next, November 18th, if fair, If not, tn"
next fair day thereafter, at bayfield,, about six
miles south of Alexandria, on the telegraph road,
all the STOCK, UTENSILS. CROPS, &c, &c,
consisting in part Of Horses Colts, Mules, Cat
tle Hay, Corn, Plows, Harrows Wagons, &c
Terms: \ credit OF six months will be given
on all sums over fifty dollars, secured BY notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest nj ten
per cent On ull sums under that amount cash
will be required.
oct 23-cots RICHARD WINDSOR.
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oct 2-lnwtS

TRUSTEE'S SALE pursuance Ola deed
i of trust from Richard IL. Garter |" me-
dated November 222l. 1870, duly recorded ID inc
Clerk office of the County Court ct Fauq'uer,
for purpose, therein rccltcd, and at the rcdneet or
said Carter, will offer ut public snle, t" TAG
highest bidder, or, tie 18th DAY OF NOV EN-
Der, 1871, in the npfUrperyifln FalHunr
county Va, in front. ot. LAWS Hotel, 24;4
ACRES OF LAMB, lying near tho railroad,
between RcrtorlDwn and Salem, adjoining other
land Of said Carter also the lands OF letrlns, Ut
trrhack and WIN. Euckc The same being II
bart of the farm Of said Carter, called "Hr;Iss-
land 49,, go a.. -.
Il is very desirable farm, Of compact iorm,
we'll wooded and wutcrcd, finely adapted f.
grass and The production of wheat and corn -ln
4 good and healthy ncghborhood, and not more
than two miles from the depot 1t has on II ABDUL
two miles of stono toncing. o.. q. 81. ~ .-''
Tho improvements consist "f two Luz "a
DWELL1NGS-onD new Il stable, corn hi
house and smoke house. 49,,
Terms: By direction Of the partla lnterestcu;;
T am authorized to sell this farm TOR ohe-lhifn
cash and the residue on n credit Of unr, two
thrr. and four wears. The deferred payments to
honr interest from day Of sale, for which bonds
vii hs rcmIircd. to be secured by decd Of trust
IN tho nremisc. and providing for the payment
of the interest on each delerrSd paynihnl an
will convey such title ns il vested III me -
trusree but it is regarded as Observation-Disclosures ahG
besides the rrnntor will unto with me ID 1eeo
| TO the purchaser d. ~ -
! Fauquier county, oct o-Ia"lS
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ALARM OF F1RE.-The alarm of fire about
baIenast five o'clock, yesterday evening, was
caused e i BY the light from fire place IN the
corner Of Ripg and St. Asaph streets, occupied PIE
bv G, ". Ramsay as grocery store ne
alarm succeeded in bringing out tho whole nre
department. .l,.!.. a, 49,. ..,.' AZ -. >'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

MAYORS OFFICE. w. ID. Watkins, for dis
orderly conduct, was dismissed with al admo-
milton.
BENJAMIN Boswell, for disorlcrly conduct,
was discharged with an admonition. :.
NIGHT REPORT Night clear aud cool.
There were no disturbances. One prisoner
and two dodgers wero at the station house.
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7 AIDES FINE SHOES Mt - -
IL sep u WADDEY'S, II King street.
T AIDES HANDSOME BUTTON BOuTSat
IL scp4I WADDEY'S, Il King street.
I AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
l. \ splendid stock, at very low prices, ut
sep q WADDEi!S, a King street.
7 AIDES pARLoE AND TOILET SLIP,
Ladies' Lasting Broadway Turkey Mnrncco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet Cas- llncro Toilet,
Lasting Toilet, s;rlge and Carpet Slir"ra,I IN rr-
cry style and quality, ut
spp3l WADDEY'S "A Krug street.
AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
- \ large stock, with great variety "i new
styles, beautiful and very cheap, ut
SEN u WApDEi'S, Il King street.
NEW STYLES LADIES GATFiRS at
Misses FANCY COLORED BOOTS, in
wi new styles and colorsi great variety,
handsome and cheap Ais" Misses broadway
'' sen u WADDEI'S, a Klug street.
MISSES LASTING BOOTS:
IHl. L.: every style, quality and price, ut
SEP. WADbEY'S, + King street.
MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL,
WI. BOOTS "A large stock, in every stylennd
' sep q WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS ut
Nl- sep 81 WADDEI'S, II King street.
ENTLEAIENS FINE DRESS BOOTS
" AND SHUES-A large stock of new styles,
very lnndsvInr, of the best quality and ~ low
'' sep 2i ~ WADDEY'S, "A King street
CuJLDREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
" EOOrS--A large stock and great variety of
STYLES nt very reduced prices ut
sen 81 WADbEY'S. a King street
COLORED BOOTS.
" A splendid stock; new cpurs, new styles,
handsome, durable and worry cheap, ut
sep u .WADDEY,s, "a King street
INFANTS BOOTS AND SL1PPERS;,.-7h
i fine stock, in every color, style and quality
~ sep sr' Il ,WhADDEY's, u King street:
DOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
ID \ good stock of new styles of line qhalI'y'
at low prices -,
poYs' KIP BOOTS, Boys Calf Boots,
ID Youths Calf ard Kip Boots, Children,
Kip and Calf Boots, ut greatly reduced prices al
sep y WADDEI'S, "A King street.
r AIDES. MISSES AND CHILDREN's
scn2I WADDEY'S, - King street:
A LARGE STOCK or HEAVY GOODS
II suitable for the country, to which We invite
the special attention Of country merchants a
they will hc sold very low for money.
sep2l WADDEl7S, "a King street
4 LOT OF LADIES, MISSES and GILL
n DRENS BOOTS and SHOES out OF style
which will be sold ut one-hat the cost Of manu-
facturc. -
sep2l HADDE ;, - h'hs - 70
r AIDES HOUSE SHOES. =
IL Large stock and great variety suitable 10
80 se ,, - WADDBT's, q King street:
DOYS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS, Kip an'
| ID CAFE good and cheap, at
ep!l WADDEY'S 5, a King street.
C,HILDREN'S BOOTS, NEW Sly LES,
" sep2l WADDEl,S. a King street:
T AIDES FINE WALKING BOOTS a
| IL sep u WADDEi'S, "A King street
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MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-Pursuant
WI to decree OF tho County Court ~ Fairfax
county, rendered. at its May term, 1871, i'll tho
suit Of Joseph Brln use c. l.. Manklns against
Thomas Jnvins tho undersigned, the Com
missorprs therein nnmod will otfor at public
auction on SATURDAY, Sept. 30, at II M, u!
Cats Tuvern, Woyt End, that highly cultivated
and vauubIc MA Rk ET EARN, hc"nglng to,
and now IN possession If, Thumns 1avin5, con
tanning s.! arrr- "f Land Iyingon the Little Riyur
Turnpikc, about :! miles west of a loEandrIa. Tho
land is highly improved with good buildings, and
is n most tr>irahi' farm.
forms Of sno: Cash 9" much Ms will rhy OK
prnSns; residue upon credit nI |, :, AND " ycarS'
with inLArest 10 he secured by bonds, with
good SECURITY anil decd OF trust upon the
premises. {. ". W LILho'
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.

TO THE GAZETTE.
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oct G3-rnt RlCllARD w lNDSOh.
NIRUSTEE'S ALE0FNALUABLEE REAL.
l. ESTATE.--As substituted trustee i'll deed
OF trust executed OH the 9TH day OF january,
1854, by John Tayloo to- =. Thornton Lonlax, to
secure to VIM. II. Tnylun certain debts therein
mentioned, ! will sci, on tho SEV ENTH PA - I
OF DECEM BIER, 1871, Court day, at Hing
George Court House, that beautiful FARM, ~
ing ON the Potomac river in King Gnorgc cuun-
ty, known is Gil A'fTERTON.
The iarm contains four hundred and ninety
eight (49S) acres, consisting Of river Hats and
highlands. The DWELLING HOUSE E5Fe
is a large brick building, with nine rooms, sAssa.
Including kitchen, and has besides basement
rooms or cellars, and, beautifully situated on Il
height overlooking tho p"tuunc. The farm
buildings and tenant houses are III good repair,
and the soil of the farm Is Of excellent quality.
The Potomac steamers touch regularly NJ Il
landing Oh tho tnrm.
Terms cash For further particulars apply to
II. B. LEWIS, Substituted Trustee
p. SIN addition to tho above described tract
of land, / will sell, Mt the same time and place
and upon the same terms, the PEkSONA u
PROPERTY mentioned in said deed of trust,
and now remaining consisting OF H3usehold
Utensils, Sc. r. Is. LEWIS, Sub. Trustee
Oak Grove Wcstmoroland CO, Va, oct 2O-eots
H1RUSTEES SALE OF HAZEL PLAIN,
l. better known us the "Chinn Farm. near
Manassas, Vu.--As trustee, substituted for Geo.
Fl. Carter, in decd executed by Is. I. Cmnn
an,l wife, on the eth day Of May, 1888 | will
sell, ut II o clock, WEDNESDAY, tho 18TH Of
November, ISL, in front of the Mansion house,
in The CITY of Alexandria, the 'CEIINN FARM,
designated in tho deed as Hazel Plain, containing
$50 acres three-tourths arabic; chocolate color
cd; easily cultivated and producliyei the re-
muindcr in wood and tlr.hcr. and all we'll sup
piled with wnInr. This desirable estate has lipG1I
it th: famous CllINN HOUSE, hrgc EEEassN|
frame building, with eight rooms, needing saSEsll
repairs, comfortable Log House, occupied by
the tenant, stone stable log corn crib and gran''-
ry; is conveniently near to Churches, SCHOOLS
mil. and markets. within five miles OF the D.,
4. Il NJ. H. r., and IN the hculthic,t section Of
the county Of Prince William. g.,
The deed authorizes sale for cash; but, II
desired, credit, as to two-lhrds o! the purchase
money will be given BY the creditor ordering
the snIc. WI II. F1TZHUGH, Trustee,
oct .11-eots Fredericksburg, VA
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Lusr AT SEA;-1'he brig Lie Honghtou,
Anderson, from Portland, arrived at Phlladel-
phia eth inst, and reports that on tho even
Ing Of the 18th, when innr days out from Port
land, during gale from 5. W., while shorten,
ing sail, Charles Dearborn, second mate, belong,
,ng to Alexandria, Va. fell overheard; tucked
ship and made every effort [" save him, hut ON
account OLA very heavy sea on at the time,
was unable to find him. His friends can re-
ceive his effects by calling ON or addreSslng
Messrs. Julius, Jr., & Co.. No. +26 s. Della
ware avenue, Philadrlphla
The deceased w;ls Il sou Of the late Captain
Charles Dearborn and step son Of the late
Capt. Rice, both Of this place, and nephew
of Capt. Il gorge W. Dearborn, the present
measlrcr Of wood and bark for the city. lie
was about forty-two years old, and leaves two
children, who live with their deceased mother
relatives in Philadelphia.
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EUR SALE OR RENT.

HOUSE No. 2!3 King street at present occI!-
pied by Mrs. Miner: Contains II ro"ns and Is
in excellent order.
Also the BRICK HOUSE situated on Duke
street, west q" Fnyrt street, ut present occupied
by Mrs. Richardson.
Also, FARM, containing about $50 ACRES
or LAND, situated about one mile west Of tho
city limits, and known rs FAIRNlEW, "ccIl-
pied ut present ~ john a. Fnir!ax: The i'm
pruvrmrnts consist IF u DWELLING Esssl
HOUSE, containing ten rooms, Together H ILL.
with Barn, Stables, NJ.
All Of the nl,rvc-nancd pieces of property
will he sold low and ON accommodating terms,
rented to good tenants Application can be
made IT,
oct 3-eNtf RICll AND WINDSON.
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YEsTERDAY.-Ihe weather yesterday WAS
clear and bright, and Just cool enough to be
bracing and scasonabe. The churches were all
attended by large aud attentive CONGREGATIONS.
Bishop Whittle preached at st. Paul ) Church.
All the other pulpits, including that OF The
Primatigc Baptsts', where Elder burlington
preached, were filled with the resident clergy.
The following is the report OF the work done
during the day by the Young Mems Christian
Association:
'"The Sunday Prayer Meeting ut the Mctho,
dist Episcopal Church wasiully attended' and
the services were very interesting. Those who
led in speaking, PRAYER, aud praise, seemed
truly warmed up in their work. The meeting
next Sunday will he held in the md l'reShpte-
RAN Church.
The services ut the Aims House We're very
largely attended, agd we're well CONDUCTED,
and great interest was manifested. y full corps
Of workers was present.
Tho regular services were not held at the
iaiI in consequence OF the absence Ut the usual
force Of workers. The occupants ri the prison,
however, We're visited aud ronrerSed With.
Twelve persons arn at present III coniluc nrnt,
| for murder, for felony, ) for mlS,lcmeanor;
| for biyalny, and for perjury. More labor
crs are needed in this field, and tits hoped that
the christian people, whether mGnlberS OF the
association or not, whose duties will permit,
will engage in the labor One great obstacle
in the way Of SUCCESS in this work, is the want
Of occupation for tho prisoners. 1t is hoped
that the present council, if is in its power,
will provide work of some kind Tor them and
not permit them to remain in utter ldcne>S.
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Fairfnx county, sep .-luwls Comm rs:
nas-rhc above saln is postponed until the Gt!l
DAY OF NOVEMBEk, first day Of Circuit
Court, at Fairfax Court li"las.
FairtMX county, sep 3lLIawts
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gS" Election Tickets. for this and t'1e ad-
joining counties printed at this Office ut cheap
rntas Orders uttGndeh t. PROMPTLY. Oc 21-St
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s. FERGUSON BEACH.
". ARTHUR TAYLOR,


A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM, IN
n FAIRFAX CO., NEAR TIE CITY or
ALEXANDRIA, FOR SAl,E--By virtue OF II
decree OF the Circuit Court for tho county "I
Fuirf,lN, rendered IN the >uiL At Mason vs. M'.-
son and others, the undcrSignrd commissioners,
will sell, "n SATU KDAir the It'll day "t NO
vcmbcr next, ut II a'rl"rk ~, in front OF the.
Mansion House Hotel in tho city Of Alexandra,
that VALUABLE EARN. in tho county 'of
Fairfax, within few miles Of Che city ot AleN-
andrin we'll known ~ the estate "I tho lute Df;
K. G.. Mason This desirable farm contains "a
acre, = roots and ~ poles. The soil IS very Ter
tile, Il portion Of il being rich meadow land no
tnrm is delightfully."- situated in an oxchIehi
nc,ghborhood and adjoining "Huntloy' Anu
other lands: in IL high stnt'. of cultivation. IN"
farm has been divided into three tracts, and Will
be sold AS q whole or subdydcd to suit pnr-
chAsers. '"'.
Terms: One-fnurth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and tn" rcsdue in three equai
in.ialmcnts att II and Is months, with inlore"I
fruln the day OF sale the deferred payments W
be src,lr d hy tho notes Of the purchaser, Satl',
tnctorilv endorsed, md the title /" hn retained
until tie purchase money ia fully paid STAMPS
and c"nv"yancng At the expcnse@fthTsa , pI5ch"'
w. NJ. y. BALL, Eomm'ra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30
KROT.S .i.NU SHOES.

AIDES FINE SHOES Mt ...tf'
s,ua1 WADDEI'S II King street
Y AIDES HANDSOME BUTTON BDuTSat
scnul WADDEY'S, II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

TARLE LINENS, &r.-Blcached half
l. bleached and Brown Table Diapers, aston
ishlv cheap; Towels and Crash, a good assert
ment Linen Handkerchiel$, great bargain
with many other desirable goods to which IN
wv n,t ~ WN n BERkLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

7 AIDES pARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
H. PEkS-- Ladies French Kid broadway
Ladies' Lasting Broadway, Turkey Mmrnrrt
Broadway, French Kid I"l!rt' Cashmere i"l'l
cry style and qualify, at
Sen9l WADDEY'S, "A KIug street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

EOUND-A KEY, belonging to a An safe, was
found on Fairfax street to-day. The owner
can bnve the same by calling ut the Office of the
SUPERINTENDENT OF the W: i = Il. T., proving
property and paying for this advertisement;