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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25
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men StrdRina NIT ben Dcrten: so, Silt
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bic 8ldfe fedt) Stun laTen Ste mir aber
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uno 3urId9itt."
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bat Ct mod nidt 9elsrnt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25
MnaeiQe:

3aseldifse 8el&reibuue unb 8arte BON Minueioto ,uton,-
men iadsn M 9en fpaten beren atreHeu t.utlid aseidrice
!tn an I'm sseaer Dep. stats 9reaiurer in 81. paul
@tosn pel6er b%eauftrast IL. has peatf6 eGinpanserunss
Vompv1e 6at Xoten beS SfaateS IN s~erfenhfu. III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09
From, New York..

NEW YoHY, Nov. u.-The World estimates
the republican majority OF the State at from
l20nD to 1000 and says the republicans have
a twu thirds minority in both branches OF the
Legislature.
The reported resignation Of Tweed is not con-
iirmed. Sheriff Brennan states that he con,
sidcrs the report true Mayor Hall last even
ing stated that he was not at liberty to answer
the query whether Tweed had resigned. Tweed
has very recently disposed Of all his railway
stock aud real estate at considerable sacrifice.
Seven hundred shares of Third Avenue Horse
Railway he sold at 30, the ruling price being
l,9j. His name has been dropped from the
Board Of Directors of that road. The general
impression Of his political friends and the pub.
lie is that he is about to vaUnO0se.
lngcrsall has returned and voted on Tuesday.
He will be arrested rs soon rs 1 new order from
Attorney Chanplain is received by the sheriff:
Fields is to Er arrested to day. He has bail
bonds ready.
Samuel 'ITdcn believes that both Tweed and
Fields will not be allowed to take their seats in
the Legislature.
Theodore b. Baunson, the leader Of Il gang
Of bounty aud back pay claim iorgers, was ar
rested here last evening, 1t is stated that he
has manipulated forged claims on the govern
ment amounting to 100000. His head quar-
ers have lately been at Chicago.
The Sun states that the building Of the Via
duet railway, one OF the Tammany jobs. is in
definitely postponed
Charles Hogan was instantly killed and Dan
icl Ward fatally injured by falling from a scat.
folding in Hoboken this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

Nuw READY
The immense new stock of
FALL AHD WINTER GOODS
Ar II. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Nos. 90 am, " King street.
The stock is rcretc in all its branches, consist
ing of Mems, Ladies', Boys, Misses and Child
rens Boots and Shoes, in great variety, which
for chcupness md durability cannot he eXcelled
bv ANY similar establishment in town
Also IL large and we'll selected stock of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods Trunks and Va
Do not fail to call, It's We guarantee 10 sell low
CT than the lowest.
Don't forget the name and Nos.
II. STRAUSS
oct :; Nos. 80 and 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The WEATHEn.-We have had lately fine
weather for the scaSon-iroSty nights, hut
bright, sunny, baImy days. '!hc !:azy aiuoS
phere and the soft air, characteristics Of Indian
summer, prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

Collision. The steamer Newport Of the
Aqua creek line, while making her landing
here on her way down the river last night, ran
afoul of the main boom OF the schooner NJ II.
Summers, ut the wharf OF II. E!dridgc 4 Co.,
and had some OF her upper works considerably
injured The yawl boat OF the srh""nrr Was
stove in by the collision.
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Accident.

DOVER, y. J. Nov. 1.-On Tuesday two
men were injured by the premature exp osion
Of a blast. Both had leg broken and one
had his left hand blown off,
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Election ola Bishop.

HARRISRURa, Pa, Nov 9.--Rev. Mr.. n.
DcWolr Howe, Of PHILADELPHIA WAS elected
this morning Bishop of the new Episcopal do
cese Of Central Pennsylvania by vote Of 50
To 20
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10" Prof. l.. &, MAElNi begs leave to an-
n"nncc to the ladies' If Alexandria that he is
Turning private class in Dancing for Children
and Misses. Parents wishing to have their
children taught will please apply at the Acadc-
my llIarnonc lIalD on Mondays and Wedncs
days from 3 to . p. IN. nov S-lw
&.is- Tickets for the C"rrrrL next Thursday
evening. November 9th, can be procured Of Mr.
George f, French, Mr.. Stringfrllow, Mansion
House. and al the Drug store of Waricld Il
Hall nov 1-3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

MARYLAND ELECTION. The Whole Demo
cratsc ticket is elected in Charles county, Md,
by about POO majority. The Democrats are
very iubant over it, us the Radicals made Il
strenuous effort The whole Democratic ticket
is elected in Prince George ; county except
Duyall, for the Legislature.
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TEI .EGRAPII NEWS.
| EISPhTCIlES TO TIL & ~ + ri L..
l;S)lss;!Si.T NEWS.

l.nNboN. NOV . Seine swnLItr. giving
lis name as Cliarc, J. Whittin"t"". 10. u.
john street Ncw York. has i.cen sending or
cular: u v:iau> rartie~ her" offering t" supply
them with perfectly exntuird counterfeit notes
Of the Bank OF Eng IarM. 1t low rates. Several
Of these circulars have been handed to the
London police magistrates VIII" have tele.
grarhcl the facts to the New York police.
The Times exposes the facts in its city article
this morning. Doubtless Wilmington is one
Of the operators who i'll return far the money
sent by victims. forwards boxes Of saw-dust
only. 1t is not probable that any counterfeit
Bank Of England notes will he issued by him.
MADRID, Nov "a political league: de,
signed to Combat the objects and plans of the
International Society is in c"ur>c Of formation
here llinrluIrs in its programme opposition
to the schemes of the Cuban insurgents.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Count And rasSy las de-
tinitcIy accepted the position in the new Aln-
iStry rendered him by the Emperor. rs Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, vice Count Eon benSt
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:. FERGUSON BEACH.
W. ARTllU K TAYLOR.
commissioners - ~ q,
oct l2-cuts
7 OF FOR SALE.

or FOX SAhN'
By virtue Of Il deed of trust from Henry Cole
man, dated the 9TH day 81 April. 1870, and re-
corded in lihrr \, n" i. folio lMi, the under
signed. trustee therein named. will offer for Gale,
by public a,lrrion, for cash, OH SATURDAY,
the 4th day Of November nrNt. III front OF the
Mansion House in the city of Alexandria, nj -
O'Clock Ill.,, Il LOT OF GROUND, in the city of
Alexandria, commencing n Il point on the north
side of Wilkes street Il feet to the east Of the in
tcrscction Of West and Wilkes streets, running
thence east @5 feet; thence north loN feet; thence
west 80 feet; thence south lMl feet IT, he begin
ming There is II FRAME TENEMENT ffsA55!A1
on said lot nearly com plctcd. Stamps and .l5ll
convcyancing III the cost al the purchaser.
Terms: Onr-thirI cash. ana! I'll" residue il six
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
oct 2-1awts Trustee.
1.-THE above sale las been postponed until
SATURDAY. the Ilth inst n"v Ct,
A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM, IN
ALEXANDRIA, For SALE.--By virtue Ola
decree OF the Circuit Court for the con"ty 81
Fairfax, rendered in the suit "f Mason ". MAJ
son and Others the undersigned, commissioners,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the lth day o! Me-
vcmbcr next, nj T. "riock H., IN front of IN"
that VALUABLE FARM. in tn" county OF
Fairfax, within Il few miles Of the city of Alex
andri., we'll known ~ the estate OF the late Dr..
r. C. Mason. This desirable farm contains ~
acrcs, = ronds and 70 poles. The soil iSv"ry fer
tile, Il portion Of i being rich meadow land. The
farm is delightfully."- situated III an excellent
nclghbnrhon and adjoining "lluntlcy' and
other lands: in high state Of cultivation. Th"
farm h;,, been divided into three tracts, ANA will
be sold us II whole or subdvidrd t" suit pur-
ch:lSerS.
Terms: Onr-tourth of the purchase money 10
i IN, |, thr n
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Coon TEMplARS. The fourth annual SEES
,siesa of the Grand Lodge. |. o. q. H., OF Va,
will be held in the T.. s. Court Room, in this
city, next "Wednesday aud Thursday. Delegates
from all parts OF the State arc expected to at
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OVERHEARD. Cart Br!tton, Of the SCHOONER
Carrie Foster lying at the Brown Shed
wharyes, heard a <plaShug in the dock there
last night, aud running to the spot Indicated
by the sound, saw man struggling III tue
water whom he rescued, and who proved to be
Mr.. W. F. Padgctt. Policeman llorScman
was near by and took Mr.. padgett home.
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rl1RlISTEE'S SALE.--Bv virtue ola decd Of
1 trust from Margaret l'ctzrl, dated 2lSt Of
August. lSijl recorded in the Land Records of
Fairfax county, Libcr X, No. !, Folio l97, and
for the purpose therein mentioned, | shall offer
hv public auction. ut Fairfax Court House, Oh
MONDAY, the 10Th Of November next, THAT
being Court day the TRACT OF LAND in
said deed described, containing 93 acres and 80
poles. it being Lot No. > in the division Of
Samuel l.. and SUSAN l.. Barnc>s real estate
The above described property lies about two
miles north Of Clifton i:l:aid county, and is valu-
able for lis timber consisting principally of
White Oak. Selling ~ trustee, ! shall convey
such title only as Is vested in me- which j. be-
licved to be unqucstionablc.
Terms: Cash. Sale to take place between
II and T. "cl"rk TlIOS. X. LOVE,
Fairfax county, oct lG-cots Trustee.
ENEUSTEE' SSALE OFIMPROVEDP PROP
J. crty, situated in the town Of Occoluan,
Prince William county, Va.--By virtue of a
decd uf trust dated Jan. 18th. 1873 and recorded
among the land records for Prince William CO.,
Va, and by direction of the parties secured
thereby ! will SELL on TIL L RSDAi. Nor. 3Uth,
1871. at > O clock D. H., the following property,
to wit: \ HOUSE AND LOT, in the town 60
81 Occouuan now occupied by En0ch Haislp I'll
This property is situated ut the corner Of Com
mcrcc and Elicott streets in said town, and IL
improved by a two story frame house. Term.
cash. FRANCIS HANNA, Trustee.
Prince William CO., Va, oct 3l-lawts
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are on foot to briug Mr. Co.taX CHI. &c. not
to buy him out
No SOUTHERN MAIL-rhe mail boat failed
to make connection nt Aqua Creek this morn
ing and 70 Southern mail was received here III
consequence.
LICENSE TAX The $4,000 received since
the LIST of last May for licences, mentioned Il
day'or two ago in the Gazette, WAS Tor the
State, not the Corporation.
BROKE Down The bad condition Of Duke
street, near Washington, this morning WAS
caused by the breaking Of the axIetrce Of one
of the scavcnger' 5 carts last night.
HARMONIC BALL.-rhe Harmonic Associa-
ton will give one of their attractive balls to-
night at their rooms over Adams Express
Office.
The WAwAsEr The steamer Wawasct,
after undergoing through repairs, will resume
her regular semi.weckly tri ps to Cone River
aud the Potomac landings Tomorrow.
DIRECTORY MEErlNG.-A meeting of the
directors ut' the O., A. & NJ. r. K. Was held
to-,iay.
j. SGEH w 4 RITZ 81 CO.,
Successors 10 s. Dcalham,)
5 4 REPTA CLOTHING HALL
Have just received the finest stock OF
BOY 10th Nc
ever before offered in this market
They arc all
WE'LL MADE AND SPONGED
AlSo, Il hue stock Of
MEMS AND
" llD
OVERCOATS and
uov6 TALMAS.
Clothing! Clothing
AT Low Prices!
Imposition Hated
Comparison Invited!
Opposition Courted
Competition Dcled
AT s. BIOSDHEIM'S
CHEAP NJ AMMOTH CLOTHING STORE,
Corner King ant Fairtar streets,
oct II Alexandra. Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

YElRUSTEES SALEoFNALUABLE REAL
L. ESTATE-As substituted trustee in deed
of trust, executed on the 9TH day ii january,
1854, by John Tayloc to T.. Thornton LomaX, To
secure to WIN. II. Taylor certain debts therein
mentioned, will sell, on the SEN ENTI DAY
OF DECEM BIER, ISL, Court day. ut King
George Court lluus' that beautiful FARM, ly
ing OH the Potomac river, in King George colin
ty, known as ClIATTERTON.
The farm contains four hundred and ninety
eight (49S) acres, consisting of river flats and
highlands The DWELLING HOUSE f: EHsH$A1
is Il large brick building, with ming rooms, sl zzI##
including kitchen, and has hrsidrs basement
rooms or cellars and is beautifully situated on Il
height overlooking tho Potomac. The farm
buildings and tenant HOUSES are in good repair,
and the soil of the farm j. If excellent quality.
The Potomac steamers touch regularly 1T Il
landing Oh the farm.
Terms cash For further particulars apply to
Il. Il. LEWIS, Substituted Trustee.
p. Sin addition tn the above described tract
of land, | will sell, at the time and place
and upon the same terms, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY mentioned in said decd of trust,
and now remaining, consisting of Household
and Kitchen Furniture Plate, Stock, Farming
Utensils, Nc r. +. LEWIS, Sub. Trustee.
Oak Grove, Wc$:lnorrland CO., VA. oct 2O-cotS
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No SOUTHERN Mai. The mail boat failed
to make connection ri Aqua Creek this morn
ing and 10 Southern mail was received here i'll
consequence.
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The Markets.


LONDON, Nov. 9-ll.30 a. m.-Consols open
ed at % for money and 93a93t for account. Bonds
of 1862 9ls 1865, old, Oh 1867 93s; lo-40s 69t.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 9.-Bonds opened at 9ts
for the issue of 1862.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-Rcntcs 81 francs 10 confines.
LONDON, Nov 81 80 p. M. ConSos for mon
ey H25 for account 93.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Stocks very strong. but
duh. Virginia skies co; new e.. Money firm
at g. Gold steady at III. Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nov O. -Virginia skies, old, 81
old, CO bid do new G7f bid. West Virginias .!
bid. PSI asked. Cotton quiet, but frmcr; low
midding l79alS. Flour unchanged, with bet
ter feeling. Wheat active and lrmcr; Pensyl-
wanna lG2alS3. Corn firm yellow Southern lOa
-; white Southern CSa12 Oats tirmcr ut 4Ia3l.
Rye lirmcr at 9OaS.
CtIlEET ZINC for the trade Vt Wholesale by
- CARLIN Il SONS,
nov9 G3 King street
CrIEIyES Coal Sleeves, Meal Siezes &C., in
- variety, ut CARLIN Il SONS,
nov . G3 King street.
vXTHEEL.W RIGHT AND CARRIAGE
w MAKERS MATERIAL-a full stock
novg JAS. +. CAKLIN e. SONS.
DESSICATED GOLDFISH for sale ut III
novH w. +. BROUKES.
EDAM and PINEAPPLE CHEESE; also,
u Old Dominion Cheese, inr sale at III King
street. Inuv u W. T.. BROOkES.
WON'T FAIL TO TRY "NUTRINA," u
~ new preparation 81 fsod, for sale by
w. F. BROOKES,
nnv9 AZ King street.
DOTOMAC FAMILY ROE HERRING by
l. the barrel, half do or dozen, at IA King ST.
nov w. +. BROOKES.
ECOND NNUAL BALI.
DE>NEFIT OF TlIE G5 J. r, ,I P,oLIlCE,
At HARMONIC HALL.
Cpmmiticc Of arrangements.
James Smith, Henry Nicholson, jas. Walker
Augustus ldcscn, james 7. Shrak"5.
Cbntmittcc Of Reception.
Captain james Webster, 1t. j. H. Smith, VIM
Mullin, Isaac krll, a. Nicholson, Joseph
Horsman, jus. G. Watkins, J. Arnold.
Fioo, Managers.
r. VI Latham, Arthur &. KEEL, John y. Field.
CDn,miHcc on Ordcr.
j. H. Clnpinrc. John W. Waters, Emanuel
Webb, Geo. H. I.ylcs, George W. Jones, VIM
jackson, j. &. Nightingale and Fcrd. Travis.
COOKS STRING BAND has been engaged
for the occasion.
Price of tickets, 81. nov I'D
%S CTS Y - CTS.
I = FRENCH CORSETS. 4 y
White and Conrcl, in all numbers, Al good
article, At
nov u ". u. bEklt -.
DRIME Y. BUCKWHEAT for sale by
i g. WIN. RAMSAY,
nov = +. cor. King and St Asuph sts.
WANTED-l" tons Of RYE STRAW st
oct G. pm AUGUSTUS WALL.
zoo KEGS NAILS in store and for sale
COO by JAS. +. CARLlNS SONS,
oct 81 Is King street
4 TWENTY-F1vE CENT STORE,
e nov , st leo King street.
TRESHLi ROASTED Mocha, Java, Laguy-
IL RI nnd ri" COFFEES for sale by
nov j. {. MlLBU kN.
WINTER BEEACHED SPERM OIL for
now Z. 5. LEADBEATER & BRO.
E'RESH TOASTED AND GROUND RIO,
Il and LAGUYEA COFFEES, for sale by
now T. G. SWAlNE.
pUCKWHEAT FLOUR, prime Butter,
ID Honey. Eggs Cheese a.:d Dried Beet, for
Sale by [nov q J. Z. MlLBCRN.
HUNEi-Fivc Jars prime Honey, in the
II Z p.,r,h NJ
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REAL r.>fATi: For SALE


100 ACRES OF M PROVE Eli LAND Oh the
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with Il beautiful view
of the latter city and Of tn" Potomac river The
improvements consist Of BRICK DIV FL ~.
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary "9t ..i#ii
buildings and IN ahundanrr of choice ln:L
all descriptions. The farm is we'll wat"T"'l, ana
has on ii II plenty Of timber.
BOO ACRES REREp LAND
S miles from Washington city sam" di~tanr"
from Alexandria, and about :; miles from Il STA
lion on the w. Il O. X. IT,, Offering: ready :na"-
kct for wood and timber.
\ FARM, in Faulliirr county, Il miles htI"w
Warrrntnn and within two miles of II station "n
the Warrcntnn branch Of the o., y. e NJ. l.. K.
The tract contains :,hnu: lul acrra; /, we'll TIM
bcrcd and wut"rrh. anti l., considered lin' graz
ing land
The above property, tue title t, which IL with
out defect, will be sold cheap anal upon accom-
moduting terms. Apply t" y. T., ua@"tt" office.
feb lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

CONCERT. The concert for the benefit Of st.
Johns Chapel, at Ccntrevillc. will be given at
the Assembly Rooms tonight. Those who at
tend will enjoy rich treat, for the music will
be rendered by some Of the most accomplished
yOcalists in the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

CHICAGO SUFFERER. Among the sufferers
by the Chicago fire was Mr.. Charles y. " hlte
of this city who was the manager Of hln3 S
Opera House there. He escaped from his
loom with the loss Of his entire wardrobe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

REylvA1S.-The rcvivas which commenced
in the Washington street coIored NJ. T.. Church,
and the colored Baptist Church on Princess
street, sometime since, are still in progress.
and are attended by large numbers nightly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

CONSERVATIVES MEETING-A Conservative
meeting will he held at Liberty Hall tonight,
at which speeches will be made byS. Chapman
Nea'e, member elect to the House of Delegates,
+. L. Smith, jr, Joel Miller, VIM kilgour,
and others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

PUBLIC READING. Miss Jcanic Patterson Of
Mississippi, young lady whose ATTRACTIONS as
pubic reader are attested by some Of the best
qualified Judges i'll the South, will appear be-
fore an Alexandria audience at Sarcpta Hall
next Tuesday evening.
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A. & NJ L. K. CO..

OFFIrEo3, A. a.. 4 NJ: Il. T. !; cH 4v ~,
NOTICE. The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Orange, Alexandria and Mmnnsa:s
Railroad Company will b. held ut the office OF
the Company, in Alexandria, on TIL RSDAi,
the 30th instant, ut - III.
Bv order of the Directors.
l.. w. REID, :irrty.
The transfer books will BE- closed from tlIe 18th
instant until the ud "urnlncnt Of the above meet
ing nov 9--c"td
lC"unlry paper. having contracts with the
Company for advertising will please copy
EISulNG SHORE FOR SALE.
Twill sell the Fishing Shore, MORRIS LAND.
ING, formerly iishrd by .lumcs Irwin, one mile
fronting the Potomac, and containing FIFTY
TWO ACRES Per.ons wishing 10 purchase
win direct to Mlestown Postollicr, or call upon
me, ut plow,lcn's wharf, - Mnrys county, Md.
| refer to Col. Fauntz u Bros. for description.
JOHN d. FREEMAN.
s.. Marys county, Md, nov 80;
Washington Star copy.
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PROPERTY SALES The following salcs Of
real estate were made to day, by +. ~ kerby,
auctioncer: The brick house, and lot, OH Prln
cess street, between Washington and ST. ASaph.
adjoining on the west the one occupied by jus
tice Samuel Beach, to Samucl Beach for $40.
The house now occupied hy luStr" Beach t"
j. W. Summers, for 5000.
Two lots adjoining the above property on the
east, to W. n Brown, for $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09
.fITI5r.1 Stiles.
GSUBLlC SALE ~ iIAIFlH1l

~ BllC SALE ~ IT, y 'l.l' l. .! ] -
FAX COUNTY, VA.
VIII be Sold at ;,;.i, auction. nn u ED% ~
DAY next. November l.;h. il ia:" If ii''i. IT,"
n"xt fair dry thrrc:!itrr At tayIirld, ai"gt ~
miles south Of ArXa!nlria on tn" tcl"GrApi g.':1:
all the STOCK. UTENSILS tKDFs, t;,.. x.
consisting ~ Part II Horses, Colt. Mu!r-. ca.
to- Hay. Corn, Plvw< burrows, Wagons: &r
Terms: \ credit al >lN months vii! hc gvr;!
Oh all sums oyer H!iy dollars. SECURED il! iI'',''-
satisfactorily endorsed. irarin:: iHirrc-l al t.
per cent Ca a, -,ll, uirIrr nat n'n,'iI'.t 'n-i.
will be required.
oct :!:;-rnt> RICHARD WINDSOR.
EtOM SALE OF NALuA-
" Bile REAL ESTATE IN ALENAN-
DRlA, NA.-By virtue Of u decree I'll the Cor
pnration Court for the city IL .llrXnndria, Nn.,
in the suit ui Wesley Avery anl wife v. Henry
l.. Simpson It ais, the undrrs glrL, r"'Ein>-
sioncr appointed iy the said decree, will expose
to SALE by public auction, in front o.: the prem
iScs, oil SATURDAY, the ri day OF December,
1871, ut H. M all that LOT OF GROUND, 81
with TWO FRAME TEN EN- ENT:' there a .li
on, situated ut the southeast intersection of King
and Columbus streets, i'll tee said city "t AlcXan-
dria in front on King street IL feet and i'll depth
100 fart-the same being 4 part If the real estate
Of which Reid Cross died seized.
Terms: Onr-trnth nf the purchase money in
cash III the day of SALE and The residue in three
equal payments ut six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale: the deferred pay
ments To hrar interest from the day Of sale, and
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security. and the re-
tcnton of tic title I" the property until they
arc paid. Stamps aad convcyanrnr at the en-
ALBERT STUART,
nov 1.rnt. Comm r. of Sale
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FOR SAFE or EsE.S'T.

~, FOESA LE-That desirable PROPERTY
Viii on Oronuco street. lately the residence Of
Mrs. Lucy L. Turner Apply to
nov l-cO3W {. +. LEE, Jr