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COETITERN PREMIUM STORE.
+. A 'EN-I ER

f.. A.TNLER,
i''.''.'. 'f"'" street, Nc'c Orleans ....III
Dplomas and Gold Medals at the first
Texas State Fair at Houston Texas ~
niplouhilS at the second Mississippi Stale
Fair at jackson, Miss.
fias on hand and is constantly rccciyiup
large and we'll selected stock of Watcbc.
LOCKS, Jcwelr%, Silver and Plated-warei
SPcc.actcs ;'nt i.Nc-G laSses, and Fancy
reduced prices. ''
Sole Agents of the celebrated watches of
mas II. 'lacot and rhos. Russell IL sons
Masonic and Odd Fellows Jewels Watches
and ''ew"lrN carefully repaired, Diamonds
''7' b''. -. 1870. nl:S:tim
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VICkSBIRG Il MERIDIAN

OUAOHiTA AVER PACKETS
limited STATES NAH. OUACIJlrA
PACKET COMPANY
49, - 49, g. !
Leaving every Wednesday, and Saturday
at ) p. H., for CAMDEN and all inter1nt-
dinte landings on the ouachta river--'rh.
new steamers
-. L.. Tally,
Il. MOTT. Master
Lizzie Hopkins,
j. w. BLANKS, Master
May Flower,
I.'W. CARLTON. Master.
These steamers will leave positively n>
above, making close connections and Civ
ing clear bills OF lading for Bayous Macon,
Little River. Tcnsas. b-Arbonne, Barihol
NEW, and all the tributaries of he Ouncbil;i
river.
y. D.-P:lSsengerS and shippers can rely
upon thIS lin" leaving as per ;ttlvcr, iscncnt.
trb4--S,}.Sw.
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cages is ten thousand dollars, which |
sum was to go, we suppose, with the
lot. The title is further perfected by
the fact, as we understand, that an I'M
divided one-fourth Of the property be-
longs absolutely to Ennenoser'S minor
step-children-andt this he was about
to convey away to the Parish, possibly
to help the little orphans whose mother
is dead! Moreover, the title was rem
dered more secure by the transfer be-
ing made from Ennemoser, vendor,
to Ennemoser, vendee, he, honest, over
would transfer his property at an ex~
orbitant figure to the people whom he
was sworn to protect! If there be any
better exemplifcation Of fraud, rank
and unauthorized, than this whole
transaction, this section of country has
not witnessed it. Hence, the morning
after the passage Of the ordinance we
have copied above, the following petit
ton was drawn mp and circulated for
signatures. III 4 very short time the
names appended, were signed to the
petition, embracing prominent men of
beth political parties:
To the Honorable the Police jury OF the
Parish of Ouachita:
! The undersigned citizens and taxpayers
! In your said parish, having been informed
that on the 26th inst, your Honorable body
| had adopted an ordinance entitled "An or
| dinance providing for the purchase Of offices
| for the use of the Police Jury and Il lot for Il
! new Jail and for other purposes beg leave
respectfully to protest against said action,
! and urge that you repeal the ordinance, for
! the following reasons:
! lst. The condition of the parish financial
! ly does not warrant or justify the purchase
at any price.
, I'd. The property is not needed for the
purposes which it is pretended to be bought.
Sd. The property is not worth more than
one-half the price the ordinance proposes
4th. The title to the property is encum-
bered by the legal claim Of certain minor
heirs and the mortgage Of the wife of Fran
MOrey for 5000, and q clear and unencum-
bored title cannot be made to the Parish.
j 5th. That such a sale is not legal and is
reprobated by law, the President, Julius
Ennemoser, Of the Police Jury in his trust
AS such buying from J. Ennemoser i'll his
personal capacity.
9th. That it is an unjust squanderinG OF
the money wrung from your petitioners by
irresponsible of1ice-holders bVtaXation, and
II bare-faced fraud upon the rights Of You,
petitioners, and
18th. That such extravaganza will $"ol
l. H.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS

DEM PACE x SIMMONS
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
NO. 30 Union street
" T. " - II I. ,: 4 u.s.
December Is, 1850 nt2.1v
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bankrupt the parish.
Respectfully submitted.
J. &. Sanders, !. T.. Mcclure,
John NcEnery, G. Bofenschen
G. c. Enssminger, II. Gerson, Jr..
J. a. Bethune, L. S. Austin.
Jas. D. McEnery, T.P. Richardson.
II. w. McEnery. 5. d. McEnery.
G. w. McCranie. !. X. Hewitt,
VIM. II. Ferry. Marx Dreyfus.
". r. Atkins, Z. G. Strother,
T. Hay1nan, Thos. B. lawson.
K. richardson, V. Keller,
VIM. H. H. Mullin. $. Gross,
r. G. Cobb, J. Muse Dabbs,
Robt. J. Caldwell, VIM. Caiderwood.
-. w. Mealy, 7. 6. Thurston.
B. II. Dinkgrave. Jno. E. Hanna
Z. w. Surghnor. X. NJ. Filhiol.
H. a. Phi1pot, j. w. Trask,
J. NJ. Crownritch. +. Dreyfus,
T. S. Richmond, stephen W. Rou,h.
o. u. StiIIman r. 3. HotchkiSS,
{. II. Morrison. Thos. .>iughton,
A. L. Slack, +. l.. Mccormick.
Isaiah Garrett, 5. l.. Bracey.
Frank p. Stubs, a. G. Hill,
w. w. Farmer, ~. I4aZare,
II. w. Richardson, II. G. Scarborough.
simultaneously with this step.
Messrs. r. w. Richardson, Richardson
Il McEnery, and Stubs & Cobb sued
out an injunction restraining the Of
ficials who had to effect the sale, from
| taking any steps in that direction, the
petition alleging that fraud and cor
ruption We're used and practiced by
Morey d Ennemoser in procuring the
Commissioners to purchase the proper
ty. a few hours later, Frank May, col
ored, moved the vote Of the day before,
passing the ordinance, be reconsidcred,
which was carried, and the ordinance
was then laid upon the table. Com
ment is entirely superfluous
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" 1T surgnors 90
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Such is the official record. Seventy
FIVE hundred dollars in warrants, re-
ceivabte for parish licenses, secured by
a lien, bearing per cent interest, drawn
by the President in favor OF the Presi-
dent when the President accepts the
title, Title! OF course honest Mr..
President knew that was perfect, and
so informed his negro allies! But we
have consulted the book Of mortgages,
and we find there inscribed ttro mort
cages, bearing upon this identical prop
city This is one Of them:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF 0UAcHIrA. !
certify that there is mortgage extant
upon the records of my Office against the
property of Julius Ennemoser for the sum
Judge OF the parish of Ouachita, resulting
from the recordation of Tutors Bond.
Witness my hand and seal of Office, this
CuAs. DELERY, Recorder
And this is the other:
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF OUACHITA.
certify that mortgage is upon the
Records of my Office against Frank Morey
in favor of his wife for the sum OF FIVE thous-
ana dollars with legal interest from, Dec.
18th, 1859, which mortgage bears upon ali
tho property of said Morey situate in said
parish.
%. 1871.
CHAs, DELERY, Recorder
Together the amount of these mort
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J. +. Ft.oUKSor, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-21
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the County Court of
Prince William county, rendered at the Juno
term, 1871, in Cushing and wife VS.. Benson and
others, Il chancery SUIT therein pending. the I'M
dersigned, commissioners appointed for that
purpose, will expose to public sale, to the high
est bidder, before tho front door Of the Court
House of said county, on MONDAY, the 4th
(unlcss previously sold at private sale, tho said
commissioners being authorized by said decree
to sell at public or private salo,) the TRACT OF
LAND in the proceedings mentioned, of which
the late Burkett Newman died possessed, con-
tanning about one hundred and eighty acres
This farm lies near Sudey Mills, about five
miles from Gainesville, station on the Msnas-
sas Branch Of the o., A. & NJ. r. r., and near
tho contemplated line of the Potomac and Ma
nassas r. r. 1t is Of fine red soil, susceptible
Of high State Of improvement, is well wstcred,
has great variety and abundance Of fruit Oh It,
and lies in an excellent and rapidly improving
ncighborhood.
Terms: One-fourth cash, and the remainder
in three equal annual instalments, to 90 owl
denced by bond, bearing interest from the day
of SALE and Il deed of trust on tho premises rs
security therefor.
JAMES +. CLARK. ro,,.
CRAWFORD CUSHING. 00
Prince William co.. iy 2U-lawts
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From New York.

NEW York, Aug. 2l.-The family of Rich
ard Cook. consisting Of six persons, were poison
ed at Williamsburg yesterday by eating fish
supposed to have been caught near wreck
and imprcgnatcd with copper. The symptoms
we're all those Of poison from strychnlne.
Their lives were all saved by the administra-
ton Of proper remedies.
The old ward hospital building in Centre
street, Newark, n. j., was burned yesterday.
Loss sSo,ooo: partially insured. The build
inc was owned by Mr.. Crowley, Of New York
and occupied by Hadlcy and son and Jacob
Lagourtz, trunk makers.
The owner. captain and engineer Of the
steamer e. H. Starbuck which exploded at
Staten Island on Saturday have disappeared.
The boiler contains fifteen large patches and a
crack over seven inches long on the inside
Arrived. the steamer City Of Bristol, from
Liverpool.
The Russian fleet. with the Grand Duke
Alexis LETT Cronstadt yesterday tor New ior k.
The brick layers struck this morning, de-
manding $3.50, an increase of 5 cents on the
wages hitherto. In a majority of the cases
the bosses complied and the men have resumed.
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Dueen'S Speech.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.--Iarliamcnt WAS pro-
rogueI to-day by royal commission. The
Queens speech acknowledges, with Satisfaction,
the provision made by Parliament for the
Princess Louise and Prince Arthur The an
uounccment is made that the relations Of Great
Britain with all foreign powers are OF friend
" character. The treaty Of lS5G having been
revised by the conference recently held IN Lon
don, IA hope is expressed for continued tran
guilty in the east The speech dwells with
satisfaction upon the Treaty of Washington,
and hopes for Il general recognition, Of the ,prln-
ciplc for guiding the maritime conduct of neu-
trails Full reliance is placed upon the DISPOSE
ton of Americans to carry out all the provisions
Of the treaty.
The Queen is anxious to meet the expressed
Whistles of the French government, Tor the al
teration Of some Of the provisions OF the com
mercial treaty Of 1860, but would witness with
concern any change which would restrict COM
mercial intercourse. The Commons are thank K
ed for the liberal supplies they have granted.
The extraordinary powers granted Tor the re-
preston Of agrarian outragcs IN Westmeath,
have thus far answered their purpose: while IN
other portions of ireland there is gratifying I'M
munity from crime.
The remainder of the speech is devoted to
topics of local character.
The propagation is until November Ith.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Ihc potato blight has
developed to IN alarming extent in Ireland
and it is feared the crop will be almost ruined.
John Bright, to great degree, has recovered
his health and will certainly resume his Parlia-
mcntary duties ut the next session.
Queen Victoria, who remains at Balmoral, is
again i'll.
The centenary OF Beethoven, which Wa
postponed from last year on account of the
Franco-German war, WAS celebrated with festi
vlties and imposing ceremonies at BORN, the
birth place of the composer on Saturday last
MADRID, Aug 2l.-The Spanish bud get has
been reduced to the amount ct 2Sl 900 pIastras.
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vHUCTyON SALES.
DODD'S MILLS FOR SALE.

By virtue of Il decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, pronounced at its May
term 1871, in the suit, Of Gray.vs: Butler. the
undersigned. appointed commissioner for that
purpose, will, on MONDAY, the 7th day Of Au-
gust, 1871, that being Court day, at the front
door of the Court House, in Brentsvlle offer for
sale, by public auction, that valuable property
known rs Dodds' Mills, with about 30 acres Of
land attached. This property is about three
miles from Haymarket and offers great induce
ments to purchasers.
Terms: Cash enough to pay costs OF SUIT ana
sale and the residue of the purchase money pay
able in four equal annual payments, the pur-
chaser giving bonds, with approved personal Sc
curty, bearing interest from day Of SALE and she
title to be retained to secure deferred payments.
EPPA HUNTON,
Pr VIM CO., je 2O-cutS Commissioner.
n5"Thc above salo has been postponed until
MONDAY, September 4th, at the same time
and place Pr. VIM. CO., aug l0-eots
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PARIS, Aug. 2l.-ltentes jjf SIC.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Slocks dull and heavy.
Virginia skies e.! new - Money =. Gold
ID. Flour Zoe higher. Wheat lc higher. Corn
Il shade frmer
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2l-Nirginia skies, old.
524 bid, 52t asked do. coupon. old G2 bid. Cot
ton dull; low middlings nominaliy l1a17 /.
Flour heavy and weak Howard Street Super
fine 50aS5 %; Extra JniSti -. Wheat ac-
tive; choice white I:ijalGO; Ohio ANA Indiana
l:i4nl35. Corn scarce and firm; white Southern
7t,l7; yellow Southern CSa70 mixed Western
GljiiS Oats active ut I5ltS
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Summer Clothing.

Great inducements in Summer Clothing are
now being offered by ). HL"SDnEIM, corner
King and Fairfax streets he being determined to
close out his stock without regard t" cost. Ills
stock Of Gonts' Furnishing Goods is always
large, and satisfaction is guaranteed to all VIII"
may favor him with their patronage. aug II
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Fire.

WHLlAMspoRT. Pa, Aug. 2l.-Last night
fire broke out in the stable Of the Wavcrly
House The wind was blowing gale and the
flames spread rapidly, and soon thirty buildings
were consumed, INCLUDING the Waverly, House,
the late Governor Packers residence, the Null
berry street church and many stores and prl,
vate dwellings, The loss will reach sl25,0N.
and the insurance about $4,000
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Real Estate Agents and Auctl0nccrs.
DESIRABLE f rGHE sHEE, On KING ST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Corporation Court
for the city Of Alexandria, pronounced at its
July term, 1871, in the suit of Moran W. Brent
and others, the undersigned, rs commissioner,
will, III public auction, in front of tho Mansion
House, in the city of Alexandria, on SArCR-
DAY. the 10Th day of September, ISL, offer Tor
sale Il valuable TIlREE-STORI BRICK tE5saaa!11
HOUSE. on the south side of King street, G5&IIsA
between Fairfax and Royal, now i'll the posses
sion "' g. Moran, being twenty feet on King it.,
ana running back south ninety feet.
Terms: Onr-lcnth 81 tho pure base n"hoy 10
be paid in cash. and the residue in three equal
instruments, payable ut six, twelve and cightc"n
months, with interest from the day of sale; the
purchaser giving bonds, with approved personal
security: the title to be retained until the de-
irrrcd payments arc made and the purchaser to
bear al costs and expenses of conveyanclng and
stamps. HEOfGE w VI. DhENi L.
arIsr let's Commr. of Sale.
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MAYORS OFFICE.-James Jackson co!ored,
for disorderly conduct, was dismissed with al
admonitiOn.
John Colson, colored for di$ordcrly conduct,
was dismissed with an admonitiun.
John Mclean, of Washington, for dlSurdcrly
conduct. was dismissed aud ordered to leave
the city
William Harris, a colorcd boy, for dlSnrderIy
conduct in the Market square was turned over
to his father for corrections
Nimrod Mallory, colored, Tor disorerly con-
duet, was fined and discharged.
Andrew Polutdcxter, colored, Tor dlsorderly
conduct, was fined and discharged
Frank Bcale. colored, for disorderly conduct,
and All assault on NJ SCHUYLER, was fined and
discharged.
Martha Wheeler, colorcl, for di>orIery con-
duct, was committed to the work house Tor W
days.
William Cantwell, for disorlerly conduct, was
sent to the work house
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -Alcck Bass, color
ed, for stealing bacon from Thomas lIauOn, was
committed to jail for two months.
Reuben Washington, colored: arrested on
the saline charge was dismissed for want OF evil
deuce.
NGuHr REPORT Might clear and COOL
There were 10 disturbances. One prisoner was
at the station house but no dodgers
New CARA new passenger car, No. 81,
was turned out from the shops OF the o., y. 4
NJ. r. Il. Co. in this city this morning, and
taken as far as Springfield station and back, on
trial trip. As i specimen OF good workman
ship it equals any of the numerous cars that
are constantly passing through here from the
northern shops, and for apparent strength and
evidences Of durability, greatly exceeds them.
II was built under the supervision OF Mr. John
II. Nails, master cur builder, and painted by
Mr. Charles ID. RudJ, foreman Of the paint
shop, and his competent assistants; and reflects
great credit upon the mechanical skill ct all
who were engaged in its construction.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-The work of laying the rails Oh the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly, anu locomotives and cars
marked \. Il T. II. w. transporting iron, were
seen to-day between the switch Oh the o., y.
e. NJ. Il. X. opposite Cats Tavern, West End,
and Il point about three miles outside OF the
city, \ large force is employed in preparing
the bed of the road, and III L short time the
track will be laid ut the rate of 4 nile day.
RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
arr retained in tho postotfice of this city,, for
want of stamps, &C. Rev. G. ". Dame, Dan
vile, Va; Rev. y. II, Piersor,, Elizabeth, \.
j.; Mrs Marah Thomas, Jcssup's Station, Md;
John Quarls, no p O. direction; Miss Fannie
Hurt, Lynchburg, Va.
OVERHEARD. A colored man from Clifton,
while under the influence Of liquor, walked
overheard Hear the ferry slip about ten O lock
last Saturday night, but as the tide was low,
escaped with thorough soaking and the loss
OF a pair of new shoes.
HuRT.-A little boy named Bontz while ex
o.n;.;rl. ono az thu hnrsnL Of the ,nlumhil Eira
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TATE ia MES 70 X 1871 t.
The State tax bills for 1871 are now in my
hands for collection. All persons are hereby
notified that they are required TO come /" my
office, No. 81 King street, and make payment.
On all bills not paid Ivy the 1St of September
five per cent will be added to the amount, and
is compelled by law to force imnrdlalc payment
w. d. COtSE,
iy 26-tSl City Treasurer, Alexandra.
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.4TCTIOsf Stiles.

" three several DEGREES of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county. rendered in the suit Of DAN
iel Kinchcloe's admir-. vs. Thos j. Suddath' :
admir-. l shall Oh MONDAY, Court day the
18th day of September 1871. in front of the door
Of the Court House Of said county, offer for sale,
part of that certain TRACT OF LAND, lying
and being III the said county Of Fairfax, contain
ing FIFTY-SiN ACRES more or less, convey
Cd by Wmr. b. Suddath and others to Terrence
Riley. This land lies on South run and Ok road,
ard is two miles south of Burle's station, on the
o.. A. 4 VI. Il.
Terms: Onc-tcnth in hand; the residue in
three equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser to give bonds for the de-
tcrrcI payments and the title to be retained I'M
til the last payment is made. Stamps and deed
ut the expense of the purchaser.
THOS. MOORE Commr.
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The Markets.

LONDON. Aug. 2l-ll so II. m.-ConsolS open
ed ut 93s for hnth. Bonds, 1872 93i; 1865. old
93s 1867 924 tcn-tortirs !pi
LONDON, Aug. 2l-l5u p. n.-Bunds, leG1
3d. 1865, DID, %.
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DACON HALL FOR SALE.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Prince William county, pronounced on the 9th
day of May, 1870 in the suit Of Carter VS.. Gray
son admir-, the undersigned appointed Com
missioners for that purpose, will, on the StN-
ENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, that being
Court day, at tho front door of the Court HOUSE
in BrcntsviIe ol;r for sale that NALUA BILE
TRACT OF LAND called BACON HAIL. OF
which Dr. John b. Grayson died selzcd con-
tanning about Az acres. This land lies within Il
miles Of Gainesville, station on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and IS considered frst-rate land
The improvements consist Of good DWELL
LING and out houses, &c; also LOT or c..
GROUND at Gainesville. We are author ELL
lied to sell at private sale. :.
Terms: Onc-tcnth of the purchase money III
cash on tho day Of sale; the residue in throo in
stalmcnts, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and payable rs follows: Enough on confirms
ton of sale to make, with cash payment one
fourth of the whole purchase money three
cighths in one year, and the residue in woyears
from the day Of sale. Purchasers to give bond
and the title to be retained rs security for the
deferred payments.
EPPA HUNTON.
POWELL HARRISON.
Pr WIN. co., ic W-eots Commissioners.
srS-Thc above sale has boon postponed until
MONDAY, September 4th at tho same time
and place. fr. W M CO., aug lo-eon
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ctALEuFYALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell, ut public auction,
on TUESDAY, til" 18th uf August next, at II
" 'clncE m, "m the premises, thctollowing REAL
ESTATE. 10 wit
NJ. /. HOUSE and LOT. No. l05 south fE s.:.4!1A
Fairfax street; lot Sc by ~ feet, on which slEgE
is II comfortable two story Frame Dwelling, With
water and gas and on which there is Il ground
Nn. , IIbUSE and LOT, Nn. 81 Wolfe SsssA4|
street, - feet > inches by l07 feet. The. G5z&a
hnu-" is lw".>t"ry frame;
No. .; HOUSE and LOT, NJ" II Wolfe EEss 5HA
street, 80 feet by 60 feet. House tw" story alzGSa
frame. with water.
N" t. HOUSE and Lot, corner Wolfe EE fs.ss11
and Water streets, ~ by 80 feet. House lsla ,
tw" story frame, with water and gas, occupied
No. ). IiOUSE and LOT next east of EES s:1
n" +, - by 80 feet House two story .Q szII4a
I:tn"
NJ. g. Next cast Of No. ), sam" 'lincn- fs.sasz:I
.inrl- and similar improvements l#ISl
No. = LOT NJ" ~ Wolfe street, 10 feet in.
hv IUN feet with the improvements there GGA
nn>"ld rs Il whole or divided to suit pmr- l@IS ~.
rha$rr> On this lot arc THREE FRAME
TENEM ENTS NIL occupied.
80. s \ ground rent Of S35 per annum on L
lot ON which there are FOUR BRICK t rsNl
DWELLINGS on Pitt street, between .lGGiSSl.
Queen and Cameron, west side.
Terms: One fourth cash on the day of sale ;
I.lI
~, ;I ,',;;i H. ,tHrrbn,o r,nnrv no fully Maid
'i'' 'n,,'I."nrng ST cost Of purchaser
'"'''i' '''' STGpIJEN SWAIN
GEO. w. SWAIN,
iv Iy-ts Agents FIR the heirs Of Geo. Swain.
- ,ri -, cI !, no.,nnnod until TT ES-
~ II" hnH'G sh'' = p'..iTIir' n, ~ III.
D.tl tn' ~ 'i"H ~ m, ~ 1nwtSESLts
>ai''' '''''' "l'" l''''''' aug - :" "
pEHLtC SAlE.-By virtue of deed of
/ trust executed by \. y. Thomas, on the lst
of October, 1871. and of record in the Clerk $
office Of Prince William county, the undor1lgn-
ed. therein named rs trustee, and for the PuT,-
r,.rs Of said trust, will, on MONDAY, the 4th
'lov of Scutcrnbrr. 1871, that being Court day,
,rli t;,r cash. nj the front door of tho Court
il""s', ~ -, w.; ;I Ill ,n,.;ninr EJEITY
Ell ,i. i, CpE", I;,;ninc ,hn rrsiIun of the
I r"L ~ ~ ~ \ Tbnn,s md purchased by him
tl,l'm inin.,,n and others This land las ~
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