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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The I.oudoun Republican says that the mort
gage on the W. u O. R.R. reroredto secure the
company's bonds to the amount Of 50, 0OO.I0V,
WAS first recorded in the County Court OF al
cxandria. and was admitted iii loudoun on
Monday. and will be recorded in every county
through which the road passes. The State ana
Government tax on it was each S9,0UW' making
together $4,000. The County Court Clerk at
Alexandria gets per cent. for collecting which
makes him S4G0 as pocket change.
The Fourth of July in Richmond, Va. Is II
be celebrated by tournament, lnder the au
spices of the Knights Of Pythias. and exercise:
Of the S. {. E.. Southern Cross Brotherhood:
at the fair grounds. the gate moneySto be appro,
priated to the removal Of the confederate dead
from Gettysburg and Arlington.
Memorial Day at Winchester. va attended
by large numbers. The graves ol the deceased
Confederate soldiers were covered with Hover
strewn by the ladies. Among the decoration:
on the grave Of the Brothers Ashby WAS ar
offering of lady from the far Pacific slope, 81
Of Il portion Of rare SrawccI amt pretty coral.
The new law rcpcalS The old one allowing Hp
peals from Justice's judgments. and provide;
that the Justice u4aN, upon application, with
tender Of security. grant new trial. lhIS APP
plication must be within thirty days. after lIyt
days notice to the opposite party unless he ht
present.
Yesterday four hundred head e! line sheep.
belonging TO NIcSSrS Bright X Abnnr. ere ship
ped at Lynchburg to Warrrntpn j: Ill ovc
the Orange railroad. 1t is the inl' i Of t .h'
and Ioudon 1 for tn:i breeding ling Purpose purposes s: ~
There is trouble with tho colorcd laborrrs OF
the I.ynchmr9 and l>anvill" railroad. 1t i
proposed to employ I,cnitentiary convic:s. an!
quarters are now under construction tor incl
accommodation.
DR.. &. \. Quinby, of Oak Hill, in Loudou'
county. shearcd three full blooded imported
Cotswold sheep, which average J. pounds anf
a-half each of wool
1t is said in the Warren Sentinel tha; thou
sand pounds of Bass fish have been caugh
within week in the Shenandoah river between
Weston mill and the Railroad bridge.
4 colored man raised mllss ut SpotSylvanI;
&. II. on Monday and announced that he coult
whip or was not afraid Of any Id rebel Some
body knocked him down.
The Circn; Court Of SpotSylvana Judge
Barton presiding. is still in session The tern
commenced nearly three weeks ago.
Joseph Bccler Il resident Of Shenandoah
has nysteriously disappeared. and fears are en-
tcrtannd that lie has been murdered.
The Horse and Colt show at Winchester, was
Il success. \ number of fine animals; w''r.' cX,
hibitcd.
The Tnc,burm Washiumtnniuu SAYS there are
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geJ.F.HEEEf.7E.

ALEXANDRIA MARK TT. .iuIGr 1D.-Thr mar
Ike, for Wheat is dull and price, aTvunrhangcd:
offerings ni 10 bushels white and :0I Of rcd,
with sales of the former ut l25 for common, and
Of thu latter at ED 49, liG 80 and 5I for ord-
nary to good. Corn i firm; offering, of 926
bushels mixed and III OF yellow with sales Of
the former Mt 81 and 81 Rye is in light receipt;
no safes reported Oats are active and firm;
sales Of 4S2 bIi-hrl- ri ~.
GEuEuETow& CATTLE MARKET ",terdny
tho Cattle market Was very dull: :U t" w
Bprvcs were Offered: abOu. Onc-ha1 being sold
ut > to &c; 9Mb Lambs and sheep were offered,
and all sold at > Ia \, each
E'DEsT fsE EI.q.NIDEsE.7. .5!.1'E IN,'7I.
Sun EoSt~........... ia MOON RISES 90
SrE SETS...... ...... I'll
Schv+ Incas Norwich, and ! " Wilson,
Boston, 10 American Coal Go.
Schr Mat.i" T. Tabor, /" ii HuI!"a.
SchrS Risin. sun. ls.a" uri".i"n AMI kcdr"n,
GroTg~t""'n L j i A%H"N.
SAILED
Stcamrr Ezir'-- Nirkic E..lIin"rc rs i
B.Dder= Il Co.
Srhrs Clara, Cox, Hohnk"n; krlr"n Dutch
GAP. Va: and Diamond State N"rt;rIE, by j p
AgnGw.
$rIr. William Alien. Jersey City, and Min
ME Kin,.v, Stonington, by American Coal Co.
Srhr AIM, shepherd. HObo,rn. hy W a
%ilro't
NENuRASuA.
,-ch,- J. e. smith. Nandsdol. hcnr" Tor Paw
tu,Lrt r.asScd through Hell Gate Sth.
Scnr -. Lancaster Williams. for Pnwtn''Ert
hence at View York th. ,,.,
Schr Risi4& Sun. nw"ns. h"nr" at lining
ton y. G.. Gl al
Schr Tho Fish. Wiley. hence At Salem tn.
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The Piedmont Agricultural Society has been
regularly incorporated and organized thas I'M
der consideration the expediency of holding an
agricultural fair this Fall. Gov Wm Smith
is the President of the society The >ubScrip-
tons in Culpeper TO the stock of TIE company
have been ST., 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

Aman discoursing on the excursions ofth
President, was asked what objection he could
have to Gen Grants going t" Long Branch
His Immediate reply was-''none whatever
he may 90 there and stag there, for me-and
on the whole, Of agreeable to himself: ! would
prefer the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

4 lad was arrested in Baltimore. yesterday.
charged with throwing torpcdocs under the
boots of horses and at pasScrs-by. These tor
pedoeS make almost as loud Il report as i piece
of ordnance This is a new species Of vilaiuy
for it can be called nothing else
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

Whatever may be said of the expedency oil
iuexpediencv Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis, late
speeches, there can be but one opinion oi' the
vulgar and yenomous abuse which is Lcaped
upon him by the Northern press. There are
comments made, Also in some Of the Southern
papers, which we think ;rc, at least entirely
nnnanacsary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

The Baltimore Sun wonders, sine. culnrr. |
cadets are appointed to West Point why the
Naval Academy has been neglected in that par
ticular: SO far there are no cn!nrrd mil<hp-
men in the Navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

Some Of the newspapers call Washington
city, as presented during the past weck-thc
Black Commune. Certainly, short Of kill
ing, Communism has been exhibited to Il con-
siderable extent---and the authorities did not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

Pope Plus IN, on the 10th OF th, nunlh
will have completed the twenty-titth Year Of his
Pontltical reign--a term but two nf his long
line OF prcdecessors have tille'l The event will
be celebrated by Catholics in all parts of the
unri]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

The Washington correspondent of the Halti
more Sun says that among the colored aborcrs
in Washington, there can be found none willing
10 admit completely in the late strike and dis.
orders Just As many expected it would be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

An eyeless, and earless, and dreadful looking
mule, Is worked in Baltimore BY L man who
owns cart, and application is made 10 have
rhe animal removed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

The accounts we have ofthe condition OF affairs
in Buenos Ayres remind us Of the description
Of the plague at Athens by Thucyddes- at
Florence. by Boccacio and at london hy De
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

The peach crop will be very large this year
in Maryland and Delaware. and some other
States The crops Of grain and fruit will be
very large in California The wheat in Eir-
GINA, will, it is said turn ont, upon the whole.
better than many thought it would Il week or
so ago. We hope the farmers may get good
prices Where agriculture houriShes and is
productive all other pursuits receive the benefit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

The London Times argues, in reference to
the British Treaty. that although Canada is
made the scapegoat for the securing of peace
to the British nation, and the possession of the
maritime provinces bartered away, the Treaty
ought to be accepted for the convenience OF
powerful States, and because American free
trade is secured by it,
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| Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
LEEsBURG, Va, June 9.--(;corgc Gains, the
accomplished horse thief escaped from our
Jail last night by saving the bars near the top
Of The grating between the north room and tie
passage and then digging down through the
passage floor, and then going over the wall by
& rope made with his bed clothes. Elc az
tempted To saw the bars Of the south room SO
as Ia enable two negro girls to escape. His
case was continued last Spring and jailcr pro-
nollncrd the prison unsafe.
Mr. e.. II. Nixon. the son II the taller. saw
that AL va: safe at ! O'Clock last night
Gains is tit" same man who played crazy some
years since an escaped while on his way to the
lunallc itsyin:,.:n' jumping from the cars hand
cufcd, nra" Hungary station. Persons who
have examines the Jail attach no blame to the
jailcr Us the court was fully advised Of the in
security Of the tuillinp and did moi author
ne guard.
We have had Il good ram witia brcc>y ,'i:.!r-
ing up lust the weather inr the wheat. which
Is promising.
The corn has been generally pioughe'l and is
clean, amt that is al i! wants when Young.
The time 70 make it is in July and August.
when We will want rain.
Harvest will be upom ~ H., latter llri Of
next week. lnnr'. AIuIi*.
WisnlECTnN ITEMS The Strk.. rau l,,m
b" sad 10 hr GTer and a.! danger which the
uprising threatened Al an end. At every ],Iacr
where Improvements arc III progress, scores II
colored men rrcscnlthcmseiycs anxious IL h,.
employed at the old rate oi wage.
1t was discovered yesterday that T. \. Ma
cartney Di sburSing Agent Of the Postotiicc
Department, is defauiter 10 the extern Of
about 100000. He had been investing in
water power and marble quarries: at Har-
per's Ferry. He has become derangel anal
been sent 70 the lnsane Asylum
The Polaris. Captain Halls Arctic expedition
ship. was 10 sail to. day for New York, and FROM
from that city about the 18th inst Oh the voy-
age towards the North Pole in search OF the
open sea.
The retirement OF Admiral tioldsborough,
on the lst proximo, promotes Commodore Al
fred Taylor to the rank of Rear Admiral.
Gov. Cooke has appointed George +: Bakcr,
esq. Comptroller of the City Of Washington.
in place Of Henry 4. Willard declined.
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try the case.

The Gable dispatches report that the Or
leans Princes have promised to forego their
seats in the French Assembly and to prevent
their sons from becoming candidates An in
dication of the desire Of the Bonapartists to
test their strength among the people is shown
10 the candidacy Of Prince Napoleon, Rouher'
Haussmann and Guerronier, for the Assembly.
There is some confidence that Theirs will pre-
serve the Republic The elections to complete
the Assembly are soon to take place France
will soon apply for q loan Of an hundred million
pounds, and the Minister Of Finance admits
that it must be raised on the confidence OF
foreign nations in the country paying its debts.
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= =-7-
.H.fKK7EU-

In Washington, u. C.. by Rev. ". '. TIId9r'
on tho 18th of May. at the Mount Vernon VI: r.
Church, Itr ED" AID = ROM :; 81 hTl,-
mnnd. Virgnin to Miss VI. ' lRGl MA - T.
pHE%s; - inudou. COUNTY. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

TlAES. Within the months Of june, July
AMI august the State and county taxes for 1871
will have to be paid to the county trca>urers:
After 1T September five per centum is added
to AL unpaid tax bills, and tn" township collec-
proceed to levy therefor. The county treas
urcr must give notice of the times and places in
each township he will attend for five day; TO
receive taxes. His commissions are not affect
cd BY the fact that the taxes are NOT paid to
him lie settles with the collectors He is
required to have settlements with The Auditor
about every sixty DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1871.

It is proposed in Rhode Island to abolish the
property qualification for voters, except where
the question is upon matters of taxation, and
to substitute an educational test This will
give an augmentation of voters, for while near
~ everybody in Rhode Island can ready, it is
generally taken for granted, SAYS the New York
Herald, that nobody there holds any property
except the rival families OF Sprague and Ives.
Though not case in point, some how or 9th
er, this puts US in mind, Of note from Il
correspondent, in which he says. Il road
with ,utcrest the discussion on the Usury laws,
esneciallv as I have no money to lend, and no
credit on which to borrow any. am perfect
,youalified to sit on any jury which may have to
try the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10
ORANGE. ALIEN X Ma NASSAS K. r.,
Z iinx.,I,lrio "a June ID, 1871.
IL So q : :::;i::::;; :;::s:- g

On and after MONDAY. June . ~ pa
singers H.: MANASSAS DIEISk - ~ re
o., 4. 4 NJ. Il. H.. will leave A!cxan ora win
main line train al 5 II. III. Leave GsilaS7a
junction al $50 a. m: pass Strasburg at : ~ ].
time TO run u, Sta,nton. Raw!cy Springs. st.,
by daylight.
Leave Harris0nburg ut W. Il. H.; pa. Stras-
burg a. PA p. m; leave Manassas Junction NJ
40 p. H., and arrive at Alexandria at 5.2D P.
H.; passing through Washington and North
with man. line connections.
This schedule will ctitc. full connection at
StraSburG for Winchester, Capon Springs. Wc.
i. NJ BROADCS,
jn Iu-ti Gen. Ticket Agent.
H A lS-FoGr tierces choice Sugar-cured
Ii h SIN: received and for 81 lie by
je4 j, C. MIlBCRN.
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NV Green a. Wise,

rpool Estate Arcnts and AuctiOnccrS
IT, E2PN AND OTHER PROP
v EpTY hT hITC"TJ0NNC0MM MISSION
sLp,c Ss1r
IT,, - ,irtn ~ , decree Of the Circuit Court Tor
Ncyondria county. Virginia, rendered IL, il
AUGUST Term, 1869 in the suit Of Mary P Lloyd.
AuS n5;. ~ mi.n,;tf ~ ! p Tabh ct Ill., defend
u 't ~, 'i ,bc rnIcrsencd Commission
a u" +Lnrc;n named will proceed. on SATURDAY
,ho iCt dn,. If ,IuIy 1871 Mt II clock m, il
tar =. fti arons;yn Tousc Hotel in the city n!'
.iIctS to sell by public auction TRACT
0EThND Vino in Alexandria county ahom;
ur y , n.s 81, ,hc c;tv containing about
"iiS nv hCPES ~ vary. nroductiyc soil both
Pm ~ ~ ~ a' odnt;f;,Ily located ani
nlgl!ahu az" '''' .'a,',itoiJ" EPhNE DWEI.
lmproVc9 pN c"iili"' tN''' 1.a par, AND -
IL 80, htcrlli %ci &v,' f. a." !, fii bc,r.
Stables Orchard oil ci"icc lru'tS Il, a,nr throHGt,
,nG' mmc cT'1 S one Of the most desirable
smr in M: vicinitv Tho land adjoins Mrs
| lIarncrs' WAITS and others. and is bounded OF,
| tho south west by the old Lccsburg road
Also. ONE UNDIVIDED SIXTH PART
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NE IT,

u liz. .,ih # Max. at the re&idrncr "t ms Ia
,I1cr nc:,r N".; IInpr ,':hurch, in Slmi3rd conn,
~, III STACE, J. fO1, .NG. in the "'th year OF
his age
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Ely Green Is Wise,

Read Estate Agents and Auctrn-ers
I CON MISSlONERS SALE.-By virtue Of Il
- decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandra.
county. Va, rendered ut it, May term, 1871, in
the suit Of Butts W. Butts ct als., in chancery.
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell on SATtR DAI the 9Th day Of July,
1871, ri II o clock m. in front o. the Mansion
Holls" Hotel, in III" city of Alexandria, by pub
Ii" auction, TN" following Described REAL ES-
Of LOCllABAE FARM with MANSION,
and bounded u follows Brgnning n :. the
centre Of ko;ai street. il extended, , poles, :.
links Sll! " from the point where tho centre
of said stree" in!rr-rcts the centre Of the tract o.!
the Wa.hingI"n and Chi" Railroad; thence
north 10. No. < & poles To- X north 1S' 81 " 81
- polo t" !. ia The rcatr" Of Washington st.
north IL" f. II. - pole: 10 + in said centre cor
ner TO the tract and IN line formerly called
Pcndlcton :; rorth s.! + g. i3 poles to VI tn.
intersection 81 said Tia" with the southwestern
line Of said road; theme" :. 4U:". r. 4j poles 10 l.
where the said line ii tho railroad crosses tn.
centre OF Roya! street; thence :. ll2t W l. ~
pole; IL III" beginning, continuing acres and
34t pole
Terms Dnc-!uur,l. Of til" pYrchu.,. money II
he paid III cash at the time Of sale, ard the resi-
due in three equal inStaimrEt= nj g. - and Is
months with interest from I'll" day Of sale" th'-
deferred payments I" be- secured BY th"
notes Of the purchaser. with satisfactory
curity and the title to be retained until tho Iur-
chase money be fully paid Stamp and r'"-
ycyannrs II the cost nl the purch2$rr
ALBERT STUART.
&. W. WATTLE~.
=. J.. SMITH:
H. .. CLACGllTDN,
M" -o.,v,,. Commissioners.
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Ill.,, Ai:unrhns ,li>cus,ion--rri bono 'illan-
ltli.I nj. /'
ii.L \rw tHor %: WmEA: Tia Early
har,..+! liza, commenced in this Vicinity. and
ha, been .png on for several day: ln' yield
is hardly equal to the crop OF last year The cars
not h,ili. - well Tiled but the Grain = oi the
finest quality: it could moi hc better. =. lar as
the rgn), !,a> been secured. Some NJ the neigh
bor;np farmers will begin Ia deliver N lew
day.. and VIC learn that the miller> are willing
to pay 50 for all delivered in this month. For
the little that mny come forward the price can
h"rl> ho loss as now -four is always in de-
manl. Still that price ought t" b. *IiSiarto-
~. and we suggest the farmers In strain 4
point ,ll avail themselves; OF i! ~ lar rra ctl-
rai,l. iri,.stu,u iatisr. Sfh
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ATTENDING CHURCH-lt will become i very
serious matter. the newspapers commence

ATTENDING 'i Il. .a Will o'co'''' 1 very
serious mattcr. 'fthc newspapers commence
publishing the names Of people who 90 and
don't 90 to Church. For example the Fred.
ericksburg Star recently said: Among tho
Episcopal congregation last Sunday were Hon.
Il. T. j.. Noncure' OF the court OF AppealSS,
Judges Barton ana H Ein. hon. +. VI.
trict. Mayor Rose and Hon Charles Hcrndon.
State Senator Whcreupoh. without warn
iny. down comes o,ir witty friend, the Freder-
ickSbure News. upon the whole party as fol.
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!t'OMMEEhl.ATfp

ID. .Asrii,a nvtl e,t iisputanduni ergo II
Junin: Junior will persist IN discussing inter.
est AT IN q time. why: in the nanr 81 all the
gods :! once. lei him rip lie d"ithlIess
mean wclI-what the effect will b.. remains TO
be- seen VOLTA t"ut. =.
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IT, H., ElHor n Mr .MrnmlHn G":,tr:
notice in your paper Of June 9TH Il para,
graph quoted from the Washington Capital
with regard to or neighboriood. would
wish. with your permission, to correct 4 lew
mistakes which are noticeable therein. Ia the
first 'lce. MesSr$. Fratic should be aleSsrs
prnt%e; Hr. Belcher should be Mr. bclchG,s,
and I'm Enslishnau Although the depot will be
in fact erected and maintained by the gentle
nun mentioned in the paragraph. it is to the
cnterprise and public spirit Of Mr.. T. 4.
Smith, ii; Gla.niarkct. that We owe this great
benefit 10 our thriving village and neigh Dor
hood Otherwise the country is ell tina; it is
represented. Yours truly, JOCK FIIor
Haymarkct T. VIM, Co.. June :.
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itOM.MU.NIC.ATED

Some weeks ago little girl was bitten on
Seventh streets by dog. She died in 4 short
time afterwards and the attending physician
pronounced it a clear case Of hydrophoba
The dog having presented no symptoms OF mad
ness. was not. killed and is yet running about the
corner Of Seventh and Congress streets. tIlSk-
ing and playing around strangers prtted by the
owner, and 4 complete mystery, to several 'ncdl-
cal men. The death Of the child under these
circumstances has caused 4 very interesting
question to spring up among the doctors: The
subject will soon be- brought before the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons. -Louis1H" Il"
,HY..joryHd
1t has been stated thar the bite oi any dog,
upon some constitutions will produce hydrorho-
bia, and the above statement would seem &c
confirm the idea. IT this be how
important ii is thar the number of useless dog:
both in town and country should BE- diminished
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MO K = 4 |. e.
THAT VERY DEsIRABEEs ANDYALtA.
BILE PRbPERTY,gEL0NGING To TIL T.
com MON W + AsE1,H@OFhVl RGl NJ 4
KNOWN ASTHE ARMOIY PROPERTY

The Board -. rubl;r Works Of N:ginia, be
ing authorized and required 1" sell the lots AMI
watcr-powcr belonging To the Commonwealth
situated in the city Of Richmond, and knows It.
the ARMORY PROPERTY, vii! OTTER th-
Same. on the premises, at public auction o.: the
18TH JULY NEXT ut i. VI. Tn" payment
to be made in State bonds, NJ par. and tho pur-
chuscrulluw.nd Il credit Of six and twelve month";
from tn" date Of its APPROVAL aud ratification by
the next General Assembly.
About one-thrd Of the property. nn 'hc West
crn boundary, i. under u lease until lst July.
1876 to R"hrr; Archer y Co.. III rental Of 81 ,5u
per annuln, and the sal" will be Snhie"! 10 it.
conditions.
This property tabout six acres adjon, the
trnsyc iron works belonging To the TrrdrgMr
Company bounded on one side by the Jamr,
River and kanawha canal, G22! feet, and the
other (or inwrrl side. i4I feet on james river.
the fall being between the canal and river fifty
feet
Plan of property is nos ON file in the office OF
the Board of Public Works. 1T Richmond, |"
whom application should be made for iiIrthrrin
formation.
BY order Of the Board OF Public Work, u
Virginia. THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Srry Board Of Public Works.
Richmond Va. ap 2S-lawts
GALE OF THEEFFECTS or THE FARM
- Frs BANK OF VlRGINTA--In obedi-
encr I" decree Of the Circuit Court of the
l ntcd States for the District Of Virginia. the
undersigned will. on the PIP DAY OF JUNE
NEXT, beginning ut 10 o'clock A. NJ at tho
court house door Of said court, in the custom
house building. in the city Of Richmond, MAKE
sale for cash. Of all the EFFECTS Of the Farm
ers' Bank Of Virginia, consisting Of
BONDS
BILLS.
NOTES,
JUDGMENTS.
DEGREES.
and Whatsoever els" there hn.
Creditors oil the bank, whose claims have been
allowed are under said Decree entitled t. set oil
ut par their claims against any purchases Ct said
effects they may make.
y descriptive list of sail effects may be- seen al
the office Of David j. Saunders on llth street,
between Main and Bank, in Richmond, which
the public are invited to call and examine Thi,
list will be printed for circulation, and will be
ready Il. soon n it can be prepared.
DAVID j. SAUNDERS
Receiver Farmer Bank 90. Virginia.
l:rhmond, ap lS-lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

The last clause Of the 10th section of the Pub
lie School Law says that no pupils shall be ad-
mltted to the schools unless they have been vac
cnated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-10

II,cal Estate Agents and AuctionccrS.
VALUABLE FARM AND OTHER PROP
Y ERTY AT AUCTION-COMMlS SlnN-
s