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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13
,3FCTEOsN SHLES.
Hy Eatimcr & Cleary. AuctiOne

SY EIltINnCr ~ 0Ieafy. tHctIoHseES,
Successors to Cooper l. Latlmer)
Southwest corner Eleventh st., and Penn. ave.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
pOSJTJTE SJLE or THE ENTIRE
UUOLESJLE DEPARTMENT OF JOS.
S1TIGE, E,so COMPRISING ONE or
TJJE 1PG r ISSORT,lIENT.S or
UnTSE- TTP viSTJVG AND GROCERS
EI:pptJt,S L,I'L'P som Nv UASIING-
yIv TnL E'J'JjE'R UJTH 4 L1RGE IS
SDETiIE'VT or NTIpLE HARDWARE
SJOv GTNN PISTOLS. dc.
az TUESDAY MORNING. November II,
" ISL commencing at 10 o'clock. at the
wholnS,lc establishment of Joseph l.. Savage
esq. on the northwest corner of d and Tenth
streets, we shall sell his immense stock of House.
furnishing GnrGs and Grocors' SuDplics We
n,n1, in n,rt-
loo dozen Brushes. different kinds.
IN dozen Ton Chests 20 Chcrsc.Satrs
"A jny.,, Co,I Siftrrs fine assortment of Flour
sieve.
- dozen Stable Brooms. 10 dozen Horse
Buckets.
80 dozen Brass and Iron Bound Buckets.
Large assortment OF Wooden Shvvels and
Measures
80 dozen Bowls and TRAYS, ~ dozen Zinc
WashhoarlS
1OO dozen Brush Handles
Ioo inZcn Ak Handles.
1uu dozen Fruit Baskets
10 cross Liquor Flasks.
1Un dozen Coal Holds, all kinds.
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Cioti.ing!

Now READY.
The immense new stock of
FALL AID WINTER GOODS,
AT II. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Nos. 81 and - King street.
The stock is rcpctc in all it, branches, consist
ing of Mems, Ladies', Boys, Misses and Child
rcns Boots and Shoes. in great variety, which
for chcapncSs and durability cannot be cXccllcd
by any similar establishment in town.
A<na large and well selected stock of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Va
Uses, which will be sold ut New York prices.
Do not fail to call, rs We guarantee to sell low
err than the lowest.
Don't forget the name and Nos.
II. STRAUSS,
oct 3 Nos 90 and ~ King street.
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On Narria Relief for 70

On Narriage.-Happy Relief for Young
Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses i'll
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. lmpcdim"nt> to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and rrm;rkabl''
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, III
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, no. = South Ninth St, Philadcl-
phiM. sep 2-dNtw3m
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GREEN NOTION II q L +
NJ Is ling street.
CIEARING OTT SIiRPLITS STOCk

CLEARING OUTSU KPLIS SIUCk.
Making room for the reception of an enormous
stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS, to arrive in few
days l will begin Immediately to run cit AT
COST an immense variety of Tucked Skirts,
Underwear, Aprons &c Will also close out
cheap, lot of Swiss Muslins, Check Muslins,
Jaconet Cambrics, &c. Many other goods will
be cleared out to make room for = stock of Holi-
day Goods, which will far exceed in magnitude
and variety and stock heretofore offered in this
city. CHAS W: ~ hhhN,
nov 1 10 hlng street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

YESTERDAY.-The weather yesterday was
clear bright, and bracing, and large congrega-
ronS were present at most Of the churches
Rev c. b. Dana preached at St. Paul's in the
morning and at Christ Church at night, and
Rev Mr. Murkland, of Baltimore, preached at
the md Presbyterian Church morning and
night with these exceptions all the pulpits in
the city. but the German Lutheran, where there
was no sermcn, were occupied by the resident
clergy. The following is report Of the work
done during the day by the Young Mems
Christian Association: The Aims House meet
ing was largely attended with full corps of
earnest workers. and the services were ofthe most
interesting character and efficiency. The Sun
day Prayer meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church was not 50 largely attended by reason
OF the orphans meeting held in the Baptist
Church. but the services were fully sustained.
The addresses prayers, and singing were given
with vigor, feeling, and doubtless with good
result. This meeting will be held next Sun
day ut the NJ. +. Church South" The following
report is from the Committee on Jail Services:
The services at the Jail were of the usually in
tcre>tlng character. with Il good attendance OF
workers. Reading matter, such as tracts, Sab
bath school papers, aud religious books, are
much needed for distribution. y limited sup
ply Of cast OFF clothing for both sexes can also
be used alvanagcouSly Any persons desiring
to make contributions can leave the same with
Gcn,I Secretary, Jas Entwise. jr., 94 King St
At the Baptist Church i'll the afternoon all the
Sunday schools of the city met at three clock
to greet the Southern orphans The church
was crowded in every part. Singing. prayer
and appropriate selections made up the exer-
c>e>, after which liberal collection was made
Tor the fatherlcSs children in the South.
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Quick Trio.

Fort MONROE, Nov. l3.-Thc steamship
Isaac Bell passed here yesterday for Richmond,
making the run from New York in twenty one
hours, the quickest time known.
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From Utah.

New YORK, Nov l3.-A Salt Lake special
states that Brigham Young is at St. George,
IA small town in the south part of the Territory
The statement that delegate Hooper is author
lied to make certain terms at Washington Is
REGARDED as correct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Low TIDEs-Last week the tides in the
river were uncommonly low. On Saturday,
nearly the whole cove below the lower ship
ward to Jones Point was bare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Miss PATrERsoN's READINGS Jeauie
Patterson, of Miss, who will appear before an
Alexandria audience at Sarerta Hall, tomorrow
comp(Shed and attractive young ladies of the
South She was born and nurtured in luxury,
and has enjoyed all the advantages that album
dant wealth could bestow, but, like many others,
has been impoverished by the war, and is now
compelled, by the noble purpose Of supporting
an INDECENT father aud educating her younger
sisters and brothers, to overcome that shrink
ing from notoriety which is inherent in delicate
and refined natures, and to appear upon the
public stage. The following notice of the young
lady is taken from the New Orleans Picayune:-
1--WE have heretofore chronicled the success
full debut of Miss Jeanne Patterson, of Port
Gibson, Miss, as reader. We have now to
record her equally successful appearance as an
actress. The papers pronounce Miss Pattcr-
sons performance astonishing, IN view OF her
youth and ineXpelience. The lady S next APP
pearance was made in Natchez, where she gave
a reading at Institute Hall. The papers there
closes its handsome notice of Miss Patterson
appearance in Port Gibson as follows
The prestige Of this young girls relationship
to some of the most talented and distinguished
gentlemen and ladies in this region, as well as
her personal worth and natural gifts, makes the
fact of her entering upon public and some
what unusual pursuit Of reader, declailncr: or
actress, subject Of much genera! interest 1t
has been the occasion Of the exhibition Of great
kindness and sympathy towards the naturally
retiring and unobtrusive young lady, who, fer
the sake of an inirm father and younger sisters,
braves criticism and possibly scorn and ceusure,
and undertakes tasks of whose righteousness
and magnitude her natural intelligence must
make her pretty we'll aware.
A few years ago, a short time after the fall
of New Orleans. ISIS Patterson was brought to
this place, slender, refined looking child,
clothed in deep mourning for the recent loss of
mother. Since then she has commanded
much interest and affection amongst us, and
our people will feel a kind of personal gratitt
cation in whatever success may attend her in
the future
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

Property SALE.-Francis \. kcrby, auc-
tionccr, sold on Saturday last fishery IN
Charles county, Nd, known as Thorn 5 Cutie
MrJoscph Bcascy Of Prince Georges county,
Md. for the sum of 81 800.
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Marine.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 13.-Put in leaking
near the water line the brig S. p Brown. from
Georgetown for Boston with cargo Of coal
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 13.-An official
canvass of the city and county Of Milwaukee
gives Doolittlc Il majority Of 1914. The demo
cratic loss since the last gubcrnaorial election is
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ELECTED. MIR. John Murphy, who ran on
the Radical tcket,w elected Commonwealth $
Attorney for Westmoreland county by a ma
iorty Of ten votes over Mr.. r. B. Lewis the
Conservative candidate.
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Local ESrcvlticS.

\ horse belonging to James Christie backed
overheard from Eldridge wharf this morning,
but was speedily rescued.
\ horse belonging to Anthony Pcrpcnerr,
coorcd, ran away this morning in the lst Ward,
but was stopped before he had caused any
damage.
American Hall has been fitted up for the
use of the City Council and the two boards will
meet there to morrow night.
The market house stecpc committee are
requested by their President, to hand i'll their
subscription lists at once.
\ freight car ran off the track of the W. Il
o. r. r. this morning, soon after leaving the
depot, but the train was stopped before any
body or thing was hurt
\ goat belonging to Timothy Sullivan was
killed by Capt Travis dog near the corner OF
Columbus and Gibbon streets this morning.
The stable of Mr. Thornton, near the cracker
factory, was robbed last night of some harness
the second time during the month.
As will be seen by notice in another column
the ferry boats will make a special trip to-
morrow night for the accommodation OF those
who may desire to attend the places OF publ C
amusement in Washington.
The ladies interested in the proposed festival
for the benefit Of the Alexandria Library will
meet to- morrow evening. See notice elsewhere.
\ PERFECT RENovAToR of the system, car
rvng off the Initiated bile without the aid OF
Caomcl or any mineral medicine. Simmons
Liver Regulator is entirely vegetable and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

SHEEP KILLING. Two strange dogs, bull
and Newfoundland got into the sheep pen of
B. w. Ghccn & Brother, at West End, yestcr-
day, and killed two and wounled several sheep
before they were discovered. As soon, how.
ever, as their presence was known a large
party armed with guns, pistols, and clubs went
after them, and they were dispatched in short
order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

EEts- LIBRARY NoTlCE.-An adjourned meet
ing of the ladies having the Festival for the
benefit of the Alexandria Library in charge will
be held ut the Library Room. on Tuesday after
noon, at 3! o'clock. A full attendance is very
desirable. nov l3-ltl COMMITTEE.
zats~ Prof. L. e. MAIISI begs leave to an
nounce to the ladies of Alexandria that he is
forming IL private class in Dancing for Children
and Misses. Parents wishing to nave their
my Harmonic HALL on Mondays and WedneS
days from to j p. m nov S-lw
EOR TIE OPERA
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Very respectfully,
V V " tn ~
Mauaging Director 5. a.. !

Edgar Snowdcm, jr., esq, Alexandria, Va
The Office Of the association is in Richmond
and the character of the gentlemen ut its head
Is Sutii lent guarantee that what it Processes
TO do will be carried out to the letter This is
the second donation that has been made to the
Orphan Asylum in this place. and Norfolk,
Richmond Fredericksburg and other places in
the State have received larger or smaller sums,
according to their needs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

FROST. Last week there was a succession
of heavy frosts, and on Saturday morning thin
ice was formed on shallow and exposed pools
of water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

FINE OYSTERS of the largest, fat
test and finest favored oysters we have seen
this season, have been received by Mr.. j ohm II.
Thompson at his establishment opposite the
EuZcttc office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-13

SHOOTING STARS.-This is about the time
when meteoric displays are most frequent.
Several meteors were seen last night.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-This SUI

RnfcMcI0r'S Hair Dyc.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the Worhi-Pcrt"ctly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. \" dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints or Unpras-
Ait Odor. Tho genuine W. \. Bntche!ur, Hair
Dive produces IMMEDIATELY II splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Does not STAN tho
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiul. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, ii Bond ST., New York.
New York. ian 3O--cOly
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.fTCTIG.f Stiles.
DUBLIC SALE AT bayfield,, FAIR
EAN rDTNTN VA

DUBLIC SALE AT bayfield,, FAIR
4 FAX COUNTY, VA.
Will be sold, at public auction. on NEDN ES-
DAY next, November 18th. if fair, if not. the
next fair day thereafter, at Hayticld, about six
miles south of Alexandria, on the telegraph road,
all the STOCK, UTENSILS, CROPS, Nc, &c,
consisting in part of Horses, Colts. Mules, Cat
tie, 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 at ten
per cent On all sums under that amount cash
will b" required.
oct 23-cGls RICHARD WINDSOR.
I1OMMiSSIONER'S SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALENAN-
DtlA, VA.-By virtue Of decree of the Cor
puration Court for the city of Alexandria, Va,
rendered at the October term, 1871. OF said court
in the SUIT of Wesley Avery and wife W. Henry
l.. Simpson ct ais. the undersigned. commits
Siuncr appointed by the said decree. will expose
iScS, on SATC RDAG, the I'd day of December,
1871, at T. IN. all that LOT OF GROUN tr-s
with TWO FRAME TENEMENTS there ia:::i
on. situated at the southeast intersection of King
and Columbus streets, in the said city of AlcXan-
dri;l in front on King street Is feet and III depth
100 'cct-thc same being part of the real estate
of which Reid Cross died seized.
Terms: Onc-tcnth of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale and the residue in three
months from: the day of sale; the deferred pay
mcnts to bear interest from the day of sale, and
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, and the re-
tcntion Of lie title To the property until they
are paid. Stamps and cUnvcyancing at the eX-
pcnsr of the purchasers.
ALBERT STUART,
Su1n
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.Sf'E(j.fi .N'U2SfES.
What Dyspepsia May End i'll

What Dyspepsia Way E'A t!i--Jmdl-
gcstlon is not dangerous, say the faculty. Per-
hnps not in itself, while it remains mere indlgc>-
ton; but look 1T the consequences t" which 1t
may lead, and often does lead when it becomes
Il chronic disease. ~ spark Of fire Is Il small
thing. \ pressure of the foot will put it out; :,
breath will cxlingui>h it. Yet it may fire Il
powder mill. or kinllc ilamcthat will cun>um"
II city. In like manner Indigestion may pro-
ducr yaStritiS cancer of tie stomach. congestion
of the bowels up"pcxv. liver disease, and many
other dangerous maltdc>. l. It not wise. then.
to check it in the germ? Nothing l. more Gear
~ and ndisputably established than that Hos
letter Stomach EttrrS will eradicate dy>prp-
Sit i'm all it, stages The true policy, however,
j. to- rxtlngui,h it in the first Stages with this
wholesome powerful and in:allibc tonic and al
tcralivc. 1t Is easier to qucnch spark than II
fame and ii j. easier To cure d dyspepsia When 1t
j. first developed, than when it has made head
way by neglect, and become complicated with
other ailments There is not the shadow ut Il
doubt that the BttcrS are ~ directly antag"-
niStic to dyspepsia lis water l. to fire There are
thousands Of cases on record proving this fact
The remedy is safe and agreeable. All the lig-
uorS ut' commerce prescribed iS StmuiantS, leave
Il sting bchindy But the sting Is taken out I" the
Spiriluous basis of this great remedy hy vcgcta-
bic medication. and, moreover. the >tilnUant
thus nccic,trd j. of exceptional purity. OF all
tumic> taken ~ safeguards or remedies for fever
and uguc bilious rrmittrntS. and other fall cpl
DENIES it is the only one that can uniformly be-
depended upon. nov lI-c"lW
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New Drug SroRE-Me>srs Clarrdge d
Grigg. two young Aexandrians and excellent
druggists, have opened Il store at the corner of
King and ROYAL streets, which is very hand
somcIy fitted up. They well deserve share
of public patronage.
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ANOTHER Boat RAcE-Another boat race
from Washington to Fort Washington was run
to, day-thi> time between the Fannie and Fan
ME Bell. When they passed here this morning,
on their way down, the Fannie Bell was a
short distance ahead. On their return, the
Fannie Bell was two miles ahead
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BArT1slSG.- Several colorcd persons we're
bapti>cd yesterday at the usual place near Bat
terry Rodgers
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAL.

1GO ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND. on the
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with IL beautiful view
of the latter city and of the Potomac rly"r. The
improvements consist of BRICK DIV Eli o..
Lung HOUSE, with all the necessary out zs:%
buildings, and an abundance OF ch"c" INT
all descriptions. The farm is well watcrcd, anu
has on it II plenty of timber.
300 ACRES HEAVILY lMBERkD LAND
S miles from Washington city--sanc distance
from Alexandria, and about } miles from Il STA
ton on the W. u o. r. r. offering ready mar
kct for wood and timber.
\ FARM, in Fauquicr county, miles below
Nurrcnton, and within two miles OF station IN
the Warrcnton branch Of the o., y. y VI: H.. Il.
The tract contains about 40O acres; * we'll TIM
bcrcd and watcrcd AMI is considered fine graz
ing land.
The above property, the title to which Is with
out defect will be sold cheap and upon accom-
modating terms. Apply to y. b., Gaz"it" Office.
feb lift
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FOi. S.fLE OK feE.N'T.

FUESALE-That desirable PROPERTY
LII on Oronoco street, lately the residence Of
Mrs. Lucy l.. Turner. Apply to
nov l-ro3w {. f. LE f. ,Ir
NOR NT-WAREHOUSE, No. ii King
II street. Apply next door to
THOMAS PERRY,
ouo IS Il King street
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NOR RENT OR SALE-G K + + n W y \
Il FISHING SHORE, on the Potomac, about
Ii miles below Alcxnndriu All the necessary
buildings for the accommodation of the lis Ter
men and their horses are good and in complete
rcpair 1t is and ever has been, one among the
successful fisheries on the river. For further
PARTICULARS apply to Mrs. ANN G BRANDT,
or Mr. JNO B. SMOOT Alexandria. ocl7-lm
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DESIGNATING TIE SABBATH The banks of
Hunting Creek, from Jones Point to the
bridge are rcsorted to regularly every Sunday
evening by parties from this city, who throw
off all restraint and play cards, drink liquor and
desecrate the sabbath in numerous other ways.
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FIRE:-rhc slight alarm Of fire about ten
o'clock last night was caused by the burning Of
the old ice house near the toll house at Hun
ting Greek Bridge The fire WAS the work of
an inccndiary, and the property, which was to-
tally destroyed, belonged to Mr.. John Laphen.
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aug IS
TITY HOTEL PROPERTY FOR REN

This valuable and extensive property binding
on ROYAL, Cameron and Pitt streets, will be for
rent from the first day of january next Tn"
stables will be rented separately. Apply TO-
| ncto WN H. IRWIN
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ANOTHER DONATION TO THE ORPHANS. -
The following letter with enclosed check, signed
10y Henry A. Wise, President, &C., was, this
morning. received. and the check at once hand
ed over to Mrs. }. W. Stewart, one OF the man
ayers Of the Orphan Asylum. the amount to be
10y her distributed in conformity with the
aims and purposes of the association. which is
dong so much for the relief Of the help
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LoUDoUN MARBLE QUARRY.-MesSrs.
Blythe and Marbury, engineers of the Wash
ington and Ohio Railroad, left here this morn
Ing to prospect a route from the Loudoun
Marble quarry to Leesburg, distance of twelve
miles and it is understood that the road will
he built at once, the marble company having
agreed to do the grading provided the railroad
company lay the track.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

"
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Alexandria and fredericksburg Railway Com
pany wi be held at the Office of said company.
in Alexandria. Va, on tt ESDAl, November
18th, 1871, at - o'clock m. The election Of 4
President and Board Of Directors viii be he'd
Same day aud place.
ALBERT HEWSON,
oct 9-1awtd Secretary.
TSTRAY-Ca to the subscriber on Mon
II day. 9th INST. n WHITE cow. with Ger
tain marks upon her. The owner is required t"
come forward, prove property, pay chnrgGs ana
take her away. JOHN AID,
no ll-2t% Arlington i. o.. Alex go.
READ THIS!
We have Il large lot IF
LADIES FINE BUTTON BOOTS,
sent u> from Philadelphia. which will be sold at
Il great reduction Oh the regular price. at
nov 10 WADDEY :. II King 81.
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MA RT'II Al
Tt ESDAY NIGHT, NOV. IA

The boat will make an EXTRA TRIP to
Washington. leaving the Ferry Cos. .T~|
wharf ut Alexandria at G.3O p H.; -
returning, leave Washington at |! at night.
Tick cts soc for round trip. nov 1877
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TRACT OF LAND FOR

v ALL ABLE lfAtl Or LAND FOX
' >ALE.-Uud.r authority of the decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Fnirtax county. Va. rem
d"r",I at it November term, 1853, III the SUIT Of
Susan Allison. Guardian. ". William Allison
.. al the >ub-cribcr a. Commissioner If -ad
Court will ":i:.r for "a" By public auction. 20
The highest bidder on WEDN E>DAI, the 18TH
day OF November. ISL at the front door "i the
Cuart House Of sad county, at - " clock III.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES or
LAND OK THE POTOMAC in SAID county.
near the mouth If the Uccoquan. being that part
Of tn" Sandy Point Farm. winch. III The division
Of H. wa> allotted to the widows and hers OF
John W. Allison, deceased.
Terms: Onc-thirl cash: the residue IN two
equal instruments nj six and twelve months from
the day OF sale, with interest bonds oi the ruE-
chaser to be given for the deferred payments,
and title retained Il. security for their payment.
The property. in the meanwhile, Will be for
sale by privat. contract, and II not thus s"!d,
will H." offered IL above.
:. FERG USON BEACH,,
oct 1l--3awts Commissioner.
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Gcop TEMpLARs. Providence Lodge of
Good Tempars. at Fairfax Court House has
elected Charles T. Watkins Representative,
with Geo. W. fIawxhurSt, alternate, to the
Graud Lodge of Virginia, which commences
It's fourth annual session in Alexandria on
"Wednesday the 10th inst. Pioneer Lodge at
Falls Church has elected as Representatives
Icsscc OWingS and q. J. Bramhall.