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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-10-16
Legislative Proceedings.
FRIDAY. Oct. IL

FRIDAY, Oct IL.
SESATE.-B,HS introduced and REFEREED
By Mr. B gelow, for the better preserva tion
Of the monument to Ethan Allen, in Bur-
lingt IN to general commit ee.
By MIR. Carpenter, Thy request o a mend
sec. of an act in amendment OFT sec. %,
chapter 81, z e. relating to the traffic in
intoxicating drinks. the bill prOvi des that
any complaint, information or indict ! ent
founded on the provisions of chapter nine ty-
four of the 9. s., or any of its amendments,
shall not ab4te or be held insufficient for any
defect therein, or want Of form {; but any de-
feet therein or want OF form or subs a nee,
NAV be amended, before o: on trial by the
court before which the same may b D pending,
Euether by original entry or appeal, upon
such terms as 70 q continuance as the court
shall Judge reasonable and necessary. To
judiciary committee.
AFTERNOON.
Adjourned without any business
HoUsE.-Nr Pltkin, of Montpelier, III the
chair. the speaker being absent.
Petiion.-By Mr.. Stayton, of Stowe, OF
Charles Seaver, praying for the repeal of
the blasphemy law; to committee on ju-
dietary.
Bills introduced and refer red.-By Mr.
Swan, of Rockingham, TO pay Franklin
Butler the sum therein named : to commit
tee on claims.
By Mr.. Bjynton of Woodstock to author
ize the town of Woodstock to guarantee the
interest on the bonds of the Woodstock
Railroad Company; TO committee on rail
roads
By Mr. Ide. of Barnet, 20 incorporate the
Waterford Branch Railroad Company to
committee on railroads.
By Mr. Ormsbee, of Brandon, to author
ize the Brandon Mining Company to reduce
the amount of It's capital stock. and 70 issue
| preferred stock; to committee OF corpora
Z tIOns.
I Mr. Ide, Vi Barnet made the inquiry if
I there was qu rum present.
( Mr. Pngree Of Hartford moved q cali of
the House, which was not seconded by the
/ House
Mr. Granger o. Peacham novel that the
I House adjourn, which was disagreed 70
I yeas 30. nays 81
It appearing that no quorum wa- pre- sent,
the Speaker ruled that unler the rules of the
/ House the char was autnor.zel to adiourH
tue House, and thereIPon declared the
House adjourned.
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From etufl.

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. l5.-In the council
to day House bill for the election of delrgais 10
the convention to frame a constitution for the
admission OF Utah as State was referred to
the judiciary committee.
The conservative Mormoas are aetating the
question of minority representation and express
the belief that the moderate Gentle delegation
in the Legislature would he nearest their cause,
or at any rate abatc much of the preiudices aud
dissentions existing. All this il, however, in
view Of State organization.
Several cases of smallpox have occurred in
the city and fears are entertained that the dis
ease will spread.
Delegate Hooper and number Of other
prominent citizens will leave for Washington
tomorrow.
The Gentle papers are still >,7"nunuSy nrG-
ing concerted action against thu admission Ut
tab as Il State
The weather is pleasant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16
Railroad Suit.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l6-Suit was commenced
to-day in the United State. District Court
against the Cincinnati 4 indianapolis Junction
Railroad Company and others. by James Joy
Moses Taylor John jacob Astpr. and Barring
Brothers. OF New York and others. based on
the purchase of 81 ,0mO00 Of first mort gaee
bonds and aG0.O0O of second mortgage bonds
of the Fort Wayne, Munroc l. Cincinnati road
held by the former, the complainanis averring
that the defendants withheld information OF
the existence of S30nD00 Of liabilities against
the said company, inhicting damage upon them
thereby They ask that all persons having
claims against the Fort Wayne railroad he III
lectcd 10 present them in court
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From. St. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo. l6.-George Ii. Morgan was
re eectcdSecretary of the Merchants Exchange
Yesterday tor the eighth tune.
At a meeting Of the College graduates. resi-
dent in ST. Louis, last night, temporary or
canizatiou of the University Club was effected!
Among the colleges represented were Harvard
Yale, Amherst, Union, Williams, Matervllie
Hamilton, Columbia. Mckendree:, " ashmg
ton, University Of hedeDsrS SnlveTS1iy sc o.
s;tes. A constitution was adopted and tenn
norarv officers chosen. The objects of the club
ar, social intercourse, aud closer union between
university and coege.Ired men of this city,
with view to broader and higher culture.
The meeting was large,
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
fplSpATCHEs TO THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
COSGR ESS.
WASHINGTON January II

WASHINGTON January Is, 49,
LII the Senate, after the presentation OF u
large number of petitions, Mr.. Sherman re-
ported from the Finance Committee House bill
for repeating the duty ON salt with amend
ments.
Mr Sumner retook the floor and produced an
appendix to his speech Of yesterday, contain
people that it should be adopted.
The House of Representatives was occupied
with bill. introduced by Mr.. Garfield to pay
$4,000 to the Surt-mcn who man life boats Oh
the coast Of New jersey
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From New York

New York. Jan. l6.-A reporter interviewed
Wheeler II. Pcckham last nj ght concerning
the investigation into the charges against Judge
Barnard Mr.. Peckham thinks the Grand
Jury have 40 jurisdiction in the case. II Judge
Barnard wants an investigation he should bring
the matter before the Senate. The Grand
Jury arc not examining the charges a reported.
The Tribune states that the report that the
European bankers had combined to take all
loans authorized by Congress is coutradictcd.
Stokes trial will probably not occur till Feb,
ruary.
e.. S. Sncad, OF London, claims that hy hi
proposed purchase Of the Geographic ocean
cables by the government Of England and the
United States, the expense of teleeraphing be.
tween the two countries will he reduced to ore
shilling per word.
II !, showing. The wind is east
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Excitement.

CHICAGO. Jan. lG.-The citizens OF North
Side, mostly Germans, to the number Of two or
three thousand, marched in procession this ev-
evening to the City Hall building to protest
against the passage of the ordinance establish
ing limits of the city as fire limits They car
ried trausparancies and banners. the devices ex-
pressing in language more forcibe than elegant
their feelings on the proposed prohibition of
the erection of frame buildings They denouu-
ced the ordinance as an effort to crash out the
poor for the benefit of the rich. The crowd
passed into the council chamber, where they
were 50 demonstrativc that the council hastily
adjourned. the aldermen making their way out
as best they could. The excitement is intense;
one part Of the citizens toreseeing the great in
Jury to business if good fire ordinance is not
passed, others being determined to have their
own homes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

READING. Jan. ia fire broke out at
o clock this morning destroying nearly half
square on Fifth, from. Penn to Court streets.
The buildings destroyed were Stichter 4 Son.
hardware, Major John Ebncys, restaurant, the
State House building. in which were several
stores, BoSt & Brothers, cigar store, Long $
stove and tinware, Hoff & MiIholland banking
house. The Reading Fire Insurance Com
pany, First National Bank and the Reading
Savings Bank buildings were damaged, hut
the tiremen succeeded in saving them. The
fire originated in a frame building in the rear
Of Bost & Brothers, cigar store. The loss Is
estimated at quarter Of million dollars.
CAIRO, LII. Jan. ia fire last night to-
tally destroyed four tenement houses occupied
BY negroes Cause, kerosene explosion. y
woman named Smith was burned to death
Three missing children are supposed To have
perishcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16
The Grand Duke.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA dispatch from
Camp Alexis states that the Grand Duke, ac
companied by General Gustav, killed his first
buffalo on the plains on the l4th instant The
party were to start early yesterday morning
accompanied by large number OF ludians fol
another hunt some fifteen miles away WI Ter!
buffalo herds were plenty. Alexis tclegrtphcd
to the Emperor Of Russia his success III kill
ing his first buffalo.
OMAHA NEB. Jan. lG.-A courier who ar
rived from North Platte yesterday reports thai
the huting party of the Grand Duke Alexis are
having grand tine: The weather is warn
and pleasant and buffalo abundant. The part,
will leave this place for Denver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16
Ss,.. fs17Ept4.

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-S1ocks very strong.
Money firm ut l. Gold steady al 81. Virginia
sizes IS: new - Flour dul! And unchanged. -
Wheat quiet mad firm. Corn dull and in buyers
favor.
BALTIMORE. Jan lr-Nirsinia skies, old, ~
hid: do coupon. old. 10 hid: do consolidated
-! br ;ii asked. West Nrginn> -! bid 2i{
asked C"lInn-.low mddiings quiet ut 81
Flour strong. Wheat quiet and steady Penn
sylvania llSniG1. Corn >trndy: white southern
G3at;f;: yellow do G1nf,s: mixed Western tea1o.
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Cuban Affairs.

New YORK. Jan. lG-The World states
that 4 leading officer of the Cuban army who
was sent by the Cuban Republic as ambassa.
dor to England, where he has been successful
in obtaining the friendly action Of the British
government. has arrived here and left for
Washington last evening accompanied by ten
eral MacAlahon. He will have interviews with
the President and urge early action Of the Uni
ted States IN recognizing the Cuban Republic
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The Lauisi,Ina Troubles.

New YORK, Jun. l6.-A special from New
Orleans states that Governor Yarmouth has
completely turned the tables on his opponents
who acknowledge themselves beaten. A fee
bic attempt to get up dist urhance last night
Tell still born The cost OF the fifteen days strug-
gle is stated as over $35OuOU.
New York, Jan lG.--Thc effect ofthe set
Element Of the troubles in New Orleans said 10
have caused state securities to have advanced
( mar
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Travel.

OMAHA. Jan lG.-Four trains leaving o.
den Sunday. the eth and Monday the Sth con
Soiilacd and also Tuesday : and Wednesday $
trains arrived at Cheyenne yesterday afternoon
The first train was detained three days at
Crrston, one LAY at Rock Creek and two days
at lookout The passengers subssted on
cracker, and cheese and canned meats inr part
Of the time
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E'rs,lll Sdayli.

NEW York. Jan l6.--A Portan Prince
letter OF the 4th instant states that the German
war steamer which demanded damages from
the iIaytirn government had departed, salts
factory arrangement having been made The
French claim Is al iu>tcd, and the war steamer
rcmairS
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kIi-Ai LUX.

CIXrlxNATI. Jan. lG--Them was ku
kux raid. in Bald Knob precinct. near Frank
fort. kentucky, Saturday night last. Several
white .Eorers were ordered away and other
persons were kept ont all night A lengthy
petition wa, presented 10 the kentucky Legis
la:ure yesterday praying relief from the attacks
of tLrSr nurl,Us
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.Y.NTSE.EE.fTS.
4 VERY INTERESTING LECTURE will
n be given by one of the most celebrated lee
tlrrrs nf the day the

4 VERY INTERESTING LEY U NE VIII
n be given by one OF the most celebrated lee
t,lrcrs nf the day, the
Rev. DR.. s. DEUTSCH, LII. d..
of Sinai Temple. Baltimore on
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL,
AtSAREPTA HALL.
The subject is taken from Isaiah, chant"r Nj:
nr ''ias the Messiah already appeared:
The lecture will be delivered in English under
the auspices OF the Hebrew Congregation beth
Ell Tor the benefit of their school.
Tickets of admission 80 ccnts--to be had ut Nj r.
Frcr eli : buk>tor": Of The committee and at tie
door.
COMMUNICATION W"inna',, Lewis Stein,
Isaac Schwarz Jan i"-td
CoScER1.
will en,lc&vor to procure tickets and seats
for one Of THEODORE THOMAS'S CON
CER'rS, in Washington. January 2itn or 18th,
Tor fifty or more persons. provided their names
will be handed in on or before Thursday, Jan.
18th. The tickets will be assigned in the order
III which the names will be received.
- VICTOg BECKER,
jan I5-@t lia King street Alexandra, Va.
TlRE EMS BALL.
The first Fircmcn Ball Of the Season vii! be
given by the
FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY.
HARMONIC HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY lh, Is
The committee pledge themselves TO mai the
occasion one nt utmost enjoyment I" AL who
may he present.
FIonr Managers.
B. f. Penn, K. H. Tomlinson. \. G. k"ll.
Il. VI. Latham.
Committee Of arrangements.
). :. Brown, James Travcrs &. &. Brown,
James Dugan. s. Fields.
jan 1O-tl
ry,HE BALL OF THE SEASON.
THE HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL
viii Be held
AT THEIR HALL, on THE 10Th INSTANT.
No means will be spared to make the occasion
one Of utmost enjoyment toall present: ana eucli
scenes will be introduced rs willnot iai! toarousc
The mcrirnenl Of all participants to pcrlectI"n
Cbuiniatt.e Of arrangements.
!. Schneider, s. Dealhau. K. Portnrr, =. Wcn-
berg l. Rnmmcl, F.. Lambert, d. Bcndhrlm.
Fioor lInnngrrS
l.. Stein. L. Schwartz. VIM. Wi!kcning, Joseph
Kaufman.
jun 3--cutI
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BADLY Huar-A horse belonging to Mr,
Shoeman, who lives near Cameron hun, rap
uwly 10 West End yesterday, throwing aud
tadiy cutting the head Of the young man VIII"
wse driving him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

CRY SCHOOL BOARD.-Aliss Lena K. Shay,
having resigned the principalship Of Lee School,
in consequence Of her acceptance of more
lucrative position elsewhere, Il meeting of the
City School Board has been called for tonight
by the Chairman, at the request Of the City
Superintendent, in order to fill the vacancy.
1t will be held at the Superintendent office,
III Prince street. at ! 0 clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

THE WEATHER continues cold AMI there
was last night and this morning III 'aprarrnt
proclivi,y' to snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

AN OH CAsE--Among the cases to be tried

AN OH CASE. Among the cases to be tried
at the general term Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia which commenced
yesterday, is that Of Sckles vs. the Baltimore
and Washington Steam Packet Company, own
ing the steamer Columbia, which has been in
that Court for quarter of century.
PERSONAL. Mes>rs Addison, llarbury, and
Thomas Dwyer, of this city, left here this
morning, for New York, to take the steamer
which leaves that city on the 18th Instant, for
Aspinwall,e n route to Costa Rica to be employ
ed in the construction OF the trans-continenlal
railroad now in progress in that country.
RECOVERY OF A STOLEN HoRSE-
valuable horse stolen last Friday night from
Mr.. James Kirby who lives at Falls Church
was recoveredin Washington early the follow
ing morning by the police of that city. In,
the thief escaped.
APPOINTED. Mr.. John Chaunccy. Of this
city. has been appointed Superintendent the
grounds at Mount Vernon, vice Mr.. James
Watts, and has entered upon his duties.
THE WEATHER continues cold. ana there
was last night and this morning, an ''arrarrn'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

m-s~ON Happy Relief for
Young Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
in early life Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. lmpcdimcnts to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarkabIe
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOW ARD ASSO-
CITATION, so South Ninth St, Philadel
phia. dec .2-tSlw3m
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WATER PLUGS AT WEST END.-A meeting
Of the residents OF West End, will be held at
Catls' Tavern, at two O'Clock next THURSDAY
evening, to dlvise measures for having that sub
urb ,upplicd with water plugs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

MAGAZINES. From the book aud periodical
store Of Mr.. George +. French, No. % King
street, we have to-day the February number OF
the Galaxy, with table Of contents even more
attractive than usual, aud the February mum
beers OF Peterson'S, Godey's and Demorest
ll,ies' mapaZines
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-16

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF a TRACT OF
a LAND NEAR THE VILLAGE OF AC-
COTINK. IN THE COUNTY OF FAIRFAX.
BY authority of deed from j. B. Troth an"
wife and others. dated October LIST, 1869, and re
corded in iber X, No. 4, folio 2lS, of the land
records of Fairfax county, conveying 10 the un
,lrrsigucd, as trustee tract Of land, in said
county, near The village of Accotink in trust, u
secure a note in said deed described, for the SUN
of S2,4l5.30 will sell, By public auction, IN
front of the Mansion House Hotel, in the city %
Alexandria at II o clock m., on SATURDAY.
the Sd day Of February, 1877, tho said TRACT
OF LAND in the said dead mentioned, contain
ing lO3 acres, and for more particular dcscrlI'-
ton Of Which reference Is hereby made TO the
said deed.
Terms: 50 much Of the purchase money 70 l."
paid in cash will be sufficient to pay tbs
amount due on said note, the expenses OF sslh,
taxes and other costs, and the residue thereof on
the first day of October, 1872 the deferred pay
ment to be secured by deed ot trust on the land.
II. .. CHA UGIITOS,
dec 3n-onts Trustee.
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no coz 4 X \ & To 4 :.

TYIO co \ K \ + y K 5.
Scu!c,l proposals will be received by the I'M
drrsignc,i. a committee of Alexandria Washing
ton Lodge, No ~, ~, +. Il y. NJ for The rrec-
ton and completion OF their LODGE BUILD
ING, on Market square. according IL plans and
specifications furnished by Adolf C'nss, arch-
;cct These plans can be seen ut the store of Jo-
srph Hopkins, No. ) north Fairfax street. who
will explain 10 bidders any portion Of them not
fully understood.
The bids must be made out on a form furnish
I'd BY the committee, and endorsed ''Proposals
for the erection and completion Of Washington
Lodge Building ard handed in on or before T.
o'clock Thursday. February 18TH 1872
GEO. Z. FRENCH,
WIN. Ii. LAMBERT.
GEO. r. SHINN,
\ H. SMYTH,
JOHN A. FIELD,
jan ltd Committee.
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Jan 1l-lawts


TRUSTEES SALE-Under authority Of
i deed Of trust from Joseph NJ. Wood aid
wife, dated May 2s, 1863, duly recorded in Fair
fax county, Virginia, will SELL at public, AUG
ton, OH the premises, at II 9 clock m, of WE'D.
NESDAY, the It'll day OF February, 1877, one
HUNDRED 70-lU ACRES OF Ian d in said
county, mar; Of the original "l1olin Hail. e.
,ntc nEnut four miles below .Alcxandra, on the
Alcxandria, M"unt Vernon and AccotnS turn
pike road beginning at a stake and stone on the
north side Of said turnpike. on Charles Bsllcn-
gers line, and running with his line ). 66' ~
~. IS CHI. 30 links. to a stake in Henderson'4
line on The south edge of the turnpike; thence
with Henderson 8 lyo 81 L. 81 CHI. to a stake
corner to Henderson. Moore and Snowden, ~
the intersection ofthe iitches thence with Sno"
den's line \. $50 +. ch. - links 10 stake, cor
ncr to Gibbs: thence with his land \. l9' -
". 81 CHI. 81 links t. the beginning.
Terms cash. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
jan Acct: trustee.
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ALARM OF FlRE-'rhe alarm Of fire about
eleven clock this morning. which succeeded in
bringing ont the FIRE department, was caused by
the smoke from pile OF burning brush, near
the ferry house. on the opposite side Of the
river. One of the hind wheels of the steam fire
engine Columbia was smashed while that piece
of apparatus was crossing the gutter at the in
tersection of st. Asaph and King streets, on its
way to the supposed fire.
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TRUSTEE. ) SALE OF A TRACT or
L LAND NEAR THE VILLAGE OF AC-
CDTlNK IN THE COZ NTI OF FAlRFAA.
By authority Of deed from Ezra Troth ana
wife to the undersigned, trustee, dated the lst
day Of October 1868, and recorded in lber K.
No. i. folio 2l5, OF the land records Of the coun-
tv Of Fairfax, conveying tract of land near tbn
village Of Accotink, in said county, in trust to
secure the payment of note on the said deed
described, tor the sum Of 5000, will sell, by
public auction, in front OF the Mansion House
Hotel, in the city OF Alexandria, at T. p. NJ.
on SATURDAY, the Sd day Of February, 1872;
the said TRACT OF LAND in the said deel
mentioned, containing j5i acres, and for NOR"
particular description oi which rctrrenceis here
by made To the said deed.
Terms: SO much Of the purchase money 10 '-e
paid in cash as will be sufficient 70 pay the
amount due on said note, the expenses of sale,
taxes and other costs, and the residue thereof IL
be paid on the first day Of October, 1872 thu
deferred payment Ia hn secured by deed OF trust
on the land. II. .. CLAUGHIoN,
dec 3O-crts Trustee.
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Gs- BATCHELORS HAIR IE.-This SUI
perb Hair Dye is the bestin the Worid-Peri"ctly
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous 1ints, or Unpleae.-
ant Odor The genuine W. \. Batcholors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Does not STAN the
skin, but leaves the Hair Clean Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye: Sold ny
Mi DrugrSt. Factory. lG Bond -, New York.
New York, ian 21-eolY
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rUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE.
y The second lot Of
GUITAR AND VIOLIN STRI NGS.
the best. AS well as the cheapest i'll the market
and of my own importation.
Also, this morning.
OncOr SMITH SPLENDID SEVEN STOP
ORGANS, the fellow to the one sold lately to
one Of our esteemed merchants, i. H. Tols"n,
esd Of this city. '. BEChER,
ian 12-3t l44 King st.. Alexandria. Va
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Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs.J
TERUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
i MARKET FARM, NEAR ALEXAN-
DRIA, VA.-Pursuant to deed Of trust eye
cutcd by Albert Spinl>s. bearing date on the 18th
day Of Scplembcr, 1870. and duly of record in
tn Sand records Of Fairfax county, Va. the un-
dersrned, trustee in said dead will expose to sal",
bv public auction on SAT RDAY the 10Th day
Of January 1877, at II m, in front of Green
Mansion House, in AleNandra, Virginia, TWO
LOTS OF GROUND, in Fairfax county, Wa,
adjacent to the city Of Alexandria, Va, and on
the road Lending TO Hunting Creek, and contain
ing together about FIVE 81 ACRES. The e.,
property is improved by a comfortable aII
FRAME DWELLING, Corn House, &c, aud
fencing
Terms: So much Of the purchase money IN
cash rs will be required to pay the expenses CT
sale and the sum Of two hundred dollars, with
interest at the rate of twelve per cent from the
18th day of September, 1870, and the residue in
two equal payments at six and twelve months
from the day Of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust upon
the property ALBERT STUART,
dec 2o-cots Trustee.