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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-22
Riot AT ,scSS.sp. Ga.

SAVANNAH. GA. January 2l.-A distur-
bance occurred at Jcssup. Ira. last night, be-
tween some blacks at dance house. The mar
shall was called and succeeded in etlecting the ar
rest Of one of the guilty parties, the rest csccp-
ing. The man who had been arrested was I'M
mediately afterwards baled out by white
man. About four hours after he had regained
his liberty. he joined another party Of blacks,
and. with them, began firing into a party of
white men who had been detailed by the May
or to make arrests, among whom was the man
who had furnished the bail. The rioters con-
tinued their indscriminate firing for sometime
but, happily, without doing much damage,
and violently resisted all attempts to arrest
them. Finally, the Mayor was summoned
who, with the aid of an additional posse of
white men, succeeded in quelling the distur-
bance, killing one of the blacks and MORALLY
wounding others of the rioters. This had the
effect of quieting down the unruly element.
and, although the rioters again returned, de-
handing liquor, which was refused. no further
disturbance took place. The coIored population
of the town behaved well, and tried to induce
the rioters 10 submit to tho law hut failed, I'M
I'll the Mayor appeared with his force.
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From tilc West Indies.

NEW YORK Jan. 22.-Wcst India news per
.hc steamer Erie Contains the following items ::
Ii is reported at ST. Thomas that Il revolution,
headed by Plmntoe, is in progress III st. Do
miugo, against Bali. and three small towns
have risen.
The steamer na$>ier, with the American
scientific party, put AUTO Barhodoe>. December
Ssh, to repair her air pump Dr. Martin left
and returned on the steamer Erie owing to
trouble w.tn his eyes.
The small .yox Is still raging at Truidad,
The quarantine against Halifax and New York
has been reduced IL five days at Porto Rico.
Laguayra dates TO the Sth inst, states that
the gov4rr!llant has taken possession OF several
private huu.es !ur barracks AT Caraccas. \
s,rauer from Trinidad hal brought 1900 mus.
krls aud II million cartridges; for the revolution
lists The Urinoco is partially bIockaded. The
diplomatic corps at Caracas refuse any further
intercourse with the government until the OBJ
noxo,l= orders are rctracteh. 1t is stated that
another expedition To aid tic Cuban rcvoln-
tions,s is lifting out ut Caracas.
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From. New York.

New YORK, Jan 20 REV. Dr. j. D. Brad.
ley delivered Il sermon yesterday in the AID
stree, Church, Episcopal, ANNOUNCING his Sc
ccSsion. and his adoption Of the Catholic rellg-
ion. He was educated at Oxford University,
England !,
John Glass was assaulted and stabbed and
cut in seventeen places last night, by James
Costello for abusing the latter IN a vltuperatlye
manner. Glass presented a shocking spectacle
when taken to the Station, being covered with
blood. His face and head were hacked awful
", The assault was made with large carving
knife which Costello used in his restaurant,
where Glass had Just ordered supper. GLASS
will die
jacob Wetzel shot Emma Behrens in con-
cert saloon this morning:
Michael Fittner was fatally assaulted by rut-
fans in front of his residence in Auth street at
midnight. -
William Marx, recently convicted OF outrag-
lug little girl, was today sentenced by Recor-
der Hackctt TO 20 years in the state prison
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Ry Green & Wise.

TRcal Estate a gents and Auctlonecrs.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
ID Corporation Court for the city of Alexan-
drn. Va, rendered at the October term, 1871, of
said Court in The suit Of james Il. Williamson
vs. George Davis ct ais. the undersigned, com
missioner, appointed by the SAID decree WI! cS
pose to sale by public auction, IN front Of the
Mansion House, Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
DAY, the I'd day Of February, 1872, ut II M,
the HOUSE and Lot, No. 49, Cameron Ola Ola
street. Aic%andrin, W., nj present "ccu- s9sEzl.
pied by George Davis
Terms: one tenth Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue III three equal payments nt
.,x. twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
safe, with interest the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser, with "p-
proved security, and the retention Of the title to
the property urli they are paid.
CHARLES l.. STUART,
ian lg-eo1s CDmmr. OF Sale
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s'rutss Central! America.

NEw YoE!<, Jan. 1!22.-'I'hc steamer Henry
CIAlrccy brings Panama dates to the 18th m
slant. Three Japanese sailors had arrived
there on al crew of twclIty-thrrc. the re-
lnai,drr having died nn Il junk which was dis
ahIrd oil The coaS, of Japan and drlitcd 2.'oD
miles until she went ashore on the island ni
Alahn. They were nine months At sea.
The laE,urcrS on Il railroad at Panama had
struck and the company had called on the gov
eminent to protect its employees.
Much delay was occasloned TO the steamer
III unloading.
Several wealthy cubans are settling on the
lsthnlrs, opening large sugar plantations.
The Spanish Ireatc Plzaro has taken the
place OF the Tornado in watching the American
steamer Eirgnius in the harbor Of Aspinwall;
Several cities in Nicaragua have petltloned
the government for the expulsion OF the Jesuits
who have lately fled there from Guatemala.
their presence being deemed dangerous 10 the
republic.
4 thousand rifles, 4 mitracleus and two
printing presses imported by the Guatemallan
government trnm the United States elnboat
Mohccan, had arrived at Panama.
Lima dates to December 222d states that the
editors of the Nacional are still imprisoned by
the government and arc not allowed to sec
their families.
An American photographer named Richard
son was also imprisoned for issuing caricatures
Of leading politicians in Lima. The United
States Minister at Lima protested unsucccss-
fully against Richardson's incarceration.
Edward ~ Madre, formerly of Ramsey
county. Minnesota stule vessel and cargo
for CalIao, took them to Savilla and sold them
to another American named Davidson. They
We're arrested by officers from Panama and sent
m Porn
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.8VrTyON S.4LES.
RyTD Uarr;son. Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Els
" TATE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA:-Iur-
stunt to decree Of the County Court OF Alex
andria county, rendered Mt its October term,
1871, in the chnncery cause Of Barley, TrpIett
IL Co. vs.. Bowdens administrators and another,
the undersigned, as commissioners appointed by
said Court, Will SELL b pYbc suct0n ,h to II the
dny Of February, 1872. ut II O'clock m, in front
of the premises the LOT OF GROUND EE:sa
with the HOUSES and other improv e. FL }a
menls thereon, on the south side OF Queen, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, fronting on
Queen street twenty leet and ext nding back one
hundred feet ten feet II ley, being the prop,
crry of which Alexander Bowien died seized
and possessed.
Terms: One tenth cash; the remainder Of the
purchase money in three cquu! payments ~ I"
y and IS months, to be sec red by r,irc -
rr 5 bonds, with good surely, anG a 'e., nt";'' %
Money shs!I nav. been fully paid COST of coli
veyancing TO be borne by the PURCHASER,
EDMUND BURKE,
d. l.. SMOOT,
ian lo.ts Comm rs. of Sale.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGR ESS.
w c,,,,,rror T,a,,,,.,, 90 1879

WASHINGTON. January %, 1872.
In the Senate. to-day, Mr. Johnston, of Nlr-
gina, presented the memorial Of Mrs. NJ. r..
Lee the owner Of the estate nj Arlington, set
ting forth Tint she was the owner OF the estate
at Arlington by devise from her father, Geo.
W. p CustiS and that after her death the
estate descended to her eldest son, that the
said estate had been sold by the Commissioners
Of taxes III the insurrccinuary districts. for $92,
and that she is advised that such sale is Invalid.
She represents that said estate has been used
by the Government OF the United States as
National Cemetery; that she has no de,lr: to
disturb such po>Se,Son hut asks that her Claim
be examined and Just compensation allowed her.
The memorial was referred, without debate
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Lewis. Of Virginia, presented the me
inoraI of sundry citizens Of Virginia, belonging
to The German Reformed Church. asking COM
pcn>aior for church property destroyed during
the war Referred To the tnmmitce on Claims:
The I!onSc ni Representatives was engaged
in calling on States for resolutions Ne. N"ne
were prr~culr! from Virginia.
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Real Estate Agents and !auctoneers:J
rVNRU STEE'S SALE OF A TRACT or
l. LAND NEAR THE VILLAGE OF AC-
CDTlNK, IN THE COU MY OF FAl RFAA;
BY authority Of deed from Ezra Troth and
wife to the undersigned, trustee dated the lst
duy of October, 1869, and recorded in liber X,
No. J. folio 2I5, of the land records of the coun-
tv of Fairfax, conveying q tract of land near the
village of Accotink, in said county, in trust to
secure the payment of note on the said deed
described, ior tho sum Of 5000, | will sell, BY
public auction, in front OF the Mansion House
Hotel, in the city of Alexandria, at l2.l5 p: M,
on SATURDAY, the Sd day of February, 1872,
the said TRACT OF LAND in the said deed
mentioned, containing 554 acres, and for more
particular description of which references here
BY made to the said deed.
Terms: So much OF the purchase money to he
paid in cash US will be sufficient to pay the
amount due on said note the expenses OF sale,
taxes and other costs and the residue thereof to
be pad on the first day Of October, 1875 the
deferred payment to BE- secured by deed OF trust
on the land. Il. y. CLAUGhION,
dec 3()-rots trustee.
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Foreign News.

Madrid. Jan. 22-The recent circular is
sued to the governors of the provinces lnstruc;-
ting them to suppress the meetings and break
up the organizations of the International Socl-
ety has evoked circumstances from the mem
bcrs in all parts Of Spain. The government, Is
daily receiving petitions and protests, and the
Internationals of Madrid have made an earnest
appeal Tor the revocation Of the Instructions.
PARIS. Jan. 23-Presdent Theirs receives
gratifying evidences Of public confidence from
all quarters The diplomatic representatives OF
foreign governments waited in body on him
yesterday and presented their congratulations
on his determination to remain at the head OF
the government The greeting received from
Count Orloff Russian Ambassador. was notice
ably warm and cordial.
MApR1D, Jan. pa caucus Of Senators
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SSsEEf.yE .>'VTETEs.

a.t."AN APPEAL TO REASON.-hraln
would be- much more carefully guarded thnn 1t
is ut present, and the average Of human life
heightened by many years, II common sens"
and the light of experience were accepted by lhr
universal public ,s their medical monitor and
guide The true philosophy "I health II simple;
1t consists in rri,ining from ndulg"hc"S aud
ilnprudrmr,S which impair the vlt"l forces, and
in supplying any deficiency OF vital power ana
constitutional Vi gor that may exist, ny lnyIg"-
rating and Alternative treatment. To remit rec
and regulate feeble system, and To prevent a
more vigorous physique from yielding to un-
healthy and debilitltng influences, Hostcttcr ;
Stomach Bittcrs is unquestionably the most po-
tent of all vegetable purifiers As a stimulant,
it is the purcst ever administered in medical
practice: rs a tonic and stomachic, the most in
iallible as an anti-bilinns agent the safest and
surest, and AS IN aperient and regulating mcdl-
cine, mild and painless, yet Irresistible. 1t IS
protection against disease Of every kind, and all
seasons, and is particularly eiicaciollS as Ecarls
of forcarming the system against the ailments
generated by raw, damp ungenal atmosphere.
Hence its great value as winter tonic and m
vigorant No one predisposed to indigestion,
biiousncss, constipation, rhcumatismor nerrnu,
headache, should ever be without this Vital
Elixir AS certain class of country dealers are
very ANXIOUS to dose their customers with 'iocA!
bitters'' Of worthless or prrnlrous character.
which they represent to he equal or superior. t.
the great national tonic. the public Is hereby
iolr~ni'ned against their tricks OF trade.
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ian lY-eots
IATTANs. CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

IN is the onl ~ article entirely harmless when
restores gray hair To It's natural color ana YOUTH
'"' NA,TTASs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
contains no poisonous substances, no sugar-ot-
lead, sulphur or nitrate of silver.
NAITANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
restores gray hair in from three to ten days IN
every instance We warrant it.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
supplies the hair with new vitality, and hence
NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
i perfectly Clearly; it does not soil the finger
nails the finest fabric or anything else. ewclry,
which has been blackcncd BY the various, sui
phur preparations IT not only does not dirty
but irappIicd will beautifully cleanse. Try II.
NAITANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
makes dry and bra<h hair moist and glossy,
without, however. making il sticky aS other
dirty articles of this kind do Pomades and
oils may he used, if desired, with this prepare
ton without ,npairing IL usefulness
NATTANS CRYSTAL DlSCON EkI
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
has in number Of instances, produced a new
growth of hair though it is not claimed that It
will bc successful in every Case:
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is put up in Iargc bottles. containing over nall as
much more as any other in the market, "hilc It's
effects are more prompt and positive; therefore,
it is certainly the most economical article in USE
in short there are Il thousand reasons why you
should use it in preference to any othcr--rrasnns
which have induced the nmsScs who use hair re-
storcrS To use t-and chief among which IL the
perfect safety with which you can apply It, Try
il, if YOU have not done so already, and though
YOU may have used something before. or for
years even, yet we can assure you that after civ,
ing CRYSTAL DISCOVERY trial, you will
gIatly discard your previous Eavorite. II your
druggist has not got it, take mother Tor this Is the
which will perform it functions promptly. Ask
him L. get it for you. Price one dollar.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Alexandria by WAKEFIELD 4
HALL, and druggists generally:
Wholesale Agents John +. Henry and T. G..
Wells s. Co., New York; Johnston, Holloway
s. Cowden, Philadelphia. oct 28-eoly
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Cuban Affairs.

New YORK, Jan 22-It is stated that the
Cuban leaders who.have been in this country
for some time seeking to induce our govern
ment to recognize thcCuban republic as befll,o
gerent power, are beginning to dispalr OF
success. They will bring to bear on Congress
now the recent landing of 25,OOO coolies aud
also the landing OF several cargoes OF slaves on
the island as arguments against Spanish rule.
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STOLEN Cows.-Two valuable COWS stolen
from Mr.. James Chatham last week have been
traced to slaughter house in the Washington
Navy Yard. They were recognized by several
persons on the aque luct bridge but no partiru
lar attention was paid to them, asst was supposed
they had been sold.
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tssa f5ayEGGS.

NEW YORK Jan. .2--Stocks steady. Money
easy at g. cold steady nj 0 Virginia skies % ;
new SO. Flour dull ana heavy. Wheat quiet
and declining. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE Jan. 22-Virginia skies, old, Al
bid do. coupon, OLD 80 bid do. new % pa !;
do. consolidated 81 bid, jll asked: West Flr-
giniaS II bid, IS asked. Cotton quiet but llrm !;
low middns- u Flour firm and in ln'rrnved
demand Western Family : ,Oa@S -. Wheat
firm and stock scarce White Southern Corn
firnrr ~ c:;uC;; yellow Southern steady ut f!'"'';
MIXED Western 67uiS!. Oats firm ut lr'D
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MASQUERADE AND FANCY BALI.-The ar
engagements for the grand fancy and masque,
rade ball of the Harmonic Association, at their
hall, next Thursday night, have all been com
pIctei, and the affair promises to greatly ex-
coed any entertainment of the kind heretofore
given in this city. Among the incidents Of the
evening will DC the representation OF political
election IN 1876, after the adoption OF the 10th,
OF " OMAN Rights amendment; a raise OF hor
- aud African BOOSTERS: reception OF Alexis,
&r &c A. will be seen by a notice IN another
rolun!n.a cos,nmcr will BE- here on the 9th
9th inst, with dresses for the occasion.
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acknowledgement arc being made,
aud have progressed as far as the inspection OF
lots upon one of which to erect the necessary
building, for the establishment of Bethel
meeting house at some point along the wharves..
\ meeting of the Ladies Sewing Society Of
the I'd Presbyterian church will be held to-
night to raise funds for the proposed object
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-22

OYSTERS. The supply OF oysters now at the
oy Ser lock is l;trsc and Of good quality, and
,t. ..,,r AT which they ar. rctai|ci varies from
j., ..urV, to $l,25 Il hu<hcI Among the best
,ief, j. tI.r cargo Of the sloop Irwin, Captain
Gcors. Jones. IRON 81. lcgeos BY the new
,n,,,.,,r,,,n laws, purchasers are required I" pay
OH. cent II bushcl on all the oysters they buy
from boats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-22

DISTURBANCE "A fight occurred aitcrtwelHe
. clock las, Saturday night in Il house near the
wharf ii the Hampshire 4 Baltimore Goal
Company, between the proprietor and some OF
his friends and a party Of sailors, in which the
latter were the vic,ors. The police arrested
some Of those engaged and Justice May made
them pay Tor their sport.
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LOCAL NEWS.

YEsTERDAY.-The weather yesterday was
cold and disagreeable, with fall of snow in
The morning. There were few persons on the
streets, and the congregations assembled at the
1iferent churches were smaller than usual. The
pulpits OF all the churches were occupied by
thc resident clergy. The following is rcport
of the work done during the day by the Young
Mems Christian Association:
The Aims House services were of the mosf in
trrc-,ng character. A full corps Of workers was
on hand and, for the weather a good attendance.
;rnn, the nrighborhood present
The exercises 81 Il Jail We're unusually inter
,,tin.c in their character, large force Of work
,.r> being present, and the prisoners engaging
largely in the exercises. In addition to the usual
a.t"rlron services conducted by the committee
there is held regularly every sabbath morning /.
payer ,nr";nx, conducted by the prisoners.
ur Sunday prayer meeting III the Methodist
trt,'"r"l Church was NOR" largely attended
,.a:. lsl::ti. Thu exercises were of the most fer
VEGA; character; and, indeed, there never has
t,.. hrd IN our city meeting more intensely,
sizing, and more fill Of spirit than this oc-
.-,,!u4. presented This rncctng will be held
r..>i sunday evening III the ~ PrcSby
t,Htr".
rnNrElErrloNs The Young Mems Chris
.i,n Association have received the following
contributions for the relief OF the poor since
!a-, statement Prom Mrs. B.. of Fairfax
;,,ltny, hountitnl supply of meat and vege-
fables: from Il friend 81 The note accompany
i.r.s il. las, contribution is published herewith,
with the hope that the earnest words Of the
wr;lc, may lind response in the hearts OF
many. and the example furnished serve to
Stimulate others to similar good works. Also
,;nlr bundles Of books and papers from friends of
The prisoners and Aims House inmates:
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Jan. Il, 1872.
Mr. JamrS Etrmtste, IT,:
Dear Sir: Having read the appeal of the Al
,.>andria Christian Association in behalf of the
poor, published in the Gazette enclose ST rs
my contribution to that object. II Is my earnest
prayer that our citizens may respond to your
appeal in such manner as to enable the Assoc
cation I" relieve and prevent much suffering
daring this Indictment season.
Yours, sincerely,
A FRIEND
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REMARKs-The market for Wheat is quiet,
and we note decline of Ease on all grades; of
ferings of 52S bushels red, with sales at 1885, l66
and l67 for prime samples. Corn is firm; offer
ings of 1882 bushels mixed and 50 OF yellow
with sales of the former at 63, ia and g. and of
the latter at C. Rye is steady; offerings OF 244
bushels, with sales at 80 and 100. Oats are ac-
tive; sales of g. bushels ut Sc.
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IMPROVEMENTS 1t is understood that the
spirit of Improvement which was so manifest
IN this city last year, will be continued. and
that as soon as the spring opens the erection
OF many new houses will he commenced
Eleven new buildings have, it is said. already
been contracted for
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SAN Francisco, Jan. 2l.-The japanese
Embassy leave for the East 90 the Both or3l st
instant. \ graud banque will be given them
tuesday night.
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ian ll-lnwts

TTRUSTEES SALE.--U ndcr authority OF
l. deed of trust from Joseph NJ. Wood and
wife dated May IS 1863, duly recorded in Fair
fax county, Virginia, will soil, at PUBLIC aug
ton, on til" premises, nj - o clock m, of ED.
NESDAY. the 7lh day of February, 1872, ONE
HUNDRED 7n-loN ACRES OF LAND in said
county, ,art Of the original ''liollin Hall e.
lutr. about four miles below AlcXandria, on the
Alcxandra, Mount Vernon and Accotink turn
pike road, beginning ut y stake and stone on III"
north side OF said turnpike, on Charles Balen-
gers line, and.runnins with his line ). To- 81
" IS ch, 40 links. to a stake in Hcnderson'S
line. on the south edge of the turnpike; thence
with Henderson 5. l9o 81 +. 81 CHI to Il stake.
corner to Henderson, Moore and Snowden, At
the intersection of the bitches; thence with Snow
dem line n So i. ch. 95 links to a stake, cor
ner to Gibbs: thence with his land \. l9' %
w. 81 CHI. 30 links to the beginning:
Terms cash :. FERGUSON BEACH,
ian i-rots trustee
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VIRGNIA ADVERTISER

and deputies resolved to present and support
Gorilla as President of the Cortes Herrera IS
the candidate of the Ministry.
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lln..
Lot No. g--Situa.ed q -. >trs"t, ost. "sn
Duke and W oite street, Deg H....g 70 It, from
Wolfe street thence west 10 feet; therce north
. feet thence east Ito feet; thence sou; % feet
to the place of beginning.
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash the remainder in three equal instal ments
at SIX, twelve and eighteen months from date of
sale, with interest, for which deferred payments
notes, with satisfactory endorsement, will be re-
quir7l. The title will be retained until final
payment is made. Stamps and deed at the cost
Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM II. BECK,
i'm 11-cots Comm'r Of Sale.
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.AUCTION S.fLES.
Rv r. A. Ka6y, Auctioneer.

~OM MISS1ONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
u TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEAAN-
DRlA-By virtue Of decree Of the on U1rpGdrs a.
is december term. 1871, in the suit of Boxer ct
ux. ct al VS.. Erskne ct ux., ct al, the under
signed, commissioner in said decree named, Will,
on SATURDAY, the lnth day of February
next, at u Of clock noon, Ii 7oo't Of Inc Mayor
office in the city of Alex 'ri, offer TOT SAFE, u
the highest bidder III lowing LUIS Or
GROUND, in the said ca:
Lot No 1-Situated IN 'lth side OF Duke
street, between Alfred and Y, beginning ~
feet from Alfred thence 81, ia fee; thence
vest ~ II ct five nrhes. aorth 4 1ett;
theme, est "A fee, inc eplsce reg
nlng.
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red