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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-25

. Read the advertiSern't Of Louisville Weekly
COuro journal. The best paper published.
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Read DR.. Rohb's card this week, headed
''All Who Suffer-
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CoNsuurglRBs, TABG ~NogrcR.-Eveyy moment
D, delay makes yous cure more hopeless, and much
depends on The judicious choice OF q remedy. The
amount Of testimony Ia favor c! DR.. Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup. as IA cure Tor consumption, far e&-
cecdS all that can be brought TO support the pretsn.
sion. OF any other medicine. Sec Dr.. Schenck's
almanac. containing the certificates OF many pei
sons OF the highest respectability, Who have been
restored to health, after being pronounced incurable
by physicians OF acknowledged ability. schenck'S
Pulmouic Syrup alone has cured many, a. these
evidences will show; but the cure is often promoted
by the employment OF two other remedies which
DR.. Schcnck provides for the purpose. These ad-
ditional remedies gre Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills. By the timely use Of these
medicines, according to directions. DR.. Schenck
certiies that most any case OF Consumption may
be cured.
DE-. schenck is professionally at Ms principal
Office. corner Sixth and Arch streets. Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
adGrC-scd.
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call for the yeas aud nays each time,
50 the country might know who WAS
for aud who against the bill.
After the impeachment trial, Mr.
sherman introduced u bill to complete
Washington monument.
MIR. McCreary announced the death
OF Hon. Edward \. Parsons, and as a
mark OF respect the Senate adjourned.
House; The bill declaring the land
north of North Platte and east OF Big
Horn mountain open to exploration
aud settlement elected long debate
and u full history OF Indian troubles.
MIR. steele, OF Wyoming, stated that
II was not II fact that the recent mill.
tary operations were carried on
without reference TO the peace
policy. lie said that anybody who
knew anything about the Indians
nature known that the legitimate re-.
suit Of that cowardly policy OF peace at
any price was to defer only the day
which has now como upon Us. The
bill went over without debate,
The House then proceeded to con-
slider private bills, Of which II large
number passed
Mr.. Knott, Of Kentucky, rose to an
nounce the sudden and unexpected
death of his colleague, Mr.. Parsons,
and offered u resolution for the ap.
pointment Of u committee to superin-
tepd the funeral, aud attend his re.
mains to Louisville, Kentucky. The
resolution was adopted.
Messrs, Blackburn, Of Kentucky
Hopkins, Of Pennsylvania, Hartzell,
Of Illinois, Walker, Of Virginia, Fort
OF Illinois, Lawrence, OF Ohio, and
Clark, of Kentucky We're appointed as
such committee, when the House adj.
journed
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NEW YORK, July S. President Will
liam orion, In proceeding to restrain
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, from paying dividends, and
makes an affidavit that the company
is in possession OF S506,720, after the
payment of all the expenses and in
debtedness.
Lone BRANCH, July S.-Helmbold
was committed to the county Jail. His
violent actions made his arrest neces-
sary. He will be taken to Philadel-
phlu.
CHICAGO, July s.--A dispatch from
Cliner Valley, Pennsylvania, says Il
fight occurred among tho inhabitants
of the mountains, known as bush-rang-
ers, in which two brothers and sister
were killed dead; supposed to have
killed each other.
PHILADELPHIA, July The United
American Mechanics paraded to-day.
Eight thousand were in line.
Boston, July S.-The military organ
izations from South Carolina, Georgia,
Virginia and New York, which have
been invited to spend the ensuing
week at Ridge Hill farms, ut Welles-
ley, arrived in this city from New
York this morning, and were received
ut the Old Colony depot by the exec
utiye committee of citizens, and are
the guests OF w. IL. Baker, chairman
Of the committee on arrangements.
After parading some of the principal
streets, the military reached Faneuil
Hall, where they had breakfast and
reception. Speeches OF welcome were
made by Governor Rice and j. w.
Chandler, and responded to by Major
Gilchrist, of Charleston, South Caro-
lima, Judge 'rwiggs, of Augusta, Geor-
gia, aud others. The companies then
took train for Wellesley.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-The Ma
tional Typographical Union elected the
following officers for the ensuing year;
Jonn McVickar, of Detroit, President;
Henry Osborne, of New Orleans, First
Vice President; John O'Donnell, OF
Boston, Recording Secretary and
Treasurer; John Armstrong, OF Can
ada, Corresponding Secretary. Strong
resolutions were adopted against the
employment of unskilled labor and u
denunciation against apprenticing re
( form school boys.
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.rno cause Of womnnnood.r

TO the Editor OF the Herald:
1t IL with feeling Of gratitude that l,
a womanf Ind one journal In Dallas,
with enough of chivalrled manhood to
champion the cause OF woman, and
put TO shame The Evening Mail, which
has more no laudable occupation than
making war upon n defenceless wo-
man, by the base oalumnies, promus-
gated through It's columns. one gues-
tlon should be asked The Mail. Why
was not the name OF the author OF
those scandulous reports given, as well
rs the names of the actors?
What household, or what woman In
Dallas, is safe from the breath of scan
dial when It's journals, the opponents OF
public opinion, "roll AZ n sweet morsel
under their tongue" any scandalous
report in circulation, with no one to-
stand as voucher for the truth OF II.
We thank God that there are men
among nv, who, remembering their
wives, mothers and sisters, can yet
have faith in the purity and honor OF
women. A WOMAN.
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n. a Il, Hallway.

The Sherman Patriot says that on
last Wednesday morning the iron on
the Sentimental road had been
put down seventeen and u half miles
east OF Paris, In the edge OF Red River
county, The company had then five
miles OF iron on hands which will be
about down by tomorrow night.
There will be delay Of few days,
owing to the loss of the bridge over
Red river, until iron can be received,
but the work will be pushed az rap
idly ~ possible to completion. BY to-
morrow evening the track will be I'm.
ished within about eight miles oil
Clarksville from this end OF the line.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The American Flag Tramplcd Under
Foot by the Military Governor
OF Saint Domingo.
Contradictory Reports from tho East--Tho
Servlans Punished by the Turks Tho
Battle at Bclna Is Followed
by a Massacre.

NEW YORK, July S, -- While the
American steamer ribbo was at Saint
Domingo, Nallancva, cx.miuister OF
war under Gonzales, took passage un-
der properly vised passport. A party
OF soldiers under orders from the mil.
ltary Governor Of Saint Domingo plan
ted u cannon on the wharf, within six.
~ feet OF the steamer and then went
ON board, Notwithstanding the United
states consul placed the American flag
across the grangway, and in the name
OF the United States Government pro-
tested against the outragos, took forci-
bly, away the person OF ValIanova. He
was probably shot, Consul Jones sent
the details OF the outrage to Secretary
Fish, which probably reached the
state department to-day.
PARIS, July S.--Le journal Des
Debats publishes telegram from near
Belgrade which says the Servian army
OF Dwina were beaten by twelve hun.
dred Turks at Belina Rance. The
Servian General Alimpico entrenched
himself, having the river in his rear.
The Turks took two entertainments
and six guns,
LONDON, July S.--rhe Post has n
dispatch from Shorapia, village near
Constantinople, saying the great
Seacho division of the Servans, lost
fifteen hundred killed and wounded.
A dispatch from Belgrade says Gem
eral Heaoho'g division of the Servian
troops were repulsed Mt Tcheibinats ON
the 9th, and has moved to Navibagar,
aud are believed to be In Il critical POI
sition.
BELaRADE, July S.--Aa official tele-
gram admitted that two hundred were
killed and many wounded at Belina,
PARIS, July S.-'lhe King and
Queen OF Greece are here,
LlvERrooL,July S.-The Amalgnma-
tod masters Of north, and northeast
LaeauRhire, have resolved to work
only four days at reduced wages, and
should vigorous resistance occur they
will be locked out.
LONDON, July g. Betting for the
Goodwood stakes is eight to one
against the Mate, And for the cup,
five to one against Prcakness.
BERLIN, July S.-rhe Servians have
issued forced paper currency
WASHINGTON, July S,--FOreigu ad.
vises are somewhat contradictory, but
quite favorable to the Servians. They
captured Rachla General Tehorayoll
compelled the Turks to withdraw be-
You'd Polonja. Terrible fighting Is no.
ported at Bellna.
The inhabitants eXerted themselves
to the utmost against the Servinns. \
terrible massacre followed in thu
streets. An American general an,
three Prussian officers joined the Ser
vians. Other kilograms say the Turks
assuming the offensive, surprised The
Servian camp at RachJa, and held Be
lima. General Loring, commandments
cniefo the Egyptian army in Abysln
mia, has arrived at Cairo. lie statei
that the Soitas, at their own request
are to be armed and sent to the from
tier. The Turks are besoiglng Sain
Chojora, which has u garrison OF eigh
thousand, 1t IL thought that Tehona
yoif will be stopped at Sophia, where
the Turks arc concentrating, TIT
Turks ARE dislodged between Pierat
anu Isivadabor, which opens the road
to sophia.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Death of Congressman Parsons. Of
Kentucky.
WASHINGTON, July Sit Is thought
the impeachment trial will not last
over ten days.
The President, Cameron and Sher-
man had long conference over the
Indian war.
Senate: Resolutions extending APP
preparations ten days from the 10th OF
July, passed.
The motion by Mr. Logan to takeup
the bill for the equalization of bounties
failed, by vote of twenty to twenty.
Eve. Mr.. Logan said the bill had pass
ed the House five times, and he in
tended to call itup every morning, ant
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ACADEMIC STAFF:

COL. JOHN q. JAMES, Superintendent
and Prot OF Mathematics; MAJOR IL, IL.
WIDDIE, Professor Physics and Chem
istry; COL. Il. W. JAMES, COmmandUnt of
Cadets and Prof. of Military Engineering
and Tactics MAI. W. l.. BRINGHuRST,
PHI. D., Prof of Languages, History and Lit
crature; CAPT, W, II. TALLEI, Asst Prof.
Mathematics and English
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Mr. j. B. Simpson, senior editor Of
TIE HERALD, returned nom ST. Louis,
yesterday.
The Rev. William Carey Crane, ID.
d., President OF Baylor University, ln-
dependence, Washington county, paid
usa visit yesterday morning. Having
known DR.. Crane for mahy years per-
sonally, and as one of the foremost men
In education in the State, it was pleas
ant to meet him, The great labors OF his
position have not impaired his elastic
ity of mind or physical vigor. Dr.
Crane goes hence to the Centennial,
where he has soma cadet at Yves
Point, now in camp Mt Philadelphia
very promising and accomplished
young gentleman.
Mr.. Hurley, of the well-known firm
of Z. w. Hurley IL Co., Galveston, Il
in the city. The firm Of which he Is q
member shows desire for the trade oil
North Texas and we can assure oul
dealers in and users OF iron cotton ties
that Hurley & Co. are iirst-class IN
promptness, reliability and courtesy
We wish Mr.. Hurley successful visit
to our section.
Doctor and Mrs. l.. Il. Locke re;Jrn
ed yesterday from an extended toul
East, the Doctor having been one o
the delegates to the American Mcdica
Association which has been In session
ut Philadelphia. They have takel
apartments at the San Jacinto Hotel
Iand their many friends will be graft
He'd to BEE them home again.
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TERMS PER SESSION, FORTY WEEKS

For Catalogues, Address the Supcrnten'
dent nj Austin. Julyl-dNw2mos
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The desire to improve their homes
is perceptlbly on the increase. Nearly
every house has its hanging baskets
and flower pots. There are few
things which give n home, however
humble, an air of refinement like flow
era, and here where they grow 80 well
with little care, there Is no excuse for
any one not having an abundance OF
than
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WASHINGTON, July S.--South Attain
tic aud Gulf States, and the Ohio val.
ley, rise OF wind during Sunday,
partly cloudy weather, southeast 4,
southwest winds, and no decided
change In the temperature and barome
ter.
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JAS. h. SHEPHERD, NJ. D., Surgeon; III
j, A, BAKER, Adjutant IL. \, WILLS,
Quartermaster,
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HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Domestic Bre,ltles over
the Wires,
The City Hall and Market House at Nous.
ton Destroyed by Fire-The Blue
and Grey Mlnglng In the
Land of Boutwell,


Special TO The lIcrald.l
HoUsToN, July S,-The City hall and
market was totally destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss four hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; insured In
many different companies, one hun.
dred thousand. Origin Of the fire not
known, but supposed caused by II de-
feCtive tlue.
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A full Classical, Mathematical and Scien-
title Course of instruction Is given, with mil
itary drills and discipline added. Military
duties do not conflict with studies.
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BOOKS STATIONERY dc
CEHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL DOORS
~ -
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR The PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.

A full supply of HI the books used just ro'
cciyed and will be furnished ut the owcs: prices
For Inc more advanced schools and semlnn-
ries tine assortment cf all the leading TEXT
BOOkS-anclrnt and Modern Langu.g
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French and Ger uan-
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery speciality
Now styles Papeterles just received, rom 2oH
to 81 80 each.
Mou ming Paper and Envelopes, new patterns.
French Qu.drlle and Rep Papers, with En-
velopes 10 match. Very handsome
Paper and Envelopes Of American manutsc-
turo; :. III line Of Note, Letter and Gap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter, Demy End Folio Post Paper
also very thin otc and Letter Paper for foreign
correspondence. :.
Blank Books, Pass Rocks, Time Books, Mem
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Cash Books, Ledgcrs and Journals, cap SIZE
Crown, Denny and Medium, from two to tWeivt
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Fine Pnrt.monnies, in ku:sa Leather sea
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases, II
Russia Leather an1 Pearl, Oper. Glasses, &c.
Now styles English Bibles and Prayer Books
very handsome assortm ent just received,
New Books, Magazines snd Reviews received
as soon rs issued. :,
Owing to tue new postal law increasing the
rostaaa on packages Of mcrch& ndise from hhl
cent 10 one cent per ounce, which went into Il
feet April !, the price Of lot No |, live 4ulrcs
Note Paper, prepaid, will be 35c lot y O. Z, o0I
lot No 8. 6Oc; lot No. T. sue and 81. frehci
>S>'''''' " GEORGE 4. FRENCH
seu6 No. 95 King street.
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AUCTION SHES.
aSy Green a. Wise

IRea Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
pY VIRTUE Of A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by George L. Seston and JONI,
=. Seaton. dated the 10Th day of September
1872 duly recorded the undersigned, As trustee
therein named, and At the request of the party
secured by ssid deed will sell by ypubic auctior.
in front o: the Mansion House, Alexandria, vs..
on F.irfax sire t. on WEDNESDAY. the 4Ln
day OF October 1876 at II o'clock m, the proi-
erty conveyed L. nin By said deed OF trust. viz:
The LUT OF ,ROUN D st the southeast Inter
section of Dronoko and A fired streets thence
anst On uroGoLo street l!3 fee. 5 inches 10 ~
alley 20 .cts wide; thence south on said alley
l26 feet 10 inches to the school nou Q lot; thence
west with llrc school house lot 10 Alfred ST.;
thence north Oh Alfred st. l26 feet 10 inches t.
the beginning.
Terms If sale Cash TO pay costs of sale and
expenses oi executing the trust and to discharge
:he notes due secured by said deed of trust amd
f,r nct"> rot iue CORE ponding time of msturi
ty ci Sa;l nu!@s ::ad tha balance rs John ".
Green may direct.
-c, ls-cots mo. w. GREEN, Trustee
gs=i:~ .!'hc above al" is postponed until SAT
i HDAi, ItA instant, IL the same time an,:
oIace. oct 4-td
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gsy Green a. wise,

Real E>late Agents and iu.t ,nears
NCMMl>SIONhE'S SALE or NALuA-
W BILE REAL Est ATE-lursusn: TO u de-
c:eo Of !hc Circuit Court OF F"''a. c>unty,
pronru"cad NJ the Iuae term, 1879 IL t;.e SUIT
of the Mutual Assurance Society ol Virginia vs..
Charles l. Mankln, TIE undersigned. con;nis-
Sioncrs named in ssii decree, wi: Oh S.ATt X
DAY, the 18th dny of October. 1876 st twelve
O'Clock OF siid day, sell to i" highest bidder
by public auction, in front of the Roya! street
cl4lrs',ce OF lnc MarEcL House Dui Ding A.eGHn.
drla, Virginia, the LOT Or HEJU ., j=:si sj=s;i
with the BRICK TEN EM ENT thereon ;issEsa ;issa
known as "BKULN'o JAIL in the csunty Of
Fairfax Virginia, naar the stone Bride.
Terms Of Sale-C:le third caSh, and the resi-
due III one, two and three years, with interest
f.vn date the purchaser executing his notes
therefor, secured ~ deed Of trust upon the
premises HENRY w. THDMAS
LIN DEN kEnT
.1..- llar.a Of Sale
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fWMATO CATSUP for sale by the qusrt or
\ gallon al lsepZ5] W. A. JOHNSON
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Esy Green & wise,

Real Estate Agents and hct!oneers.l
VALUA khAL hoIh ! q n ALhA, ~
' ANDRiA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FoF
sale. :,
Under authority Of the decree Of the Circuit
Cour, Of sley,.,tir.. county, Va. III the suit OF
Ro.ch', executors against Roach's deVls"ea
passed At the May torn, 1879, the undersgnct'
a com,ni.siolc., will otter on oA! EoA /,
October 18th, 1876, nt II m, by puDnc auc'l2a
(uas. taken a. at privnto sale, PRIOR " lhe Isl
Of October HcAtJ inc l)!'""lha u'S~' '''" p'0P
crty: ,,,, a.. u.;1o,oo
of James Roach. deceased, on the sou.h side or
tn, a r!iugton turnpike, and on the east SIDE OF
the old road and the AieXandria ana george
Town road, containing FIFTY ACRES. On g.
this tract .re the la! .e BRICK MANSION &a
HOUSE aud STABLES, with other out buid-
inps-thc whole making one OF the most ucslr-
able residences III the county
2. 4 triangular PIECE OF GROUND to the
west OF The a0Jvc, situated between the OLD ro-o
| and the AcXandr!a snd Georgetown road, con,
tanning FOURTEEN ACkEo, three roods and
| ten po!cs
3. A TRACT OF LAND in ssid county, on
Four Mile Hu1, on the county road from Aiexart
dria to GEORGETOWN, about equ-dlsLant from
| Washington, y !exandrls and Gcorgetown, con
| lailng about SO g., y r. and II y ms pace
| mss II valuable WATER Pow ER for either y
mill or /, f.ctory, ard the land is OF fur qus.'tp.
! Sale 10 take place Oh the east l:oh1 u 'N0
! fostottcc building, a e9Hn1ria, va. uo,,so
| Terms: Twcnly per cent OF the pulcn'So
| money cash; the resldu: III inreo ciu.. "a
| mcIts at six, t~=iTo shd eigh''oh h',nJ,
| snec:ivciy, with interest, to DC 9ecuieu W 49, 49,,
| Of the purchaser. with & 200 pe ..t ~ ma
.n.cb ir'a 50 money, and the iund u be reso!d At
~ ri.E on default in meeting o0nds sI
| maturity. 30 Commissioner
sep l3-eots ,~~---
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E1OMMISSiLENR'S SALE-By authority
" Of the decree of the County Grar. 81 Fir
fax COUNTY in tie suit now pent:iny III iho Cir.
cult Court Of said county Of Fr"wncr and wi.Y
V. Plumb u Co., entered at the Lccembrc
Court, 1872 the undersigned, srcolal commits
sion"r, E..nled in sid dccr-e viii. or MON
"a Z, tho l6.h day Of October. 1876. Cours a>y
ut II o clock NJ before tho door Of tue Cuus.
Hcu.e OF said county sell To the hi-.hcs: bie:d2r
at l.,,b!iu safe. 81! that LOT Oh PARCEL OF
La y which WAS allotted to Emm. F:&wAcE
in tho division Of her lo;her's real rsstc ana
by her id To Burr NJ Punt S Co. crGt.in-
ing. By receEt survey, % lI6 iUO acrcs. This
lard lies the Little pike, south, shout
ILies cust If t'alrfax Court House. and Il mics
from Good:ns's old tavern; is III goo1 q..a lty,
heavily wooded and wc walerad, bu. without
Improvements. : a'e oo-ltiTc.
Ierms-So much Cash in hard rs vii! pAy tho
costs II suit snd expenses Of sale sni the resi-
due in the three equal snnuu! payments, 10 bear
interest from the day of SALE and to be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser, with good per-
sonal security, and retention o. tlic uIitl the
last payment is made
sep l6-w4s IHOS. MOORE, Com. OF Sale.
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T1EUSTEE'S SALE OF VALU ABl.E
/ REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE VIII
LIAM COUNTY-By virtue of y deed of trust
exc u.ci by Charles Key and wife on the lo.h
day OF I,>rch ls74, and duly rocoraot IN the
Clerks office OF rr!nce "iliam County Court,
in libor \ o 80 folio 3. tho undersig ned, trustee
in sni,i decd vi tru= ior the purpose oi carrying
out the provisions ot ssid trust. will sell NJ pub
lie nu atina, on FRIDAY. the 9Th day OF Octo-
lober, 1876 before the front door .! the Court
u.usc OF Prince Willi.m county, that y L.
UA1LE TRACT OF LAND, known rs
WHEATLAND, lying about two miles from
Nokesvile station, adjoining the land upon
which Joseph t;oy now resides, and CONTAINING
$50 acres Terms OF sale cash.
sep 6-w4w 4. DEPUE Trustee,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1876
AUCTION SALES.

lOhMI MISSlONERS SALE OF VAL:iA-
~ ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
Pursuant to the decree Of the Circuit Court cf
Fairfax courty, pronounced at June term. 1876
in the suit OF harrison NJ Smpsor VS.. Charles
W. Rstcitie, the undersigned, commissioners,
named in said decree. will, on MGN GAY, the
10th dsy Of October, 1876. Court d~y, 1t L"e:ve
o clock In. OF said dag, sell - the h!gaest bidder,
At public sale, in front OF tie Court House door,
that valu.blc and improved farm Oh which the
said Charles w. Ratcii1ic 81 present resides,
containng about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES.
This land lies shout Il miles northwos Of tac
village al Ccn:reviIle OH the BrsLd, ok rost
"'Id naar the Wsrreu!on pike fhc S"i! is ot
the character known rs rcd is of TIE best quail
ty reduces heavy crops Of wheat, cora aud
grass, ard is not "Icclled IS any ftrm IL the
County. Il will b. sold in parcel: or y. priyi,:,
sale Should it not BE- sold on the AZ named.
Terms OF Sale So much Cash in hand VIII
be requisite To pay the Gusts o sui. and expenses
o. safe, and the residue in thre" cqu4 annual
payments to bear interest from. h ..y u IL. g,
and to DC secured by the no.cs oI the pt.@hsse';
with & 'od personal SECURITY, and retention OF
title until the last payment is mGde
H. w THOMAS
THOMAS MuDEE
arl, III r4w Con: m rs of S~ln
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CULPHITE OF LINE, fine chemical, used
y to prevent fermentation in cider, Ind thus
preserve its sparkling Qualities, lust rc"ived BY
OCT H. 5, LE'ADBEATEk y BRo.