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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

Inquiry was made of our representative ID
Richmond about the new ROAD law. rs re-
portcd its probable passage at al early DAY.
A member desired information concerning
niece of low ground he proposed pu.ting down
tor permanent pasture. The majority recon-
mended seeding with lie old STANDARDS, timothy
and clover: but some advised an addition OF
Mr.. Martin, the eutcrprising President Of
the Apandale Farmers Club, being present,
wished to obtain the views of the members as
to the proper quantity of grass seed TO be
sowp per acre. large majority use four
quarts each Of timothy and cInver.
4 member asked what variety Of oats to
SOW P.obristcr' S mot sure OF tn. photography
were recommended.
Supper vas then announced, aud nearly one
hundred guests we're entertained in manner
that fully justified the encomiums of the spy
committee, If it did not absolve the committee
nrn themselves Of their iuiquity.
During the aiternnon message was received
from the Ladies House keeping Association,
which was holding session 10 Deighborlng
room, demanding the rendition to its authority
the secretary Of The last meeting OF this Club,
to answer certain grave charges preferred
against BIN for dcfamlog the officers and
members of said Association in his report OF
their proceedings.
A committee was at once appointed 10 IN
form said organic alton hat this CLUB fully re,
coguized the force Of the eztradition law, and
that the culprit was held in custody awaiting
their requistion. 1t 5000 CAM, and he was
at once arraigbcd before his fair judges, whose
judicial frogns caused the hardened crlnl al
to quake like an aspen Leaf Everybody will re-
copnize that as standard smile) throughout
his six feet aud old inch.s of altitude. his
counsel, though far more conversint With pills
than Briefs made mirth stirring appcal 10
| his behalf, ending with an eoqucnt per"ratlon.
But all his efforts could not stay the uplitted
hand of outraged justice. LIS inexo!ab!e YER
dict was: .'Nothing hut bread and WAFER Tor
his supper, and thirty days solitary Danish
ment from the society Of the ladies'.
| The Club, after expressing their entire APP
| prevail of the sentence passed upon their gull
associate, adjourned t. NEE! on the Sih Of
April, at the residence of Edward Deu'k",
when an essay on the N ST economical Why Of
preserving fruits will b" read ard conslicre l..
Cri!ical Committec-W alter Wal'on, Court
land LukeDs and Eben h. Mason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1875.

Tbs Radical press having failed 10 :hrlr ct
forts 10 tighten Babcock's load by attrlbuuug
TIE same mean, low, and sordid motives which
actuated the ex Secretary to the Cabinet mln-
listers who resigned at the commencement OF
the war, have now abandoned him to his fate,
aud discovered the true story OF the rascal
ty in the fact that ''he never was Republican,
and never voted Republican ticket, from the
conviction that its principles we're sound and
true When the war of the rebellion broke
out, Gen. Belkpap was, as he had been all bis
life, Democrat, aud when be entered the
army, he was a member, if not the chairman,
of the Democratic State Central Committee OF
Iowa. He had grown up to manhood IN
the District Of Columbia, and went to Iowa,
imbued with all the love Of slavery and pro
slavery notions, which, then prevailed. and
still prevails among the old settlers of the DIS
trict." 1t is notorious fact that, with but
lew exceptions, all Southern men and North
ern Democrats who became pronounced Radl
Gals during aud since the war have developed
capacities for rascality, Of which, previous te
the time they became reuegsdes, they were
supposed to be deficient.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

The President has, it seems, determined to
make hay while the sun shines, and get all the
money that is possible out of the government
and into his family before his term expires +;
and 10 doing 80 has made the White House
even more of private, personal establish
mept than it was formerly. He has turued
Babcock out, neck aud heels, not for robbinE
the Treasury, but because be gave publicity to
Pierrepouts private circular to the District
Attorneys, and put bis SOD Fred 10 bis place,
and has also dismissed Luckey, his other Sec
rotary, and appointed his son Ulysses in his
stead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
DIED.

AtGa M, March 9Th, 1876, GEORGE HUT
TON, in the 6lst year of his age. Gs- T. fu
D. m, from his late residence, No. CT south
Fairfax street. Alexandris, Va The friends and
acquaintance of the family are invited to at
tend -lCumberlsnd, Md, papers please copy.
On the 9Th of March, after painful illness,
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER, aged sixty.six
wears
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
TINO DAVID w LUCKE1T and CHARLES
i W MCCOY. executor of Lewis q Mccoy

deceased.
day OF April, 1876 at my Office in the town of
Brentsvile, in the county OF Prince William
TO execute the decree pronounce3 by the Circuit
Court of the said county on the 18th day OF Oc-
tobe7, 1875 in the chsncery suit of Lucketl vs.
McCoy's executor, whereby the undersigned
WAS directed to report what further debts were
due by the said estate and their priorities other
than those reported by him in his report dated
ecember Is 1872, and also Whist assets now
accessible to pay Said debts at which time and
place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of March,
1876 WIN f. LIPSCOM5,
NH 6-w4w Comm'r. in Chancery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

The market opens quiet and IN Give, With
tendency downward in prices. No choice otter
ings OF Wheat were reporteL, and !OS bu>hci, Of
red sold for 1873, 1875 lad and l42 Tor conm9u !,
good We note still further falling III in the
price Of Corn: offerings 10 day of 2-62 ou$ne. Il
mixed, with sslrs 1T So IS and ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
LEGISLATIVE.

10 the Virginia Senate, on Saturday, bill
was reported to incorporate the Clarke County
| Dairy Association.
Senate bill in relation to amending sections |
to S, inclusive, of 40 act tor tho encourag emeDt
| of land purchasers aud actual settlers in Viz
GINA, and to repeal an act approved March 20,
| lS73-an act for the encouragement of immi-
grafton, approved March ,. 1878, was taken
up The amendment creates the office of State
agent of immigration. The bill was decided in
the ncgative-ayes Is, noes pot having re-
ceved constitutional u .jority. The bill was
reconsidered, and was referred to the Commit
tee Oh General Laws for consideration as to
whether the provisions Of the bill were such as
to require constitutional vote. The lndica.
tons were that with full Senate twill receive
even constitutional vote. The bill provides
for the appointment of State Agent of I'm
migration, whose salary Of So 900 shall be paid
out Of the appropriation already made by the
Legislature Tor that purpose.
The House passed the following bills: Sen
ate bill to amend the charter of the Albemare
Insurance Company; House bill to repeal the
act appropriatiug the money from the sale of
the Giebe lands 10 Orange county, &C., and
vestiug said money 10 the County School Board
of Orange; House bill for protection of sheep
10 the couB,ies of Bedford, Fauquier and Lee.
Mr.. Smith, of Fauquier, presented bill to
amend the Code in relation to fees OF Common
wealth's Attorneys and clerks 10 cities aud
towns of over 5000 inhabitants. so as 10 make
tht III the same as in Counties &c.
Senate bill to amend the Sth section of the
charter of the city Of Alexandria, was reported
favorably.
MIR. Fowe introduced bill to amend sec.
ton 2 of chapter Is of the act OF 1875, TO pro-
vide for the division of the counties into magls-
terial districts.
WEDD1NG.-At the wedding of Major Tala-
fsrro and Miss Maggie Brown, 10 Orange C.
H., last week, the bridal party consisted of
Capt. Brown, father ofthc bride, and his lovely
daughter. Next came MIR. aud Mrs. Tala
ferro, parents of the happy groom. Miss Fannie
Brown, sister of the bride, stood with MIR. T.
Reyeley and Miss NJ B. Shaw and Mr.. j. P.
Taliaferro, stood together. The Rev. j. s.
Hansbrough performed the ceremony. Never
did fairer bride grace the altar, nor ever has
a purer sweetsr wife been "wooed and won
10 old Orange. A large number accompanied
the happy pair to the depot and wished them
bon voyage amid the waving OF handkerchlefs
and the kissing ofshands.
Two negroes are now being tried in Rich
moud for the murder Of one of their race Tor
eighteen dollars. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
The WOodluwn Farmers Club.

Pursuant to adjournment the members of
this Club met March he 4!h at Wellington,
the resi- ence Of Valentine Baker. The day
was delightful, the roads rassabc, and the at
tendance was. conscqu ntly, very large
The President, as usual, was promptly 10
the chair; but the Secretary, probably lntu-
eucel by the how not TODD example set him
in Richmond had DOT arrived when the Presi-
dents new gavc rapt lis organizing notes on
the desk.
A Secretary pro tenn. was accordingly ap-
poiuted, and the business Of the day COM
meuced.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted.
The Critical Committee reported that they
found the premises of our host gradually i'm
proving, but thought If he would renouDce the
pernicious agricultural hereSy Of selling the
most OF his hay aud straw, and would keep
enough stock TO consume them all at home, he
would, 10 the long run, find the plan much
more profitable thao he one he now pur>ues.
After making some brief remarks about bis
BUILDINGS and surround ngs. they evidently
overstepped the bounds Of their jurisdiction
by iostiru;ing comparison between the 2xe-
ror and interior ARA ngrmout of his house
giving a decided preference to the latter.
This is the first instance in the history of this
Cub where the members of Critical Com
nittee have presumed 10 ntrude their loqulsl
tive and procacous nasal apFendages INTO the
domains OF hostess; and however, worthily
the con meudaltn, Were bestowed, 1t will be
very Difficult, to convince rth"rs that they Were
entirely unlnfuenced by sh.h motives, when
they expected, in short time, 10 occupy seats
at her bountiul table.
The Committee 90 Immigration next pre-
scented their able report, ana after soue dis
cussion it was accepted aud ordered to be
printed in pamphlet form for distribution over
the country. An estimate having been made
Of the cost. the III mhers promptly came tr
ward IN paid 10 sufficient funds 10 warrant its
publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
TOR. GRAHAM, VI. HOUSE and SARAH


Take notice, 7 hat l have appointed the 7lh
day of April, 1876. st my office, in the town Of
Brcl tsville, in the county of Prince William, to
execute the decree pronounced by the Circuit
Court of the said county on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1875, in the chsncery suit of Graham VS.
Carter, whereby one of the Commits .oners Of
the said Court was directed to take an account
OF the real estate Of the defend. ant. Sarah +.
Carter, the annual and fee simple value thereof
anil the liens binding thereon with their prori
ties, at which time and place you are required to
attend
Given under Ivy hand this Sd day Of March,
1876 VIM. E LlPSCOMB,
1ph .w4w Comm'r. in Chancery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

In the debate on the Funding bill in the
House of Delegates, last Friday, Mr. Berry,
formerly of this city, but now of Bedford.
humorously referred to others who had abused
the Funding bill, and incidently rubbed Mr..
Purcell, of Prince William county, for iu-
ircting the profits of sheep-raising into
the discussion. MIR. Purcell replied that
the gentleman from Bedford had himself
b en- shepherd (of souls) formerly, and should
not now attempt to cast sur upon the bust
ness. Besides, no less man that Hoo. K. NJ.
r. Hunter had also recommended sheep bus
baudry as source Of prosperity and recupera-
ton for the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
PORT OF ALEYANDRLA WARCH
,tJn 7us- q u VI Don >''t,-
sun sets ..............5 81 High wn:er........

sun sets os tliSn "h-'' ..'''''''
Steamship G knight, New Yo-N, :"
Reed.
Steamship New York, philadelphia, 10 =
Steamer John w Thompson, lower potom'
TO 4 Reed.
Brig Mary Pennell, Norfolk, to Sm"o:
Perry. u,,,;...
Scir vir4nis Dare Baltimore. TO " HIS"
:,chr w D MARVEL, New York, to A'"A'''
dria Marine ka lwuy.
Steamer L,dy of the Lske, Norfolk BY
Reed -.
steamer sue, Baltimore, by } BrodeT, y -.
Steamer Harbinger, Nomni, By j ~ ''r
i Co.
MARINE rIsA.TEgs.
The los: OF the 1t ,:ian bark Souva O:t.vl' -
been therefore, mentioned in the G"Z IT, 80.
WAS in ballast, bound for Battimor" ~! -.
driven ashore in heavy gale on "tA',''5
niyht y, Kitty Hawk, about midway b"'"'
Cane Henry and Cape Hatterss. Capt JON "
G.Ie Of Lie saving Sts.ion No i, '""'As %.
signals Of distress took his crew OF ;IA III .
wen. TO Ter assistance. Inc lie p"a.
once lguEche1, ana the ere" sr' out .i,g,..
sells. The night was bitter co!d' .nu oo..,,..,..
blowing hurricane, and the oosl VS. cay .,...,
s mt men are Csptsln John Z. Gs!e. } =; Z
eH'.I i'' : G Grsy, Lemue Grcs', y d.
Brum ppc' Jes,y Mundcn aid Lew, ', ~. =.
Captain Gale had long been cGnAe $,.. 1, q
Lille saving Service ana 's is.u ~ "i r,.:e..
sailor and brave ana 49, .
man. iii, Dark mad on board the G ,',: "
wife and child ami crew o. t%e.Te L3%',, - =,
whom were drowned except !oa! 's 49,. . -.
were rescued and taken to station ), 49,!
in an Exhausted condition. and uL:.o.H y. :.
The. bark has gone to pieces sho =
The schr Joseph G Stover, Cay: C.s5 ,. d. ..
Georgetown, S. G., 70 Bos;o1 WIKI. ; NV - d.:.r
arrived at Norfolk on the 5th instant IL .,nc u.
sbe having coilded with vessel n'H[ ,,ag
known, in the Gulf Sire IN on ne 2' an.J 5 :,e
and lost her jibboom. bowspr'; cS'HS''
mansaii, sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE The following were
the receipts by the Washington City, Virgins
Midland and Great Southern K. Il. las. wc."
Corn 600 bushels, wheat 34l0, oats 5oi, M.
fed / O. bran % beans %, peas 70 potat'"> ~
ws.nuts ~, onions sack, corn meal ~ barre.
buc4 vines. bag: -four 30S bis, dried :ruA
sacks. ground sumac ll3 40 b. ground AK
A., z23 lbs, leather rolls, umb r LOO fc"t, ba::
tr7 lrkin.. eggs 10 bbls and b 'xes, totsc !.
boxes .uc boxes dressed hogs -, 'rsh b:"i
5u4 b., dressed poultry bbs, lard BIB ta"o~
bis, wood cords, wn' casks, !ow's cory,
liquor 10 boxes. apples 5 BIS, hair 80 2"g>, ""
sack, ca YES 3 hides u bundles, sundr:'. b,
bbls and b ,xes, feathers sack, sheep sAh'
bale, hoops ~ bundles, dressed ssohcs o'.'
cattle ears, horses 2 cars, rims CAT, noo"
cars, coal II cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

Ey Gov. Letcher's condition at the hour OF
one o'clock, last Saturday night, was much i'm
proved, and he conversed freely and fucntly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

In the debate on the Pacific Railroad bill! in
the State Senate, last Friday, Judge Sinclair
said that without meaning any discourtesy, he
had to say that he had heard nothing 10 the
progress Of the debate to convince him that
we should transfer the decision of this National
railroad question from the halls OF Congress to
this chamber. 1t belonged to Congress. He
said he would not vote for either the resolu-
ton of the Senator from Westmoreand or that
of the Senator from Campbell. He thought
that it was ipjudicious for the General Assem-
bly, to undertake, in the expiring hours OF the
session, to decide the great question OF inter,
oceanic communication. We have not the
time to examine into the facts and figures.
Let US leave the subject where it belongs He
sbrapk back from iDstructing our delegates Oh
a subject so clouded by doubt and darkness,
anil said we can scarcely form an idea as to It's
effect upon the approaching political contest.
There was no such exigency as required the
Senate to pass upon the question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
Markets BY Telegraph

NEW YORK 3arch 6-Stocks Cu.l sd %.
settled Money 3 Gold IA; Flour dull ,.i
declining. Wheat quiet AID hesvy Corn oaI
ard unchanged.
BALTIMORE. March Virginia g.. old, &C.
Virginias, consoii lated, ST; West FirglHh.
Cotton more active and G;ner; mIdd.ing liz
l21 Flour steady; II ward street and Wr,.,:.
uper 7iaS4 81; do. Extra 2jas@ % d.
+ m,ly 5 -, So IS; City Mills Su. - -.
d.. Extra 15aSG do. Rio brands 11o.>i: DO.
Family IS 20 Wheat quiet and s;tadv 20 .
western r.d l35al36; pcnnsy lvsna red b, .I3,,
Maryland re- 40. 80. do. s;s.her l52al5j; H.,
white l3oal50 torn-Southern ac.iycan- .ra;
Western sctive and shade higher; Sou,Hr-~
white 5 so; do. yellow 5o; w es.crn nike, ~
SPOT; COZ last af March. Ua.s- nth, y.
Quiet but firm WesLcr:. nominal -"u.n"sn t +
A.; y es:ern white Al 4G; DO mix ~ rs
dull but steady ut 7o..o2 Hay tu! aal heavy;
Mary and and Pennsylvania lSsS24 Pr -.
ions strong and bu"ysnt PorE Sd Bl..r:
active and firm Yves ern Extra: 21a29, 20 2r.:.
24s26 Cotiire nom N .llv strong; Rio Cage.
l53alrS i"bblng Ii! l9i Su.ar stca y ~.
firm 1T 95 .lOs Whlskey very dull 81 - II.
PHILADELPHIA, March The Gait 'narN~
Was rather trmer this week; about 200 nrs .
sold at 6ia7!c for extra Pennsylvania md We:
ern Steers, g.! 6lc Tor fsr to good do. 44jc p:
ID gross for c., mon, rs to quality. hcep ""r"
firmly he'd; 500 head sold At lis7:c per %
gross, as To condition. Hogs wer@ ractt'
h CHER; 27U0 head sold st IL 5OaSl3 y per ~
10: net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

The Philadelphiaus must certainly expect the
arrival in their city, during the Centennial, OF
large number of negroes, for they surely don't
suppose that macy white people are going there
after they read the following:
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph states
that company of gentlemen met in that city
few evenings since for the purpose of copgratu
lating the Rev. Fields Cook, (colored,) OF AL
exaudria, Va, upon the successful termination
of his suit against the clerk of the Bingham
House, OF that city, for having refused him
sleeping and eating accommodations therein
A number of congratulatory speeches we're
made and series of resolutions adopted, in
cludipg the following:
ReSo7red, That 10 view Of the prospective de
moustratious of the present year In our city, we
further extend our congratulations to all of our
cl,zeps, and especially TO the Centennial Com
missiouers and ri quest them to- see tolt 10 their
official capacity that hotels and other public
places of rest and refreshment do not bring
down upon them aod their great enterprise a
dieracv from which We, as committee, shall
be forced to invoke the same power to relieve
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

Frauds and rumors Of frauds 10 government
al quarters are as thick as leaves in Au-
tumn-they come not ir single file, but in bat
talious. Ifbut one house of Congress create
all this jingle of official corruption, what con
course of harsh sounds will an entire Demo
cratic administration produce, and how the
trembling among the guilty ones increases as
the certainly of that event becomes more and
more apparent. Babcock has now been de-
teced In another theft, Plerrepont's eDdeavors
to shield other malefactors, BY frightening To-
formers, have been discovered; Custer, fleeing
from the sinking ship. discoses more of the
bribery of Belknap, the administration OF Alas
ka has been found to be utterly corrupt, and
w. j. Pearman, Radical Congressman from
Florida, has been caught selling cadetshps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

Wade Ham oton Bolton, of Tennessee, lately
deceased, left the foil, wing provision 10 bis
will give and bcqu ath the widow aud chill
dren OF Gen. Thomas Jnnathan ackson, kDown
as StonewaIl Jackson who fell at the tie of
charlottesville, Eir ,nia, teu thousand dol
iars as history tells NE his widow iurultule
was sold after bis death for debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

NOTICE. So O. L.'l>g
| hsve received my Spring supp: :" ,a- -" &.
RETr- GARDEN SEED 81 iD%%-.1TIS
and cI,lnlne. W. I <; Kin, .i:e""
mn D r.,,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

By late decision in Pennsylvania, railroad
companies are liable for all property burned BY
sparks from their locomotives. Dir. Fayette
McMulieu once recovered 10 the courts Of this
State several thousand dollars damages from
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, for a
house that Was destroyed by fire from the
sparks of passing locomotive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

~The An.usl Meeting OF the 80 A. ?
O, the Aiexandris Library ComP"";;. =.
held to-aigh,, st 5 O'Clock. A full ''''
is requested. -- ,.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

es-The regular monthly m3eli$s o. =. nra
draulion steam Fire Engine Go. vi" 5o ,, yr
Tuestty evening M.rcn 7th At ! % S.r r't
NH Ill IkDE l y -...-l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

Two negroes are now being tried in Rich
moud for the murder Of one of their race Tor
eighteen dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06
CONGRESS-.

The following proceedings Of Congress Sat
turiay are additional to those published in the
Gazette Of that day:
The Senate was not 10 session.
The House met for debate 90 the Hawaiian
treaty. Mr.. Wood had The fl ,or, bu; obec ed
to continuing bis speech 10 empty bencacs, and
moved 40 adjournment . her members how
ever debated the bill. aod Mr.. WOodwurth
made speech on bill granting bouuties to
the heirs OF soldiers who enlisted Tor less pc
Rod than one year, and who We're killed OF who
died b7 reason of such service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

ITO l.. NJ. GREENE, administrator of Jonas
l. Greene deceased JOHN MILLER, SUI
vving partner If himself and Jason Ketchum,
deceased, partners, dong business under the
name of ketchum i Miller, and ENSIGN
KETCHUM, administrator of Jason ketchum,
deceased
Take notice. That have appointed tho TIL
day of April, 1876 at my Office, in the town of
Brownsville, in the county Of Prince William, to
execute the decree pronounced By the Circuit
Court OF the said county on the 18th day of Oc-
tob r, 1875, in the chancery suit Of Green's ad-
mnistrstr;x VS.. Miller &c, whereby one of the
Commissioners Of the said Court WAS directed to
in the bill mentioned belonging to the said john
Miller, st which time and place you are required
to attend
Given under my hsnd this Sd day of March,
1876 VIM. E LIPSCOMB,
NH 6-w4w Comm'r. in Chsncery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

ITO LITTLETON S. HELM Assignee in
l. Bankruptcy of Thomas 4. Saunders. Thorn
rs B Balch, susan G. his wife, and Chalmers Z.
Bslch
Take notice, That I have appointed the It'll
day of April 1876 at my office, in the town of
BrentsvilIe, in the county OF Prince William, to
ex ecute the decree pronounced By the Circuit
Court OF the said county on the 18th day Of Oc-
tober, 1875, in the chsncery SUIT OF Helm vs.
Bsch whereby one Of the Commissioners Of the
said Court WAS d rected to take sn account OF
the real estate of the said Thomas B Balch, sub
ject to the len OF the plaintiffs, judgment, with
the annual and fee simple value thereof, and Of
all liuns existing thereon and their several p:i-
crit es, vt which time and place you are required
to attend.
Given under my hand this 3 day Of March,
1876 WIN. h. LlPSCOMB,
NH G-w4w Commr. in Chancery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-06

rKEIGHTON'S Pc CIo Il a,n - j.
Dk,Po will cure Co1u5,: ~ me .4'
quicker than any o:heE prcpAFA'''"
k.t. Price :5c per bottle :; Eiag size.
NH .IX :.