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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12

MISERABLE BUSINESS STAND AT
~ FALLS CHURCH FOR SALE-Pur<u-
ant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered at June term, 1876 in the suit
of Gould and Son vs.. j. u. Brush, | shall. or
SAT URDAY, the 10th day of september, 1876,
st IL o clock m, On the premises, sell 10 the
highest bidder, at public sale, that valuable a:ssis
property, consisting Of oTOEEHOUnE,- zaIs
DWELLING and BARN, situated on the - i.
corner of the icxandria and Georgetown turE-
pixies As + business stand this is regarded rs
one of the most valuable in the thriving village
OF Fails Church, and offers strong induce monL:
for profitable investment Persons desiring to
view the property before the day OF sale are re,
!erred to MIR. ". Glover. This property will
BIS sold subject to corensnt that no splrituous
liquors SHAH be sold IS beverage thereon
Terms Of Sale--So much OF the purch .se
money will De required IN band a5 will pay the
costs OF suit and expenses OF sale, and the resi-
due in three equal annual payments 10 b"Hr III
terest from the day OF sale, to b. secured By the
notes of the purchaser, with good per Roma! sc
curity, ind retention Of title till the last pay
ment is made THOMAS MOOkE,
aug 19-W4W Commr r. OF sale.
Ns- The above sale is postponed until AT
UKHAY, the l4th day of October. 1876, when
it will take place 1T the same place and hour.
sep lS-wts THOS. MOORt, Com OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12
BY Green d Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Au:t,oneers !
TOMMISSiONkE'S SALE UF VALUA
" BILE REAL EST to ii de-
cree CT the Circuit Court of Fairfax county
pronounced at the Juno term, 1875. in the SUIT
of the Mutusl Assurance Society OF Virginia vs..
Charles l.. Mankin the undersigned, commits
soners nam d in said decree, will, on SATC *
DAY, the 2sth day of October, 1876, st twelve
BY public suclcn in front Of the Royal street
entrance Of me Market House bui ding, Alexan-
dria Virgins. the LOT OF GROUND, f:.s::
with the BRICK TENEMENT thereon, ~
known as BRUINS JAIL in the County of
Fairfax, Virginia, near the Stone Bridge
Terms of Ssie-One third cash, and the resi-
due in one, two and three years, with interest
from date; the purchaser executing his notes
therefor secured by deed of trust upon the
premises HENRY w. THOMAS,
LINDEN KENT
san 26-w4w Commissioners Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
pUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
L y GlII My OF OH pIDIR " a

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
L THE COUNTY OF CULPEPER VA.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day of October, 1876, |
Piedmont Agricultural Society, at public suc-
ton, to the highest bidder, that valuable farm
known as "MONTROSE." situated about oR
mile east Of Culpeper, on the line of the Virgin
ia Midland Railroad, directly opposite the Pied.
mont Agricultural S0ciety's Fair Grounds. This
property formerly belonged to the late w. d.
Walach. 1t contains in all about 300 acres of
lard the most of which is highly improved and
we'll watered, with never failing springs The
perman lent improvements consist of large Ess1
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, built in lElal
modern STYLE nearly new; good stable, sheep
houses and other out buildings; also oak plank
fencing.
For stock and sheep raising there cannot be
found mere desirable farm. For healthful-
ness OF climate, beauty Of :cenery, &c, it is un
surpassed in this part Of Virginia
day Of sale Any one wishing to see the fnrnl
can apply to W g. MALLS, who can be found
nj his MIL, y few hundred yards from the dwell
DC oct 6-ditstwst W.N. ADAMS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALlIA-
II ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
Purs uant TO the decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fsirfax county, pronounced at June term; 1876
II the suit of Harrison ii Simpson vs.. Charles
| named in said decree, will, on MON DAY, the
10th day of October, 1877. Court dsy, attwelve
o'clock N. OF said day, soil to the h,i acs bidder
81 pubic sale, in FROM OF tie Court House door,
!hst yn,u. hls and improved farm on which the
said Oh .rIes W katcifc 1T present resides
containing about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES.
Ills Ind lies about 1t miles northwest of the
! Will 20 Of Ccn;raville. or the braddock rUac,
and lear the Warrenton pike The soil is Of
tho character known MS rcd, is of tho best quail;
~, PRODUCES heavy crops Of wheat, corn and
grass, and IS not "zcriled IS any farm III the
County. 1t will be scd in parcels or at private
sale slcu!d it not b. sold on tho say named.
Term. of -,ae-So much cash in hand Is, will
be requisite to pay the costs of suit and expenses
| q: SAFE, aud the residue in three equsl annual
t,ayrlenss, 10 bear interest from The dry of sale,
:,f.a |" be sc:urcd by the notes OF tho purchaser,
with G cd personal security, and retention OF
title anti! tie last payment is mado
| H. w THOMAS,
THOMAS MOORE,
| sni, III wI,y Com M rs. of Sale.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-18
vINDlCAl0R Supplement.

REUNION OF SOLDIERS.-A meeting of
soldiers was held on the courthouse green,
Monday Of last week, presided over by
Hon. Marshall Hanger, with Capt. W.
A. McCue, Secretary, to arrange for a
reunion of the surviving soldiers of the
Confederate army, residing in the Valley,
to be held at the Fair Ground here, oct.
10th, the first day of the Fair. The
following committees were appointed:
70 take charge Of the mouement.- ].
III. Williams, Col. M. G. Hartman. Col. A.
W. Hartman, Col. James FL. Skinner. Capt.
James Fl. Waters, Capt. VIM. L. Balthis.
Capt. D: A. Fulcher, 1t. VIM. A. Hanger,
Capt: 7. D. Ransom, Gen. John Echols,
Col. John D. Lilley, 1t. Silas Walker and
Capt. James Bumgardner, Jr.
Committee Of Invitation. A. w.
Hartman, Gen. Jno. Echols, Capt. T. D.
Ransom, Maj. HI. M. Bell and Col. James
III. Skinner.
cue.-Riverheads.- S. Turk. A. Blauth
John T. Shields and Saml Carson.
Middle River--C. S. Patterson, Capt. R,
G. Davis, @. A. Roller and Saml H. Nc
Cue.
South River-E. G. Fishburn, w. A.
Ieed, CapJ. y. b. Homer, John u. Brooks.
Beverley Manor-Capt. John N. Opie
Capt. W. Fl. Peyton, Geo. w. Swoope and
Fred. Fultz.
Pastures-S. Brown Allen, Capt. R. S.
Craig, Thomas S. Hogsett and A. B. Light
ner.
North River-Capt. E. D. Curtis. Capt.
J: M: Trevey, VIM. Gamble and John "A.
Mills.
Ward No. Capt. T. D. Ransom, Capt.
David Butcher, j. A. Cochran and VIM.
Wholey.
Ward No. Capt. VIM. L. Bumgard-
ner, Capt. Chas. s. Arnall. S. Travers
Phillips and Capt. F. Berkeley.
Of Reception-A. H. Fl. Stuart, M. G..
Hartman, T. q. Morton, R. F. Baldwin, J.
". Newton, G. S. Arnall, VIM. s. Nc
Chesney.
On Provisions and Table Arrangements
y. G. Marquis, E. A. Fulcher, VIM. G
Abney, G. W. Swoope, VIM. B. Crawford
VIM. A. McCue, Chas. J.. Bell, Carte
Berkeley, Hartman Lushbaugh.
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In 70 LEWIS II. COOK,

bankrupt
Nv order 81 the q +. district court for tht
district OF Vermont, the following real csta G
will be sold Al public auction TO thc highest Tia.
der, al the residence Of Laws II Coos, in STAN
ford, in the county OF De ningt'n and state Of
Vermont, on Thursday August 3ist. 1873, com
mea, ing a. ten oalock a IA ana continuing un.
I'll all If said resi- esiate is spld, VIZ
A parcel OF lana 10 St mfptd 40 vssid y abo |
100 scres, k1osn ~ the HON Pam, with dwell
ing house, two blns, store blacksmith shop
aud saw mill ard machinery therein,
Alec a wood-lot ofHbout o0so in Resdsbofo,
In BENNINGTON cQunty afufo AID The above two
lots OF land beng enrumbeIrd ~ mortgage %
the amount Il t2 20 90 100, aud the first i0t Is
subject Ca 4 homes'ea claim Of $50 01-lO0. ard
will be sold subject 10 said en- umbranota
Alec a TIMBER lot OF about las acres Fl Ian ! IN
Stamford Aforesaid known 81 the Ga3d1ow lot,
encountered By mortgage 20 the Amount Of
$500 %. 100 aud will b. sold suljo - The same.
Alroa lot known as the SHAKER Mil aud mil
privilege, IN Stamford afoI oanid, with about enc
acre OF wood land, same b ing mort gAgsd o
about $3.50 COLO, aad viii be sold subj Ct %
the same.
Also the spruce timber on lot Of about 100
acres Of land, IN woodford, in said county
Also, at the same time aud pEce, the following
personal prop fty will be sold at public auction
TO the highest bidder. viz:
About 80 900 feet Of spruce logs aud 5,000 feet
Of ,ptuce lumber, 3, 00J cloth boards, 10 lunches
Of laih, IS cords Of stove wood, cod. I-fo I
wood, 5, 90 shingles 10 cords slab wood, 20 0 0
feet spruce logs ON Dooey lot, 2.horse WACO
2 carts, / sulkey, pair sled-, lorg sled, bob
sleds, pair harness, | pillow, ! barrow, NOW
ing machine, 2 cow-, yearhbgs 3 no tc.. Also
about *, 900 feet OF henlock logs and humber.
JOHN W. WILLARD,
Assignee Of the estate Of Lewis II Cook.
II 3w
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IL aususF 10 Alphabetical, IN roar
LAST issae. fof 3 remedy for CONSUMPTION
r. hs arN siagrs. rfcnmmcpd pr.
P4atasss .-Gotirn Medtcal Discovery" 4
taken sooufiing 20 dsreeiions, for d hsa
b ca Thoroughly tried in ny family And
toe fssaits wefc Esori1as. "AiphAbeti-
ca mast not sxpeei one bottle 70 do Tie
work my siie took three bpttlcs befcrs
.be could discover auy ehsngc, bat sftcr
TIE third bottle every dnse seemed 70
sfreuxtheu the iangs and nos she j. well
AID hearty. II Alphabetical nj Rriie
10 me / will ret witnesses 70 ne above.
nrNRY II ~. PATroS.
Lawrence, Marion COuntT' lad
Prom Cincinnati Times, Feb. 4 1873,
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MANcnssTrn.

Ten Boston people took dinner at the
Equinox house, Monday, part OF com.
any II lhIfty who have been spending
BE- summer st Nichols 10 Dandy. They
o home by The Tunnel route. When Il
becomes generally known that Boston
people cAn reach Manchester 10 Z ~
onrs BY lbe rev route through the tun.
ri = good number Of them viii spend
be be-, weather among the nouuisins In
hls part VI ,he state.
Oar milk man, j. II. Purdy, bad bis
! sgop and harness badly damaged BY a
hort runaway one day last week His
or.e was hiiehed toa post 10 frost Of TIC
ot, flee aud got frightened 3. some
children playing with a TOY wagon on tie
idewals
Mir Ballard vas not present ~ The
neelIug of Ilae Hayes snd Wheeler club,
Monday evening, having made preyioa,
appointment ~ New York stale. Shorl
md interesting addresses were made,
iewever, BY Me. Luodiegtou. a lawyst
rotn New York, CUES, Of the Equinox
,onsy, By isty. Mr. Phelps OF Ohio and
ioa, 4 l.. Miner Mr.. phelps 1,
personal scqn.lnlsuce Of Mr.. Hayes
,ay,ug ioF conc time resided 10 bic house
, biie 0cu. Hayes vas In the war From
,sfssusi kuoN edge - gave very bigt
eatimenisl g eur candidates. houssly and
Aag Tie following letter written b,
is Phelps 60 lfiead which we are per
nllcd " cops gives s,mc u the point:
-tieu, Msfs skinner ADD family, d
.bicsgo ass Al he hqaieox house.
The Treasurer q 81 Johns Churcl
you'd stsieiaiig seknowiedge the receipt
oi GO -, The troceeds Of the feesnl en-
etsianeat Of tie EqaIuo1 DrAmAlIl
,lab." Alec - % from ''itiend
REV. O. @. Joae,. rector Of n
Peters Chureh, Bennington, vii ofhei
pc ID 81 JONAS Church, snnday Morn
ag
Prot Nils. u Gblcsgo, is 10 iswi
aud wili ara class Of cor lady singer
riepArstort 50 Trim fox oct Roots opsr
rata, The Fl0wer Qsses" :, Music bal
nsH. wees OF the week Following
Mir. 4. u, Msttlson, wlso lz.s thowl
symptoms 81 lusshlsy for some time, ws
tsksn 70 ,hs asy iam Al Bnsitlsbofo o
Study
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sensIbIc Advice.

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AdonIram Chapter, No. Is, II. A. M.
Next regular convocation on IhursdRy even
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GEO. II. SESSIONS. Commander.
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al o'clock, All members of the 'order" are
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T. ]. H0YT, L. D.
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Spring Wagons 4 Carriages

The Subscribers have jusl received 3 car load o.
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by Hs are warranted 70 be o; good workmAnstip
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WITH solid round corners, having two monldngs
running sr0ana them, aud protected en- either
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Al wsKoas have drop end boards, uEless othsf
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