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.fUCTIUT SALES.
Ry Green e. Wise,
[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
NOM MISSIONERS' SALE--By virtue of q
~ decree Of the Corporation Court for the
city of Alexsndris Va, rendered st the Janu.
airy term, 1876, thereof, in the chancery cause OF
Charles w. Greenwood Vs. Robert Ceilings.
worth Ell ais, entiny in said Court, the sub
scribers, as commissioners, appointed by the
SAID decree, will expose for sale, by public suc
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF February,
1876 at II ~. in front of the Market Building,
en- Royal street, in the city Of Alexandria, Va,
the INTEREST of Robert Coilirgwolth and
Georgearna his wife, in and to SOU ARE OR
TWO ACRES OF GROUND, in Fairfax CO.,
Va adjacent to the city of Alexandria, Va,
snd bounded By Patrick, Franklin, Henry an
Jefferson streets; the said squsre of ground being
part of the real estate OF which Alexander
Hicks died seized.
Terms of Sale: So much of the purchase
money in cash as will be required to pay the
sum of Sl50 Is, with interest on S,49 part
thereof, from tac % day Of Janusry, 1876 and
the costs of suit and expenses OF SALE the residue
OF the purchase money on credit of six months,
with interest from the day OF sale; the deferred
payment to be secured by the note of the pur
chaser, with approved security, and the reten-
ton of the title TO the property until the said
note is paid. DAVID l.. SHOOT,
ALBERT STUART,
feb Scots Commissioners of Sale.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, Feb. 1t is stated here that the
Biscayan and Navarrcsso Provincial Deputies
have told Don Carlos DOT to except any further
aid from them. There was heavy snow storm
10 Navarro and GuipuzcOa yesterday.
BERLIN. Feb The Porte's circular in re-
gard to the Reforms promised in the northern
provinces mentions as the basis oil its decision
not Only the negotiations with Austria, Russia
and Germany, but also the support of the
scheme by the other guaranteeing powers.
LONDON, Feb. lit is reported that }. and
q. Henderson Il Co., grain merchants of Liver
pool, have suspended Their liabilities are re-
ported at million aud half Of dollars, though
their assets are good.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Qardinal Manning writes
to the Times stating that the kilograms from
Rome, that he intends to proceed thither TO
promote the union of portion OF the English
rituastc clergy with the Roman Catholic
Church, and that lie had made proposalsto the
Vatican looking to that end, are both from
first to last wholly devoid of truth. lie says
''no scheme whatsoever on the subject Of rit-
uasm has ever been conceived by me, none
has ever been to my Knowledge proposed or
opposed or defended at Rome.
The Daily News Vienua special says the
premature publication OF Count Andrassy S
note has caused much annoyance here. The
official text was hurrledly published yesterday.
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BALTIMORE FIREMEN TO VISIT ALExAN-
DRlA.-A number of 6remen belonging to the
Baltimore city fire department are making ar
engagements to visit Alexandria on the 22d in-
slant, the occasion Of tie great parade in that
place The citizens are making the most eiab-
crate preparations for the event, aud the dis
play is expected to be grandest ever witnessed
il the ancient burg Besides the hremen
and the military the various societies, trades,
ma>krrS, etc., will join in comm omoratiug the
anniversary of him who was first in war. first
in peace and first 10 the hearts Of his country
nen," and who on Recognising his public du-
ties retired to Mount Vernon, few miles be
low Alexandria, to spend the remainder of his
days, aud this makes it peculiar and appro-
pirate privilege of the Alcxandrlans to do honor
20 the virtues o: the great chiettain whom their
torctathcrs delighted to call their Industrious
fellow ctizcn." At one time Washington was
40 active meu Der otthe Friendship Fire Com
.,any Of that civ Ian organization dating back
to the year l774, and its members now polnt
with pride 10 his name on their rolls. The
frrmcu OF Alexandria have, from time imme
moral, uait.d in celebrating the day, aud, dcs
pte the dull times, they have determined that
the display of this the Centennial year shall ex
cecd in interest all others in the past. TO all
Who intend being present on the occasion as
.uranc@ is given that they may rely on recclv
TX a hoSpitable reception and a genuine ''old
Virginia welcome. Baltimore Neecs.
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Ls5d A. Il II se Eva ~.

Ia the Virginia Scnatc, last Friday, M.
ClaughtoD, of this city, moved 10 reconsider thg
vote by which the Senate rejected House b'l!
to provide manner 10 which merchants, manu
facturers and others may retain veud0r lien
upon rolling stock and railroad iron sold to H.
tc:nal Improvement companies. Ills motion was
agreed to and the bill was then laid on the table
and made the special order fer Thursday next.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Peters
burg lDdcx, says: There is likely 20 be Difficult
ty in getting Mr. Alex. Hunter mere as vat.
uess In the Fowie. Stevens case. lie Is enl-
played IS reporter in Washington AID be
wants his expenses paid to Richmond. With.
out Mr.. Hunter the prosecution Will collapse
The schooner Laura Il. Messer, we'll known
at this port, was loaded at the Chcsap eake and
Ohio wharves in Richmond with 647 !ous OF
coal 10 thirteen aud half hours, i few days
ago.
Judge Gaines, of Fauquier, presided at the
Prince William County Court which commcDc-
ed to-day, Judge Nicol being III Rchmond be-
fore the impeachment committee
The steamer Arrow has not been running for
several days, being detained at her wharf III
Washington by the ice. So soon as the river
is open she will run as usual.
The cabin OF the tug Mary Lewis lying at
Prince street wharf was broken into Saturday
night, but nothing valuable taken so far Us dis
covered.
Among the bills reported upon favorable IL
the Virginia HOUSE oil Delegates, last Friday,
Was House bill TO ameud the law for the pro-
lection of sheep in Fairfax county.
Judge Hughes will hold special term of the
United States Circuit and District Courts in
this city on the 18th and l4!h instant.
Buckton station, on the Midland railroad, has
been re-estabshed by the appointment OF Mr..
j. Coleman, as agent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I, 1876. The Senate,
after receiving large number Of petitions,
took up the reports of committees.
Mr.. Conklug reported back House bill for
paying judgments, which had been obtained
10 the Alabama claims case, and the bill vas
amended and passed.
The bill restoring pre- emption in Arkansas
and other States, was then discussed until the
expiration OF the morning hour, when
The resolution for the admission of Pinch.
back, as Senator from Louisiana, was taken up.
MIR. Thurman, Of Ohio, addressed the Sen
ate 10 opposition to the resolution, and the de-
bate was continued.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House OF Representatives the morn
ing hour was occupied by the call on States for
bills and joint resolutions. The following were
presented from Virginia
By MIR. Hunton-BlI granting aid to the
Washington aud Ohio Railroad Company. to
enable that Company to extend its road to the
Ohio river.
~ OIL lot tne rellcl OF Louisa OQmerS, OF
Fairfax county, Va.
By Mr.. Douglas-A bill to authorize the
Piedmont Railroad Company to prosecute GER
tsin suits in the Court of Claims.
By Mr.. Goode-Bill making an appropra
ton for the improvement of the navigation Of
the Backwater river, Virginia.
Bill for the repair Of tie property of the
United States at Norfolk, Va.
All these bills were appropriately referred
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The market opens very quiet, though we no.
tjce slight advance on the closing prices Of
last week. ! he offerings to-day were light, and
900 bushels of Wheat sold st 1872 for q small lot
of inferior white, and 1873 and l44 for good to
prime red. GO bushels of Corn brought "a for
VIII tie, and SO for mixed.
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LEG BRoKEN.-~A colored man named Will

LEG BRoKEN.--A colored man named Will
son Green, had his leg broken at the Airing,
ton quarrics on the W. {; .. r r., near thi:
city, this morning. 1t seems that Greeu Was
sitting on piece of rock drilling hole fol
blasting, when portion of the baak above
him became detached and fell, breaking his
leg, as above stated. He was brought to this
city on tand-car, and conveyed to his homo
on Majors Hill. where he received the aeces-
sary surgical attendance.
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NNOR ABOUT THE FIRST OF MARCH
" MAX PkETZFELDER Of the above
finn, will open Il. the old stand, 40. la King
street, with An entirely new and large stock Of
Dkf GOODS, fcr 4-2w
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LEG.lE NOTICES.

NTOTICE-The undersigned having u. the
~ last term of the Corporation Court of the
city OF Alexandria taken out letters Of admins
trston upo;I the estate of VILLA u OWENS,
deceased, Ill persons having clsims against the
said estate will present them, properly authontl-
Gated, and those indebted to the estate Are re-
quested t. settle without delay.
ANNE VIRGINIA OWENS,
feb I-w4w Administrators.
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GDp.iII.YsESfsKEpS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ partnership hcrotfore Carried on by Max
FretZelder and David BenGhcim. under the
name and style OF PRE- -ZFELpEh 81
BENDHEiM, in Alexandria, Virginia, has
this dizzy bocl dissolved by mutual consent.
Nj tRtIZFEhDEE.
DAVID BEN Oh ELM.
Acxandria, Va, February 4, lo76-3t
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Dspdrt
,uet Office of the Chief Ssgndl officer, Wash
,u0ton, D. C., Feb,ua1y7, lS76-l0:3O a. m
For The middle States rising and stationary Us
rometer, northerly 10 westerly winds 1ainne
tan,persture and clear or clearing weather. OK
cent higher temperature than during Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA INSURANCE CoMpANY.-Ihe
annual mee,iog OF the stockholders of the Al
exaudria Insurance Company was held at the
Commercial Exchange this morning. Mr. b
Wheat, the President, called the meeting 70
order, and nominated Geo. Z. Sh,nn, esq, TOT
chairman, who was unanimously elected. Geo.
Wise was appointed Secretary.
On calling the roll it was found that Loil
shares were represented, being majority OF
the stock.
The report of the President and Directors
.or the fiscal year, eudiog February l, 1876
was presented and accepted. 1t shows the
following financial exhibit
Total receipts for year, Sll,425 ~
Total expenditures, S9,O67 AZ
From which deduct
losses incurred in
1874 but paid in
1875, 1921 IS
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feb 4-W4w
TIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the Cor,

TTIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the Cor
poratlOn Court Of the city OF Alexandria,
on the 10Th day OF January, 1876: H. +. Haynes
VS. Il. '. Crandall and Jonn Cr.ndatl partners,
doing busin IS under the firm nsino o. Crandall
Brothers, IN VIM. A. Sinoot. In chancery and
upon An attachment
Memo: The object Of this suit is to recover Of
the defendants, Crandal Brothers, the sum Of
five hundred and sixty dollars, with interest
from October % 1876, and to attach and subject
to the payrncL. of The Same the estate or debts
due The sal. C:Andal Brothers IL the hands OF
the said VIM. L. Smoot.
The dctca I.ntS, IL. v Crandsl and John
Crandall, not having tered their appearance
and given security according To the act OF As
sefnbly and the rules of this Court, and it ap-
pcarlIg by affidavit that they are notresdcntS oi
this State it Is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due pub!lca-
ton vi this order, and do what is NECESSARY 10
protect their interests III this suit and that copy
Of TINS order be forthwith inserted In the Alex
undria Gazette, a newspaper published IN tho
city vi Alexandria, once u week for tour sue
ccssivc weeks, and posted 1T the front door Of
the Court House Of his city. y copy, test:
MORTON MAKIE, Clerk.
D. l.. Smoot, p. q. jan 26-wlg
ETIRGINIA: AT Rules held IL the 9 crlt's
Office Of the Corporation Court Of the c!ty
OF Alexandria, on the 9th day ot January, 1876:
john w. Henderson,, plaintiff, VS.. John y;
CogsHe!l, defendant. Case in assumpslt and
attachment.
Menu The object Of this suit is TO recover Of
the defendant the sum OF Einety-nine dollars
and twenty ght cents, and to attach and sub
jcct to the JAY .ncnL OF the same the estate or
debts due tho defendant in the city OF A,exan-
drla.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly and the rules OF THIS
Court, and ii appearing by affidavit That he
Is u not resident Of this State, II i ordered that
the said Acknowledgements here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
Is necessary to protect his interest in this suit;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith Insert
ell in the AlcSaildria Gazette, II newspaper pub
!shcd in the city Of Alexandria, once wccA
for four successive weeks and posted NJ the front
door OF the Court House Of this city. copy,
test: MORION MAk =, CIerk.
Aent i Neaie y. q. jan owl"
NyOTICE-l shall &pply to the Commissioners
~ Of Pensions for the issuing OF Il duplicate
of BOUNTY LAND WARRANT No "A, lSj
for lG0 acres, issued June II, 1870, under tho
act ui May g. 1912, to John Pollard, late OF King
George county, Va, who Wss private in Capt.
Charles Goes company, 2O.h u. j. infantry, IA
the w4r OF lol2-the original having Deen lost or
destroyed CHAR LES il. POLLARD
de 30 w6w admir-. of John Pollard, dec d.
a DMIN ISTRATOR'6 NOTICE.
Having been appointed by the Corporation
Court oi the city Of AlcAand im NJ administrator
OF the estate Of John T. Evans, deceased,
hereby give notice to all parties indebtcl to the
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fsxOREssSU.TaL L.jKUs.

a CARD.-Circumstances rendering /. IT,
IL sirabe that should locate in 3'.,tL,no'". /
have Transferred my DENTAL PkhCTi' J. :.
Alexis adrIs t. DIR. D. N KUST. Il" ma! .e'.r.
for 80 many years associated WITH M ~ q s. 4!
no introduction or endorsement, lls sH'', ~".. J
and reputation for honesty and hig INT g.,
being well known. ! cordially CON Genc ",".
to the favor of my frier.d= and patients =: n.
worthy OF the petition TO wnlcn he succeed 20
bespeak for him the practlce With WHICH, ''5 ~
long, | have been favored. ,,-,
JAM IS B. HODGhl,.
L.. 1T
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1gNHE BALANCE Of GOODS ON HAND
i will BIZ sold at and beow cost, 81 the old
stand, No lii XII & street, till the 18th instant,
and all debts due 10 the ittc arm are 10 be paid
to me. ~. 81 y Dd 81 NJ.
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COMrL!MENTARY.-We were converslng the
other day with Il passe !ger who came from
Washington via Virginia Midland Road en-
route 10 Florida, in Search OF health. He said
1t " his first trip over his road and express
ed himself as being wonderfully pleased.
10 the couls. of our conversation be asked
VITO had the management OF the rOad-Whcn
told he said, q. j. Fyreacre, of Georgia; why
SIR he is the best railroad man you have 10 the
South except Gen. Malone. He continued, l
live III Boston, go South every wluter, either
by steamer or the Atlantic Coast line, but If
my Journey is az pleasant from here on as 1t
has been to this point, shall in future change
railroad business twenty seven years, and is
President of one Of the III 81 prominent East
cru lines
Washington City, Virginia Midland and
Great Southern Railroad from Alexandria to
DauvlIlc, via Lynchburg, Va. Some of our
lIlcnds who recently passed over this road speak
10 high terms of its general manager-Co. q.
D. toreacre. Col. /. was successful railroad
man 10 Atlanta, and We are glad to hear OF his
success III his pew field.
We Clip the above from the Atlanta Home
ward Star, a sprlghty newspaper, published 10
;;Ata0!a, the former home Of Col. FOrcaCre.
lie mas fully sustained his great reputation as
beng the best railroad manager 10 the South
since he has been in Virginia II Georgia has
auy more such sous the 0 d Dominion is ready
and willing to adopt theul.-B0rder Ecpress.
SoCIErY ITEMS. The Washington Chron-
eie "i yesterday says:
Miss Carrie Paulding, one of our prettiest
',''s in Alexandria, paying her freud, Miss
-h'mls Frencn, Il short visit. She was at the
party glveu by Miss Cazenove On Friday even
my, and was much admired.
:, hySt OF our society young ladies will DC
creased To know tuat Lieutenant French, ct
Tue Revenue Marine Service, who was such "a
iNS''tlte. Is pleasantly located at Wilmington,
H1o'th Vatoius, where his ship is wiutering.
lieutenant French is from our sister city, Al
eSandrla. a son of Dr. D. NJ. French, and
passed creditabie examination recently for
lis present position. Last week he rendered
'aIuabIe services 10 saving the crew oil the
SSno9ner Felrata, wrecked on New lulet Bar,
south Carolina. 4 private letter received by
S;'t'eud In this city says he jolly Lieutenant is
Just us popular with the Wilmington people,
specially the females, as he Was 10 his native
roLlcE REpoRT-No cases were tried at
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Leaving the earn.

Leaving the earn.
ings for the year, S6.e19 81
The amount of losses incurred by Tire during
the year was $l,9s7.67, which is Included
10 the above.
Messrs. G. Ii. Robinson, Benoni Wheat. f..
5. Leadbeator, VIM. Cogau, j: b. Smoot.
Arthur Herbert aud D. Nj. French were uDan-
,nousIy elected Directors for the ensuing year,
being the old Directory except DIR. Freuch,
who was elected 10 place of Mr.. Thomas Perry,
,gbr declined reelection.
Mr.. B. Wheat offered the following resolu-
lion :
Res ICED, That the Directors be, and are
hereby auihoriza d to Increase the capital stock
of the Alexandria Insurance Company TO
$780, 900, said increase to be upon the basis OF
81 cash paid in on each share, and bond with
approved endorser for SIG.
In Offering the resolution, MIR. Wheat said
chat, during an existence of four-and one-halt
years. the company had paid losses amounting
to S2l, 1863, and besides paid to the stockhosd,
ers dividends amounting to lO4 per cent. or
nearly Is per cent. per annum.
The Directory thought the business of the
Company should be extended and that would
accessitate an increase Of capital stock The
arrangement proposed in his resolution
would place the old aud new stockholders on
IN equal footing, as regarded cash payments.
Tue resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mcssrs. w. w. Herbert VIM. A. Moore
and Joseph Broders we're appointed an exam
lining committee, to examine the books of the
Secretary and Treasurer.
On motion. It was resolved that the Direc-
tors petitio1 tee General Assembly, to so alter
The charter OF tie Company us to require the
payment Of only s per cent. Interest on paid up
stock, instead of s per cent, as at present.
The President announced that the books for
subscription to the new stock were now open,
aud csnvassers would be appointed to solicit
subscriptions.
The meeting then adjourned.
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IT SPEAKS for Itself; is what lady said of
D.. Bulls Cough Syrup the other day, for a
single bottle cured my child of a most dreadful
cough.
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roLlcE REpoRT.-No cases were tried at
pO'see headquarters either yesterday or this
morning. .....-....
49,. Eight dodgers we're at the station house Sat-
0'1 nay night and sixteen last night.
walter Fauntleroy, alias WEIGH, John Col.
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ELMwooD collars are the best imitation of
liner ever made. They fl better, wear logger,
and look nicer than even linen itself.
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Port OF ALEXANDRIA, FEB l. I.
-un rose IS Moon sets ~
sun sets .........5 Ii High watcr....... U W

.Rs;T4-it.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, to Z b
Hooo
Steamer Experiment, Philadelphia TO + a
Reed.
Steamer John w Thompson, lower Potomac
20 + A Reed.
Schr Samuel Gilman, Washington, to Shinn
s. Go.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by A
Reed.
Schr Grace Vandusen, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr A Smyrk, hence, at Richmond 4th.
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E1OR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR
a. CITY PROPERTY.
A handsome NEW BRICK D YELLING,
with all the modern improvements. and Eva
NINE ACRES OF LAND, in the bo-. s sss
rough of Hamilton, Va, is miles from Wash
inatop, on the w. u 0. 4. 4 Price $4,000
100 acres of land added if desired Address
}. *. TAYLOR,
feb 3-1m Wilmington, Del.
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stou, alias Mumps, and Ike Lomax, all color
ed, having served out their terms Of imprison-
ment 10 the Jail, we're discharged yesterday.

THE CHURCHES YEsTERDAY-Tolerably
fair congregations attended the churches yes
terday morning, it being the communion Sun
day in most of the churches. AT night, how,
ever, owing 10 the rain and the slushy and
slippery condition of the sidewalks aud cross
ings, the attendance was small AT the Nj r..
Church Rev. Mr.. Webb preached morning
and night; Rev. MIR. Hartwell at the Baptist
Church morning and uight; Rev. Mr. Middle
tou 1t the NJ. P. Church at night. and Rev.
Dr.. Norton at Grace church at nj h.. With
these exceptions the pulpits were flied by the
regular clergy.
MARsHALs AppoINTED.-The following
have been Appointed Assistant Marstas for
the Fire Department 90 the %; Instant:
Freudship-C. Z. Chichester and Casslus
Augur.
Sun-George Dutfey and Simon Bloudheim
HydrauioD H. ?. Berkeley aud +. &.
Han on.
Relief Hook and Ladder-M. Fl. Nash and
Park Aguew.
Columbia Henry Daingo1f I'D aud George
Uhler.
The WEATHER.-The clouds which had
been lowering all the morning, yesterday
commenced to pour down rain about o'clock
10 ne afternoon, and continued until during the
aight The weather meantime remaining cold,
the rain froze upon the pavements, making
pedestrianism very difficult and dangerous.
To-day the weath,r has been much WARMER
and the snow and ice are rapidly disappearing.
The walking, however, has been made about
as bad by slush as it was yesterday by the
ice.
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rEARL GRITS, white, for sale BY ,-n
400 10 j. G. i +. M1LBURN.
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GTORE HOUSE FOR RENT.

have a good store house. containing two
rooms md col ar neatly finished, nearly new
and Of good SIZE. The above property is situated
1t Hamilton depot, surrounded By r!cn and
fertile country, and there has been heretofore .
considerable amount of business done ut this
point. I will rent the said property Oh reason
able terms Possession given the lst day Of
April, 1876 For further particulars apply to
or address SAMUEL CROCKETT, Hamilton
p o. Loudoun co. Va. ian 22-lm*