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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-24
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.
The Grand Council L. F. OF T. North La,

The Grand Council L. r. Of T. North La.
WILL hold its next annual meeting a,
W HOMER, commencing Oh Thursday
July 18th, ls7e.
OFFICERS:
G, l. Gaskins. Cir W 7; Miss Matte MAYS
Or w A; Adam II Davidson, Cir {; Miss
Ihrodocia Mcfarland, Cir A e; Max Fcazie,
CIR ); Allen Barksdale, CIR A :: John W.
Mcfarland, Cir TT; Miss Fannie Parker, Cir
A Tr; John A. Miller, CIR Chap; - Ives,
CIR Sent.
Post-Office of Grand Scribe, Vienna, La
Aug. ~, lS77. is
Homer Council No. I, L. F. Of T.,
H~a at the Coart-House erry Friday Night
OFFICERS:
7. $. Sigh, W p; Mrs Adeila Sigh, W A;
a. i. Dorman, X :; Miss Ida SCOTIA Il :;
J. b. Otts, Cond Miss Kate Simmons, A G.:
>: a. Parker, Chap; r. 2. Harwell, Sent;
r. I. Vaughn, + 5; II. w. Kirkpatrick, TT;
A. c. Calhoun, c by.
Aug. 22,.ls77. Is
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Professional and business cards, of ten
lines or less in length, sl5 per annum; for
six months, $40; for three months. 81
Business advertisements of greater length
will be inserted at above rates.
Legal advertisements will be charged at
legal rates, where fixed by law; otherwise
at special rates as published above.
1Special. notices ~ cents per line,
Funeral notices ,of hess than ten lines.
and marriage and religious notices inserted
gratis.
Jnb.work executed III the neatest style,
and at reasonable prices.
August ~, l-77.
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The Need Of Skilled Labor.
Philadelphia Press. !

Labor.saving machinery. which
Tor time was thought to be preiu
dicial TO the working classes, has
on the contrary, proved to be OF
great benefit to them. By diminish
ing the cost of production it has
stimulated manufacturing; with the
growth of manufactures there has
been greater demand for labor,
and competition has caused an in.
crease in wages. The wages OF
males are now 40 per cent, and of
females 81 per cent. higher than in
1888. There is a comparative scar
city of skilled labor, and this il is
that Is most in request. 1t requires
training and educated dcxtcrity To
properly run much of the machinery
now IN use. Ii can only be safely
entrusted TO those who understand
It's construction and its complex
movements. The mere manual
laborcr III this age of machinery
occupies IA very inferior position.
y New England manufacturer saws:
sour people must become artisans
instead OF mere laborcrs. Ii Is lust
at this point we fail, aud if the proc.
were wanting, il conld easily be
found III the leading manufacturing
establishments where the best work
men are not Of American but of
foreign birth In this point ofvicw
1t Is much To he regretted tina: the
apprenticeship system has fallen
INTO dl>use. 1t was the best school
Tor the education of the rising
generation of laborers. The work
ingmen do great injustice To their
chlidren III opposing its revival.
II had wholesome effect ON morals.
for 1t trained the young to habits of
industry and to propriety of life and
Whatever clamor NAV be
raised about the rules OF wages, the
best workmeh will be the best com.
pensated, and the skillful artisan
will always be higher appreciated
than mere drudge.
Trades should be taught as the |
branches of education are.
is skill is the result of practical ap. /
'licatl0n. In Germany it is the
universal custom to teach children
rades. This prevails alike among
he rich and poor. Every member
If the Royal family of Germany has
earned trade. and there is not
me OF the Processes who is not a
good modiStc and cook. This re.
mark applies also to the ariStocracy.
)ne cause of the success of the Jews
II bettering their condition is the
act that they are all educated, and
lave a practical knowledge of "A
radc. Among the Society of Friends
he children are taught some occu.
'atlon upon. which they can fall
'ack in after life in case of adver
ity, and by which they can gain "A
vcllhood. y leading Philadelphia
merchant, of this persuasion, made ,
is boys all good mechanics and his
aughtcrs mitiincrs and practical I
ousewivcs. Pitiable indeed, is the 5
IAN who when overwhelmed by dis.
Ster, is helpless and cannot turn |
is hand to anything. The learning
trades, while useful to all, is $
oubly so to the poor, for with them q
is the means of supporting life and
acquiring an independence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-24

You are a coward, if afraid to tell
the truth when you should do 80.
You are a coward when you insult
the weak. You are a coward il
afraid to do right, if you shrink
from defending your opinion, from
maintaining that which you know
to be just and good; and you are
especially coward if you know GER
tain things of yourself and care not
to own them to yourself.
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Table Talk.
Huntington. Free Press. |

| burlington rec fress.
The Rev. Mr.. Philacter sat down
at the tea table with very thought
ful air, and attended to the wants
OF his brood in a very distracted
manner Presently he looked up at
his wife and said
"The Apostle Paul.
''Got an awful lump on the head
this afternoon broke in the pas
tors eldest son, "playing base ball.
Bat few ont of the strikers hand
when | was umpire, and cracked me
right above the ear, and dropped
me. Hurtf Gollyw and the lad
shook his head in dismal but ex.
presslre pantomime as he tenderly
rubbed the lump that looked like
abilliard ball with hair on it. The
pastor gravely paused for the inter.
ruptiOn, and rcsumed:
"The Apostle Paul.
"Saw Mrs. O'Gcheminie down at
Greeabdum's this afternoon said
his eldest daughter, addressing her
mother. "Shc had the same old
everlasting black silk, made over,
with "a vest of tillieul green silk,
coat.tail basque pattern, Overskirt
made with diagonal folds in front,
edged with 1leep fringe; yellow
straw hat, with deep velvet facing
inside the hrim, and pale blue flow,
ers, She is going to Chicago.' The
good minister waited patiently, and
then in tones Just a shade louder
than before, said:
"The Apostle Paul.
event in swimming last night
with Henry and Ben. pop, and step.
ped on a clam she'll" exclaimed his
youngest son; "cut my foot, so can't
wear shoe; and please, can't | stay
home tomorrow"
The pastor informed his son that
he might stay away from the river,
and then resumed his topic. He
said:
THE Apostle Paul says
"My teacher is an awful liar
shouted the second son; "he says |
the world is as round rs an orange,
and it turns round all the time fas.
ter than circus man can ride. |
guess he amt got much sense,
The mother lifted warning fin.
ger toward the boy and said, "Sh!-
and the father resumed:
"The Apostle Paul says
"Don't bite Oft twice as much as
you can Chew broke ont the eldest
son, rcproving the assault of his
little brother on piece of cake.
The pastors face showed Just u trifle
Df annoyance as he said in very firm,
decided tones: |,
The Apostle Paul saws
"There's a fly in the butter.-
'hrieked the youngest hopeful in
he family, and a general laugh fol.
owed. When silence was restored {
he eldest daughter, with an air of {
said: Ii
"Well, but, pa, | really would like (
o know what the Apostle Paul
aidi'
"Pass me the mustard, said the
pastor, abSently. 6
Then the committee rose and the '
enate went into executive session, {
nd soon after adjourned.
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Upholstery and Mattress.
Making.

Ing 1ndersigned announces to the people
- o. Claiborne parish that he is engaged
- me UPHOLSTERY business in ali it's
vneeeA Furniture repaired, cleaned aud
"a NAed- MATTRESSES made to order;
- repaired and worked over.
UP on North Main street, in rear of
a. w. Barrow's Store.
sePt. II, 1877. a:sm
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY PAINTING

~ now prepared to re-paint and var
- man Carriages, Buggies and Wagons at
'nort notice. Satisfaction warranted. Sam
pes q my work can be seen in Homer. |
pppsiso varpish OLD FURNITURE and
t.rAIf CANE SEATED CHAIRS. Ny
't Tau are reasonable to suit the times.
Call and see me at the old stand of HIGH.
sower q RuAner, s. E. cor. public square.
Aug. %, 1877. I.v
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-24

An excellent, we'll recommended
pickle for curing hams is made of
IL lbs. of salt, ] 10. of sugar, ! OF. of
saltpeter, and > OF. potash. Boil
altogether till the dirt from the
sugar has risen to the top and is
skinned. Pour it over the meat
and leave the latter in the solution
for four or five weeks.
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b. r.. COLEMAN,
PARISH SURVEYOR.

WILL attend promptly aud efficiently
w 10 all business in his line Charges
mIaouerate. Residence miles southeast OF
'"mer' on Trenton road. p. O., Homer.
Aug. -, 1877. l:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-24

A firm trust in the assistance of
an Almighty Being naturally pro-
duces patience, hope, cheerfulness,
and all other dispositions of mind
that alleviate those calamities W hich
we are not able to remove.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-24

As the deepest hate may spring
from the most violent love, 90 the
greatest ingratitude may arise from
the largest benefits. 1t is said that
Cicero was slain by one whom his
oratory had defended when accused
Of his fathers murder.
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DIR. 8. h. RICHARDSON,
HOMER, LA.

HAtlNG resumed the practice of Medi-
~ cine Offers his services to the citizens
Claiborne parish, in the various branches
Vnce at the Drug Store of Joe Shelton.
Aug. ~, ls77. i.v
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HOMER MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE
Eighteenth Annual sssaion begins Sept. 5th, 1877

.G8neenth ANNUAL oeenon bogins Sept. oh, 1877
EFFICIENT TEACHERS will fill every
II Department. Especial attention given
~ MUSIC.
Board per.month of four weeks, includ.
lng washing, lights, &c, Sl5.
Tuition, 50, 81 aud s.. No extravagances
sllowed.
The Institution is strictly non-sec tartan.
Send for Catalogue.
T. :. SLlGH. Prest.,
Homer, Claiborne parish, La.
Aug.'22, ls77. Is
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Terms Of Advertising:

One square, Of one inch in space or less,
first insertion, 81 90; each additional inser-
ton. 30 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
KY j.. a. Nceby, AuctiOnecr.
GALE OF LUMBER YARD AND OTHE.

~ 1
~ REAL ESTATE.
U!dor authority Of a decree OF the Corpora
ton Court of Alexandria, made ut Its December
term, 1876, in tho case Of Zimm executor
vs. Zimmerman's devi:ccs, the subscriber, az
commissioner, will offer b.; public auction, on
SATURDAY, tho l4th day Of April. 1877: at
- o'clock M, ~ the cast front o: tho PostoIice.
in the city Of Alexandria, WI, toe following
property, in said city:
|. THE PROPERTY long known IS WA
TIERS &ZlMMEEMAN'S LUMBER AND,
lying On both side. Of Cameron street and
to tho cast Of Lee streets extending from
tho southeast corner OF said streets with
Potomac river, and from the northeast cor"
ncr OF ssid streets with q width OF I'll teot,
moro or less, from Jre t. Union street, having
upon it large BRICk TEN EMENT ut tho
northwest corner OF Union and Cameron streots.
q LOT OF GROUND On the east side of
Leo street ami south side Of Thompson's alley,
GO feet alley fronting on Lee street lCG loot
inches, and extending cast. binding on said a.
lev, lao fcet TO IL - feet alley. Ii found oxpe-
dent this lot will DC offered in two small lots,
according 20 a rlNa to be shown TT tho sale.
3. UNDIVIDED HALE OF LOT on south
side OF Cameron ant west side Of Patrick sts.,
at intersection. - jcet j inches on Cameron,
and 81 lect inches nn Fat:icl; - BlAdoss or
ShipleY's lire.
GROUND on the c,at sido u IT. Asaph street,
l6 feet inches south Of Prncc:s street fronting
about q feet on -. ASAph. and extending back
50 feet 5 inches.
Terms: Ten pUr cautpm rA;u the residue IN
four caua! annual instruments y. oI", two, three
aid four years from the day Of sale, with lntor-
est; the purchaser 10 ave bond win satlstacto-
~ personal security Cor tho deferred payments;
tho interest thereon ID Do mHdo payable semi
annually; the title 10 be retained t!il lu!l pay
.nE ,itb "a lu rrb
&, be rcsolh : Tho purchasers risk Oh default
in payment o! purchase money in whole or in
past. ;. f"NnUSON nHhCH'
,,;, .i-co;; commissioner.
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YNDEE AUTHORITY OF \ DEED OF
I trust from WIN. II. Russell and j.; L.
knight dated June Il, 49, recorded in iioor
B. No. i. page l%2, OF tho Alexandria county,
Va, lana records, tho subscriber, 81 trustee
therein appointed. xii! sell by rub!ic; auction
It the cast front of the Post0!i2c, Il the city OF
Alexandria, W. on SATiI KDA ;hn =; 2iS !, gay u
-: Snrii. ISL. n. II "a, TWO UNDIVIDED
Third PARTS OF TIE FARM, in said
county, known As WATERLOO" lying be;
tween tho Aicxanlriaand Was hing'on i;siIroad
and tho Potomac river ard BOUNDED on the
no7th By the laad lately Hughca'. md N the
south b. Abingdon, containing ninclT.2l acres
thrco roods md twenty-ono poles, more or les ;
rasc7ving ard excepting, however, from the t!c
81 g., r. and le 1880 ro.e;. fronting na the
said railroad, recently conveyed to and no"
owned By Tho Aa.!nsrtia" Gricl: Company,
Terms-cesh = FEkGD5GH BEE Gu,
NH Its Trustee
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ssTE. A. ESorby. Auc,'r.

~ n . "a. EAcFSys AuCSE.
VALIABLE REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
SA LE--Unte: authority Of decree of the Cir
cult Court OF !aiexandria city in the suit Of Tay-
loe's executors ayains. John Nsglee, jr., and
others defendants, passed ct the November term,
1876, the Undersigned, IS commissioners therein
named, will offer on SATURDAY, April 29th,
from! OF the Market building. on Royal street,
in the city CT Alexandria, Va, the following
described property, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary 10 comply viii: the terms of said
decree:
All that certain PLANTATION TRACT or
PIECE OF LAND, situate in Prince William
about ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
AND TEn ACRES. and being the same con-
veyed by John NGslee, jr., and Catharlne NJ,
his wife, TO Benjamin Oglo Tayloe snd William
ID. Tavloo by deed CT mortgage, dated the 18th
day c! March, leGl, reference to said mort
gage recorded amongst tho land records o!
Prince William county, in lber No. D. page
$50, is mado Tor an accurate description OF tho
metes and bounds OF sand iand-together with
all and singular, the BUILDINGS, improve
ments, ws!cr courses rights, fisheries. ways ana
Embellishments belonging and appertsining there
TO. This land lies on tho W6ters of the Potomac
river and Occoqusn bay, and adjoins tho land
OF Iebuon A. kGnkey and the lands formerly
owned by Isaac Newton and Basil BrsWner.
The land condemned By tho Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railway Company tor its pur.
poses (suppOsed to be some ~ orr 20 GCres) will
be excepted and reserved from the above guam.
tity. \ plat of survey will be exhibited at the
time and place OF sale, and The land sold in
parcels or Us whole, rs to tho commissioners
may appear best.
Terms Of Sale: For cssh rs to SO much rs may
be necessary ID pay the costs Of suit and OF sale,
and tho residue in three equal lnstalmonts at
ono. two and three years, to DO secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest at six
per cent from tho day Of sale, with good person
al security, and tho title TO be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid, and tho property
liable 20 be resod at tho risI; Of the purchaser
upon his failure to comply with tho terms OF
salo. O. nveyancing at the cost OF tho purchaser.
FRANCIS J.. SMITH,
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
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Esy sEarrisoD ex O'Neui, !auctEoncers
syyF. q. EkcrE,y, .AuctiOnIHrs

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
y CITY OF ALTMAN DHIh, Va, FOX
SALM~-Undor authority Of tho dacroo Of tho
Circuia Court oftho United States for the East.
crn District Of VirgiDa in the suit Of William
Smith, trustee, against David Turner, passed on
tho first day Of Uecomber, 1877, the undcrsign-
Cd n3 commissioners therein nnmAi, will otlor
on SATURDAY, April 18th, ISL, at twelve
o'clock H., by public auction, i'll front OF the
the premises. the following described proporty {:
A LOT OF GROUND, with tho BUILD.
IEGS thereon erected, situate III the city OF
Alexandria. vs., on tho east side If Royal ST.,
and to the south;:Ard Of King street. and bound
cd as follows, 20 Wit: Beginning upon loyal St:
one hundred anA twenty feet 10 ihc scuthWard
Of King street anI upon the south line OF =
twenty feet alicy; run"ing thence nH&t|ariiy
will; tho line Of sSd allay HGd parallel IL hlnS
street orr hundred and tWcrty-thrcn lGet hVc
inches; thence s0uthwnrIly with tao i'ne pafa!-
lei t. loyal street thirtg-nno ret; thence west,
wardly parallel "a King street one hundred ana
twtnt three feet ivn inches 80 HUya g.; lhehco
binding Herewith nofthwnfl!y thrty-"no i:cI
90 Inc beginning.
Terms Of Sale: fur cash IS - nuch n; mHy
h. necessary 10 psy tbs c. = q: :,;I. ana OF Sale,
n.I the: rrsdur i'll thrNJ clHGi lGs!Hihihi.. =.
one, two and three years 10 to .ccaiG'i rs the
bonds Of tic purchaser, bearing interest al -.
per cent from tho day Of sale with good person :
III security and Lhe title to bo roJalnod until lho
purchase money is fully pad, IND the property
liable To be rcso!d ut tho risk Of thc purchaser
uoor his failure 20 comply with the terms #
sGir. ;'Unverauring q! tho cost oi tho purchased
ErFA UUNTON,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, .)r,
80, I" .,.,.I, i;nulrri7siOnars Of t;MIC.
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IMpoRTASr C.iSE--A case OF great import
ance to the city was argued yesterday before
Judge Lowe a"d submitted Tor his decision.
The case turns upon The constiutonallty OF so
much of the Corporation tax bill fer 1876, as
lcvcs n tax upon bands Of the city. held by
nun.residents Of the CRY or State, and collects
the tax by dchuctiDg irGm the interest payable
at the treasury the sun CT Two dollars upon the
hundred dollars market value Of tie b0nds-the
market value for last gear be;ug fixed at $G5
per hundred of face valna 1t was contended
hv the counsel tor Washington and Lee Uni
yersity, the holder oil tic h'uds sued on, that
such tax is illegal. Isl. Because bonds are
rot located 10 the city Of Alexandria, but follow
nnrnoses OF taxation only where he resides,
and q. That such tax linE ANS the obligation
Of CONTRACTS, the city having, promised, to pay
s;v nnr cent, and yet uudcr the guse OF tax,
reserves large portion Of that amount. For
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!,UMMISSIGE EN:3 S!,LE--Unlcr author
I !ty .! i decree Of the Circuit Court Of AloX-
andriM county, Va, rendered 81 il November
term. 1876. in the sui! Of The b@sra Of Public
Works Of Virginia - :5odcn Withcrs 81 Co.,
lEo subscribers i.s commissioners will sell by
public auction, 81 tbs eAst front .! the Posloiice
AlcxAnliria, Va, on SCI u EDAI, tho 2lst day
Of April, 1911, NJ l.. H., tho TllKEE STORY
BRICK WAREHOUSE OIL tho north side OF
King stro.t, between lee aAl Union, No. q
King street, fronting 20 feet 81. isas street. and
extending back II feet - p 30 cot a!icy.
Terms; Tea pc. cent cash; the residue III
three Cu,lA! insL"lHen;; ~ SIX, twc.ycHnd eight
onn months, with interest; the purchaser TO give
bonds, with good personal security; title to be
retained till paymcut. a9d tao property to Do
resold q. risk aud costs O! purchaser Oh default
in paynent al purchase money in whole or III
part. IS u ~ Z hr,2osr ,u
: FhlsfiUSD@ BEACH,
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Z ~ MED.
FOE SALE OIs RENT.

NOR RENT-Tho three story HOUSE, with
IL storo and dwelling, on Fairfax ST., between
King and Cameron, now occupied by M. Ru-
bon, is for rent or sale. Possession given May
LIST. For further particulars enquire Of HAN
NAH BURRAGE, No. 10 Fairfax st. ap st
NOR RENT-THE WELL ESTABLISH
l. ED STAND, No. 10 King streot, occupied
l)r Twelve years rs a wholesale and retail house
furnishing business by A. II. Mott & Bro. Tho
best location in the city for that or any other
business. forms easy. Apply to ~
WIN. ARNOLD,
Or EeXt door. st tho tobacco houao Of John 4.
Field. ap 3-eoGt
EOR SALE OK KENT--Tho three story
Il BRICK HOUSE on Royal street. between
Prince and Duke, now occupied by Rev. DR..
Mitchell, with wstor and gas. Apply to
NH 22-lm CHAS K. HOOFF.
NOR RENT-For rent tho TWO THREE
l. STORY BRICK WAREHOUSES on
Union street, Hos. II and IS; in oycallent order
to7 Tic storage Of grain. Apply to
\. HERBERT,
lnh L.! oo6w Of Burke s. Herbert.
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1HEAP FAREl
SPECIAL NOTICE |
OFFICE OF ADAMANTINE BRICK co
IWatarlOo Ststinn -

Alexaxdris co., Va, March 20, 49,.
& meeting Of the stockholders OF the ADA
MARITIME BRICK COMPANY OF VIR.
GINA" will be held at the Office OF tho COM
psny at Waterloo Station, on TUESDAY, the
lst day of Msy, 1877. at II o'clock H.
By order of the Board of Directors
nh 2l-5w~ WI. Nj ASHLEY, Secty.
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. ,uh 1:;-cO,s Com ~

TOMMI%SlONj3i":j SAl.hHy authority
" Of the decree OF the County Court of FAIR
lax county in the sllit now pending III mo Cir
Gull Court Of said county OF Tcn"lcr "hd VIE
u;c J ". &cwman ". Plumb q Co., 1"tcr-
ed ~ The No;na.ber Court, l:rj, tho undersIgnrd.
on MONDAY, the IG.h day ol April, 1917.
Court Day, 1T Il O'Clock a., before the door
Of the Court House OF SAID county, seal to INC
highes. bidder, ut public s,c, Ill that LOT OE
PARCEL OF Land which was allotted !"
Emma Frawncr in The division oI her h:o!her,s
real estate and by her sold - Burr VI. Plumb 6;
Co. containing by recent s;trYcy, - llj-lG0 acres
This land Ii"s % tho Little River pike south,
shout 9, miles sa:t Of Fnirl.s Court House and
u miles from GooGing'a old tavern; ls OF good
quality, heavily wooded ana Wei! wh'eFsd' Out
without improvements. @@.C posltITc:
Icrms-SO much casn in hand rs will pay tho
cost cf suit ard cxpuEsc; Of die and the residue
ia three equal euEual Payments 10 DEAR inlcFesS
! from the day CT sale. ANA 70 hn secured by the
notea OF tho purchaser, with Eooi personal
security, nnd retention 1i n.t.c o"tl inc !HSI
payment is made
~ innr lG wiw tho. MOORE, Com: Of Sale:
VUMMlooIUNE i.>,' SALE or VALUA-
! " BILE REAL Ec;T&TE-Undcr authority
Of decree OF the Circui. Court vi Fairfax cOun-
| ~ in the suit Of Swint ~ S"ink, msde At tho
Eovcm Der term, 1876. the undcr:lgned. com.
| Inissioners, will sell By luOllc suction, IN front
If the Court House door OF Fairfax county. w.,
on MONDAY, the lD.n day u! April, lo''' the
! following described property. ,,r
Lot No. l--Cortalning ONE HO NDkbD
ana FIFTY ACRES situated or tho folonisc
river, about two r4iIe. ap3vo tho Great rsiis,
and convenient. to the L. & .. Cana: FIFTY
acres of this trac. Ara liAc river bottom in cult
va,jon and under lrnGc, and, N addition, con-
tain an abundance # ire jcs: timber.
Lot No. 2--COntalIn& OEE HUN DhED
and TWENTY SIN ACRES, NOR, or loss, Is
located ui,oil lhe Potomac river, Ii wei! Waterod
and has Quantities OF timber upon It, There L.
also ssid 10 be {. supcrio: pu&N.y o. soap stone
upon 1t. :,.
Terms CT Sale: Oae fourth cash; the residue
in nua. two end tnrce ynuis with interest on
deferred payments from day Of sale; tho tito to
| be retained till the purchase money is PAID ana
the i4nd Liable 10 be rc:G!d upon delau!E
| in either of the deferred instsimcnts. Cost OF
convcyGncng 1T the erDanse Of purcha5G.;1
THOMAS MOORE,
j. NJ. LOVE,
r.;-,v On nth ll-w,s Commrs Of Sale.
pIXBY'S BLEACHING took the prize medal
- at the Centennial. -r,,n, No.
| ap7 MCLEAN " UHLER, lOI King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

t.;yallARp TIMES demand economy. pTac-
t.co it, Renovste your soilod Gloves with JOU.
VEINS IN ID . Il l.. ESS KID GhOSh
CLEARER. it will ciesnso theta Thoroughly.
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