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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-09
nv Green S Wise.
BY Green 81 Wise,
[Real Estate gents and Actioneers.l
[YALUA KING ST. PROPERTY Az
" alINTTON
~
N0hiM ERS' SA LIZ.

Y AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
BY virtue Of 2 decree Of tho Corporation Court
for tho city of Alexandria, Va. rendered at its
July torn, 1877, in tho c:lancery cause OF Ar
mold VS.. Arnold et ST., the undersigned, co,u'
missoners therein named, will offer for sale by
public auction, in front of tho entrance to tue
court room, on Fairfax street. on SATU RDAY,
the first day Of September, ISL, a. II O'Clock
H., tho LOT OF GROUND with the BUILD
INGS and Mprurtenancos Thereto belonging,
and situate in Said city. at tho northweatsrn H.
tersoction of King and Royal streets, fronting
thirty feet or King street and forty. eight taet Oh
feet alley snd q court in tho rear. Subject, how,
ever, 10 ground rent OF Sd G6 per annum.
monay TO be paid in casa; the residue in equal
instalments at six, twolvo and eighteen months
secured by tie bonds Of the purchaser, with
good security, and ~ bear Interest from day or
sale. The tito to bo retained till tho purchase
price IL fully psil.
CuAS. K. STUART,
=. FERGUSON BEACH,
ALBERT STUART,
~ d cots Commissioners Of Sale.
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The Coal TRADE.-An epitome Of the co

The Coal TRADE.-An epitome Of the coal
trade for the past week at Cumberland, shows a
business for the week of 1908 tons. All the
companies shipped some coal, which they had
90 hand. except the Ba1 Avon, American and
Georges Creek companies The decrease, as
compared with last year, is Isl. 5Sl tons. The
railroad and canal strikes have made serious
inreals upon trade
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

aaE KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES -Speer's Port
9raue Wine is one of the best Giuretics known
it gently acts on the kidneys infuslng IN tnym
rev vigor and urges them to throw ltem tue
ed tor to remain wouli poison the bio! and create
disease H Every disease to c,rtsin e1ten: de-,
msnd. a diuretic, every 1a:t CT the system mu t
be in working order to maintsin heath, and
the kidneys especially als the main avenne for
TIA escspe of the poisons of the system. Pbysl-
clans hsve after Strict trial and due examination
found Speer's Port Grape Wine to Answer the
purpose admirably, and VIC recommend it in
cases where diuretic is needed This wine IS
raised in New jersey. and sold by Druggists
generally. It is becoming the primer pal WINE
for communion purposes, and in great demand
for evening entertainments by the most fashion,
able families on OH and Lexington Avenues,
New York.
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Fairfax coS.-,y. jy lG-wiw ----
~OMMISSIGEERY SALE OF A VALu-
inRIE EARN IN EAIRFAX COUNTY.

~OMMISSIGEERY SALE OF A vALu-
u ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Pursuant 10 tho docra- Of the Circuit Couft OF
E1irfay county, pronounced at June TERM 1912
anI June term, 1877, in the suit OF HARRISON N.
Sirnnson W. Charles W. Radcliffe, the under"
e:-nsd. commissioners named in SAID ascree
vi on MONDAY, tbs 18th day OF September
~ 1Court day. at j. o'clock IN. OF SAID dsy
eli r. the highest bidder by public sale, in front
~ 10 court House door of said county, that
ealusble end improved farm On w1lch the SAID
Charles ". RatclOe at preaent rosiIes conan AN
;nr sbout FOUR HUNDRED ACkES. Ihis
nnd i;as about u miles northwest OF tho Villsga
70 Csnirsy;IlG. ol tho BraIdock road, ana near
The Warrenton nii-n The soil is of the charac-
far know ~ red. IS 2f the best quality, produces
hesyv crcps os wheat, corn ard grass, ana Is not
oYcelled by any lar:., q thc county. II wall %
sold in psrcels or st prvns 5se should IL not W
so!d on tho day '.atneh
Terms of Sale 60 much cs&h n mana as WIN
he requisite 70 psy tho costs OF suit aHd expenses
If sale aud the residue in thrco equal aanual
nsvnonts, TO boar interest from the Day Oh Esle'
and 10 be secured by tho notes of the purchaser,
( with good personal security, and relohuoh Oh
/ lilo Until the last payment is made ,
I I'''' r. w, THOMAS, Commrs
THOMAS MOORE, OF Sale.
=. 5-Tho above property VIII pe 49, tha dsv
commodating terms at any tinio pot Iii ha dis
of sslo, and If sod the above n 1M c1rTnMAS.
| continued. TnoMAS MOORE
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Local KreVlfles.

Israel Graham has been appointed postmas'
ter at Wheatlapd, Loudoun county, Va, Woe
VIM. A. Stroud, resigned. The postofice at
New Hope Church. Orange county, Va, has
been discontinued for want Of candidate.
The papers 60 to Verdcryille.
A letter received from central Texas states
that Messrs. James II. Simpson Tony Broad
water. W. 3. Mccormick, It. D. Roberdeau
and j ohm Ross all former residents of Fairfax
couaty, are settled there and doing well.
The many friends Of John W. Burke, ESQ.,,
whose serious illness was mentioned several
days since, will be pleased to learn that he has
entirely recovered.
Washington to j. T. Weeks and kaIe Is. Lau-
bic of RappahaDuock county, Va.
Mrs Constance q. Peterkin, wife of Rev. Geo
w. Peterkin, of Baltimore died in that city
last night. She was the daughter Of Cassius r.
Lee, ESQ.,, of Seminary Hill, near this city, and
had many relatives and friends hsre who Will
be panied to hear of her early death.
Mr.. FL. K. Bradshaw, Of this city, hc. bee'
appointed superintendent of bridge building on
the Milton and Southerlin Marrow Gauge r. r.,
and loft for Danville TO day to assume charge OF
his new position.
Intelligence was received hare this morning
of the death, at her homo, in York. Pa. yestor-
day, of Mrs Barry, sister Of Mr.. q. W. d. Ram
say, Of this city.
Among the visitors in the city is Gen. Fitz-
hugh Leo, one of the candidates for the guber-
material nomination at the convention now
in session in Richmond.
On and after Monday next the p M. boat on
the Potomac Ferry line will be taken of and q
bost put OH at 6 p. m.
The union prayer meeting Will 90 held IN Inc
Meth Epis. Church South to night at o'clock.
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aaE TO TIE LADIEs.--We have just recely.
ed very large and superior stock Of LOW
QUARTER SHOES, in all of the late styles:
They IRE Handsome and durable. TEESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for much less than they. can be bought
elsewhere.
myl8 WADDEY. 74 King st.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Groom & Wise.

by OTeen " wise,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
l. IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY-By viz
tue of deed oftrust executed by John w. Hi
lesry and wife, dated the 25th day Of September
1874. and recorded in l;ber G, No. T. folio l.,
one OF the land records Of Aexandris county,
Virginia, the subscriber will offer by public
sse: at tho reque,t Of the party secured thereby.
on the promises, at tho hour Of 6 o'clock D. M,
On MON AY, the 18th day Of August, 1877, all
that TRACT OF LAND, situated in Alexsn.
dria county, State Of Virginia, beginning for thu
came in the outline Of the tract and lot No. be.
ing a line Of the land claimed by James Birch.
on the north side Of the new Georgetown road;
thence with ths lines Of said entire tract and
James Birch north no east - poles TO I, corner
of said trsct and James Birch; thence north 1S'
west 20 poles IS links to X, corner to the tract
and James Birch, ard adjoining the land Of h.
Ball; thence west II poles links to G, on line
of the tract and the land Of H. Ball to lots Mo-
and 3; thonce With the line between said lots
south 70 east - poles TO the north side Of said
Georgetown road in said line; thence along thu
north side Of said road in northessterly direc.
ton to the beginning, containing III acres OF
land, more or less.
Terms of Sale: / cash, or the purchaser may
pay all cash the residue in ! and 2 years, with
interest. A deed given and q deed of trust taken
to secure the deferred payments. All conveyan
cling at the cost Of the purchaser. A deposto OF 500
required when the property is struck OIL.
L. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
Office No. loo Bridge ST., Georgetown.
Thomas Bowling, Auctr. jy 3O-lOt
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EDUCATIONAL.

on. JOHNS ACADEMY is the oldest board.
y ing school in Virginia. Its special advsn-
tages are: lst The thirty years experience OF
the Principal; I'd. lis careful grading and large
teaching force; Sd, Its fine collection OF appsr-
atus, cabinets, SC for Illustration in teaching;
4th, It's military dsciplino 5th, Its well consid-
cred and long tried System Of honors and prizes
Its location is unsurpassed for health and &C.
feasibility, aud students have all the comforts OF
& home. Tie thirty-ninth session will begin
September 81. Send for Catalogue before on
tering your sons elsewhere. Reterences- the
thirteen hundred young men the school has od-
ucated. Address
RICHARD l.. UARNE A. :, Principal,
aug -eolm] Drawer 81, Alexandria, Virginia,
A LADY, who has had experience in teach
II ing, wishes to open q SCHOOL FOE
YOUNG CHILDREN on the 1lth Of 5optem-
Der in Alexandria, W.. Apply to Miss Z. '.
GORDON, at Mr.. BitZar's boarding house, So
Prince St, Alexis ndria, Va. aug
DETHEL ACADEMY, reopens Sept. Goth.
ID Prepares for Business or University: Large
attendance enables US to oilsr Board and tuition
extras. Endorsed by Profs. oil TIC Univ. Of Va.
ard patronzad by leading citizens OF tue South.
For Catalogue address VIII. w. SMITH. a NJ,
Bethel Academy p. o., Fauquier Co., Va.
From Citizens Of the Nc;nage: The under
signed, by reason of constant proximity and fro
selves in condition to judge of its resi- character
and workings. With only passing testimony
10 the extent and thoroughness Of its course Of
instruction, which arc amply vouched for by
otlor5, VIC desire especially to commend in high,
Christian character Of its officers alla -s~"h:-o
The already ezcellent facilities for i1fr w un1
excellent discipline has been introduced and
maintained. The result is hig tone Ct moral
ity, polisefess and honor among tho students.
For discipline and intellectual and moral cul-
!ure wecnfdisliy commend this School to the
public
John S. Lindsay rsstor Prot. Epis. CHURCH !;
DANES Higgins, Pastor b. T.. Church South !;
Johp L. Csrre Pastor sPt'st GhurG 6in 1eh9
Tohn o a. Scott ir Pastor rrcsby'n Church !;
ii. H. Wyer, Pastor Baptist Church; VIM
Smith, (Ex. Gov OF Va [0en;l Mm. f. =
Payne, [Judgel James Keith [Cspt =. D..
Payne, mail L. Taylor Scott, Hon. ,lsmeS
v. Brooke l9G4n.l EppH H 59n IN N; = i
DANES [Dr.1 D. 9. Gordon. [Captl IL. n.
Gartlon, [Dr. John A. Chiffon. al 2-2aw3w
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na% New STORE New GOODS II hay

ar New STORE New GooDs III have
removed from SO King str ect to G2 King
street, corner Ct Fairfax, where am now ready
to supply all with Clothing and Gents Furnish
inps. NV stock is now complete in sll Its
branches, consisting in part Of SUITS OF the
Choicest Material, we'll msde. spunged and
cheap. Thanking my customers for past isvors'
I shall spare no effort TO deserve their future
patronage at my new store, No. g. King street,
corner Of Fairfax.
euo9 8. DfIAItiAM.
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TOR MOUNT VERNON.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Daily trips, leaving tho wharf, foot Of Prince
etrset, st. IL. Is q N. Carriages are in waiting at
Mount Vernon Springs wharf 10 take visitors 3
pleasant ride of one mile and half through =
beautiful grove to the mansion door. Round
trip, including admission to grounds, carriage
fare, &C., 81.
CHEAP CHILDREN'S TRIP.
Children will BIZ taken on Saturdays for 10 cts.
Adults 25c. Round trip, allowing the privilege
of landing and waiting the boats return q! any
Of her wlarves
Tickets will entitle tho holders to stop over at
the usual landings until the return trip Of the
boat; good only on Saturdays. Children must
in al cases DO accompanied by their parents or
some adult friend.
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tH LOOK Look I'VE have had sent us
from large retailer in New York city quito a
lot of LADIES BOOTS which are = little out
ofstyle. They will be sold at about one fourth
Of their cost. Ask for job lot at
nv 10 WADDEY'S, "a King st.
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THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY

THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
i August g. 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer ~
ry Boats will be on tho line between .a6
Alexandria and Wsshinston on and after Mon
day, the 18th Of August, running as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 7 80, 8 80, 9 80, 10 80 and II 30 8. NJ. and
II 80, 80, 2S0, 8 80, A co. S 80, G. 6 80 and 80
p. M -
LEAVE WASHINGTON
II 80, 30, 80. 80, 4 60 s 80. 6, G 80 and 80
p. In.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at so, 10 80. and II 80 q.
No.. and IL 30, l 80. 2 80, $50, q 80, 8 80, G. 80
7 cop. M.
TO-, and IL 80 80, 80, 80, 80, 5 &c. 6, 6 60
and 80 p. m.
GEO. Il. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAM'L. GEDNEY, Sup't. aug9
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BssH NOTICE. We have large stock Of
Gents Fine Shoes Of very superior quality,
suitable for summer wear, which will be sold al
reduced prices in order to close them out.
iv7 WADDEY, Il King ST.
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Mothers will grow weary and sigh over the
Baby's troubles when Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
would relieve the Child and thereby give the
Mother rest Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-09

THE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON csn be chartered FOR Excursions by ap-
plying on board to p. Fl. TROTH, President
his Insurance Office 81 and SO King strect in IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-09

ASTRONOMICAL. SpECTACLE.-The evening
sky now presents to the view not less than four
planets, in addition TO the usual display Of fixed
stars, Venus is conspicuous 10 the west 10 the
carly twilight; she sets to night after S o'clock.
Juniter is then nearly due south, and is prom.
;nent in the western quarter till after midnight.
At about S o'clock Saturn rises, followed TWEEN.
ty. four minutes afterwards by bis lesser brother
Mars. who is at present much the most prom.
inent object, as he is very near the earth. Mars
and Saturn are visible 10 the eastern qusrtsr
from that time until after midnig ht' and do
not set in the west until after sunrise. These
Two planets are now about four degrees asunaer'
Mars having the greatest south dsellnatlon'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-09

PoToMAc FRUIT GROWERS Tho Washing.
ton Star, in its notice of the excursion OF the
Potomac Fruit Growers Association, says:
1.-The Potomac Fruit Growers Associations
fruit and flower exhibition, on board the Mary
Washington yesterday, was in every sense OF
the word o success. There were between four
and five hundred members and guests on board,
and very large exhibit Of fruits and flowers;
The Agricultural Department was represented
BIZ foc display of these, brought in by Super
intendents Saunders and Smith. Commissioner
lie Due generously recogoiz,d the claims OF
this energetic local association to tho 90 opera
ton Of his department In The floral line
Mcssrs. Saul aud Field from among the pro,
fsssional growers, we're pralscwortbily consri,
uous, as also were Mrs. Mute, Mrs. Lincoln and
Col. Chase, among amateurs. Amongst the
exhibitors Of fruits VIC name Messrs. Chilling
ham, Soowdeu. Hopkins, Saul, Troth, Piersono
and Masser, and Misses Mute, Lincoln and
Hopkins. Dr. Snodgrass was the essayist. His
paper was we'll received and discussed by Drs.
Brainerd aad McKim."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-09

The u. s. STEAMER PLYMOUTH As men
toned yesterday, it IL expected that the U. s.
steamer Plymouth, which has bceo lying in our
barber since the commencement of the late
troubles. Will return to her station at Hampton
Roads either to night or 10 morrow. during
the time the Plymouth has been stationed
here she has been visited by large numbers OF
ladies and gentlemen from the city, all OF whom
have been received and entertained with uni.
form courtesy aud po!!teness. Last evening
tho President was expected to visit the ship,
and preparations had teeu made to receive
him, number of ladies aud gentlemen from
this city being present to witness tho reception.
The President, however, merely came down on
C. Government tug, apd steamed around the
Plymouth Without boarding her. As the tug
approached the Plymouth national salute OF
twenty.one guos was fired. Tho President and
his lady stood in The bow Of the tug exam.
iniog the ship. After making the circuit
the tug proceeded to Washington. During
her stay at this port, the Plymouth has been
thoroughly overhauled and repainted, and now
presents very neat appearance. The follow
log is a list of her officers :--Captain, Edward
Barrett, commanding; Lieut.. Commander, +;
A. Cook; lieuonants, Chas. IL. Stockton and
Chas. H. Judd; Masters, 5. Il. Graham, Boy1'
ton Loech, aud VIM. p. Elliott; Ensign. 5. W.
b. Delhi; Chief Engineer, Robt. Il. Harris
Surgeon, Somerset Robinson; Paymaser. L.
II. Arms; Assistant Surgeon. A. Q. Hettenger;
Assistant Engineers, Henry Herwig and II; Il.
Frick; Midshipmen, T. NJ. Potts Stephen Jen-
kins, Z. G. Rogers A, w. Rollins, s: b; Mat
lory and Henry Minuett; Captain CLERK, Glt'
bert j. Marbury; Paymester's Clerk, /. W.
Arms; Boatswain. VIM. Naming; Gunner, NJ.
A. Lane; Carpenter, &. i. Humphreys; Sail,
maker, Mich. Lynch.
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The Union RETLEF.-A number OF the
members of the Corn Exchange having con :
scnted to purchase grain bags Of home manu-
flc!ure in order to give employment to the
poor women of the town, who are dependent
on their needle for support, material has
been purchased aud distributed during the past
two weeks to between forty aud fifty applicants,
and over 800 bags have already been made
aud disposed Of. Orders for several hun d:ed
more have bacu received al the bag factory,
alias the room Of the Indies Union Relief, and
will be filed this week. The project was begun
entirely without fuuds, but the bills have been
promptly paid from the sale of the bags within
the ten days allowed ty the merchants: Mean
time, Mr.. Geo Y Worthiugton, Of Fauquler,
having been Informed of tho enterprise, evinced
his interest aud approval by sending the Ladies
check for 500. This handsome donation,
while it will enable them 10 continue the dis,
tribution of work, is most gratifying proof
that Mr.. and Mrs. Worthipgton have not lost
their interest 10 Alexandria and its charities.
A few more such endorsements would enable
The Indies to make the bag factory" pernla'
nent accompaniment aud auxiliary of the "Un'
ion Relief Society,"" Are there net others,
among the wealthy and charitable residents OF
the city, who will help in this good work we
trust So.
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They will grow in brightness, as vel as rise
nearly four minutes earlier each night during
the remainder of this mouth. September 5;h
Mars will be in opposition to the sue, and
Saturn will be 10 opposition on the 9Th. The
position of Mars duriug the first ten days OF
September will be unusually interesting, as be
viii be exceptionally near the earth. and permit
astronomers to work away at him" With prom
ise of good results.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNIES, &c.
~ MILES RIDE ON THE POTOMAC
Nv FOR

OO Tos
FIFTEEN CENTS.
MOONLIGHT, MUSIC AND DANCING.
EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
The POtomsc Ferry Steamer CITY OF AL
EXANDRlA will leave her VIII srf, foot of King
street. every Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday evening, st o'clock. returning at
IL o'clock.
Owing 70 the immense success with which
these excursions nsve met the managers have
concluded to run -FOUR EXCU RSIONS per
week. thus giving all an opportunity TO have q
pleasant SAL on the Potomac without being
crowdsd Good order Is preserved. Kc!r sh-
ments served by a we'll known caterer ~ city
prices Tickets limited, and the managers re-
serve the right to refuse the sa!e Of tickets to
such persons As they choose. lv23
uOi FOR PINEY POINT. FORT MON
LII ROE. NORFOLK AND TIE CAPES.
Tho splendid steamer JANE MOSELEY will
resume her SATURDAY NIGHT TRIPS 10
the above points, commencing SATURDAY
EVENING, the 10th instant at $50 o'clock;
returning, will arrive in Alexsndris about $50
8. m. Monday
Fsre-Round trip 10 Pinoy Point 81; TO all
other points ST. Call and secure statercom
for this delightful trip.
Good Caterer employed. Piano on board.
SAML BACON, Pres't.
ie2 f. A. REED. Agent.
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ANALYSIS.

Ammonia Wv
Soluble Bone Phosphate of Lime. rs 5O
Undecomposed Bone Phos Of Lime......... 30
Sulphste Of Potash. .......... ......"..-.... 81
The most concentrated, universal and durable
fertilizer ever offered to the farmer-conlb ning
all the stimulating qualities of Peruvian Guano.
and the ever durable fertilzng properties OF
Bones. In fine dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling.
After nineteen years experience by the farm
ers of Maryland and Virginia in the use of "Ex-
celsior" il is their unanimous opinion that All
application of 100 pounds of "Excesior' is equal
to from fOD to 500 pounds Of any other fertilizer
or gusno, and therefore, fully 100 per cont
cheaper
UNIFORM QUALITY @ GUARANTEED nv
TEE MANUFA CTURERS.
@s> Farmers should sec that every bsg j.
branded as above, with the ANALYSIS and
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. All othere
are counterfeits. Price $50 per. ton.
j. j. TURNER s. CO.,
aug 9-tw2m AZ Pratt st., Baltimore.
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TIME aln pistCc. ~ -
COMMISSIONERS SALE or DESIk,
" ABLE BUSINESS STAND AT FALitS
RCH-pursunnt to tho decree OF the or.
cult Cour! Of Fairfax county, rendered. "a! the
June term 1877, in tho suit OF Gould 81 BON vs..
j. D. Brush, tho undersigned will, on MIN
DAY, the 10Th day Of August, 1877, Court day)
at O clock D. m, in front Of the door OF ths
Cour. House of said county, sell TO tho highest
bidder, by public sale, that valuable property
situated in ibc village Of Falls Church, on tho
southeast corner Of the Alexandra and george
town turnpike. This property il improved ~
FRAME STORE HOUSE and DWELl'lNH
Barn and we'll Of e1collont water, and Is regard
cd as ono of tho most eligible business stants il'
the village. Persons desiring to purchase! arc
referred TO Mr.. w. Clover or Or. Gardner
This property will be sold suhject to covenant
that no spurious i1uor; be sold AS beverage
thereon. a., ,,.,.
Terms Of Salo SO much Of the purchase
money will be required in hand u; VIII pay the
costs Of suit and expenses Of asla and The sum OF
$500, with interest thereon ht . per cent rom
tho 9Th day of May, 1914. till SALE ana inc real
duo in three equal annual payments. TO pear m
terest from the day Of SALE to DO secured oy lno
sotes Of tho purchaser, with good personal 30,
cSrily and retention Of title till the last payment
IS ,ssde. IF desired tho property will be sold III
two ra,cels by cutting of a vacant lot ny lIhs
of r;rIt fnples with tho Alexandria pike.
EHOS. MOORE, Comm'r. OF Sale.