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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

IT is plain that the Democratic Wor6-
ingmen of this Congressional districts are
playing the Republicans who vote with
them. The Chico Enterprise, alIuding to
the swindle, says: We can tell them
plainly, that thoir action will not be rats
fed by the Workingmcn out, ide the home
of Berry. The Republican members ub
ject to being turned over to the Democra
cy, and will vote for McKenna, ifa regu-'
lar member oflhe party is not nominated. ;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

THE DEBRIS WAR BEGUN A Marvs-
vile dispatch of August 5th says: The
City Council, by unanimous vote Of
its members, last night decided to com
mence an injunction suit against the
hydraulic miners on the head waters and
tributaries Of Yuba River. The meeting
was n spirited one, Attracting much at
tention from citizens. BY courtesy Of the
Council, several prominen taxpayers
were heard in opposition to the proposed
action, advocating proposition for de-
good faith by A. IL Rose and james o.
Brien, which is to give some $4,000 to
to the city to improve ard strengthen her
levees now built, provided the city will
abstain from insti.Gting suit until after
the meeting Of ;he next Legislature. The
delay asked for is for controlling the de-
bris and to prevent its deposit in Yuba
river, and to make the same effective by
competent legislation. Nothing in tho
agreement shall be deemed to prejudice
the right of either party. The miners,
through the individuals named, agree to
give satisfactory bonds 20 furnish money
MS required for the immediate prosecution
of the work. George Cadwalader, of
Sacramento, and JUICE Craddock, of
Sutter county, aided by City Attorney
Belcher, have been retained as counsel
for the city. Suit will begin and be pro-
secuted vigorously. The action Of the
C)dnci is variously commented upon to,
day, the opinion Of many of the largest
taxpayers being that the delay asked by
the miners, backed by their liberal dona~
tion, should have been granted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

THE fact Of the editor of the Scott
Valley Ne~s, an Il. B. organ, going as
delegate to the Ii. B. Joint Senatorial
Convention at Shasta, and nominating
A. b. Carloek. for Senator. ought TO be
very good evidence that he had but little
faith In the new constitution pretentions
Sf /. s. Mathews, the Democratic can
didste. and was not well posted at first
sbeat Mats opposition to the measure al,
most up 10 the time of depositing his bal
lot. Carlock carefully read the document
and always favored it, the taxation part
meeting his greatest approval. - Yreka
Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09
United States Land Office.
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
July 18th, 1879.

JULY 10Th, 1879.
To THOMAS II. BLYTHE, etal:
WHEREAS, on the third dav of
June, A. D., 1878, you fled affidavit
in the U s. Land Office. nj Shasta Cali.
iornia, alleging that the SEH and VIZ
nf the NEH of the SEH and VIZ Of
SE4 of the NEA of Section 32. Town.
ship 81 N, r West, NJ. D. M. =, to he
mineral in character, and more valuable
for mining than that Of agricultural pur.
poses and
WHEREAS, McKinzie Owings did on
the 18th dnv of December A. d. 1877,
file in this Office his Presumption Declars
tory Statement No. 1862 claiming por.
tion Of the same land as agricultural lnnd.
Now. THEREFORE,, you will please
tnlle notice that we have fixed the 18th
Gny Of August A. d. 1879, at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. at this office, before the Register
and Receiver. for the hearing of proofs MS
to the mineral or agricultural character
of said lands.
AARON BELL, Register.
ADoLPH DoBRowsKY, Receiver.
jyl0:5i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

GRANTS OBSERVATIONS IL CHINA
A Washington special gives the follow
ing letter from General Grant, dated Pc
king, June 9th: Il have now been in
Peking three days and have seen all that
is of interest iE the city. / have found
China and the Chinese much as you
have often described them. 1t is not
country or a people calculated to invite
travel, or 10 make a second visit; but the
Chinese are people Of wonderful shrewd-
hess and industry, and are rapidly mo-
nopolizlng trade as carriers, merchants,
marketers and servants from Bombay
eastward. Then, too. their leading men
seem to have thorough appreciation Of
the necessity for internal improvements,
such as RAILROADS, etc, but have a horror
of Introducing them with foreign capital
and under foreign management. Their
idea seems 20 Ge rather to educate n
Sufficient number Of their young men
abroad, to fit them Is engineers, machin-
lists, soldiers, sailors, etc, and then to
make their Improvements with their own
men and means. My belief is that in less
time from now than half "a century, Eu-
rope will be complaining Of the rapid ad-
vance Of China" General Grnnt ex-
presses himself much gfatifed at Admir-
al Ammen having gone abroad as re-
preventative of the United States to the
Inter oceanic Cana! Congress, recently
held in Paris. lie says: Il do not be-
lieve that there is another American who
understands the relative advantages and
obstacles in the way on other routes rs
clearly rs Admiral Ammen." Grant,
like Ammen has always taken n deep in
tesest in the canal project. and they are
fully agreed that the Nicaragua route is
the most feasible OF all the routes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

SENAloR BECK of Kentucky is no'
crushed by any means. He says "the
Democrats will raise h-ll in Congress
next winter" Possibly, observes the
San Jose Mercury, the people may
speak a word through the ballot boxes
this fall which may sort o. mesmer'
ize - the Democrats and cool the heated
blood OF the brigadiers. Let US hope s.. .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

THE San Francisco Examiner approves
the action Of the State Genital Commit
lee in keeping Glenn at the head Of the
ticket and says the Committee had no
authority 10 remove him. So says the
Grass Valley Union (Dem.), but ad4s
"tboro is another however, That has the
authoily and thatis theiudivdual mem
bers OF the party, who, by thousands, viii
take OF! ;he name who refuses to support
his contreres on the State ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

THE Siskiyou Republicans have nomi-
mated the following ticket: Superior
Judge, E. Steele; Sheriff, j. B. Ton
kins Clerk. John Christie 4; Treasurer
A. H. Burrows Assessor, Jesse Davis:
District Attorney, John Kennedy ; Sur
veyor, 6. Lamphier; Coroner and Pub
lie Administrator, Daniel Tesh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

Poor Stephens ! This is the way that
wicked New York star goes for him:
"Perhaps there is no objection to Hon.
A. ii. Stephens for GoyernJr of Georga.
except the liabilities to which the State
would be exposed OF losing its Executive
through some unexpected crack in the
hoor.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

The Republican State ticket has two
self made men-Gearge G. Perkins and
Daniel NJ. Burns, cand idate for Secretary
OF State. The former came sailor boy
and the latter "A bare footed little urchin,
whose parents died and left him alone
when eight years old to the charities fthe
world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

The Cousa Sun declared that the
man who said nr. Glenn employed
Chinamen was liar. Now comes
Glenn himself and proves the Sun is II
liar That was unkind in the &ul's
candidate for Governor, if 1t was meg
nsnimous,-Appedl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

DEMoCRATIc NOMINATIONS Robert
Ferral was nominated by the Democrats
for Congress for the First District (San
Francisco), and A. C. Bradford for the
snne district.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

CoUNTEnTEIT s. notes en- the Globe
National Bank Of Boston, Mass, and
the Dedham National Bank Of Dtdham,
Mass, made their appearance on the ID
al San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

RUST has made its appearance on near
ly all the late season grain in Scott VAL
lev, and will lessen the yield considerably.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09
MeekIy Triaity 5oarnal.

TRINITY. 60 oU.v.TY' WARRANTS
fakes at their Market prafHs is Pay
s~ssf for ssbserfptfon 10 fhs Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09
Weaverville, August 9, 1879.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. SD, 1879.
FOR G0VERNoR,
GEORGE c.. PERKINS,
of San Francisco,

FOX GOVERNOR,
GEORGE C. PERKINS,
of San Francisco,
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JOHN MANSFIELD,
OF f4Os Angeles.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
DANIEL VI. BURNS,
of YOIO.
FOR STATE CONTROLLER,
DANIEL M. EENFIELD,
of Tuolumne.
FOR STATE TREAsURER,
JOHN WE'LL,
of Sierra.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
AUGUSTUS l.. HART,
of COiusa,
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN W.. SEANKLIN,
of Alameda,
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
FRANK w. GROSS,
of San Francisco.
ToR SUI'T. OF PUBLIC INSTR UCTTON
FREDERICK NJ. CAMPBELL,
OF Alameda.
ZOE CHEF JUSTICE or SUPREME COURT
AUGUSTUS l.. RHODES,
of Santa Clara.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES
A. p. CATLIN N...........Of Sacramento
IHAAC =. BELCHER...... ...of Yuba
JARRATT r. RICHARDS.
of Santa barbara.
JAMES II. HALE E...................0f Placer
MILTON III. MYRICK.
Of San Francisco.
Il. ID. WHEELER~...ofS San Francisco
EoR RALRoAD COMMISSIONER.
First District.
JOSEPH y. CONE,
of Tehama.
FOR CONGRESS-:
Third District.
JOSEPH McKENNA,
of EOianO.
FOR MEMBER UPSTATE BOARD OF
EQUALLZ iTTON:
Third District.
WARREN BUTTON,
of Marin.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS,
FOR STATE SENATOR,
A. Il. CARLOCH,
of SiskiyOu.
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN.
SAMUEL ISAACNS,
of Shasta.
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE,
THEODORE T.. JONES.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN W. PIEILBRaOK.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
CHAMP. w. SMITH.
FOR ASSESSOR.
AMOS III. MARSHALL.
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
GEORGE IL. NOONAN.
FOR CORONER AND ADMINISTRATOR,
DAVID TAYLOR.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
d. M. LOVERIDGE.
FOR SUPERVISOR-FIRS DISTRICT,
SAMUEL IzUBBELL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

We keep constantly on hand a complete
assortment of Dining Room, Bedroom
and Kitchen Furniture, of the best man
ufaeture, and will also make any article
desired in this line to order. Furniture
repaired at reasonable prices.
COFFTNS made to order, in any style
and finish desired. Mattrasses, Picture
Frames, Etc, Etc, manufactured TO
order at living rates. Give us call
TIM Nj ERMAN BROS.
Weavev-ile, April 22d. 1875. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09
3 r tn s
D DEATH 6

At Hay Fork, July 25th. ELIZABETH
G. daughter of William II. and Lavina
A. Ruch. aged years and months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-09

FOR MEMBER ESTATE BOARD OF
EQUALLZ. tTION:
Third District.
WARREN BUTTON,
of Marin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-14
AUCTRssH SAaE3.
Nv (irrpn ~ Wise
Peal Eoiofn on,t, arl ,,ct;orn,r,

Roal Estato Agents and Auctionoors
( MhlSSlONKRS SALE OF WHARF
~ AND OTHER PKOPEKTY--lu rursu-
snce of decree of the Corporation Court Of the
city Of Alexandria, in the cause Of Jauts W
Green against H. =. Wst!!es and o.h,rs, tha in :.
derslgned, commissioners Of sale, will offer for
solo by public auction, 81 about Il O'clock n.
on SATURDAI, tho 18th day OF Novembar
1879. at the front erranca OF the Court room, on
Fairfax street, Alexandria, the following prop.
erty, to witt
l. a LOT OF GROUND. te!ng c. tho north
east corner OF Water and Gibbon streets, run.
ming thence north on Water strest 7G feet S
inches; thence east parallel With Gibbon stree.
to the channel OF The Potomac river thence
with tho chsnnel TO Gbbon street. and thence ia
q straight line 10 the beginning. including tho
ground coVared by the brick house or Union ST.
subject to 20 feet alley midway between
Water and Union streets. and running north
from Gib5on street 76 feet inches.
2 A LOT OF GROUND at The Intersection
Of the north side CT Franklin with The cast site
Of st Assph street., fronting 5! feet On ST. Assoh
street, and III feet inches on Franklin street,
3. A LOT OF GROUND, on ST. Asaph sir,
north Of and adjoining Oliver Norrs' lot front.
ing on st Asaph street ll2 feet inches. Gnd
running bsck esst toward PIT. street ll3 feat
luChes.
4. E LOT OF GROUND, on the cast side Of
Wster strest, between Duke and Wolfe streets
fronting On WsIer street % feet, and in depth 90
i1eet bounded on the north By an eight feet al.
icy, ah9 OF the east by Line feet alley, with
right OF way over bo.h.
Terms OF Sale: One fourth in cash, and the
residue in ono, :wo snd threa Sta:s, with inter.
est from the day uf ssle The notes of the pur.
cnascra to be al7en for the deferred payments,
with approved security. aud the title 10 be re-
GEU 4. MUSHBACE,
JOHN IL. JOHNSON,
cCl J-ISWti Comrn'r rs of SnIa
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By Grasn s. Visa

Real Estate Agents snd Auct:0uears.
{ NOM MMIS31ONERS' SALE OF Vkl.TA.
~ BILE FARM AND DWELLlNG,-In
pursuance Of q decree Of Tho Circui. Court of tho
city of Alexandria, in the cause of Kenh art
against Iixon's admir-, and others, the under
signed, commissioners Of solo will offer for sale
by pubic auction at about II o'clock M, in front
OF the entrance to tina Court Room on Fairfax
street AIezandrla Va, on SATURDAY, the
l5.h day of November. 1879 tina. vslueb1e
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING AND
Il hoT ! Oh OF GROUND. situate on the north side
Gt S,t ~ hlng street between Washington and Coz
HALuABLE Y A. TRACT OF LAND With
DWELL1NG HOUSE, &c, in Fairfax countv,
va. lying on Holmes Rum about 81 milo,
from m Als5snd1ia, contai1ing 200 acres
money in cash. and tho residue thereof in lbros
..qlal payments, ut one. two and three yesrs
from the day OF sale. with interest The notes
OF the purchaser, with approved security, to be
given therefor and tho retention CT tho title &c
Inc property until the purchase money is pgid
WIN. H. PAYNE,
ALBERL STUART, Comm fa. Of
JNO. n. JOHNSON. Sale.
oc,0 .0auts
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By Green u Wise

Real Estate Agents and Actioneers,
{ tOM MMlSo1ONEko' SALE-In pursuance
~ OF cecree Of the Corporation Court of lhs
city OF Alexandria. in tho cause of Il, b Clsain
u 20. against Jsmes NJ. Stewart and others, ths
aender;slgEed. e5s commissioners Of sale, will offer
lof ~ ;sie oy puolIc auction, at about - o'clock
m, IN front OF tho entrance to the Court room
on Fairfax street, Alexandria, Virginia on
SATDfDA9, ~ 81 the 10th day of Novem DER, 1879
LOI OF GROUND, on tho west sido of 81
hssph street, between Cameron and OIeon ola
lUu ieet deep. improved by TWO FRAME
DM w MMEhLiNGS, Nos. 80 and 10 st Asaph st
!sims OF Sale: Ono fourth in cash. and the
residue IN tLrae equal inat.lments at slr, twoiye
ana eighteen months. with interest from dsy of
Ssar. me notes OF tho purchaser, waving
rome home5.ea exemption. with security. to 90 given
theretor and rs lusther security, tho proorrty 20
te insured tor the benefit of commissioners in
tns amount OF 81 COO. and the title to be retained
Gcti tho purchase money in psid
5 +. BEACH,
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
&c! 9-zaWtS COmm'r:. OF Sslo
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Ky Green & Wi:c,


(Real Estate agents Aud Aucl ior cers)
PG VIRTUE of y decree Of the CORPORATION
Ap Court for the city Of Alexandria. Virginia,
rendered at lis September torn, 1870. in the
cause OF Eouglass " Brother Va. Gaban and
otheIs, the undersigned. commissioner therein
named, will offer fer sale by public auction, at
II o'clcck hi, in front of tho entrance to the
Court room, on Fairfax st,cet, A'cxandIis. Va
on SATURDAY, the lo.h day of November,
lSi9 the following property 1, wit:
No. l. SIN FRAME HOUSES : n LOTS
on the southeast corner of Alfred snd Gbbon
streuts.
No. >. THREE FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS on tho siey in rear Of the above named
property, No
Terms of Sale Cash enough to pay costs Of
suit and sale, and the residue in three equal in-
stalmeLts. payable respectively in one, two and
three years. with in!eres! from dav Of sale
ii. q. CLAUGHTUN.
oCtll .2awis Commissioner Cf Sale.
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By Green & Wi.n,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeraj
'I7RuSTEk'o SALE OF hANp-By virtue
Il CT a deed of trns. to me, dated on Dist day
of Msy 1877, duly recorded in Fairfax county,
vs., land records, libar Y, No. 4, psge 81, des
fault having been made in tho pay mont of part
OF the debt secured, and being thereto required
oy the ersficiarles will SELL by public suc.
ton, on Tu bSDAf, the 2l:t day OF October,
1879 at Il o'clock M, in from! of the entrance to
the Court room. on Fsirtsx street. in tho city of
Alexsndris, Va. tao TRACr OF LAND, in
said county, conveyed to NE by said trust deed.
containing us acres, more or less, and located
S6out2! miles south Of Burkes station, Va.
Midland 4. <. Tho said trsc! haa n d W ELL.
ING and oulbuildinSs. orchard, sc.
Terms Of Sale: Ona third in cash on the day
Of ssle, sMd the residue in one, two and. three
years, equal annual payments, with interest, Sc
cured by deed of trust on the land.
sepi0-2Iwis. PETEs: " iSE., Trustea
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STOVES!
AT 1dS KING STREET.

l would call special attention TO N large stock
OF SIOf rs. en- braCng Portable Ranges. Cook,
faror, Ciling koOm and Office Stoves Of the
latest sly les ard most improved patterns. each
snt every enc Of which is guaranteed TO give
entire satisfaction.
Also SENTON'S, SPEAE'S and oil other
FIRE PLACE HEATERS pat UP TO heat one,
two s1d three rooms
HOT AK FURNACES for hes!ing dwell.
lnGs churches snd public buildings, specially.
have constantly on hand largo stock Of
lin WARE. Chamber Sets, Coal Holds and
ShoveIs ard Housefurnishing goods in general.
am a!so prepared to repair Fire Place Hoat'
ers, Hot Air Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges and
81 other Stoves Inst sve msGe
Koolns, Gui;crlng and Spoutng done at short
notice, ID The city aLd country. aud on the most
reasonable teFm!. All work warranted to give
satisfaction.
sepl5 THOS, HOY.
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l)URE CEEAM SY kU UPS.-Chccoats, Nee
tar, Coffee. sc, sc. Fer our Soda We
Claim superiority, i! hsvibg heea pronounced
hy connoisseurs to be unlivaied in its general
character, combining an ice coolne5s with the
tlest Favored syrupa. Of which feet We ehsvs :ul
eV!dence from tie compliments which Wa srs
constantly receiving from our patrons.
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
Je9 Cor Prince and Fairfax Sts
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By Green * Wise, Auc!inneers.

by Gfe0n * Wise, huctlnEeera.
IL. d. Corss ct al
va. IN chaucafV
Josenh p Sroith ct q!
1pY VIRTUE OFTHE HEDECREE9 OF THE
- Corporation Cnurt for tho city Of Alexan-
dis. Va, rendered Al its September term, 1878,
and September term, 1879, in tho above cause,
the undersigned, commissioner will, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day OF October, 1879, at IL
O'Clock M. hcfo:e the front entrance OF tho Cor
porstion Court House of AloI endria city, on
Fsirf.x street. sell by public auction. to the
highest bidder, that VA LQ AHLE HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on King street, now
occupied By Mis-. II A. Williams, bounded end
dcscrlbad Gs fellows: Beginning At point on
the north ina of King street, in the city Of Alex
andtis. Va 70 feet esstwsrdly from tho inter.
section OF the east line CT Alfred street with tho
north line OF King street aforesaid, and running
thence parallel with eaid Alfred street north
wardly lUO feet to IS paved alley; thsrcs east,
Wsfdiy With tae line Of sid alley ard parallel
With said King stree. d} fee. inches; ;hence
eouthvsrdly parallel with said Alfred street and
said frat limo log feet to said King street and
thence westWardlv with the north line &C King
street 43 feet inches To tho place Of beginning
Terms Of Sale: Gae fourth oi the purchase
money il Cash tho reSduo in three equal psy-
Tuents. payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of ssla; tho de.
terrod payments TO be secured by the bonds Of
tho purchaser, with good security, with inlere:t
IRON tho day Of sale, and tho title CT the property
to be Retained Unit! tho whole purchase price is
paid. LEONARD MAERUEY,
sep 1-ts Commissioner Of Sale.
Ge- The shove ssie has been postponed until
SATURDAY, November lst. 1879, Mt the same
place md hour. oct A-ts
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NELLY STEEL BARB FENCE WIkE-
ceived supply of the above Fence Wire, which
is the lstes. patent. most approved and cheapest
Barb Fence Wire on the market. An e1amins.
tion % to its merits and comparison of prices
ia solicited. Call at s8 King street, corner Of
Royal, Alexandria, Va. No trouble to show
goods ,
SEPT j. Il. ORkl9aTON q SON.
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zee VEHY BEST-For cleaning clothes,
\ kid gloves silks, salips, SC. THOMPSOSiS
LIGHTNING ERADICATOR is positiyely
excellent lUNT s. DAVIDSON,
oc; Agents for hlexsndris.
k'NGLlSh TOOTH BKUSHES-We have
- Jus. received another supply of the bsst
English Tooth Blushes, which we se! at the
low price OF 90, and warrant them.
oct6 LUNT & DAVIDSON,
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0cL GA wits

NALUABLG LANDS NEAR LsWlNq.
WILLIE, IN FAiKFAN COUNTY. ATT
~ VI MiSS1ONEkS SALE-in and b7 virtue
OF tho decree of the Circuit Court Of Fsirfsx
county pronounced st its November taru, 1879
IN the suit Of Ball vs Ball, tho undersigned sue.
cal commissioners named in SAID decree, viii
on MONDAY. (CGurt day. the 2O.h of U2tobar
1919, In mont OF the Cour. House door, sell TO
ina m highest bidder, the following LOIS and
LahCSLS OF LAND. lying near Lewinsvile
tsie of which s. 81. Bail, ". w, Ball and Iucv
w. Ball died seized: '
OF the estate Of s. III. RaIl--Lot 10. / cnn-
t4ihing 81 acres, rood aad IL poles. Lot No 2
containing II acres
Ofthe estate of W. w. bai!-Lot No. | CON-
tanning l05 acres, roods and 80 poIss, Lot No,
= containing Al scres and 10 poles
Of The estste OF Lucy w. Bsll-Ltt No /,
contalnlng lC6 sores and II poles
Ihese lands are all eligiby situated, Of dssir.
able sizo, and afford a rare opportunity for per.
sons residing IN the District to purchase.
Terms Of Sale: So much cash in hand as will
90 requisite 10 psy expenses Of sale, commissions,
&C, ard the residue in three equs! annual ray.
ments, to De secured by the notes Of the puc-
chsser. with approved personal security, and
retention Of tito until the last payment is made
a plat OF the land will be shown on the day Of
saie 50 sna spy intornatl9n given upon application
to tho undersigned, st Fairfax CT Souse, We.
THOMAS MOORE, Conn'r. OF Sale.
Fairfax county, sep 15-Waw
fs1 j U 7 e y SALE OF VALUABLE
a PROPERTY, AT CLIFTON, FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue of a deed flru.,
from Joseph j. Barnum ard wife, dated the Is!
Day OF July, 1871. recorded among lhe land rec
otds OF falrfsI county, liber 2, Nc. T. folio 343,
and tor the purposes lher5in mentioned, tha un-
d1ersighed will oher for sale at public auction, al
Fairfax 9. H., on MONDAY, tbs 10Th dav Of
Noyember neZt, tCourt dsy.ls VALUABLE
LOI, with tho IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
within bO yards Of the passenger depot of the
Virginia Midland railroad, bounded AZ follows:
neglnnlng at the southeast corner of William L.
fofos lot on Main street, thence running on
lhe westerly SIDE OF said street southerly 95 feet
to South street; thence along the northerly line
OF South street westerly 5S feet 2 inches; thence
noftherly on the line OF lot No. 7 95 fest thence
essterly 5S feet inches along the line of said
William d. Ford's lot 70 the point of beginning,
known As lot No. 6 on the map of the Hsnies
property. The above lot is improved BIZ q
DW WELLlNG HOUSE. built in modern style,
:0S4O feet. with sevon faisned rooms, besides the
hsll and Kitchen.
Terms of Sale: So much cash in hand IS will
pay lhe costs and expenses Of sale; also the su n
OF SlouO With interest thereon st ii per cent per
| annum from the lst day of August, 1878, until
Inc Day OF saie the residue upon O credit of II
lhohlhs. TO De secured upon the prope,ty. Sell.
lng as trustees, we shall convey such title only
Dc 10 vested IN u, which is believed TO ba un
questionable
Gale to tske place between - and O'clock
THOMAS X. LOVE,
co, JAhES M LOVE
Sett |. Trustees.