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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-08-28
MY MARINER.

Oh, he goes away, singing,
Singing over the seal
Oh, he comes again, bringing
JOY and himself to me
Down through the rosemary hollow
And up the wet beach ram
Ny heart in a fiutter to follow
The flight of my sailor-man.
Fie on n husband sitting
Still in the house at home!
Give me mariner, fitting
And flashing over tile foam!
Give me a voice resOundtng
The songs of the breezy mafni
Give me free heart bounding
EvermOre hither again!
Coming Is better than going;
But never was queen so grand
As /, while / watch him blowing
Away from the lazy land.
/ have welded an Ocean-rOvcr,
And with him l own the sea;
Yet over the waves come over,
And anchor, my lad, by me.
HarlS to his billowy laughter,
Blithe on the hOmeward tidei
HarS TO it, heart up and after;
OF to the harbOr-s side;
Down through the rosemary hollow
And over the sand hills, light
And swift as a sea bird, follow;
And hOl for a sail IN sight
Lucy LdrcOH, IN Harper for September.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-08-28

CoNEY ISLAND is nine miles from
New York City, yet on week days ladies
can go to the Island and return for 10
cents and children for 10 cents on one
of the numerous railroads leading there.
Trains run every fifteen minutes most
of the time. This shows that when peo-
pie want to go TO a resort the question
Of " inaccessibility and g expensive
ness soon vanish.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-08-28

SIX young women are spending Au-
gust in six tents, near NorthwoOd, \.
H. Only one man Is tolerated in the
camp, and he is a servant For diver
sion they fish, row, ride, shoot at a
mark, play games, read, sing, and frolic.
The camp is called GumptiOn, and each
of the party IS =" Gump l. or 'sGump
2" and so on.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-08-28
GREEN APPLE PIEs.-Pare, qu

GREEN APPLE PIEs.-Pare, quarter,
core and stew nice tart apples in water
enough to prevent them from burning.
When tender, sweeten very sweet with
white sugar; fill the pie plate, which
has been lined and edged with puff
paste: crate in little nutmeg, cover
and bake forty-five minutes. When the
paste is rolled one-quarter Of an inch
thick the pies should be baked one hour.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-08-28
Fight With a Cougar.

A few weeks ago, while two prospect
Ors, named Z. r. Frost and w. S. Hen
derson, were out in the vicinity of the
range between Tin Cup and Quartz
Greek, looking for deer, they were at
tracted by a sound on a ledge of rocks
some few feet in advance and above
them, and upon looking that way they
saw mountain lion about to spring up
on them. They Immediately opened
fire on him, Frost being armed with Il
Winchester rifle, and Henderson with a
breach-lOading shotgun. The animal
gave a leap at the same time, but was so
badly wounded that he did not reach the
two men. As he struck the ledge on
which they were standing they poured
in another vOlley of buckshOt and rifle
balls, and, Notwithstanding this, the lion
managed to fasten on to Henderson,
who, in the brute's embrace, rolled fif-
teen or twenty feet down the mountain
side, but received no injury except few
slight scratches and bruises, and having
his overalls torn off, the animal being
so well filled with lead that he gave up
the ghost without further struggle!
DeHccr Republican.
A correspondent writes this interest
inc note on snakes from the everglades
of Florida: - We expected to make the
acquaintance of snakes without number,
and Of rattlesnakes in particular, but we
have seen but few, and they mostly moe
casins This is explained by the set
tiers, who say the deer kin the rattle
snakes with their hoofs. A deer never
sees a rattlesnake but that he kills him.
This snake does not run, but fights.
The deer IS as quick in his movements
as the snake Is, and, when the snake
coils and springs, jumps out of the way
of his fangs TO return the next moment
with his sharp hoOfs cutting his antago-
mist to pieces. The deer keeps at this
work until he stamps the life out of the
rattlesnake. In the northern part of the
State, where deer are getting scarce, l
am told rattleSnakes are increasing in
number Farmers lose cattle, horses
and mules from their venomous bites.
Hogs running at large destroy great
numbers of snakes, but they are not 50
relentless in their warfare on rattle
1 snakes as the deer, preferring other va
rieties of the serpent tribe as dainty ar
/ ticles of Diet
/ BAKERS YEAsT.-Two ounces of hops
with nine quarts of water; boil one
I hour: when cool, add seven pound:
mashed potatoes, one pound OF sugar
! two ounces carbonate soda, one-haI
ounce spirits of wine, one pound floul
and one-half pint Of brewers yeast.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-08-28

THE perfection Of lazy ease has at last
been attained by the invention of new
self-operating swing. es2 sgs sss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-17
Senatorial Convention.

State Conservative Committee. we do hereby
designate Wednesday. the4th day Of September,
1879, as the time and the city Of Atezandria IS
the place, for holding convention 10 nominate
the conservative candidate TO represent this, the
l4th senatorial district, in tho Senate OF Vlr'
ginis. .,,i,
The representation in tho convention will be
one delegate for each ono hundred conservative
voters and zach traction over fifty, cast in The
several counties at the lSst presidential election
Tho district is composed Of Alexandria city and
county, Fairfax and Prince William.
49,. - 49,. HUGH LATHAM.
.~...-- Oh. Alex. City and County Con. Com.
sr.. 80 ... THOMAS MOORE.
Oh. Fairfax Conservative COMMITTEE.
........ w. w. THORNTON,
Oh. Prince VIM. Con. Committee.
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alexandria Gaz&tte
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY II, 1872.
SOUTHERN GIRLS "A Saratoga correspondent
of the New York Star says:

SOUTHERN GIRLS "A Saratoga correspondent
of the New York Star says:
A good many of the Southern people have
come back. You know how much they addeo
to the spirit and character Of the place in tho ola
times. There are two ex>Confsderate Generals
here, and belisve five or six Southern states
men. And above sill, there arc two or three
Southern bellies. Don't you wish that I may tell
you their namos? You be hanged. Look hero,
If you como to Saratoga, stand en- the Grand
Lookout at 10 a. m. If you don't know where
the Grand Lookout is, ask Charley Leland, OF
the Clarendon. / don't ask you to stand there
long, but just long enough to see q young ~o-
man, in the simplest riding habit In the WoIio'
got upon & magnificent bay. She ia . brunette,
and not over p, tut she came up from the or
ango groves, and she brought with her thAs IN;
describsble something-that mixture OF IRE ana
force which contrasts SO delightfully."- with the
sweetness and light cf tho innumerAbie Lady
aamiltons ofthe North, who are langulshlng
here in landaus and phsetona. believe we a.
feeted to turn up our democratic noses at one
time at the hsuteur and inhresd imperihlness OF
some cf these bot.blooded women who were
sad 70 have stripped themselves Of their jewels
for jeff Davis treasury. and were res dy al 3
moments notice TO become 4odivas for the same
cause But we take back al We said when we
zee one of them on horseback, We turn down
our noses on the Grand Lookout, and are ready
10 psy them all kinds of homsge "Ycur Long
Island fox hunters" remarked Col. Pike
Graham, fought to invite few CT those South
ern women up 10 show you how to mansgo your
hOrecen
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fUh NORFOLK.

Tho eagant. swift and com modious steamers
LADY OF TIE LAKE. and JANE NOSE
LEY will leave the Oompany's whsrf, Alezsn'
dria, IS follows:
THO Lady OF tho Lake ovory MONDAY and
WEDN ESDAI, q: o'clock y. n, and on
SATURDAY, g! G.30 o clock y. NJ.
THO Jsno Moaeley every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 6 O'Clock p. IN ; returning, lo.vo
Norfolk on alternate days at O'clock y. M.
This line connects g. Norfolk for all points
South, and With tho Mcrchsn.s' and Mariner.
limo OF steamers for Boston, Providence and ell
points North aud East.
Through rates given and bills o! aiing sg1cd
for Boston aud Providence.
Fare Vt greatly reduced rates-3inglo trip T5c {;
Eound trip (good 70, 80 days. Sl.DU
Table unsurpassed.
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FOR MALE OR EtENT.
H.ESi.4E. EI3TECES.

INPRlNCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
Il May 18th, 1879.
j. 4. Shirley g Admir- plaiatilrvs. G.CGraham,
e. Taylor Ilotzc!aw. end 9. J. NonohEo, de-
fondants. In chancory.
On consideration whereof the court doth ad.
Judge, order snd decree ths. one CT the Com
missiorers of this Court do ascertain AID report
Whist real estate the defendant q. y. Donohuo
is possessed of, the annual and fe0 simpa value
Of the same. tho liens binding thereon, with their
priofitles &nd any other matter which no may
deem pertinent or sry party in interest msy re-
quire. A copy. ICS:o.
l.. 4. DAVIS, Clerk.
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RAILROADS..

1879 GREAT 1879
NO. o.,,1 PER;H HS5 M E EGTis
STEEL RAILS, splendid SCETERI
MAGNIFICENT EQUIFME&1.
June 30, 1879.
Traina lesve Washington from! depo. of Bali.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, Co..
ner Of Sixth and 3 ST. as:s. as follows:
l.So p. H.. daily, except Sunday. ard
lG.l5 p. II, daily. vita Pslsco Cars. L.i=i.
tod Express of Pullman Psrlor Csrs ".3Ga
m. daily, except Sunday. For PhilsdnlFh:-
8 80 Am, except Sunday, and $50 p. m. daily.
For Pittsbur6 sndthe West H. 50 a. r.. dai!y, VIII
Parlor Cars to Pittsburgh 7.4O p. II. ce.1
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canandeigua and the North, 20 q. H.,
except Sunday and tau ;. daily, o1cep.
Saturday, with Ps,aco Gar :: Csnsndsigus.
For Watkins, 1850 p. u. daily except Slu-
day.
l.30 40. A:o $50, 40 sna lol5 p; M:
" LOCAL TRAINS.
Fer hlcIslarls g. 7.l5, S, 9. 10 snd IL a.rs., al
lis, 3, 4.al, 6, 600, !, and ll.30p. m Ga
Sunday d: = u. M, Gr1 10 and p. u.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Goa
10 go, &C., 10 and II sM.,i. 3,f.al 5, 6.D
sud p. N. sad u night.
On Sunday at 500 snd 10 S. ~, sni Nl >. 10
THROUGH TRAIN FOX TIE SOUTH. Si:
Quantico and Richmond, will iasve Ai"Ta"
dris at ITO q. N. daily Aai s 10 y. m. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets snd iniorms!lcn can be procured
principal railroad st.tioTs aid ticket o;!'".
Southeast. l.. I. FARM EE.
Gon'i. Passenger a&";I
| FRANK THOMSON
General Man&Her. rnyl4
w g. y IdkN &t ~ Sho1S 4 & Ssi 81 -
On end after SUNDAY, 900 p. M, June In,
| 1879. Passenger trains will run ~ follows:
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BAKERS AND cosEECrE0NEns.
81 N NJ Err AT BR EN- GLE S
ICE CREAM. FRESH AlLk.,,.
BERRIES i CREAM PIE AND MILK.
HENRY BKEEGLa will add this week 10
his establishment 10 King street, the
WEST GROVE DAIRY,

supplied twice day.
RKENGLE'S MILK and CREAM STAND
IN THE CITY MAKkET (H. Simpson, Man.
oaorI will offer tho richest Milk and tho pureat
Cream over produced. sos ard you'll agree
TrV and you'll buy. Frash Milk will also ba
kept on draft and in Ice g. mis- King street estab-
lishment.
be offers Csndos ard TsfIy of all KINDS,
Black. Fruit Pound, jelly end Fancy Cakes,
Pics specially, Fruits, Nuts, Ccnfacsioneree,
Water Ices and all tho delicaeos of tho season.
He caters for families snd entertainments, snd
supplies families with milk. MY 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-17

TUE MOST HUMOROUS BOOKS OF TIE
E DAY.
Elbow Room, by MAX Adler. with many Eu-
moroua illustrate rs by Frost; zoe.
Random Shct,, by samo author; 75e.
Snsrcys Lessons in Photography, (sh':rl'
hand wriLing); 81.
Thoughts Tor the Firesido and tho School, hy
Rev. J. Is. Gtoss; Sl.25.
Msrkor. by ionry GrovIio; Sl.tO.
nh, Ghost OF Redbrook $l.25.
A Nero Adventure, novel, by EiZay HAY;
$i.25; paper covers 75c. ~
Dolnold S romance, by W. II. Biahor; 81 y,
CIaro and Bebe, q novel, by tho author Of
'Hca.ts Dosirc;" Co.,
Tho Abbs's temptation By Emilio Lola; 81 p.
Filters. Tsttcr and tho Counsellor; l5c.
Color Blindness, its Dangers ard Detection, by
10y ,Iei;rics, NJ. u; 81.
Seaside, Lakeside and Franklin Square pub
LEGATIONS; additions daily.
r. full assortment of papetries from l0o. $3.50
eech.
job !ot cheapest paper and Envelopes in tho
s1tsn. GEO. u. FRENCH.
irl3 95 King st
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-ofth
INSTRUCTOR COLUMBIA

This company ogosa unrivalled facilities Tor
tho transportation Of freight and passengers,
and will run tItir steamers regularly as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-17

Ny custom made CLOTHING. is warranted
of The bcs: imported material, we'll made, ,hos
roughly shrunk, aud will be sold at prices to
suit the times. Call ard ooIVioce yourself, at
!. DEALuAM's. c. King st., corner OF Fairfax.
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Opening and Closing Of the Mails.


CLOSING.
Washington, y. c., North and Northeastern
mails II m. snd s Is p. N.
Western mails 80 and 10 p. m.
Southern msls. via Richmond, Va, Oo a.
m. and 5 w and 9 90 m. 49,
South aud Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia. 6 90 q. m. and 9p. m.
Alexsndria to Lynchburg, Va, (way nails)
including through mails, 6 % a. m. and 8 OO pm.
Gordonsville and Charlottesville Vs. & W g.
m. snd 8 20 p. m. '...
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, s0Os. M
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ton, D. G., S so 9. IN. and % and u W D. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond. Va, 80 .. m.
md 90 pm.
Soulhwo mails via Lynchburg, Virginia;
(thropgh mails) including way mails on Mluland
Railroad, 8 30 8. nc.
Manassas Division 20 q. ~.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 8 80 p III.
Ofice Houvs-Oilice opens 81 8 50 8. III, and
sunday Hours-OGico opens At 8 As =. NJ, and
closes 81 o 20 q. m.
Tho greatest variety THAT'S. comprising tire
fin, st std the cheapest, for old and young, OF
the uobbicst styles and the lowest prices at ;.
uEALuAM's, e. King st., corner ct Fairfax
s~W1DE AwAKEl New SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SHOES. Tho largest. best selected,
and cheapest stock Of boots and shoes erer Offer
ed in this market.
Ev,ry man ought to consider where no can
get tie most vsluo for his money. A penny
saved, is q penny earned. All VIC ask Our friends
and patrons is 10 favor us with call, and con-
vince themselves of the fact that We can meet
the demspds Of ALL
Wo arc resolved to sell our goods 9. 30 small
profit that the people must buy.
Thereby enabling us to keep oar stock always
seasonable.
A failure TO examine cur stock is an opportu-
nifty lost.
We can make it 10 your interest to trade with
US.
Our goods are bought from first thanksgiving
double profit and giving our customers Inc
benefit.
Country merchants will find to their aGvsn-
tsgo to examine our stock from which equally
good selections can ba made at prices that Wii
compare fsTorably with those OF tho northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots. 81 IS to 90
I" French Kid 70 10 4 bU
Lasting Foxed 70 TO : G0
~. 70 TO 81
/" Slippers in grea! variety IS to 2OU w
Mans Calf Roofs 160to 90
f;osrse Sboes (Solid) 90to 81
I" Fine Calf " All Prices
Missos' Roots w to o.
Ohildrcn's Boots Toto 6C
w. B. WADDEY,
No. ITO King Street,
Alexandria, Va.
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gTEAMERS.
GUM MIR ARIA II q L Il Z n T
~ OF
Sfx.T.HEas .H2TE5TO.

The steamer NATFANo, Cap:si ia WIN: Il.
BYigs, leaves Alexandra, lcoEa tho foot Of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDA? and
THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock 2. m fJr LAND
INGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Frcsh. received at loves! rates Sid handled
with caro- For infofms!ion apply to
J. BhOGEkS & CO. A&ts, A!sIs,, Va.
G T. JONES, Agt 9Th st. wifi Wash.
Connecting very Sunday with steslner SUI
i2r Ill landings below Nomini Ferry. )e2
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siu,th Bound Nail Express
NORTH Bound

Mail, Southwark, connects ST. GotdonsTiila,
with Chas. & Ohio X. Is, HGst snd Wo'. Z.
Lynch5arg, connect; With A.an'G: Mis- a
Nashville, New Orleans. Memphis, Little R,2I
and Texas-and st Danvils with Rchm
Danvile Il. Is 10 South and Southwest
Express Southwark CONNECTS q. Gordonsvl'
10 al points Ess. IND We.t on Chn5. & Ohio n
and Northward IS. Charlottesville. - n! t."
Summer Resorts OF tho q. u .. limo.
MINED TRAINS for Main Limo lo,ve Al
oxandris daily, except Sunday, w 4. H. AMI
l Us p. m, and returning arrive q. AicSandr':
20 p. m, and 10 p. m, ,,.
7C0 a. nj. and Alexandria = n. M. daily,
ezcep. Sunday, arrive nj S.rcsbI7g 81 Il b pm,
connecting with tho Valley R1sd East .nd
West LOavo St!nsbarg3 Is p. III, arriving =!
Alexandria st I % p. III. ...-
ISION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursisy
and Saturday ri s s. q. nj and returns Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. n. 81 p. III.
Fur Middlaburs dsI!y connection IT pI.'n'
station.
For Uprer:i:e, regular connection ri D2I%
plane.
For WAREEnTuN, lnavs Washington a
~ q. m. daily.
All lrsina make good connections. ~ Wash.
ington, TO and from North and West.
New Orleans s!oopor leaves Washington -
100 9. NJ. running through without chang.
Washington and D,nvi!ln.
Excursion tickets on sale vt low ratas t. tho
celebrated Resorts OF Virginia and West NIr-
GINA.
Through tickots very low 70 tho South snl
Southwest.
my2i }. NJ. EROADUS, G. 7. q
yxyASHlNGTOA & OHIO RAILRuAI
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
" n.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND BILL.
Beginning HAY u, 1870.
Leave Washington: s. 10 a. 10. And 4 % p. "a.
and Alexandria at = G3 o. II. AID ( b p. H..
pass Leepburg, going westward, ut IL 10 q. r.
and 30 D. H., sal afrivo 81 Round Iiii a. L.
nj. and ~ y. III. LoaTo Round Hill 1t 81 i.
H. and 1890 p. H.; pass Lsos5urg: going CAST
ward, at 4 20 u. III nnd - y. ,l., and ztri'o i.
alexandria 81 s H. s. III. ana 3:l6 y. H., aGI
ST Washington l.! 5 - II. IN. end 3:2j y. IL
EzS- Passengers from Washington Will TIA,
tho Washington and Ohio cars IL tao BslIimD!"
Sc Potomac Railroad station st9 W 8. and ~
pm, and 20 through TO Road Hill without
change CT CAS-
Tho sos am. train from hloxanIs;a AID 1885
n. 10. train from Ro"nd Hal connect st Round
Hill with Harris Daily Llne OF CoGchca
for Snickersville: Berryviile and Winches.or:
also with Reamor' 8 Limo of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aldo xnd Middleburz.
Both trains Westward make close connections,
at Vionna with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Comm u stfo1 tickets, , cGa. per mile
annuai ttch els, eco.
my S-tI General Ticks! Agent.
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CaAEGE OF TIME.
On sid sitter TUESDAY, June 3fd, tho
boats of the POTOMAC FEKRY CO. will run
ts follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
co. 80. s 20. Q 20. 10 80 and II SO a NJ, snd
u 80, 50, = 80 3 80 80, 5 80. = % end p. IL
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
90, : 50 s CO. Q So 10 80 snd II 20 o.. M. and
II 20, 30, :! 20 60, 4 90 90, 20 and 50 =. H.
NH IS GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
INLAND s. SEABOAED uOASTING 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-17

Avoid tho very appearance of heat by having
your strvss stored and kept until winter OF
Stansbrry's, corner OF King and Columbus st.
Cal aud see their new revolving Top COOK
Stove, pyl5
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FOR NEW TOEx

I'hc Al Steamships z. q. KNIGHT :ss;aar;;;s>
End JOHN GIBSON leave tho con!- 3sassssss3ka
psnv's wharf, AcIandris, EVERY MON
bay MORNING, and Now York, from pier
Al E,,s. EiYcr, EVERY SATURDAY ri four
O'clock p. NJ
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks
Y tfIiee of the Corporation Court of the city
OF AleIandris, IA the ID dsy of July, 1879.
B. Whestley, i. Brown md John Thornton,
plaintiff, sgairs: Ida Lemo, Isaac Small
El:za Blsir and tho children and heirs at law
of William Small. deceased, whose names sre
unknown, and Anthony w. Armstrong Adj
ministrstor c. I. @ Of Celia Brown, deceased,
defendants.
Memo. The object Of this suiL is to subject the
real estate of tho said Celis Brown, deceased. TO
tho payment Of hec just debts ard fuLorsl ex-
expenses.
The dsfeadart', Ida Leno, lsssc Small, Eliza
Blair and the children and heirs at law Of Will
liam Small, decd, whose names arc unknown,
not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO The act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and it appearing oy affidavit
that they are not residents OF this Ststo, it
is ordered that tho said defendants appear here
within one month after duo publication of this
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interests in this suit and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria Ga.
zette, a newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dris once week for four successive wocks, snd
posted at the front door Of tho Court House Of
this county. A copy, test:
MORTON MARYE, CLERK.
s &; hsT G. Brent, }p.q jz 5-v4v
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Tho greatest variety offlATs, comprising tire
fin, st std the cheapest, for old and young, OF
the uobbicst styl les and the lowest prices at s.
uEALuAM's, e. King st., corner ct Falrox.
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l.. 4. DAVIS, Clerk.
Commissioners Office, July OH. 1879

Commissioners Office, July OH. 1879.
To Crawford Cushing, AID mr. oi John u. Shir-
10y do'ci, &. g.. trshsnl.C. Taylor HoiZtlsw,
and q. K. Douohue.
Take notice. thst have fixed on the ! lth Gay
of August 1874 rs tho time, and my Office, in
thu town Of Brontsvllo, as tho plsco, wnon and
where l shall execute the requirements OF tho
above docreo at which time and place you arc
required TO attend Given undo. my hsnd rs
Commissioner OF tho Circuit Court of Prince
William County this Oh day Of July 1879.
4. A. SINCLAIR
Nicol & Meredith, p. q. iyli-wdw
TXKCUTOR'S NOTICB.-Tho undersigned
IL having duly qualified before tho Corpora
ton Court Of ;he city Of Alexandria IS executor
of the will Of tho late Judge e. nj. LOWE,
hereby gives notice TO 81 persona having claims
against ssid cststo to present them TO him, duly
authenticated. All persons indebted 10 Said es-
tats are require; TO make Immediate Jay ment t.
tho subscriber.
iy9.4w JNO. S. CHAPMAN, Executor.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE-Tho SUBJ
N Gerber, hsvng duly qualified baioTo tho
County Court Of Fairfax County, Va, as nd
ministralor on tho osthte O. II AERISON EN-
ERSON, late Of said county deceased, hereby
gives notice TO all persons havirg claims sgainst
said estate 10 present them To him, duly nuthen'
ticated. All persons indebted 10 said estate are
required 10 make Immediate pay mont 10 the SUBJ
scrlber. ALBkRI SiUahI, adm'r.
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