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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
Seventh Ward Of Torrebonne.


September AZ, 1879. J
A gathering of the Inhabitants Of Upper
Little GALLON took place nv tss schnol-house,
whereupDn n meeting was called. and Oh motion
OF Alfred Boadteaux Mr. Ellie nnplantls was
called 10 the chair and i. q. Duplantla APP
pointed secretary. The meeting being for
maiy organized 1t WAS called to order by tho
president.
ID motion Of Mr.. Feliclen Duplantis, duly
seconded, IL was unanimously
Reaolred. That we fully approve tho action
OF our executive committee, It. MonteEnl,
chairman. III the last meeting. Scptemh"r 3,
1879. In the matter OF the appointment oil the
Baton Rouge delegation. and We likewise up
prove their Endorsement III the Hon. Ia. a.
Witt for Governor and jos Ii. Acklen Tor
Congress-. And we reiterate Tat the Hon. l..
A. Witt u the first choice "a Upper Little
Cailou for Governor, and the lion. j. III.
Acken Tor Congress from the fhiTd toh-
greesionnl District.
On motion Of Alfred btouiilet. duly sec
onuad, IL was
Rcsoirea, That }. o. Duplantis Is hereby
declared ~ be tho first choice of the inhabi-
nomination OF clerk Of court at the coming
primary election to Be- held by the Demo-
cratic party Oh October 4, 1879; and we hereby
pledge him q hearty and cordial support.
On motion Of J. b. Dupiantls. ST., duly sec
Resolued. That Hon. VIM. a. Bisland and A.
JOLIET, Jr., ure hereby declared our choice Tor
the House at the coming primary election, to
be held as heretofore mentioned, October q,
1870 and we invite our neighboring wards Ut
the parish of Terrebonna to cooperate with
us In the support ri these gentlemen.
III was further resolved that copy 81 these
proceedings be forwarded to the Uoulna
| Courier for publication.
Oh motion, duly seconded, the meeting al
iourned.
Enn1s DuPLANTIs, President,
j. q. DUpLASTIs, Secretary.
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ST. John the Baptist.

BONNET CARRIE r. Nj, September ~. 1879.
III conformity to tho COLL or the parish exec
ntive committee Of the parish OF ST. John the
Baptist, tho Democratic citizens of THE par-
sh met LII mass meeting AT Ut. johns Hal,
Saturday, September ~, 1879.
Mr. ID Huard WAS chosen as president and
MI. Charles LaRseiRne ny secretary. mo ob-
ject Of the meeting being explained, VIZ, Tho
convention u b. held AT Baton Rouge Oh the
sixth duy Of October, 1870 and tire reorgani-
cation Of the Democratic party of the parish
of Ut, John tho Baptist, Mr. Y. DePoorter St
Fered tho following names Tor delegates to tho
state convention: Michel Becnel. 1heophile
perret. Lucien Montegut and Charles Ins-
ssigne Mr.. Jules Rhine proposed tho
following names: Edward Poche, Michel
Becnel, James Clement and Jules Reine. A
vote was taken and Mr. DnPonrttr's ticket
was adopted without any opposition but III Il.
Rclne's.
On motion OF Mr. Becnol, II was
Rcaolued. That the executive COMMITTEES be
authorized to organize Il new executive com
mittee, composed OF one member Tor each
ward and one member at large for each bank
Of the river.
Resolred further, That said new executive
committee shall have full power 20 act u the
next campaign to Tho best interests o. the
Democratic party.
Resolued further, That 1t has full authority
to enter into any compromise that may ~
deemed advisable. md to present to the sut-
frage of the people a ticket for local Offices.
Mr.. Refine objected to the adoption 81 the
above resolutions which were, however.
adopted by nearly unanimous vote.
The executive COMMITTEES then reported as
their choice the following members W serve
on the next executive committee until the
next general campaign, to wit: First ward,
Edouard Poehe; second ward, Isaiah Webre.;
third ward, John Blanchard: fourth ward,
James Clement; fifth ward, Charles Las
selgne; sixth ward, !. y. Chenet; at large
right bank Michel Becnel and left bank. q.
Huard.
The above names we're ratified by the mass
meeting, Mr.. Refine only Directing.
IL wac resolved that the proceedluRs OF the
mass meeting be published In the Mosehacebe,
In the New Orleans DEMOCRAT and IN the New
Orleans Abcittc.
The mass meeting then adjourned
O. HuAHD, President.
CHAs. LAssEIGNE Secretary.
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City Clubs.

At 10 meeting Of the Roger Murphy Guards
of the twelfth ward, the roll being called, l2S
members answered to their names. The
minutes were read and approved, and the
DEMOCRACY and German Gazette We're chosen
d. the official papers Of the club, Messrs. HI.
@. Brown. J. Il. GoIlon and II. Murphy were
called upon to address the meeting. which
they did il very appropriate manner. II
was unanimously
Reaoiued, That a conference committee be
appointed to meet ut dam Weberts Hall
next Thursday, October 1873, at 8 80 p. m.
sharp.
The meeting then adjourned, subject TO the
call of the president. r,
j. L. CoNLoS. President.
H. r.. McVEY. Secretary.
The Swan Guards were called 90 order last
night at 80 o'clock, at No. 5 Marhgny Bula-
ing, eighth ward, and the following of1ieers
were elected: y. D.. Oliver, president; VIM
King, first vice president; u. McCoyA SECOND
vice president; VIM. Daniels, secretary
Daniel Mack, grand marshal; Chas. Peter'
son, sergeant at-arms. The following gfntle-
men were elected honorary members: wv
Swan, John Smith, Anthony Kenner, Jonn
Dreams. Peter Compare. There were SIXTY
men signed their names to the roll. The esun
Endorsed Witt as their choice for Governora
WM. NJ. DANIELS, SecTetary.t
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Bayou du Large, Terrebonne.

@ PARISH OF TERREBoNNE, IA. [
September Al. 1870.
A mass meeting. largely attended, Of the In
habtauts and Democratic electors Of Bayou
du Large met at the store Of A. 1T Martin.
On motion of ME. Aurelie Theriot, duly 500
onded, Mr. Aurslien ThibodauS was called to
the chair aud Mr.. Vim. Buford chosen secre-
rotary.
Said meeting having assembled and organ
lied, the chairman called tho meeting to order.
On motion Of Mr.. EdEard ] Richard, duly
seconded, 1T was
Iisaolued. That the action taken by the
Democratic Executive Committee, g. Monte
cut chairman, VII the late meeting Id HUuma,
September 8, 1879, to send delegates to The
Baton Rouge convention is fully approved
and intlorsed by the residents of Bayou DIN
Largo, and We particularly approve their III
dorsement OF the Hon. L. A. Wiltz for Gov
ernor and j. II. Acklen for Congress; and We
further declare that the Hon. y. a. Wiltz II
our first choice for Governor mud likewise the
Hon. j. III, Acklen for Congress.
On motion of Mr.. IL y. Richard, duly sec
onded. the meeting adjourned.
AuREL1EN THtnoDAua, President
w, H, HUEORD, Secretary.
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jefferson.
Jefferson Conrier.l

Jefferson U1urlerJ a.-@
Thureday was quite lively day ia Grctna,
caused by the meeting Of our parish nomilla-
ting convention. There WIS o full delegation
present, and proceedings commenced at the
hour previously aunouncad, ~ o'clock. Mr..
w. b.. BeTthoud WAS chosen president OF the
body and Mr.. Ill ylaa Styles secretary. After
the usual preliminaiics, which wore perfectly
harmonious, the convention proceeded to
work Thefollowing nominations We're made:
Delegates To the Baton Rouge Convention.
w. b. Berthoud. II. Strehle, ~ Ecsancon, H..
Hildenhrand.
For Representative Rivere Gardere.
For Sheriff ~. Besancun.
For Clerk OF Court-Saul,lel J. McCune.
For Coroner pr. ]. b. Armstrong.
For Juatlca Ut the raace III. Hildenbrand.
For Constable Ephralm Iowner.
Delegates 10 the Judicial aud Senatorial
Convention On. r.. J. Hopper l.. @. Guillnttc.
A. j. Gardere, a. Armbrlster.
Having completed its labors the parish con-
ventlon adjourned, subject 70 call.
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n RATIFICATION IN TERRFBoNNE

HoUMA. Ln., September 20. 1879.
TO the Editor OF the Democrats
IncInaed Issnd for publication three proceed
"a Of separate mass meetings held Ill our pnr-
igh in different localities, to wit. On Bayou du
IIargeon Bayou Little Chillou aud ut Canal Be.
laliger, Lower Bay, Ierrebonne, ratifying and
approving the acts OF our executive eomlnlt-
tee. particularly their indorsemeut Of Hon.
l.. A. Witt for Governor and ]. IL. Acklen for
Congress.
This will trouble the discordant element. SO
prone to cavilng and haekbiting. Some have
already said that the Terlebotile deleyatton
WA captured III the interest of Mr.. Wilt: If
So the people arc certainly glad Of ii, rs
d early proven by tho meetings herein mem
toned.
Other simlar meetings are being held In
Terrebonns II for Witt. and no boom iii the
world enli deter us. Yours truly.
q MONTEdtrT.
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tlon be instructed to .vote for the persons
named for the different State officers.
After which j. q. Baskin, HI. 4. Earle, Ill. MI.
Scott w. M. Bonner and j. W. Willis. Sr.,
were elected delegates 10 the State conven-
ton.
Be IL resoiped, That the Franklin SIN, New
f)rleana DEMOCRAT and Picugate be requested
III publish the pro ,eedings III this meeting.
DUNCAN BUIE, Chairman.
N. W. IRRELEVANT, Secretary.
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J,afolIrclle.

The following IL the result Of the primary
election heldiin Lafourche. Saturday, Septem-
Der ~:
District Judge-A. L. Knobloch.
District Attorney Il. A. 0Sullivan.
Clerk -J. w. KnobloCb.
Representatives s. Billiu. M. @. Mat
thewa.
Coronsr--D. II. Rogers.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
nAEvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
~ new and useful Inventions: The celebrated
Il. b. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded the.
apoTR r ct the R sss stsst
cheapest method # obanIn II gaer trom the
SITTER. which for culinary purposes tg alm2 g
AND FISHING LAMp, which u The best cotton
yosn Destroyer yet me gayHI9nn
Trio BELLS the latest and best method of bell.
hanging for DWELLINGS,. street cars and steam
boats, being less liable 70 get out ct rspais thar
the old style. The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF an ingenious contrivance to prevent the
f1ith accommodating On the roofs OF houses enter
Ing cisterns. a new method by which water can
be drawn from eistern Ice cold through iron
pipes. Without the use Of Ice or chemicals, The
BACKUs WATER MOTOR. q great invention
ran be used for any purposes. q very cheap con
trivanee for running machinery Of ell descrip
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method OF
lighting houses.
Energetic canvassers wanted and a COOL
BUSINESS GUARANTEED.
JAMES Il. REYNOLDS.
Plumber and Gas Filter,
4 je23 1yOGW 90 Baronne street,
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District convention assembled at Oak Ridge,
La., Yesterday, and nominated the Hon. v.
Harvey Brigham unanimously Tor dlstrlct
ney. The convention was largely attended ply
delegates from both West Carroll and More
house, and the best offeeling prevailed.
FELIX.
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Vern1ilion,
tsneeial to the pamocrat.]

Especial to the Democrat,l
ARnEyfLLE, Sept. 30.--The Democratic Con
servattve parish convention OF Vermiion
parish assembled here yesterday. The nnle-
Gade, II. 9. Sme1eB Ambroise Mouton end
Joseph i. Guidry LAsrtE BRoUssAkD.
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We direct the attention OF persons having
money TO lend on the very BEST security to thel
advertisement La the want column signed ID Y
The advertiser is gentleman well known and
highly respected In this city,
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AUCTION SALES.
80
by Montgomery 81 &c.

FINE pARLOR SUIT. IN REPS.
Brussels Carpets. In very good order; Mirrors.
Sideboard Extension Table. Dining Chairs;
Walnut Victoria Bedroom. Suits; CroekerY.
of housekeeping articles.
All In excellent condition and Of good uuolity.
being the entire contents OF tue well fur
nished
DWELLING Mo. AGA MAGAZINE STREET.
viii DO sold On the premises. on account Of de-
partufe.
On THURSDAY, October ., ut II o. M. (post.
penea firm Tuesday, on account OF rain).
Sale positive. Terma -Gh9h.
MONTGOMERY Il co,
ont til Auotoneera.
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SUBDIVISION NOTICES.

Order.
TT Ia ORDERED THAT THE OEss1ON
Il herein made by tho insolvent Isaae W. H.
man ba md fl hereby accepted for the benefit
II bis ere .itors that II meeting OF the creditors
of said tnsolvept be called for the thirteenth
dnv of October. 1870, NJ 10 O'Clock ". m. ut the
office Of George w. Chrsty notary public In
this city. rs provided bv law. and that oil pro-
eos dlpga as vs5ll as agatnet the sold fsaae w.
Homan IA against his property be STAYED.
w. Il. ROGERS. Judge.
September IL. 1879.
A true cory;
PAUL T. ABADIE, Deputy Clerk.
Fann Hc1 Ia
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Sixth judicial District

IS. Especial to the Democrat
RAsyRoP, La, Sept. So.--The Sixth judicial
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FRESH ssEATS. FISB. &c,
NOTlCE-I call thu attention of tho publ
~ 70 the northeast cOrler Of tic hsrknt :.

NOTICE-I call thu attention of tho public
~ 70 the northeast corner OF tie Market, II
Fairfax aLd Gsa:rrr-. streets. whore have rs
sumei business II nay old stand, snd viii! h.ve
on hand st 81! Tin es good supply of CHOICE
FRESH HATS. consisting Of Reef L Ut:on,
Lamb, Veal AID Pork, together with oil kinds
of SA USAuE < AID rUDDlNG:i. Of my own
manufacture. also call attention to stall No.
81, opposite whe,e l bsvo on hand Gne sslcc-
ton Of CHOICE PICKLES., consisting of Gu
cumbers, Chow Chow, Chop Pickle, Mixed
Pickle, Ghelkins. Caullowor and ?ickled
Onions, and sl kinds of Pickles in slis!! jara i;
hslford Sauce. Wsrwickshire Sauce, CGlsup
Ftcnch MustEt =, pure Olive Oil, imported
Edsm Cheese. Pepper Sauce, Ssrdine5 in quar-.
ter and half boxes. Mines Meat, Maccsron
Lemt na, e!c.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, pro.
psrcd for table uso immediately, consisting CT
Msckrti, Shed, Salmon and Iotomac Roo Her.
ring. ANY Of these articles csn DO procured ST.
Ter market hoars S. my store, No II south Fair.
fa1 street. eco bbs oil Fish consisting Of eeEr-
inc Labrador and Family Roo Herring, i'll bbls,
half hbls and EiLl; Potomac Shad, in hSIrcla,
half bsrres aad k!z Msckercl Nos l, > and g,
i'll barrela, half barrels @nd kills.
nov ., s. j. REED.
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NOVELTIES,

Imported Cloaks and Dolmans, exclusive yles.
Lace Curtains and Nottingham Lnco.
Orientel Table Covers, novel designs.
Linen Table Covors, elegant qualities, with Map
kins to match.
Seamless Kid Gloves. 5, 4, 6 and buttons.
Black Cloths and DoesRins and Novelties in
mems and boys wear, all of our own impoT-
tstion, saving two intermediate profits, and
insurng nowest styles.
Our Dress Goods Department is rcllote with
new and stylish goods. end we furniah Trim
mings to match.
Our assortment Of tistpots and Oil Cloths at
present is elegant and complete. Lowest
prices guaranteed,
PRETZFkLDEE l. Co,
nov7 Ia King street.
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I'VE AEE DhILY RECSIVIN& large
w Quantities Of live CEickona, dressed Pou-
iry Butter, KgGa. slaughtered Beef and Pork,
game II soaso1, g!ocn sAd dried fruits, in fact
all ki IDS ct country produce, 10 which wo re.
spe3truEiy iay:o tho alLont ton OF the trade.
". a.. johnson & GO.
novli II. K. cor. Cam nroN enI Royal sts.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY,. December Sd, ct eleven
O'Clock, if tsir, if not, the next Lair cay ut the
same hour L will dispose of at public sale, st
FalrView farm, near Cameron run ford. on the
Telegram road, all Of my FAEMING TOOLS
and LIVE STOCK, consisting If seversl fine
Work HORSES, COLTS, COWS, FAEM-
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c, &c. Terms made
Known on day Of sale.
rov l9-2H* RICHARD S. WINDSOR.
{ FOMMlSSIONER NERS SALE OF LAND IN
- Fairfax COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
FhKNoN-By virtue OF the DEGREES Of the Cir
cut Eourt OF Fairfax county. pronounced at its
November term, 1873 and Juno tern, 1879, in
thesu Of John Haielp against JAS s. Marders
end others, We shall. at II n. on MONDAY
tho 10Th day Of DeceGber ensuing (ccurt day.
~ iroht of tho Court House of said county, soil
Dy public apction, to tho highest bidder, that
EEACT OF LAND 9ho-cor tho said james s.
NaTdocs 6! present resides, situated or Pohch
Creek, mnd containing about 17G scras, tho exact
quantity to be nade known Oh the day of sale.
- has upon J! g comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with the usual Rrd necessary outbuild.
inss, Hood orchafG, and is C. very productive
farm.
Tr1ns Of sale: Ono hundred dollars cash, to
meet coats and expenses 1fsR!u ard the residue
N tHrco equal an1Isi payments. 10 bear inteics!
lroi!i tha day ci sale, snt 10 be occurred by tho
notes OF the purchaser. with good parsons! &C.
curty, and retention OF title until the last psy-
mont IS iJisda
THIS land Will he s:artad ct tho upfos hid Of
c'i"..3 ncT ac73. Ii. W.THGHAS,
THOMAS MOORE,
n"vl5 wfw Comm'rs OF Sala
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0y Groon & Wise. Auclioncerz.

! 1HMMI$SiNNEKS' SALE CT VALUA.
- BILE SEAL PEOrEkTY-By virtue OF
decree OF tie Corporation Court for tho city Of
Alez.2dria, 2 Va, rendered 1t ia Juno torn,
1875 III 1! @ suit tf Alien and others W. Nc
Weigh, tho undersigned. commissioner therein
named, viii sell by public auction, on II! u rs
pa: the ilth day Of Gecom5cr, 1879. nj =
o'clock NJ. III 'front.' Of the entrance to tho Court
room, on Fairfax street, in the city Of AeXsE-
dilr VIZ tho following property, to wit:
No. |. Tho large and valuable BRIGk
DWELLING and LOT OF GkDUNn, situate
N tho Il. r. corner rl 81. As.ph and Cameron
streets.
No. Tho valuable TWO STORY BRICK
Nv EULlNG adjoining NJ or tho east
Tho lots above GsscrihGd alo particularly well
lotAed FOR rcaidonces, being in tho centro Of the
city And convenient To railroads, buata, mar
kat, &c, &C.
Terms of Sale as much cash IA will pay tho
costs ol suit and sale, and the rosIdua in threo
cGIsl instalmonLs in ], = aud years; tho Geso.
L,sbIo nctas Of The purchasers, with interest from
day cr sao. 10 DO tskan for tho deferred pay
mcns. nnd tho title 10 be retained until tho
wh"" O! tho purchase money is paid.
Z. w. WATrLKS, Comm'rs.
ii. .. CLAUGHTUN. of Sau.
T---nnis
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Marcta1t in his "B,trothsls aud Brida!s"
suggests the following code Of signals for gi:ls:
"a ricg On the FIRST iiuger to denote poverty
and willingness to get married; on the second
foger, money AID disposition toisten, though
nothing is promised; ou thu third foger, Al
ready engaged, and so yeu needn't trouble
YOURSELF on the litllo fogor, deIiberating."
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At no ssssoa OF tho year is animal diet, or its
best substitute, milk, IS necessary for fowls ss
at moultipg time. A diet composed Of boilsd
potatoes, mashed aud mixed With groucd oais
and good wheat brand aud the whole mixed
With sour milk, will carry tic fowls through
abou, as well as any that Gu be given. Fowls
should not be fed % abolo oorn or on cracked
corn duuag their mout. Oats. whos', buck
whclt, etc, arc better food u nil after tho nlous
is Over.
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ESTABE.lSisED 1850.
j. p. OIL A.RKHI
sT THE OLD LGCAGICN-l5S KING ST,
VIII exhibit = we'll assorted stock OF

WALL FanEES. WINDOW SHADES,
CUENICES, COED and TaSSELS, FINE
PICTURES and PICTURE Fra NJ Is from
tho best manufacturers end importers, Of tho
nGwnsL and most popular designs.
lie intends by faithful attention to the wants
OF his customers and fair dealing TO merit
sEaro OF their patronage. oct
E1IS0'S CUBE FOR CONSUMrTION.-
Z It is now some ten years since wo first ino
trOduced to eur trsdo the above valuable medi-
cine, and it hes met with increasing favor during
all that tlmn. For all manner OF coughs and
colds it has proved ltsefn certain, ssfe snd pleas
ant specific. The proprietor, in accordance with
the sp!r. OF tho LINES, has enlarged tao dollar
bottle TO twice lis former siZa. snd hiss rccuccd
tho price ct tre fifty cent bottle TO twenty. five
cents To are prepared TO supply the trsdo at
the nrorristot's Lowest wholesale rates.
JANEEY s. CO,
EOyS 70 and 1i6 King ST. o.
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STATE TAxes.-Thc Treasurer must, uLder
the law, erforc, the payment of State Taxes
uppaid after Dec lat, Sd it is every tax payers
advantage to save the psr cent penalty. 81
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Black tynhus is said to have been introduced
at Ulster, Zurich, By tropcll birds sent alive to
that place 10 clgo from Buda-Pes!b.
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ABETEGN RAEEa.
* TEE s SALE OF VALUABLE
= LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. Va

TAfR USTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
q; - hAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA
by virtue ct deed ef trust given to me by Zera
=. Hmlth a"3 Ssr.h &. Smith, his wife, dated
on ,1 inc 10Th dsy Of July, 1871 and recorded in
f 'EeI !, - No: d folio 49, oae of the land records
OF Fhir'ax county, Va, AID St the request OF
1no Ten 7l9*ry IN said deed ol trust in writing,
Will sell st public suction, to tho highest bid.
GcT IN II n. OF tbs Court House IF said county.
%h %h aONNAI, the 18TH day Of December, 1879
,Hsi ptinT Court daF) y CERTAIN TRACT
oS hAED, lylGT and being situate in tho cour.
~ ana state h!ores.i', containing 81 acres, ]
rood and 40 poles being portion Of the land
coGrey"! 10 the said Z4ra A. smith, bv Il. s.
N.,aoE igIn@ Ee@r Nelson's Mil
Term; q c&:c: SO much cash in hand as will
~ t&9 c@s!' and expense: nt saIo snd the surl
~ go, ":la inttco;: from the l2.h Of January,
1870. ";d Ire residue up2n such terms
US may be Hsree4 Upon hy t!n PARTIES in inter
est, And IN de!aull Of sch agreement, then upon
y credit "i twriVc months, with interest from
tho dry q sa.e RI IL pcr centun, per annunl
Selling IA Trrs:ec shall convey only such
GLe AZ - Vo-i"d III TaG ay lac said deed Of
tsust :. y hlCEAHHSGH. Trustee
palTirG 50 HGY Ella
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TO TAX PAYERs.-A discount Of two per
ct will be allowed upon all city tax bills duo for
1879 if paid by Dec. ] . 1879. On the Fad day
Of DEC. 1879 DO discoun. will be allowed. tut
Hvo Ger CT. will b. added, makiog difference
of scven por Of. pov 24-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-27
By Green 4 Wise, Auctioneers.


{ MlSSIONER'S SALE OF a VALU-
~ ABLE SMALL FARM CLOSE TO TIE
SUBURBS OF THE CITY-By vrtuo of q
decree Of tho Circuit Court for Alexandria
county, Virginia, rendered at its August term,
1860, in tho suit Of Mary 2. Lloyd. guardian,
plaintiff, VS.. }. Z. Tabb e! OIL, defendants, in
chsncory, tho undersigned, commissioner thcre-
in rsmcd, will proceed, on THURSDAY, the
18th day Of December, 1879, at II o'clock, in
front ot tho ii snson Bousc Hotel, in tho city OF
Alexandra, Va, to sell by public sucLipn,
TRACT or LAND, lying in Alexandria coun-
ty, Va about one mile northwest of the city,
containing about sixty acros of high land and
meadow beautifully located, ani Improved by
y FRAME DWELLING, Kitchen. &C., good
barn ana stables. orchard OF good fruit. ci5tern
and atroHm Of water running through the place.
WoulI mako good dairy farm. The land sd.
joins Harper, Wolf and others, and is bounded
on the southwest by tho old Lecsbufg road.
Tcrma: Gre tenth Of tho purchase money TO
DO raid in Cssh, sEd for the residue the bonds OF
the Purchaser, with security, s: 6, II and IS
months. to be taken for tho deferred payments,
with interest rom The day CT sale, and the tile
10 he retained until they arc fully psid. Con
Vcysrcing aL The cost OF the purchaser.
rov ld-2iVLa &. ". WATTLES, Comm'r.