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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-08
Investigating Kellogg.
New Orleans Democrat.]

We need hardly say that only the
gravest necessity, involving results
of the utmost Importance to Louisi-
ana, would move us to suggest or
even tolerate an investigation of Kel-
loge's political career in Louisiana.
The chief ambition we cherish with
reference to that person is that be
may never again be- an element ip
our destiny and that we may be en-.
able to dismiss him as utterly from
our-recollection. Unfortunately, how
ever, this fascinating contamination
is only to be achieved by very vig-
orous and effectual investigation and
ventilation Of Mr.. Kellogg and some
of the most unsavory and disrepnta.
BILE passages in his record. In order
to get rid of him, finally and forever,
we must for one sufocating moment
engage him at close quarters and, so
to speak, mix ourselves up with him
under painfully intimate circumstan-
ces. There is no escape. We have
turned the matter over and viewed it
in every light, but the disheartening
conclusion cannot be escaped that in
order to unload Kellogg we must
take hold of him. 1t is singular as
we'll as unpleasant fact that Kellogg,
whilst he preserves the closest resem-
blance to garbage in every other re-
spect, falls short in this one important
particular that we have to depart
from the usual municipal plan of
getting rid of him. Let us accept
the disagreeable situation. then. Let
us grapple with Kellogg just long
enough TO get firm grip on him and
fling him clear of Louisiana The
committee appointed to investigate
him viii soon be here. Let us assist
ZEN with = hearty goodwill and
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-11-08
Diphtheria Cured by Sulphur.
Waterman.

The celebrated DR.. Field cured his
patients by sulphur. He put tea
spoonful of -four of Birthstone into
wineglassfull of water, and stirred
it with his finger instead Of spoon.
When the sulphur was well mixed he
gave it as gargle. and in ten minutes
the patient is out of danger. In
stead of splitting out the gargle, he
recommended the swallowing of IT..
In extreme cases. when the fungus
is too nearly closing to allow the
gargling, he blew the sulphur through
quill into the throat, and after the
fungus had SHRINK he gave the gar
Cling. If the patient canno' gargie.
take live coal, PIT it M II shovel
and sprinkle a spoonful or two 9t
birthstone upon it; let the patient
inhale the fumes. and he funsu~ will
die. Birthstone kills every specifies
of fungus in man, beast, or piant.
in few minutes.
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with an intelligent and harmonious
energy. With long pull, strong
pull, and pull all together we shall
succeed in sloughing him off, and
then, albeit through much hardship
and tribulation, our body polite will
be clean and sound once more. This
is dreadful scavenger work, but it
mrst be- done.
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STSAYEg Or STOLEN.

One cles nut snrrel gare sn4 two colts.
ON dark i,on gray n's CT, two ,esr
old AID tie o'hsr bright eel mrre
Colt. one ttai I'D
Iniornat ~ leading 70 their rec very.
any person DELIVERING Them at the
ehrmncle Oifiee OF 81; Biz Creek So>t-
Office viii he rewarded
sz7 In &. W. K rs
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Warehouse, - well As Egn M - kl1ps
struct.d, both kinds re luizing ma ~ -
modatc the demand, and Eivie opadQ dl9s
to 500 bushels per hor, according = = III
They ase shipped. boxed 81 oons es1rnlH
and s'set up" Or Knocked &vu" e. t<r4
mia d, IS requested: ard d ~ 80 - lea
board Cars or Steamer. 0vteS - nno4s
received :: ~.
Hills shipped Knocked deyss 3 = ~
freis ht charged IS when forwarded - 81
cr,-hs and Circulars supplied = aepE11A ~
viii he qroted Sv md - nenai ~ ~
r'c-ce solicited.
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and Counsellor at Law.

(. Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
VIII practice his profession IN tie Parish
aud District Courts II ,he pa is.ies oil Ia
pides, Grant. VIM, Natchiioches and aid
we'll, and in the Supreme Court at New
Orleans and Monroe.
All business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt attention
Ofice-Coifax, Grant parish, La. je25
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THE COLFAX CHRONICLE
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In come, ton with the above desire T.
say to The customers of Milling Il bolt. n.
aud tn the public generally. after the First
of January next, arrangements will be
made to continue business at the same
stand, where hope t. receive the patron
age of all who desire to call.
G. W. BOLTON.
Pinevile. La, Sept. 30th. 1879.
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NOTICE.

The death of our Mr.. T. d Milling will
cause no interruption in our business,
which will be continued as heretofore until
January LIST, 1880
All persons INDEBTED tn us are hereb.
notified that they sill be rem red G. MA e
settlements as cary a. p ssible. Is h
affairs OF the partnership must De closed
MILLING j BOLTON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

.he war he proposes to wage against
.ne roads of the royal family upon
the public treasury he will no doubt
hnd himself better supported THAI
ne has been before. The Liberals
are surely approaching this subject
OF economy with all the social
changes it involves, and are quietly
gaining strength which NAV place
The government in their hands again
sooner than We expect, The social
revolution must come in obedience
to the inevitable. The English peo-
pie have reached point where thew
VIII nc longer be content to sauander
money and substance on useless
forms OF the past. Royalty is little
out an ancient toy, and waving
wheat fields ought to adogn the
parks extended bounds" Emigra-
ton may prove a relief to the crowd
ed labor market. Manufacturers, at
all events must improve their ma
chinery, make breadstuffs cheaper,
or do something, if they would sus-
tain competitor which the preced-
ing generation knew nothing about,
There is to much difference between
the extremes in England to indicate
healthy style of society. A re-
organization of industries on true
principles OF economy is the remedy,
and the principles of this economy
are being taught by that sternest of
teachers Necessity. If they involve
the dissolution of some time honored
institutions, the institutions must go.
-IjtaodUkee Sentinel
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

;. lf the paAneer i going 70 or from any
point ~ me cisire Wet and ~ th-West. he cGu
huy hi, Tie IS VI some one Of /, Company
lines aud SO Of reaching his dcsLl zion ~
IT % fIs ,s#s ~ Iahs.
@. the u. {. 81 OF It's lines al laii w.-a
Steel l.ii, H. rpA hcd Is per
}sIs Ge b IT 'ge b", -A an important
rGluts
{. ltstTaiu. are equipped with tho "cs.ilg
house Air lrakr = IRIS FlauuTn ana coup r.
and the iatn nPrOy. 'cHts for comfort, = leis
and convenience
3. Il Is the only road tn the west running the
celebrated itlnGn Hotel Cars between Chi ar
and Council Bluffs
II is the only Poad running he Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars tnel way between
Chicago and ST. Pau, Grotn Bay, Freepartt laCfossst
Wln0nal DpIrqge hcfrstor klwausse
=. No road offers equal facilities IN number o!
through trains equipped with puliInan Palace
Sleeping Cars.
y. II makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points
The 20 luarity Of these lines Il steadily in.
creasing mud passengers should consult their tn
tereSt by purchasing tickets We. this line.
Tickets over this route are SOLD ~ '8li Coupon
Ticket Agents In the Uni ed suites and Caaadns
Remember you ask tor !tlr ticket via the On
cago & nth. western Railway, ana lake non.
other.
For Information Folders, Maps, &c. not Oh.
.aina5le AZ HoncTickeL Office, address any agen
OF the Company
W. II. SrESEETI, MARVIN iludHirr,
Gen. Pass Arr chicago, Gen. siang'r Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29

scandal-steeped Congressman,
AckIin, was qui beau at Wash
ington last winter, but so far this
season be has been omitted from all
invitation lists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29
Freight s. Aecou,noda,ior.

G8rNG EAST GONG NrAr
LcavcrlatcYillcl as pm lcay" Cnlamiuc, 2 10 pm
Belmont 2.lbp. Belmont 80 - IN
Arrive Calmuirea: pm observation-disclosures pm
So Passengers leaving Mineral Point az u,
ran reach MADISON az y, IA the same Gay, o.
way OF FTtspurt ana Caledonia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29
TNAiNS q 0ING SOEYN.
TNlLNS G0LN1 N0RIN-
Freight & Accommodation.
pjutteciiie Dicisj0tt


TRtINS GO}AG East
Leave Plaueyile,.......,...,5aZ5 II. IA ES. sunday
" Belmont ,.,,.,....,.,,,,.5,' go a, il 70. e
Arrive talaumu ,Ga0, l-ayc635 Il. ia.., "
Mineral Puint,....,.. 7.-i a. m.. %
TRAINS G0iNG VEST
Leave Mineral Fo,Ut.t,.,,... 0ag, a. m. s. Fllpa
ArfivtC aMmiuelr;l",lc aYelD4ja.in- "
leave Belmont ..,....., .,.,...l ."3 f'n.,. " 90
Arrive PlNttoyille ...........l 80 pm" "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29
ENGLISH ECONOMY.

i. the cycles of business prosper
Once in about so many years
commercial nation is notified
q financial crash that business is
90 over done, and that the spirit
-" SPECULATION has exceeded the
AZ Of good judgment. England
r W only laboring under one of
y. neriodicai depressions, but it
hsan revealed TO her that q
's..rfnl competition comfronts her
,ba very things which she has
to been mistress OF Her man
t.a,rreys must be content with
,rsr profits, and her landlords
~ diminished rents, or her goods
!" !" AT find a market abroad, or her
.r;oo,upn a livelihood ut home.
Whom Mr.. Gladstone wrote the ar
nnbH,hed in The North Amer
- R4yirw entitled Our Kin be-
mi the Sea" be was not merely an
.,mi,t Perhaps he understands
a,hod and English affairs better
an any other man living; and he
,r. that the general situation, if
teaches Englishmen anything
aches them the lesson of economy,
N puhlic and domestic. He there
,s look, upon Disreali's glittering
oioy Of taIyicious ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
m contempt. Why enlarge bound
"a. which make the nation poorer !!
Iis !. 10 longer Is source OF reve-
~ 10 Engand F.; neither is Canada
~ Australia and Cyprus is worse
an potlirg to her. Meantime men
"A wcnen A. nome are ont Of
nnloyr.ent and are suffering There
no si.us If relief, aud the time
mproqruing when the voice of the
l.al will ba heard in the land with
smeudous Effect. It will involve
obipg less than a social revolution
iicb. let us hope, viii be peaceful
4 Gradual
when men bowed down with dis
a..ing wSut see waste and pro-
son at the hands of others, they
*. come to the conclusion that
ue is something wrong about such
,orlition Of things. It haDreps
a. the puhlic expenditures of Eng
M are IN many particulars excess
+, ana unnecessary. Tue enormous
nornts pajd anpnallv to the pumer.
rbi,3ren Of the One4n. for being
ms ana 1eupbtars of their p,Cther
"''.' ~,
I'..o'es "i,'o''y ~ p''D'' y
A,'. q" -" ~.
-S0''s /" EXTENT oo' '"s "oh"S'
"l' ."'J 49,, -, 30 ''' ga
BE PllhGt Oh " haleS mas 40 income
S50Nu,e. eud vat wh,r upder
Ok s5ra If the e-remonj !. offices of
Nh n dnring the n,o.onoed Ia
,,ta,i. If his moth over the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-01-29
A.. GSs:sbss<a; ~ son,
RESIDENCE.

lwill sell my residence, stuatcd in the Same
block rs the NJ. + church, consisting ol eight
rooms, cistern and ouhou,cs, andn suc variety
90 irult trees. THIS is one Of the most dusirahl
portions OF The city. T. OSBORNE,
Tor particulars inquire at the store Of
f. OSBORNE X son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Ssis TkSN EAE.ES.
By ONesl 6 Lucas, Auctionoers.

sSY FlRTUE oi a deed OF trust executed by
- A. 5. Perpener and wife. bes:ing date on
tbs 9th dsv Of May, 1876, aud Of record in thi
CLERKS ctlice cf the Corporation Cour. for the
city OF Alexand-ia Va, liber No. 5, page dos
tho subscribers, as trustees OF The Germsn Go.
operative Building Association. No. 2, of Alex
ahdris, Va" will, By order Of the Board of Di-
rectors of the said Association, duly msdo. pro.
ceed to sell by public auction. on SATURDAY,
the 18Th day of September, 1879, a.!wovo m in
'front.' ofthe Market Building, On Royal street,
IN the city CT Alexandria. Virginia, tho follow.
Ing described property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, with tho
BUILDINGS thereon, in the said city of Alex
andria situated on the west side of Royal street,
between King and Prince streets, in front on
Royal street 20 feet 81 inches. moro or less, aud
IN depth supposed TO bo rs feet 5 inches, more
or loss, with the right Of way over sn alley four
fcct wide extending along the south ,ipo Of sa;d
10! the distance Of 40 feet. being the premises
now occupied by Clarissa Wsshinetc
Terms Of Sale: Cash on tho dey Of salo.
5S5A3h 5SSSE$ $5SA T E$SshA' ${5si 81 Trustees.
suu 95-onic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Senatorial C0HycHtiO9s

By yirtue Of the authority vested in us By the
State Conservative Committee. we DO hereby
designate "Wednesday, the3Td dag OF fSeptemSos,
1879, IS the time and the city OF alexandra ss
ihe Mace for holding convention 10 nominate
The conservative caudida!e to represent this, the
i4th senatorial dis,rics, il ;he 'ens's oi Viz"
ginis. I'll, ho
The representation in tha conv9n!ion VIII 90
one delegate ior each ono hundred coDeervatlve
voters and each fraction over li:ty, cast IN the
several counties Il. the lsst D. -csldentnl eecAon;
The district is composed Of alexandra city aaa
county, Fairfax and Prince william.
HUGH LATHAM,
Oh. Aley City and County Con. Com.
THOMAS MOORE,
Ch. Eairfsz Conservative Committee.
W. w. THORNTON,
Oh. Prince VIM, Con. Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

NOM MISSIONERS' SALE OF LAND IN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
FEkNON-By virtue Of the DEGREES Of tho Cir.
cult Court Of Fairiag county, pronounced q: its
November term, 1874, ard Juno term, 1879, in
The suit Of John Haislip sg4inst JAS s. Msrders
and Others, we shall, ut II m, on MONDAY.
the 10th day OF September ensuing (CourL day.
IN front OF the Cour! House cf said county, soil
6y public auction, to the highest bidder, tnat
TRACT OF LAND wherein the ssid James s.
Mar rdcrs ct present rosidee situated on Pohck
craek, and Containing about 176 acres, the exsc.
Quantity 10 be made known on the day Of sale
1t has upoa /. comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with the usual and necessary ou.hu!ld.
lnSs good orchard, md is = very productive
tsrm.
Terms Of Sale; Gno hundred dollars cash, 10
meet costs snd expenses Of sale, and ;ha resi- dec
IN thEca equsl snnilal payments, 70 boar tcgest
from the day Of salc, snd TO bs secured py the
notes OF tho purchaser. with gooi pcEsoasi SO.
Ca1itg, and :ctsnt!on Of tito un.il the lag: rsy-
mant 10 made. J.: W. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE
aug 15-wtw Conlm'rs Cf >eIc
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Space lW. IN. an. m or

ZACH. TAyLoR's ANGER 1t Is related that
Gen. Scots famous letter to Zachary Taylcr
announcing the Withdrawal 0; mcs: OF the veg
ular trools from Taylot's cor.llscd, to be placed
uodcr his owa in a protected movement from
Vera Cruz toward tho capital CT Iexic,, was
received while Cen. Taylor msJ al sppp;r will.
bis staff near Monterey. Tie Genera! a.k.G
Co!. Bliss to read it to hiCl. ilo EaG ilse re,
plenlshed bis coffee cup and Was ougageG Ia
cooling 1t With spoon while the rcadirg went
90. This appeared to MAKE DO tucthcr lmprts
sion on him than that atlcsted By q c1atemps.
uOuS "sntf; but SIS the real i;2aor5 OF ttGlattcG
began to appear, his whole maaacr changed,
ard hs absractedIy dipped tho apoca ioto u
bowl OF mustard, which sat up3G tho table, ana
stirred 1t Ia the ocfF5e. This ne repcatc,, until
by tho tlmc tic reading Gt tho letter w., 4 i:H,
ed, thc oontcuts OF tho ,ous!acd h1al we're cx.
haus,cd Wittou. s.yiag word, ani to Bis
aS5Unishico aud horror, To raised lao cGp -
bis lips and gulped t0sG Tic aho,3abjm;naiy'n
compound. lie then 5foGc iGto 81 cx.itcd aot
pro!aae haFaaera, c0GsisCioG to everlasting
damnation every oaa eoaeHrncd io tho proposed
depletion OF his !5ross. naG aaiy coaslog whUa
his speech was rVaitakcl with s rar0xYSm 0t
suttcriGg, which, with hiui, usl,i!g id!I1-cd :;
violent oatbreas OF temper The CJioncl fvlt
sure thai from the amount CI mu:,ard no had
sEsliow2d, combined wi;h tue :utccc.ce i,r
had rtc!vad i: wouli iG!siiih!y scEaa hu,
but n0thiag uDcommco cane ut u. 'isaistanr
at that nomeot," said Eisb ''aouil, ! aai
convinced. have had 10 more ciI2c. u71a his.
than upon the stomach 81 hil,iriivs." tica
Pleas !ntop, who c)clnsCGcd ,he Generals
escort 10 Mexico, says tha! when 0Hca tho
roughly arGu led he 9Yss the mlil23s ma he
ever saw-nad frtm ,jo c;ora O. his hat t.
the soles ct his boots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

SPECIAL NoTICE.-To the lcdics: ifebavo
now 10 store large etcck Of ladies, Mems
sud Chldrens' Low Quarter Shoes, suitable
fox the present season. These goods ere beau.
ti;ul. handsome and du1ahle, and will be sold
at such prices as cannot fail to please. All in
want will please call aud examine for themselves
Al 1I0 King street. W. 3. WADpEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

YHRUSTEE'S SALE OF ATWO HUNDRED
= ACRE FARM, ADJOINING MOUNT
VEHNON-On SATURDAY, September 20,
1879, st Il H., in front Of the PustC iice Alexsn-
dria, Va. the subscriber, as trustee in s deed OF
trust from Edwin T. Howsnd and wife, dated
July l3, 1867. will sell, by public auction, 3
TRACT OF LAND, in FsirlaI county, adjoin
ing the Mount Vernon estate, containing 24-
" l00 acres, being . part Of tao original MT
ZEPHYR EST
TerHs: g., 900 cssn; the residue iu ono and
two years. with interest to ho secured on tho
property. 5. FERG USEN BEACH.
aug l6-eots Trustrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

Avcid.thc very appearance OF test by haVlDg
your stoves sto-ed and kept uoil winter as
Stansbu!ys, corner OF King aud CoIun5ua ST.
CAL aud see their new revolving Top Cook
Stovc nyl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
gsAEERs AED CasSFECEEoNEtss
81 N N Err AT BREu Gil I s
ICE CREAM, FRESH MILK,
BERRIES Z CREAM PIE AND MILK.
HENRY KKENGLE will sdd this week to
his establishment 10 King stre.t, tho
WRIST GROVE DAIRY

supplied twice day.
BRENGLE'S MILK and CREAM STAND
IN THE CITY MARKET (H. Simpson, Man.
aSc.) will offer the richest Milk and tho purost
cream ever produced. 500 ard you'll agree.
Try and you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also be
kco. or draf: and ii co at his King street esLab.
lisamcHt
Ho offers Candies and Txfy of oil kinds,
Hiack, Fruit, Pound, jelly and Fancy Cakes
Pies sPecin!ty, Fruits, Nuts, Contectioneries
Water Ices and oil tho delcacies of the season.
La cn:ers Tor families and entertainments, end
sGpp!les families with milk. my 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
by Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents ard AuetioaGara.
sLSI VIRTUE OF = DECREE OF TIE
- Corporation Court for the city Of Aloxan-
drla Va, rendered q. its July term, 1879, in tho
chsncery cause Of Hooc vs. Haoe's sdm;nislrs-
tor ct al, the undersigned, snecisl commissioner
therein named, will proceed OF SATURDAY,
the 9:h day Of August, 1879 st - o'clo2k n 70
sell by public suction, to the highest bidder, be-
tere tho front entrance CT !do Corporation Court
Hcuse Of Alexandria city, on Fairfax stroa., thu
VALUaBLE BEIOK HOUSE and LOT Of
GEOU IND, known as No. 125 King street nov
occupied b. Aa0nis 0lachet ~ dwelling and
confectionery.
Terms OF csla: Cash enough 10 pay costs OF
suit and expenses OF sala. aad the residue on q
crsdit Of six, twelve and esh!coa moaths; tho
purchaser 10 give bond snd sneu.ity tor tho d..
larrod Payments, with iuEero:t from the de- Of
sale, %Dd the title TO ba withheld "a further sn-
cGri.y Until tho whole Of tho purchase money
shall have to2n psil. i. L. MEREDITH.
jy 9-2aw!3 tpecia! Commissioner of Sale
Gss- No bidders appearing, !ho above sslc is
siIouTned till SEPTEMBEk 18Th, 1870, at the
same hour and place.
f. Il. AEKkDirE,
sus "-2.wts Spocsl Commissioner 0f S;.io
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

~ FAiRFAX CI%CUIT CnUNT, JUNE
s TERN, 1870.
Howard Johnson
wm. ,ssn.oa,, y: heirs, s., [" en:"so's
Revived in The FANG, OF Wm. Il. Harrison,
executor Of tho complainant, sEd rolo:red to
Commissioner John Powell, 10 inquire what
amounts arc now duo and unpaid by tho said
Edward johnson to tho soVerIl parties, their
representatives or slianees, OF the personal fund
duo by the said Edward Johnson SIS a1milistra-
tor snd trustee Of Sarsh Johnson SIS eet forth in
tho report OF Commr. Moss. That he aiso a:co7-
tain and state Whist amount is Eow duo and un-
psid by the said Edward johnson On account OF
his purchase OF the tract Of land in tho bill mon
toned, the sale of which Was reported by Hunter
and Dulany, commissioners of sale, and which
sale was confirmed by the Court
In taking said accounts the commissioner will
| ascertain the several amounts which have Doan
paid to tho parties entitled, to their represent
| atives or hors, by either tue said Edward john
son or tho said commissioners, tho amount: now
duo to eacs Of the heirs or representatives from
| the said Edward johnson on account Of sold
purchase.
That before taking said account tho Said com
missioner shall give notice CT the time and place
| OF taking tho sane in the Fairfax Messenger, if
Published, II not, IN somo other paper, for four
| consecutive weeks by weekly publication, which
publication to DO equal TO personal setvca on all
| parties interested. A true extract from decree.
! Teate: +. w. RICHARDSON, u. G.
| Fairfsx Court House, August 4, 1879.
| 10 oil parties interested in tho above suit: You
| are hereby notified that will proceed to execute
the said decree at the Office Of Thomss s. Wells,
st Fairfax Court House. on WEDN GSDAi,
the Sd Gay cf September 1879, atwhich tiino and
! DiaCa they will be required TO produces all uvi.
| deEce pertinent 10 the csse.
| JOHN POWELL, Commissioner
| 6up 6-g1y GiTcut Court F.irfsY ccuofu