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New York Elections.

Town elections took place in New ok ;tS-
torday. At Cohoe5 and Suobu,y the TepU5ii-
cans were successful. At Rome tho democrat;
elected The mayor, all the aldtrucn, and ma
iority of the supervisors. At Utica the work
ingmcn's candidate for msyor was chosGn. thI
remainder Of the ticket democratic. E;miTS
elected creenbsck ticket. AZ Pert Jtryij Iii;
contest was between the saloon keepers and tEt
temperance people, and was very fIlLaR -
The Temperance workers, led by !!c:!ca hoh!l
SOD, for the last week caused much EnE2:5
among the saloon keepers. The latter Hcid :
ratification neeiog Monday c?ercg. 4 Cnn
Der OF speeches were made, Esd h'a9' h.al
cuveued the prosecutors. /: |a5 agrarsl 'ha'
the saloons Wonld be thrown nnsr % ell whc
voted for thei. candidate, Mr. berj amin Hail
ncr. The ladies Of tao II. G. Iemptracc;
Union took up tho challenge add wero !ct Gy
Robinson. Their roorl was flied with lab!2s
which we're covered with tea, coffee, milk, o..
which were given GU. to 81! wii1 would surpoF;
the cause. The result Vas :: coca3ieto v!c:orS
for tho tennerance peoric. ~!:0 cic2icd tAel!
candidate, Mr.. Edgar Il. W:!j+, ~ PSI mai 3r
ity, aud nearly 100 persons s!&;"d tie Murphy
pledge. nlr. Frarcis .larYi2 republican, !:
probably elected supervisor cc5: franklin i
Broadhead, dcraccra'.
There was disorder .: TIC ta::a 0. hlE:at1r
poll oil the morning. At nooa Inc disorder "a
creased so that 70 enc ~ 1ia2 la41 c2u!d V0:e.
Several tex payers were assaulted. aHd s'ron?
efforts Scra MAJ: to keep Ill these rho T;iyh2r
to vote that ticket away from the no Shcri
Webb was nbspnt from thc city ua!l! boon
whau, f1diug thai the deputies could D3t kcey
order, he called Oh tic military authcr'tir5 =
preserve order ht thr3o o'clock = sad /!
companies OF tho Twentieth Battalion were or
dered to tho toeac. and d coapa07 was n.4cr2d
to arus. Great excitement 'ry2;!;s. AaD'Ho7
c!c.ions vii! have to he hc!;
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Letters arc ia town TO day from Col. NJ. D..
Ball, Collector at Sitka, under date lob Feb.
ruary The Colonel had been and Was sill
under arms as commander 10 chief" a1d Was
doing guard duty, ss bis fighting force was very
small. The aspect Ct matters was serious. and
the savages SO trcGcherou5 that the Colonel
could cot tell what they might do. Col. Ball.
force was we'll armed ard watchiul, and if aDy
corh:ct occurred they hoped to save the women
and children. The government ouab! not TO
leave S!ka 10 this exposed condition.
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While many people in the South may have
doubted Mr. jefferson Davis judgment. uore
ever questioned bis devotion to the cause for
which he has suffered 50 muah, and the IN
generous character o! the assaults made upon
him by sem, of tho radical senators, DUNG the
last days Of tho recent Session Of Congress, can
only bind him still closer 10 the affections OF
NO people Of his section. Mr.. Davis political
sing, 1t Ito committed any, were OF GO deeper
DE than these u lie moss inefficient soldier 10
the Confederate army, and the attempt to mako
bin the v:carious sufferer for the hosts
who aoxiouSly sought him for lender, who
cluog to him as such to the bitter end md ph o
now hold him 10 kindly remembrance and pray
that the pleasures Of the fsw years remaining
to him may ra,tiaIl5-they clu not completely
--oSmp ersate for the niserics Of the last eigh-
teen, will result not cDy in f4ilure, hut will
tend to msrtytizs him. and to make him friends
among brave and generous mcu in all Sections Of
tho country.
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LETTER FRG.W HyCT.N0.s.U.

-. -. ), ,
! ICtir:sro2dcaca CT the A'eNaodra Gaz2ttc.
RICHMOND, March i Tho legislative sassio,
| nr,nod n dav--,hat i, ,hc extra sassioo-g;rh
~, ,...o,o1
gu h"'.HH ia" '";"''"S u '"'''e'' '.+'s"c''-
| Guca saiatailcAs h5 now gro you Ok fellow
Y0u aic locking ba:tor than whel sav yGu !aJ
s,s.;,,, = ulIo-- All r,r l.,7, orc,v h,ac II
-: >, r.
S'u7 a's'''''' H'C'y pcuy seeuIca " 1t i''''
tbs. ;h2 txJa session had come except pcrhag:
iaw ct lie "ohslru,ti2nists.
Sor,, ncn,!.r,fn favor tEc discussion Il lht
GoIs I,I n hogn Houspa NJ the same time. L
-;c3nfrrr,l;y known that when an cxtre pessior
"a i,rli Ivnrr Ii,;1p has f. hc brcnn over acsip
Th. iii Iii lava ~ IA rofarrcd r. thn Finsncf
t7n,,-,;ita, AL ;.;,, tin u.uaI cursa IF bi!I.
'iIn T,r,t, Il ,.n L;Ii ava vcrr saosninc If il.
rs 80. ,I.''''
-; 90 s,,rda, h,.,l;c,, cl.o;co 10 bav;op i.
c'ns uou" so r'," ~ -, ,,a,nh,r. Snc,Lc,
W. n. 1i5r,tt = e;ni- III VsnIn,,
81 - . 3D., n,hrrs 40 IN tho same tir
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CtMMON COUNCIL

=. an adjourned meeting Of tee Common
Council Of TIC city Of Alexandria, held March
4, 1879. there were present: James T. Beckham,
esq, President! ard MessTs. Moore, Stanton,
Latham, Fickln, Rice, BIoders, Eichberg,
Smith, Schoteld, Mclean, Evans, Hill, Smoo!
end PeaGe.
Tie Bead &c Aldermen being invited 10 meet
this B0c7t il Joint convention for the purpose Of
discussing ard agreeing upon some plan for the
fnsl set.eIael. OF The controversy in relation 10
the Sun engine Eouse, snd the ihvitstion being
accepted, and tho two Boards being in joint con-
7eDtoa assembled, after some discussion, Tho
join, convention dissolved.
Tho Board then adjourned.
Tes.e: JAMES 4: CATION, Clerk.
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GOVERNORS MgssaGG.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, !
GOTERHoR'S OFF.CE, 7
RICHMOND Va, Marra 4, 1879 J

RICHMOND VA, Mafca f. 1919
Gentlemen Of the Sena:e and House Of Dc!H-
Gatcs::
Uodcr authority ve:tcd il ME By the Con
sli.utiop, l have called you together il rGsrs
session bcciusc the iutcr5ot OF the common
wealth requires il.
4. the beginning O; lba regular sess!on'
months ego. ! communicated to you inc con
dillon of the Commonwealth. j il unn5c@s
sory for me to ra7icw in detail! THE subjects 10
which l then called your attention. inc various
committees having those subjects IN charge,
after dlgent labor, have repeated thci: !ioIS
fer the ac!ioa OF your hoeotat!o bodies. Some
have bacn considered and have pissed iaio
laws, others are still awaiting action ard are ci
great interest 10 the pres2n: e2;! !l!uto 0! Tie
State.
| need not ssy that Tie grave matto?i "a
VOWED having undergone lie careful deho1F'
ticn Of your Quantities Grd yourselves. ouga'
to DC disposed Of noR, that angry c,otr3Yersy
may end. and peace and quic. bring that pros
pcIity which will surely iol5W, aud @hloh tlE
people cf Virginia long for So earnestly.
FRED. w. u. HOLIDAY.
a number CT bills scre introduced and pHc'c
upon The calendar.
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Published DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY b
EDaAR SNOwDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH s. 1879.

To assign az tie reason fer tho oVelsaugblog
Of the Virginia delegation il the 45th Congress-
10 the matter CT chairmanships, reveogeiul
shirt on the part Of Speaker Randall, engendsred
BY the Opposition OF all ofthet delegation but ore,
Judge Harris. who was made chairman OF the
Corni;te, or Elections, to his nomination, IS
has been done 10 some quarters, is to attribute
to him NOTICES which his whole career CO
public man proves are utterly foreign ID his
character, aud to endow the Virginia repre- ssnta'
,iysg, 90 matter how high 90 estimation may
BIZ put upon them By their constituents, With
auslifcatiots Superior to thoso' their teilo"
members conceded to them. This being the
state Of The case, and it being unreasonable to
exptc! Speaker to bestoW his fGyors among
his opponents when he could 6ud equally, at
least 10 tho opinion OF their colleagues capable
objects among his supporters, We hope
the Virsiuia members in the Eext Congress
will not impair their value to their con-
stiueats by entering any OF the comel
nations that ere reported to DO in pro-
press sgains! Nj. Randall, Who has the best
ohsuce Of election, il favor OF south
ern mac. The radicals, rs it il, will ring the
changes en- what We consider the proper acIion OF
tho "Confederatc brigadicrs, as they term the
southern membsrs, 10 defeating the necessary
appropriation bills to carry on the government
because they conained sections opposed to
state rights and ASSERT that the countryis already
given over 10 those who tried to disrupt it,
aud it would be very bad policy, if not res!
Stiffness, to supply them with an cztrc
amount Of ammunition by clectiug southern
man as Speaker, when as good friend Of the
South as mr. Randall cin be fouId 10 tho
North.
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General Assembly Of virginia.

An extra session Of the General Assembly Of
Virginia comm snccd yesterday uudsc the call
OF the Governor.
In the Senate thirty fsc. Members we're
present.
MIR. Grims'cy presented the bill providing
for tho settlement Of tho debt (passcd the Sen
alto ut the recent SESSION. ard asked O suspen-
sion of the rues that the bill might have its
three raGdugs.
MIR. Smith, of Nelson, demanded tho pend
ine question, which was upon the third reading
and engTossment.
McssTs. Paul, Quesenberry and Fulkcrson
said they desired to offer amendments to the
bill! and asked tlr. Smith to withdraw his call
for the pending question, which lie declined
to DO.
The call fer tho pending question was not
sustained. The vote stood: Ayes, y; noes, %.
Mr. Quesenberry said be wanted to become
the friend Of the bill, hut be could not favor it
in its present form. He moved to amend the
bill By striking out the 4th section and insert
ing the following: "All duo snd unpaid inter
Is: up to aud including January l. 1879, may
be funded 10 non interest bearing certificates,
redeemable at the pleasure Of the General As.
sembly.
MIR. Phegar moved to amend the amend.
ment by striking cut redeemable" and all after
it, and irsert payable in forty years, equal in
stalme1ts. the first to become due January l,
1881" Nh. Pnlesar believed that the amend.
mcnt, # engrafted upon the bill. would mako
it acceptable to the people.
Both amendments we're lest, nnd the bill
was read twice under suspension Of the rules,
aud, ot.er some discussion, the Senate decided
to vote CO the eugrossment end third reading
to day o. two p. %. The readjusters will Gu
deavor 10 variously amend the bill, but it will
pass the Senate in its present form and be
transmitted to the House.
La The House one hundred members answer.
cd to their names. After the committee ap
pointed to wait upon The Governor had re-
ported, the following message was received from
the Governor:
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GFFIEIIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

st Is called meeting of tho Board Of Alder"
nea, held March In, 1879. the.o we're present {:
& +. Dowr ham, esq, President, and Messrs.
Eisheil. Reid, Burroughs aud Msrbury.
In tho absence Of tho Clerk, r. S. x. Hswx-
hurst was chosen Clerk pro ten.
The President stated that the Board had bean
csled together for the purpose Of meeting tho
Common Council in joint session in order to
consider tho Sun engine houso case.
Tho Board then repaired TO tho chamber Of
tie Common Coupcil to NEE! that Board in Joint
con7ort ion, and uoon their return adjourned.
Tcsta: Y. s. Z. HAwIHUgsT, Crk. p. t.
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Missing Vessels.

GLcCEsTER, Mass, March 5.-FouE!o2a yes
GELS CT tho fishing fleet which was exposed to the
terrible gallo of February The 2O:h are yes 20 ar
rive Five have been atsont upwards q: tocT
weeks All were we'll provisional
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Judge Hughes. who he's been assigned to the
District Court CT NJ arylard 90 account Of the
indispositon of Judge Giles, took his seat Oh
the bench Of that court Yesterday. Ii apy
election cases como before him tho Ballinoreans
will have an opportunity Of observing the Diff
ference between justice as meeted out by q
southern republican and southern radical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-05

MEXlCo-RuuI0rs of impending revolution
and probable dictatorship are IN circulation,
but are without fcucda!icn. The talk about f
dictatorship is merely oee Of he 81 cti0neetl0g
points which tho opposition secka 10 make
against President Diaz. and ucb9dy cxDec!5
Guoh az event.
Senior Bepitez, iho '7aakcs; nan before tho
people, is supposed to be tho strongest Pccsi.
Denial candidate as il is believed h1 nili DC
indirectly supported By President Dis2, Seoor
Vallartc, who is strongest before TIE people,
will have lnn entire Federal official i1taaacc
and patronage against him.
The English bondhoIjcls have tcnsc3 to
sanction the contract for the construction Of the
Mexican Inter Oceanic Raiiway.
The government has granted sabycai;on
fox steamship li1c between Vera Cruz aid
Galveston.
Considerable preparatious havo bcap r3sdc
Cor tho Confidential Exposition, which opens IN
December uex:. A large number q exhibits
from tic United States arc confidently tx-
pected.
Business is dull, G1d bu! few foreign orders
are being recei7cd, cam pared Eiih the sane
season las. year.
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To he HUM.

CONCORD, March Ex-Governor Prescott has
refused to commute the seuteaco 0! j. Z. Pink
ham, the New Durham murderer, sppc1ton
for which vas made % tie ground OF bis !:rts
possibility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-05

NEW LAWs.-Tla principal measures which
became laws duriog the lss: session, 10 addition
to ten Of the regular snpual appropriation bills,
are the bill reducing tbs tax CO tobacco AID
otherwise amending The iue,nsl revenue Laws,
the CENSUS bill, bill to aid refu1dDg the DO.
tional debt By authorizing the issue Of small
treasury certificates, the bill to prevent tho n-
PRODUCTION OF infectious or Contagious diseases,
aud the bill providing for the payment Of ar.
rears OF pensions for service during the civil
war. The clause for The relief cf Capt. J. b.
Eads, was retained 10 the River aud Harbor
bill which aiao became law.
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FtrG.

WILKES BARRE, Pc, Msch 5.-iee Gaylord
coal breaker st Plymouth: operated by, Aej$r:.
Waterman & Co, was totally destroyed by lie
this morning. The loss ia 0.GIO. insurance
Sl9 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-05

~. i FIsA6E R!vhLLiNG ~ YELLoyyps.
That c. q ''hea.nen Chinee," il be0lgor -, l.s
OF our racs, csa scarcely ne described s. IT,
tive. But Worse than his. i, il lie irGcy os
GisoTdeced liver, Of 1--we: TIA. needs or5,;;
and regulating Tho remedy is 1T hand. 1,rhn,.iE
etlicsclous. cour=9 OF Host6ltel's Stone
Bitters will eXpcl the n,isGireCted bile :-oy, 80
blood ard divert it into the proper channel, orsr
the bowels, remove tie 6yepept;c syc,r,d,,
which invarisbly accompany blliousno:; S";
counteracts the rapidly developing tendance :.
dangerous congestion OF the liver. which -. :,
always exist when tho skin aid whites 60
eyes assume this yellow hue. The pairs i.rrroi:
the right lower rIbs, side ard shOLldc: b, 40 -
nauses, iurred state 0! the tongue, and urnrrss.
ant bresth which indicate liver cOrnpI.;r, .:
short al its dssgreaablo concomi.sn.s s1n sow
remedied by tho sovereign corrective, which -
in addition TO is regulating properties i; g 81,
pcrb invigorsnt, and 6 pure and agreesole M.
dicinal slimulsnt, appetizer ard ne;vrc.
sS.1N THE WHOLE HISTORY or MEprnrYr
N preparation mas erdr performed su. ma.
Vicious cures, OF maintained so wide 4 rnru,, .
ton, IS AYERS CHERRY pECroaAL, which :.
recognized ss the WORLDS remedy for all disease:
Of the throat end lungs. Its long cor:Inuoc
series Of wonderful cures in ell cimstcs hs:
made it universally known aa 9 safe and -eiis5,o
agent to employ. Ag.i1s. ordinary colds,
which arc the fJrerunuer5 Of moro serious d!:.
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re.
lieving suffering, and oCtea saving life T6a
protection it affords, By its timely use in .ha
throat and lung disorders of children, make: i
On invaluable remedy to be kept always %
hand in every home. No person can stj7I /.
be without il: and those who h:ye once usct j
| never will. From their knowledge CT l.; CON
position and effects, physcian5 use tho Ch~rr
Electoral extensively in thop practice and cc;
gymen recommend il. 1t IS absolutely csrt4r
in its remedial effects. ard will always Guy
| where cures are possible For sale By AL d.
ers. Il S. Lo"dhester e Bro, Agents
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by the President Of the Omitted States
Of America:
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas The final adjournment of the Forty.
9th Congress without making the usual and
necessary appropriations for the legislative. ex-
ecutive and judicial expenses of the Government
for the fiscal year ending Juno 30. 1880, and
without making the usual and necessary appro.
pristions for the support Of the army for the
same fiscal year, presents an extraordinary oc.
csson requiring the President to exercise the
power vested in him by the constitution to con-
vene tho Houses of Congress in Anticipation Of
the day fixed by law for their next meeting
Now, therefore, ], Rutherford B. Hayes, Pres.
ident CT the United States, do by virtue Of the
power to this end IN me vested by the Constitu.
ton, convene both Houses OF Congress to assem-.
bic at their respective chamber attwelve o'clock
noon on Tuesday, The 18Th day ofMarch instant,
thon and there 10 consider and determine such
measures ss, in their wisdom, their duty and the
welfare of the people may seem to demand.
It witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United State TO
be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this 9TH day
Of March, 1879, and of the Independence of the
United States of America tho one hundred and
third. K B. hayes.
By the President:
WILLIAM n. EvARTs. Secretary OF State.
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E9pnf;Oya.

UUpsoE, Il Z, .larch 5-The elections in
Columbia county, were held yesterday and re-
suited in tho election Of Is Democrats and 7
Republicans, o Democratic gain of 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-05

Tho mes! aggravated clse5 Of rheumatism
have baen speedily aud permanently cured by
keiieg's Roman L;nimo0t. Price 50 cents a
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The Indians.

4 f.w days ago Father Wi;har, aup..iii!t1
dcns Of the Yokima In9:2n reservation,
reccivcd orders to have Chief Mo:a. iG r1aGi
ucss to 90 with other r7omin9u5 chic:
from tho UmaiiIa reservation 10 Naah!2s!on'
Moses looked upon the mater viii: coas;1cC-
able suspicion, thinking j: y l27c2 10 get hin
to the Indian Territory. IL !cmCvo this SUI
pcicn Father Wilbur gave Din J :ur!or2h oi
thirty days 10 visit his people. hs0=cs :o!S tic
reservation last Thursiay. Tic lac pacn. 40
sent about three hours, when P crowd Q! ci.,1 rs
arrived from Yakima City and tha Fd!. i'iGic0c
sgency headquarters, headed by an oiiicer, viii:
q warrant for the arrest OF Moses. Tho grand
jury Of that county had found sn Indictment
against him as accessory 10 the Perkins murders,
Moses has gone direct 10 his camp, beyond
Priests Rapids. He is doubtless aware Of the
intent of the people, and will prepare biraclt
accordingly. Any injudicious a1d pToGipi:stc
seton is likely to Involve tho country IL &C.
lentless and bloody wsr. Tia situation Is emo
Of groa. per, and war with Moses bend AMI
other Indian tribes is considered lneVi..Jic.
The situation of the halt bEoads IN tho vlciii.y
of Wood Nountsin, in the Cypress His, IS sg-
coming precarious, cc account OF The decreasing,
scarcely Of Euifsio. They have 20 cross tHn
boundary to hunt. and the Crows st2al iGtir
horses. The government. a. tho instance Ct TIC
Indianr, ordered tho half breeds 10 a;?tor at
Milk river, on the Gssinbono3' reserve; hC!
the AsainiboRes opposed this, aal only pcTiHit
ted forty Of the EG5 families to winter there.
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NIARRIED.

ct .ho residence Of James Brown, 1889 18th
s., =. v, Washington, on "Wednesday, Feb'y.
Il, 1879. N.. STEPHEN T. ANDERSON to
Miss LAURA Is. BRO YIN, By Lewis B Wynn.
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GALE OF LAME NEAR CLIFTON, l.,
~ EAIREAN COUNTY

| Pu7suast to the decree OF thu Circuit Cour: oi
Fa.rfaE cCu!.y III the SUIT Of kiEchelCe v:
| hickey, &c. entered a. NO"etnbcr tern 1870.
| | shall on MONDAY the i7.h dsy Of March.
1879, (Jourt cay) SOL to tho hghes. bidder tbs:
| certain LOT Ok PARCEL Of La n;lotLci
| 10 the estate If Mary KinchcIoo, and purchased
| at "A former sale by j. 5. OTIS, c5nLAlning IS
| sores. This land lies contiguous IS tho depot,
ard is susceptible OF Improvement Tnlra E15
been pu. up on this land savor.l CABINS.
Terms OF >Hle--EnCugh cash 10 pay cost! end
expenses of salo and the amount !ot ahich tho
former purchaser il in default, Go 90 made
known on day OF sa!oj and the residue IN enc
| and two years, equal payments. to boar n.er,s!
from day Of sale. AID 10 be secured by The note
of tho purchaser with good pcr:onsi security,
and retention ot ills urtil tho lS:. payment Is
mEdo THOMAS MOORE, Ca u S2,o
Fairfax county, ieb l5-wlT
T7RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND-8g virtue
4 Of O decree OF tho Circuit Court Of Wet
moroland county, Is trustee ~ q doo1 10 me OK
ecu cd by john Cri!Ghc-, Of record IN tEG CIIc"
OF the clerk VI sci county, WI offer at plo!!c
auction, en- tho premises. on SATUED AZ, tn
5.h dsy CT April, 1879, ht H0On 81 the dwelling
house, that large and vaiusblo estate knowa u.
POPKS CREEK, being IN the upper ps!I q
the aforesaid county, and lying on the POt1H'sc
river cOutaiaing about 81 ATEhE HI NDREp
ACRES. And should tbs lan1 no! bring hE
amount sufficient 10 pay tho debts secured by
s6lG CcSu, bs ascE1lEiDct Jy L!c court, tCS.7 -
suit and exp enses "i salJ. will then Offer liz;
portion Of the original trac. cUnlra led 10 90 80
by Cri:cncT TO Miller
Terms OF Sale enc third csah tho Ic:idue !"
two cGusl insta.nenta q. o1o end two year.
with interes. from date, ac2ured By bones. h:H
retention Of title, subiec. to order Of court.
The title is known 10 be indi=pu.1b", Dul Fell.
ing IS trustee warranty is special.
For further Information parties may Apply 10
Z. J. Washington, Csk Grove =. D, or to the
undersigned 1t H3gGo.
i. J.. T. BEALE, Ttu.tao.
HcailorelaDd CO., jan 30-wts
pUTTEH-l5 tu:a West Virginia butter, on
~ ~ tuba Iowa DO for sale by
mt3 THOMAS PERRY. Agt.
a PPLES-Bsldwins Spies aud Greenings-
In For sale By
mt3 THOMAS PERRY, Ag!.
THUICE LOT OF PEACH BLOW PQTA.
" TOES ia storo and for sale by
ieb - CHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
1--WE CHESTS OOLONG TEA, 3 good sr.
~ tee, for ISLE 81 C0c per ID. just received by
feb IS j. G. MILBURN,
{ 81 C8MT5 FOR RIO COFFEE
I ~ +. j. UAVIDSONS,
dec 3 1T King street
6'KANBEHKlES for sale low By
- dec f. }. DAVIDSON, 147 King 81.
1sJHEAT BRAN in store and for sale BY
W jaa q CHAS. 5. TAYLOR, Jr.
NEW WESTERN CLOVER SEEDfcr gale
~ by [!eb 81 HARMON q SMITH.