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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-05
All 40 AID S /.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
ARRANa EMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
MAY 10th, 1850.
Trains Leave Harrisburg as Follows

Trains Leave Harrisburg as Follows
For New York via Allentown, at 5l5, sos a. M
and !. AS y. m.
For New York via Philadelphia and Bound
Brook Route" E64c, fast Exp.) 500 a. m. ana
Through car arrives In New York at 70 noon.
For Philadelphia, at 5.15, 64Q lFast Exp) o.Oo,
Through carl, $50 a. m, .46 and 40O ?. M: "a
For Reading, at 6.l5, $40 (Fast Exp) oVo s'oo
a. M, Las, 400, and 500 p. m. oo
For Pottsyille. at $40, sos, 800 q; m: ana Av0
p. m.,. and via schuylkill and and Susqupenahna pe M
For Allentown, at 5.l5, sos, $50 a. M, 40 and
The SIS sos a. m. and Las p. m. trains have
through cars for New York, via Allentown.
SUNDAYS;
For New York, at $50 a. IN.
For Allentown and Way stations, at 5. 70 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and Way stations,
atlas p, m.
Trains Leave for Harrisburg as Follows
Leave New York VIA Allentown, as a. M. LOO
and $50 y. m.
Leave New York via Bound Brook Route. and
Philadelphia at AS a, M, VI 30 ana 4UO p m, ar
irving at Harrisburg, So $40 p M, and aoOpm
#Through car, New York to Harrisburg. 20
Leave fhila delpha, at 9.45 a. m, 400 and $50
(Fast Exp) and as y. nj.
Leave louisville, 500, 9,l0 a. m. and 44Op. NJ
Leave reading at 45O, 7.25, ll5O a. H., lS' 6lo'
7.45 and 1885 p. m. ,
Leave Pottsvllle via Schuylkill and susquehanna
Branch, S.25 a. m. n,o en-
and 905 d. m.
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HOcuKIss & POND, Proprietors
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The restaurant, cafe and lunch room attached;
are unsurpassed for cheapness and excellence @ OF OF
service Rooms SO cents, So per day, 90 TO Sl0 per
week. Convenient to allferriesand cityrailroads.
NEW FURNITURE. NEW EwMANAGEMENT.4 Ally
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BALDWIN BRANCH

Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Lochtel and
Steelton daily, except Sunday, at $40 $50 a. m,
and D. m. daily, except Saturday and sunday
5i5 D. M, and on Saturday only, ar 4,45, $40
Returning, leave sTEELToN, daily, except
except Saturday and Sunday. 6.l0 p. M, and ON
Saturday only $40, $50, 9,5Op. IN.
J.E. WoOTTEN, Gen. Manager.
@. G.. HANCOCK, General Passenger and IlcKet
Agent.
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SUNDAYS:
Leave New York. at Up. m.
Leave Philadelphia, at 7.45 p. m.
Leave Reading, at 7,35 a. m. and IL. 80 p. M
; a n n m,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-25
By O'Neal & Lucas, Aurtiopeers.

TOMMiSSIONERS SALE OF VALUa.
decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va, rendered at the June term. 1880, thereof in
tho chancery cause of w. K Emerson and wife
ct MS. vs.. Elva HI. Emerson OF ais, the SUBJ
sctibr, as commissioner of sale, appointed by
sald decree, will expose for sale at public auction
on SATURDAY, the llih day Of September,
1880. ST II m, in front of the Market BUILDING,
on Rcysl street. in Tho city Of Alexandris, Va ,
the EE&L ESHATE IN the said decree men,
TONED, Of which Harrison Emerson died seized,
to wit:
No l. A LOT OF GROUND, with TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, in
The village Of West End, in FsirfaN county Va. !,
situated on the scu'h side of Duke street ex-
tended, short distance west of the Stone
Bridge" AID containing two roUds and twenty
Eve poles.
No. 2 a TRACT OF LAND in Fairfax
county, Va, south Of the above described lot
no. !, and separated ihorefrom by the v NJ
and A. & F. railroads, adjoining the lands of T.
Il. Rotch!ord, holland and others, end contsin-
icg lGs acres Of dry land more or less. G5 acres
OF meadow land, more or less, and about 10 acres
marsh land.
Terms of ssle-One 9Th cfthe purchase money
in cssh, and the residue in three equal payments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months from the dsy
Of sale; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the dsy Of sale, and to be secured by The
notes OF the purchasers, with good personal se-
curly, Gnd tHe retention of the title until the last
payment is made ALBERT STUART,
sull.eo.s Commissi pner Of Sale.
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By Greon S Wise, Auctioneers.

pY ElRTU Il of decree of the Corporation
- Court for the city of Alexsudris, Va, rem
dered at its July term 1880. III the cause of D.
:. Watkins and wife ct ais W.. John 7. Evans,
jr., the undersigned. commissioners therein
named, will offer for fsle by public auction, in
front OF the entrance to the Court room, on Fair
fax street il the city Of Alexandria, VS.. on
SATURDAY the 26th day of August, $780, at
IL o'cicck m., the following property. TO wit:
MOI Housa and Lot No So south Royal ST.,
east side.
No2: House and Lot No 59 south Royal ST.,
cast side
No 3: House and Lot No 45 somLh Royal st.,
wosl sio
Moi: House and Lot No d south Royal 81 :,
west side.
Nc5: Eouse snd Lot No 40 south Royal ST..
west sdo
No 8: House and Lot No 2s south Royal st :,
osst side adjoining s. o. Bsggott on his north
Iine-.sublact to any claim he may have fov the
use uf his wall.
No /: House and Lot No ,uth Royal ST.
west side,
No g. House and LOT No south Royal st =.
wes! side
No9: House end Lot No 80 south Columbus
st., r.sa aide
No 10: House and Lot No a5south Columbus
Noli: Vacant Lot corner or Columbus and
Wilkes sts.
No l2 House snd Lot No 30 Prince street.
JubJect to rent charge in fea 0; S5 Dor snnum
Lilo ]3: Hous ard Lot No l42 Wolf st., be-.
tTeen Columbus and Alfred
No "a: House and Lot No 50 King stree,
formerly occupied as store by Jno T Evans.
deed.
No l5 The south House ard Lot Of the three
frame dwellings, On the court in thssqusre bound =.
ed by Prince, Duke Columbus and alfred sts
No l6: the middle House aud Lot on the
ABOVE named court
Nc II: The north House and Lot Of the three
II the shove named court.
No Is: The House snd Lot on west side of
Columbus street, between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets.
No 10: House and Lot adjoining above No IS
on the aouth,
30 20: A tract Of land containg l6l acres,
moro or less. in Fairfax county, Va. with the
improvements
Terms of sale: Cash enough to pay expenses
of suit and sale, and The residue of the purchase
money on credit of six, twelve ard eighteen
months; the bonds of the purchaser or purchss-
ers to be taken with good personal security. for
the deferred payments, with interest IRON day
of ssle, snd the title retained until al the pay
ments are msde.
i FERGUSON BEACH, ! co
CHARLES T.. STUART, oFui ooeuhi %
GEORGE WALKER, ieAi''
ivD6-Ca
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green s. Wise, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
4 OF
VAL UABLE REAL ESTATE IN ROSS
LIN VIRGINIA OPPOSITE G &ORG E..
TOWN d c., IMPROVED By Il d VEL.
LING HOU USE STORE, STABLE DC.
BY virtue of = decree Of the Circuit Court of
Alexsndris county, Virginia, rendered st the
May term, 1880 thereof, in the suit of Anna
Hills Us. Hams and Johnston, trustees, &C..
the subscribers. as commissioners of sale, ap
pointed by said decree, will offer for sale. at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on WEDN ES.
DAY, August 25th, 1880. at s O'clock p m.,
LOTS mum hered one, two and threo in square
numbered three, in the town Of Rosslyn, Sir-
elDia. with the improvements, consisting Of
DWELLING HOUSE. store stable and neces-
sary outbuiditgs and lot of fruit trees.
Terms of Sale prescribed by decree are:
81, 265 Co. with interest from December 20 1877,
at por cert and SIS ID taxed costs of suit. in
cash the residue in 6, II and IS months after
said sale with approved personal security. If
terms Of sale are not complied with within one
week from the day of sale, the property will DO
rescld al the risk snG cost Of the defsulting pur-
chaser, after three days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper of Washington. u. 9. Convey
ancing ut purchasers cost.
ALBNKT STUART, co,.,
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, "0'nnn To-
Dunc8nson 81 Bro, Statesmen. jy243&wts
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This tablet is erected near Selkirk's lookout,
by Goumondore Powell and officers of
Fl nj ). Tomas. A. D. 1865
-Erratic Enrique IN Tonksrs Gazette,

A STRANGE CEREMONY AT HiIlsville, Va,
on Saturday last, novel scene was witnessed
by hundreds OF people. The occasion was the
annual meoii1g of the Primitive Baptists for
the administration of the Lords Supper and
feet washing. Tho meeting numbered 500.
Tho preliminary exercises were singing and ex-
hortalion or discussion, the speaker first sn-
nounclug soma point Of doctrine or religious
thought. The hymns were lined By readiHg
only one line ut time. The arrangements for
administering the ordinances were made by q
circle Of seats those allotted to the sisters being
10 doube row and facing the brothers, who
were seated ia single row. Within the circle
was another SCAT for the ordained and oficiat
log elders the table with bread and vine, tho
buckets of water, ba'ns and towels being uudcr
the table. The bread and wine were ficst pss,.
cd around by thu othcsrs Of the church. after
which came the fees washiog. The elder who
commenced. drew Of his c,at aud vest, and
grded towel sr9uad bis waist, and then,
commencing 90 The right, washing aud wiping
tho feet of the member at the head of the liue,
who 10 turn arose and remsiuiag baretooted.
perform d the Office to the one next to him.
and SO till all had been served, one washing the
feet of tho other next to bin, the one perform.
ing the serslc, 10 each csss remaining barefoot.
ed till he had discharged his work. 10 the
meantime the elder who had introduced the
service passed to the entire line, aad as he was
the first to perform the rite 90 be was the last
to receive. E ca brother drew of bis coat aud
vest and eirded tho tcwal as did tho elder who
introduced the ceremony. The sisters remain
ed seated. with their heads covered, on per-
forming the sctVic, for the nexs 10 lioe first o.
the brothers did. At the conclusion the elders,
while singing, passed around. shakicg hands.
and so coutioaed till all the members had been
embraced.
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BY Greon & Wise, Auetioneers.

BY Greon q Wise, Auetloneers.
pY VIRTUE of q decree of tho Circuit Court
- for the county cf Alexandria, Va, render
ed at its May term, $780, ia the chsnce-y cause
of Waters, surviving. vs. Kelly ct ais, the un.
Gersigned. commissioners therein named, will
offer for sa!e by pubic suction, in front of the
entrance TO the Court room. on fairf.x street, in
the city of Alexandra, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 2S.h of August, 1882 at y o'clock M, the
following deser bed property, to wit:
a LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVE
ments thereon, in the county of Alexandria,
Va. beginning on the west side of the w ssnins-
ton and Alexandria Turnpike 1S4 feet inches
north of the first street north Of Montgomery
street; thence northerIy with said turnpike u
feat, more or less, TO j. Wither's line (formerly
Caz enovss; y thcLc. south with said line II feet
more or lsss; thence essLerly BY q straight liz Q
TO the beginning.
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs of
suit snd sale, aud the residue in three equal in.
sts!ments al one two and three years, respec-
lively, with interes! from the day Of sale; the
title to be retained until the purchase money is
ALBERT STUART, | Comm'rs.
H. .. CLAUGHTON, ! Of osle
jy26-2awts
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

MI ESLEYhN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUETOS, Virginia
brnns It's 3lst session September 20lh, 1880
among iho 1raL schools for young ladies in the
utltGc States Climste unsurpassed Surround
isE' o"au,itu!. Pupils from seventeen States.
. Il NC TIE LOWEST TERMS IN THE UNION.
Iernls: hoaci, Wasblrg Lights English
course, hatln E;cnch, for each hall Of the Scho-
!%s.lc ycsr $40.
Al! oGlras very low. For Cstslogue, address
Eov " ii. 3. HARRIS. d. Prest.,
jfo-aoGtw2m Staunton, Virginia.
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HosTE1TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BIT 7 ! ERS
.DEFENSIVE MEDICATION

Is a precsution which should never be neglected
when danger is present, and therefore curse
OF the Bitters at this season is particularly de-.
sirsble, especially for the feeble and sickly. As
remedy for bilioasness dyspepsia, nervous.
ness and bowel complaints, there is nothing
comparable to this wholesome restorative
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
Allu
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By i-guen { FYisu
IHoal Es.&to Agents and Actionoors.l
G ALE UF VALUABLE RLAL ES FATE
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By Gcuen c Wis,
Z - {: SI.EEs ct.


-
KlMG Sr&EET,
ALEN&N \ 1kiA, VIRGINIA.
b. virtue Of Ii deed OF trust from William y.
MCFeiSh and George b. ard Ednnund &. Wit.
mer To Francis j Murphy and Ichn u. Xes-
Eg dated i, ccm Der Sd, 1879 aud Of record in
tGe clerks Office of lhe Corporation Court of
The city .. Alexandria, il liber q, No. g. folio
"a and 1T ta5 request Of thn parties sacUred
thereby tha u0dorslgneh. surVi"ing tiustao will
on SAiil hi I: the 4.h dag If Seyte:bor
1850, ~ ~ o'clock 3. NJ IL front Of iha prst:'iseS
Her t"r sale 81 pub.ic auction tho folio wing
property. viz:
aLL .uA7 CERTAIN LOT OFGROUNU
with the lNP&OVnMGNTa thereon. ia tho
cts ot AiexHndtia, on tho aorLh side OF King
"a! ess! 81 10 0; acyai Streets, and bcu9ded as
follows: Hl4 inning II the northeast inLur Zee lion
"t SAID a!rocLs, a0d Fuanlng thcnCa east on King
7t'eet to tho was! limo cf isngc BuGkingham's
lot; tnence north with said Wos! lire eA .ondad
10 s :; mt ID g1et south of In southern line OF
tbs Il ho!ongEg 20 ;lsry Jones and her child
:en hence Gust parallel vita EinS street i feet
more 3: less, ~ point il the cast lins of ina
said bu :kinshatn' S lot extended; thence north
with said eAst iue ozt2udad - feet; LhenCl west
parallel - king TO Hoyal stroai thence sou.h
on k"ya! street - tho bcGiGnin4.
This property IS imcrovGd by the fine FOUR
6TDaY sai 3 ASEMENT BELCE BUIjD-
] y, Nos, 73 20 and II King street, now occu-
pied by Isaac Eichberg, csq., and being situated
in tao ccntro OF tho business portion OF tho City
ehd on lts main thorOuphtare, is one Of the best
business stands and mos. valuable properties in
the city. II now rents for g 80 per Gnnum.
Terms Of Sre: 0ao tenth Of the purchase
money il cash, snd the rcsi lus st six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day Of sale; the
deferred payments TO hear Interest aad ta be so.
cured by the bonds Ut the purchaser, With per-
s0n&l security, aHd retcntiou OF the title until
the bonds ar5 paid, and rgh! TO resell at the
risk sn9 eX2ansH Uf The purchaser upon the tsiI.
usc To pay said bonds or sEy Of than.
JOHN II. NEhTING,
Surviving Trustee.
Dated hleZaDdris, Va, August 81, $780,
Fer further rsTlicI'&rs inquire OF George A
Mushbsca Attorney at law, No. north Fair
taG street.
The above sale is made with my autire sppro-
baton. ,ih's property cog. &2I OUO and is now
renting for 81, 100 pr annun, a fraction under
por cent iAteresl on SD UGU; is known TO b, ono
Of the very b,st locations in tao city fur any
kind OF burmese which will always insura tho
b9at Of tenants. No safer inVe=tment can be
made
au23-ts ", \. McFGlGH,
WE WILL OFTER FOa SALE, 3. tho
same timn nHd p!nC9. tho TAHEG STORY
BRICK HOUSE ~ u LOT on the cast sido Of
| Eoyal street. balwccn Prince aud nuke Streets
| (No 62 south hoyai street Chs house is in
| gooS order and has al the mo3era improve
ments GREEN & WISE,
au20 cots for Lhe owner.
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EDTGATssbSAEI.
Il l. K y a n ID RIA AGA i & MY
- VIII be raO-onci hv

u Vt , II, Q II II q Y II 7. ]. i
AT Ssrept. lsli, on -EON De !, otpt oh, 1880
A :ul! course Of cad mical ana Classical stud
les gwen. He TesycCiiuuy soticits the palronagc
Of hla friends and the puDllc For terms, Sc,
2all at No. II Wolfe street, between Roes and
Fsi. SIS. sus23-2.s
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la the Pacific, distant from the Chilian port
of Valparaiso less than four hundred miles. lies
the world famed island of Juan Fernandez. first
known to Europeans iu 1868 1t is situated 10
latitude thirty three degrees and thirty minutes
south, aud longitude seventy nlue degrees west
from Greenwich aud is eleven miles in length
by four miles and holfin width. The shore is
inviting, aud as you approach an anchorage
most remarkable view presents itself. Vast
bills appear torn apd broken by volcanic action
into every imaginable shape of detormity, re.
deemed by vcrdure clad ravines. Beeting
crags rise one above another. 6oally msssing at
on altitude Of threo thousand feet 10 q curious
rock formation. called by sailors "The Anvil"
The hsrbor is known as Cumberland Bay. aud
is secure and pleasant the largest vessels being
able to anchor close 10 shore, 10 forty fathoms.
The vegetation is luxuriant, myrtle and peach
trees abounding, aod there is 20 dearth of the
most palstabIo fruits of the neither tropics.
There are few signs of cultivation; here and
there patches of rudey titled ground separated
by rough stone walls, and the wooded landscape
alone relieved By the picturesque ruins of q
Spanish fort and the dCZ 10 or more rlokety huts
inhabited by fifty or sixty actual settlers. ".
mako preoarious living by supplying ships
that may call at the island, with such fresh pre-.
visions as its soil and waters almost spontsne.
ously yield.
This is the scene of Daniel Defoe's renowned
tale of "Rohinson Crusoe," romano that for
nearly two centuries has been fascination to
all English speaking Juveniles and literary
treat 20 more sedste rss:lers, In l7l7 the Span
ish colony was destroyed by an earthquake, and
for many years subsequent the island was un-
peopled. 1t has belonged to Chill since the de.
cree of independence in 1910. In 1919 q penal
settlement was established. but was broken up
sixteen years later by u.iny. Since 1874 the
island has been leased to Chilian merchant,
who employs the sparse populace at seal huning
and wood cutting. The weather is very change
able, and the rainfall at times excessive the tor
rents rushing thr nugh the ravines and dsshing
over tho precpitou, cliffs with thrilling etfact -
On Poin: Lockout, an emi hence of two thousand
feet, from which an extended msrine view north
and south is afforded to the delighted tourist is
erected an iron tablet, with the following in
scrfption:
In Memory of
ALEXANDER SELkIRk Mariner.
A netive tf Largo, in County Fife, Scotlan,.
Who Was on this island in complete solitude f,r
4 years and months.
Hc vas landed from the Clnque Ports galley,
9G TONS A. y. l70i and was taken off on the
Duke, privsteer, February IL. 1709
He died Lieuterent Of the Weymouth, A. u.
l7-3. Aged 47 years.
This tablet is erected near Selkirk's lookout,
by GonmondNre Powell and officers of
Fl NJ ). Topazs A. D. 1865
-Erratjc Enrique IN Ionk,rs Gazette
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= o u n q l. 4 DIES INSTITUTE,
u S!IEh SDRIA

81 v u - y II = - r. - N ) L y u L h
i ALEXANDRIA
rho ,h,r! annual session Of Miss MARY T.
}5NHHS SCHOOL FOX YOUNG La
nit1 So idTILE HlKLSl wi.l begin SEP
TEN GEN l5h, 1850.
iua FruCipsi Gas had over fifteen years eS-
r"ri@aCo IN ian,hiag; Taught four vesrs at Bel
mont NomlDarY and vas Vic, Principal tffero
G"f the latter part Of her atav. Shs has
'HdHri also IN the families OF prominent gentle
"'n IN ErrGIW-; Nmpng them the late DR.
Il =. 6AidWIG, OF StluntOn. Since coming TO
he&NndrtH she has been So successful and has
a't W!lh 80 much enC0ur tgoment (hsving re-
't'H"i lhe sam pupils thro2gh bOth annus ses-
- NJ mat she has rented house. where she
VIII rc'tc, in 8 dcalrsblo and suitable location,
on DUk' street, botwa"n Royal and Pitt two
do0Ts from the Cornar of Royal. The rooms in
IN" sec m: story will be used for school rooms.
uer terms for board including washing, fuel,
iiEnts nnt tu'.uU in Eng i5n branches, are $3.50
po' scholHs,c year, 90 months); tho higher
hnH.isa branches, With NJ Msthomatics, Lstin
french, Music Painting sud Drawing will be
L,usAt Io7'n7 for toe Scholastic year 40 mos
iiI'IHTy Department S!5; junior $40; senior
30 Payments to be maia one third in advance
on the day OF entrance ono third on the l5,h of
D,C'mo2r and on: third on tie 18th of March.
Nc!orerc's: ksv Il. Sut9r, (hsr pastor and
pstron) Bishop = u. White. Col, B Mont-
%Huc lioFmc7 pstron) of Sh ,ckelf,rds, King and
lt!""" county, Va; Rev. Er ID. +. Sprgg and
rev. i(r }. f1:"rkn ot Richmond; Rev. I. +.
hHNiA O! kentucEy. and her former patrons in
'a's place She respectfully requests those who
may decide 10 pA!Coalza hsr to aooly on the first
o. Saptrm0er i-2I.ooStwt
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THUMh8 MDOG&, Saio.
Johu " Moh:er, AUctioueer.

TITO undersigned havo several tracts ot land
co ti.u,u5 70 the above named, 10 which theg
invite the st .oLtl0n Of purchasers.
Ii. ". THOMAS
rE0GAS MOORE.
Fsifrrs county GuglS-"ls
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Alexandria Female Institute,

No. Is SOUTH FAIRFAX ST.
The ION annual session OF this Institute will
commence TIL u RSDAY, Sept lG iSSU.
Instruction thorough in gil brnnchus. For
Circulars. containing full particulars Of terms,
&c. apply -
iy2i-LSlG Missas GREENE Princinals.
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AsTEFassN SAT.ES.
syUHLiu oALE OF kEAL ESTATE

as administrator do bonis non with tho will
annexed O Hichs1d O. Shirley, deceased, will
ofa. for sn!e st GajEc5viIle, IL Primo, William
county, on SATURDAY,, August 2S.n, 1885, al
II o'clC OK =. m. -
l. Tho HDU Z, st G GaiE5svllc, recently occu-
pad by HRS Susan Shirley. deceased, with out
buildings, snd FIFTY tEu 4 HALFAC
OF LAND The land ia jn good gtste of cul
s!vstion and mostly cleared; The buildings are
il good order.
Z. 4 TGACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-0NE Z ACRES OF LAND, adjoin-
ing Gainesville on the right hsnd side OF the
rosd leading from Gainesville to Hrentsvile
and on the left sido Of tho roBd frC N Gainesville
10 EUcilGnd. This lsud hiss q new and valuable
UW ELLING HOUSE on it with out buildings
and blacks mith shop. j his is all very desir-
able property situated al Gainesville. d thriving
village
Terms OF Ssle: Cns fourth cash; the residue
In three equsl annuil insLnimnnts the purchasers
giving bonds, with approved personal security.
bearing in.eres! from the day of sale, and the
title 20 be retained until the last payment has
been msda. e. +. LYNN. AdH'T.
De boni3 non W. W. 2. of K q. Shirley, decd.
frinCe Hl.lisTn Co., lyl9-!wtd
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SEslIEh TIDNA2.,

pANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
- ASHLAND, VA.
Forty sixth session opens Sept. 1G. Full Col
l-gaGta Cou!,e. Z Business Ind COMMERCIAL
Course VII! be established next sessiou. The
:.-..s'rF o&DeHscs for nine months need not ex-
cgcI ID. Send FOR Catalogue
w. w. BENNETT. ID,
.....'-t>iF President
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GALE LAND IN FAIRFAX CJuNTY

~
Hy virtue o? g decres rendered ct The ,Iuue
term 1870, Of the Circuit Court OF Eairf.x coun.
tr in tt0 suit O! John y DeBell, administrator
K. t. Naniel, deceased, vs. A. S. Grigshy,
Sc, the u1darsis sDod, commissioners Of sale
therein named. on SAtyEM Nj BRk20 1889, Court
1"v, a. Y o'clock m., will sell 1t public sucion.
0tfJre the door e tho Court House of ssid couu--
", :. Certain TRACT OF LAME, belonging 10
4. >. Grigsby, contaning 353i ;cres, more or
less The ssi0 Land lies near Ito village Of Cen-
tr,vilo, adjoining The lands Of PomerOy. Il gin
and others. Persons dtsiriag q particular de-
scFiplion thGseot ara referred to MIR. John l..
DC Bell. who Resides II ihs vicinity
Icrms cI S:io UnG fourth OF the purchase
money in hand as deposit, liable 20 be forfeited
and the lard rssolG a. The risk Of the purchaser
should he ail 10 complete his purchase; the res
idue in three equal annual instGlmelts, with lD"
terest ffoli day Of Saio payaole annually TO be
secured by the bouds Of the pui ichaser, with
GOOD personal security. and reten.l Of title ill
Tho lGst payment is mnde
J.. ~. THOMAS, (Corim'rs cg
THOMAS MDOG&, Saio.
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