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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28
Palestine Pottery.

The Biblical descriptions of pottery
are singttlnrly app1icative to the present
pr43cess of manufacture. Now, in this
nineteenth ccnttrg, the potter sits at
his frame and turns the wheel with his
foot. Or, as we read in the ApOcrypha:
$50 doth the potter, sitting at his work
and turning the wheel about with his
feet: he. fashioneth the clay with his
arm" The potter had q heap OF tbs
prepared clay near him, and a pot of
water by his side. Taking a lump in
his hand, he placed it on the top of the
wheel, which revolves horizontally, aid
smoothed it into low cone, like the
upper end of a sugar-Ioaf; then, thrust
ing his thumb into the top of it. he
opened a hole down through the center,
and this he constantly widened by press
ing the edges of the revolving cone be-
tween his hands. As it enlarged and
became thinner, ne gave it whatever
shape he pleased, with the utmost ease
and expedition.
Tt is evident, from numerous express
sions in the Bible, that the potter's yes
sci was the synonym of utter fragility ;
and to say. as David does, that lions
King would dash his enemies IN pieces
ike a potter's vessel was 10 threaten
with ruinous and temediless destrue-
ton. HsEfe s.f |a s1a -sHf "t %. ##
We, who arc accustomed to strong
stoneware of considerable value, tar
scarcely appreciate some of these Bib
Ecal references, but for Palestine they
are still as appropriate and forcible as
ever. Arab. jars are SO thin and frail
that they are literally dashed to shivers
by the slightest stroke. Water jars are
often broken by merely putting them
down upon the floor; and the servant
frequently returns from the fountain
empty handed, having had all his jars
smashed to atoms by some irregular be-
haYior of the dOnkey.-HGFper'S MG0G-
si7Ie, -- adT ID Z 1-nJ egH
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28
TIE WORN OF THE KING.
RI MARY H. KRoUT.
The King said +" Nay: :"

The King said Nay"
The TeapeTs sang among the corn,
The grapes turned purple on the VIM
And when the fruitful fields we're shoL
There was no dearth Of bread or wine.
The old man by his iireside dreamed,
His wife beside him sat and spun;E
Across the shining waters cleaned
The red sails in the setting sun. reFr
They who had plighted trOths were weci
s.s The babe untroubled, smiled or wept
Il y Upon its mothers breast; the dead
I-.l We're buried where their kindred slept
The eity's crowded streets were hlled
With busy ihrOngs that came and went
The nation's heart with Joy was thrilled,
And songs with all IT'S pray ers were blent.
The King said g Yea:" se
And war stretched forth its vengeful hand;
The fields with the unhnried slain "a g-
Were strewn; in 81 the nrospeTOus land r
Were desolation, woe aud pain.
Where peace had been, went sword and hre-
In ruin tow n and city shared; gna =
The wife, the wailing babe, he sire
Together died and none wete spared
N IffnMflRs
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

AT trial of criminal case, the pris-
oner entered plea of mot guilty, when
one of the jurymen put On his hat and
started for the door. The Judge called
him back and informed him that he
could not leave until the case was tried.
Tried?" queried the juror. Why,
he acknowledges that he isnot guiltYl"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28
. A wiz. " snarled Miss Cross.

- A wig" snarled Miss Cross. stss
"ARl1 4hevm6st beautiful blue ewes, ?,
Dolly went oif, ~ [ ever saw IN al my
life. And he wasn't near the house.
And he didn t ask for anything. Oh, do
listen, aunt, while I tell you all about it.
/ was on my knees-in- the path, picking
up some currantsI had let fall, when /
saw him, through the hole IN. the hedge
Brownie calf made the other day, com
ing slowly up the lane = yasi1 girsa7gl ..a
eff You had been looking at what you
we've doing, yoU TwOulflnit ahave seen
him, said her grim listener. 80 49,
GFHe did't see me, of course. said
Dolly, tori sshelIldu't have looked at
him irtently.a And, oh, Aunt Lorinda,
it was just looking at 4 picturel' r. = "a -
Stuff" said Miss Cross. .sssI ol g'us E
"HesWas 50 handsome, and SO dusty.
and so shabby, poor fellowl And he sat
down under the old tree, took crust OF
bread out bf bis pocket and began to eat
IL as though he was very, very hungry.
Thai went to my heart
"Rubbishl" said her aunt.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

For maps. time tables and ali information in re-
gard TO thisFoutes CALI 0u OF addTess
w l. DANLEY,
a9 { Gapc Pass. and Ticket ARt Nashviie, Tenn.
WM.T. ROGERS.
-#I.a anr naf Pass Aat.. Chattanooga. Tenn.
A. B. WRERkE.
tuDttrTg tf511f o.. TraV. Agt., Atlanta, Ga.
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whose interests IN this country we represent. I
Please acknowledge rece' pt. .9
1afssl 81 Your Obedient servants
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

THIS seasons bathing dresses for
ladies are to built of oiled silk. Keeps
out the water better'n blue cloth.
~ Y Grapkic.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

You can always teli-wb6ther m editor
is a single or a married man by his selec'
tion OF poetry for the paper: The single
one always clips verses on HLove, and
ITO My Darling" and that kind; while
the married one selects something rela-
tive 10 the cheapest way of keeping
house, or oil the f0olishness of fashion
as displayed in dress ..'t'
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

CAnrNo. who had business with several
stationers, went to their shops. Suddenly
he discovered that he had lost his UNI
brella lie vent back over his route
and at last he found it. "Ah," he said
"you are a great deal more honest than
any of the other fellows. Everywhere
else they told me they knew nothing
about my Umbrella" ea...E ...
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28

NJ. SDfMoNAR has produced peculiar
effect in portraits. A negative OF the
sitter is taken with his eyes wide open
and another with his eyes shut. One of
these is printed on each side of the paper
in such way that the front and back
images exactly coincide. When the two
sides are then alternately illustrated by
lamp a portrait is presented with the eyes
opening and shutting, and if the light Is
moved rapidly the singular spectacle OF q
winling photograph is shown i-saaus 81
~ TUE newspaper advertisement, an ex-
change truthfully says, IS q neyer-tlrlng
worker in the interest OF It's employer.
When the bill distributor has disap-
reared from the streets and his bits
trampled intopulp, the advertibeInent IS
performing its silent mission IN the
familycircle. 1t appeals to constitu-
eacy three 9rfour times larger than the
actual sale Of the paper, for there are
few newspapers which do not pas from
hand to hand through three or fOU YER
sons with every issue. nfH ipH'-797fe
JOHN WILLIAMS, a merchant at Rut-
ledge, Ga, sued desperate. The feE
low entered the store in a furious pas.
sion. held ont the summons in one hand,
cl1Itehed. a long knife in the ether, and
said. .sWilliams have you sued me?'
Williams knew that an Immediate
ssYes'' would make him sure of stab.
teTsst me. get nv spectacIes so that / car
read the paper.5 he said. He went be.
hind the counter and came back, not
wifi tbe Glasses. but with an ak across
| his shoulder ssYes." he said, " / have
| eTed vou aAII right" remarked the
| desnerado,. 81 guess I'll pay the bill. "
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-07-28
NASHVILLE,

THOR speed, ga ETY. and comfert you will ild this
n line TO be unr vailed. for tho celebrated
springs aud summer Resorts, Round tip ticke's
can he purchased 1t al PRINCIPAL Offices Emil
aRts wi hing TO West, either 20 hcate or as
prnspectors Wit find IL 10 their advantage o go py
This route. Round trip EN- grant tickets on safe 10
Texas points .ThrOTgh coacneH are run from Ohat-
tanooga Columbus without change. Sleeping
r.. aus,r,a ali mol ht traf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

""l 9outnward, connects at Gordonsvllo
win Gbcs. y OHIO K. H., East and West. Ii
LyncLburg, connects With Atlantic Nj iss d
C"'e r. T., through South pest Virginia, to
h.sHT'!!e, New Orieans Memphs, Little Rock
h"a Ie&as--and At Danviile with Richmond 6:
b5LFi'ic t. Il, to South End Southwest
h1pross '-ou,hwa-d connects at Gordopsyil)e
10 sii points on Ches. & Ohio Il. f., and at Dan
VIC % si' S0lhts South East and South.
cI"HGF'a Cslly, except Sunday, 800 q. m. and
II 81 En-, and returning arrive At Alexandrls
CO y q sMt = 10 D. H.
For MANASSAS LINE leave WASHINGTON
u p r. And Aie2 sndria 7 So 8. NJ, daily.
e11c2. sunday, arrive ~ StrashuTgs q. Il 70 o. M.
connecting WITH tne Vslley Road East and
AlC1andris ~ &C . n.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
4StON iesVes alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
ara rs;GtG"y, At W g. n., aud returns Men
day, Wedneadsy and Friday, at 48 D. N.
FOR AldiiebuTg, daily connection St Plans
s..tiOn
Fo: Urpe:vile, regular connection 3. pcis.
pis"c.
For WAKKENTON, leave Washington 9,
! ~ =" "a. daily and b p m every Mordsy,
inI.sdsy sid Saturday. Accommodation train
WI; IC"Ve "aricAton every Monday, Thursday
SD Saturday ct 10 Is H. NJ, and arrive in
H!"1'hdrIa ~ II 30 J.. n. ard Washington at
u 80 J. m, On Mondays only train will leave
H"HenICn ~ . Is q. III and arrive ia Ale1sn.
d'ia I'll % a. n. shd Washington at s q m.
S'I Trains msse good connou!lons, at WISH.
l'g!9n, 10 and from North and West
H9~ Orloans sleeper leaves Washington St
~ 4. m. running through without change,
FHr!or Csr wIl lesYe Washington for White
'..'NuE da''y, t&cept Sunday ~ 10 IN.
~. hEIHc,s tram: leaving Washington at 10 30
p IN. h~rk's Adjustable Reclining Chair Car,
%''' extra charge only $500, through to
Ua1vi4e.
tu!. man Sleeping Car from Philadelphia tc
1'to ~ pAur >pr!ng5 without change.
tU!!m@n Sce!lng Cars between White Sui.
InH7 Springs and Cnn-leston, 5. g., without
Change,
Through tickets very low to the South and
,OILil raI.-,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
By O'Nesl Is Lucas, Auction eers

@sFRU5TEK'S SALE-6y virtue OF decd Of
= trust bearing i-te on tho S.h dsy Of Octo-
hor. 1872, exocus s. ms oy Jamos w. Deevers
9. Fsrf.x uuty, Virginia, 10 secure - 81 B
Harlow, of !ha c:J Ok Alexsndria Virgins the
pay nen! OF tho SUN Of Sill 80. WITH interest
thereon e. he rats of elk lrsr centum per snnum
fr N October lst. 1879 lii psid I will s.ll nj
public auction, tc the highest bidder for cash,
IT, front 9t tho SC7al strost entrance t. tho Mar
ket Building in :0e city Of &iex.njria acora-
said, on SATu ); .<.E, the 7.h day Of august
1850 a. tie hour - .Wa!ve o'clock N atl that
TX Z / OK PA.;ySa DF LAND, situate ly-
ing snd being in ia county Of F.rf,x, and
state OF VIrg rjs containing tsenty s!x acres
two rocds anu twenty roIss, pnd being part of
the rosl eSl t fJrrlcrly belonging TO the estate
Of James Potter, dec ,s.ed, and Designated in the
divisl IN thereof maize ia ths year l,Gj Is lot
No. 5. rnd mora particularly describat in the
shove mentioned deed, sad the deed tron n Peter
Pu)m and WIFE to said James w. neevers.
besrl, < date Z, b7usr9 Ii h. 1865 and Of record
among ,hs land Etc)sds OF Fairfax c2uaty, liber
! No f1lo IS
jyS-td JAMES K. CATION, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
By Green s. Wise, Auetioneers,

pY VIRTUE Of g decree OF The Circuit Court
az for the county Of Alexandria, Va, render
ed At It's Msy term, 1880, in the chsncery cause
of Waters. surviving, vs.. Kelly II as =, the un.
dersigntd commissioners therein named, will
otl0r for sale by public auction, in front Of the
entrance TO the Court room. on Failfax street in
the city of Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY,,
the 18th of August, $780, at II o'clock M, the
following ped property. to wit:
q LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVE.
ments thereon, in the county Of Aexsndris,
Va. beginning on the west side of the Washing
ton and Alexandria Turnpike Isl feet inches
north of the first street no-th OF Montgomery
street; thence northerly with said turnpike II
feet, more or less, to y. HiIbers line (formerly
Caz nove's;) lhei C, south with sad lius Il feet
mora or less thel &c essterly by straight lire
to the beginning.
Term: of Sale: Cash enough TO pay costs Of
suit and sale, and tho residue in three equai in
ststtnents ST one two and three years, respec-
lively, with interest from the day Of sale the
title to &c retained until the purchase money is
fully paid.
ALBERT STUART, | Com mrs.
Il. y. CLAU@HTON, ! Of Sale.
jy2G-24wts
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
LITERARY REVOLUTION! =!
STANDARD BOOKS ALMOST CIV
EN- WdYI

By an arrangement. The undersigned has beeu
appointed sole agent in Alexandra for the sale
Of the publications of the NEW YORK BOOK
EXCHANGE. Catalogues and rices furnished
on application. Among the wonderful things
which have been accomplished for the lovers of
good books by the literary revolution" is tha
reproduction of fCHAMB 'ENCYCLOPE.
Ola at q msre nominal cost It is q verb.t m
reprint of the last glsh edition. in Is vols;
over -, 0Oo pages, clesr nonpsrell type. hand
somely bound in CLOTH 81 so; postsss 8 cts. per
volume; 10 volumes now ready. Special terms
during the present month for the com plese work.
S. Just think of Smiths Bible Dictionary 81;
Tsines English Literature S5c; or Plutsrch's
Lives 3 vn,s 81 10; or ID M.caulsys Essays 3
Vols S2 IL; or Rolling Ancient History, 81 25;
complete e5:. and so on through the list. Eve.
ry body c,u have librsry OF choice books at
these prices. l' GEO. Il. FRENCH,
JsZ3 .L SO and 95 King at.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Green j. Wise, Auctioneer

| pY VIRTUE of decree of the Corrorsti N
! A. Court f T the ti.y Of AleXsndria, Va, rem.
dered al its Ju tplm. 1850, in the cause Of d.
1t. Watkins and wife ct ais v. John T. Evans,
jr., the undersigned, commissioners :herei n
| named. will offer for sale by public suction, in
front Of the entrance to The Court room, on Fair
| fax streEt il the city of alexandria, vs., on
| SATU RDAY the 2S!h csy OF August, 1880, st
II o cit ok rn., the following property, to wit:
Mol: Rouss s1d Lot No St south Royal ST.,
| east side.
No2: House and Lot No 5s south Royal It,,
east side.
No 3: House and Lot No 45 south Royal ST.,
| west side
NOD House and Lot No d south Royal st
west eide.
Nos: House and Lot No 80 south Royal st.,
west side.
No 6: House and Lot No % south Royal St.,
east side sdj joining s, .. Bsggctt on his north
line-subject to any claim he may have for the
use Of his wall.
No7: House and Lot No s,uth Royal st.
west SIDE
s: House and Lot No south Royal St.
9: House AMI Lot No 80 south Columbus
st, west side
No 10: House and Lot No 35syuth Columbus
at., west sids.
No II: Vacant Lot corner of Columbus and
Wilkes sts.
No II: House snd Lit No 30 Prince street.
jubject TO rent charge in foe OF S5 per snnum.
NO IL: HCus aud Lot No l42 Wolf st., be-
tween Columbus and Alfred.
No i: House and Lot No 80 King stree,
formerly occupied as q store by juo L Evans,
decd
No I5: The south House ard Lot of the three
frame "eilings on the court in the square bound
ed by Prince, Duke Columbus and Alfred SIS
No l6: The middle House sud Lot on the
aHove nsmed court
NJ II: The north House and Lot Of the threo
IN the sbove nsmed court.
y 10 lS The House and Lot on w's! sido Of
COLUMBUS street, between Wolfe snd Wilkes
streets.
Nc 10: House snd Lot adjoining above No IS
on the south,
No 20: a tract OF land centaing lG2 ceres,
more or less in Gairfsx county, Va, with the
improvements
Terms of safe: Cash enough to pay expenses
OF su't and sale, and he residue of the purchase
mouey on credit cf six, tweve and eighteen
m onths; the )Dds Of the purchaser or pIrchas.
ers to De taken with good personal security, for
the deferred payments, with interest IRON day
Of sale, and the title retained uatil all the pay
II euts are made
S FERGUSON BEACH r,
CHARLES 4. STUART, ooItn ofuiia H.
GEORGE WALkEK, VI 'A'0'
jy26-2awts
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yS-th j iME,S (. CATION. TrnsLee.
so M Nj lSSiON NERS' SALE
~ CT
VERY DESIRABLE FARM
UPPER E UOEIER

u En- e a OQC1 SSt,
BY virtue OF decree OF Tho Circuit Court Of
Fauquer county. pronounced on the l4.h day Of
April, 1oSO in the cnancerY snt OF Rector S
teirs VS.. Rector, the undersigned. commission
nrs of saIO. will sell at pubic auction TO the
highest bidder, in front Of tbs stors snd ware
At Rcc!yr.o%n station, in Fauqucr county, Va,
! on " HDN ESDAY, the 1l:b day Of August,
49,, the following !rsc Of land, being the resi-
| estate OF the iata Thomas William HectYr:
lst A TRACT OF Lar D lying i'll tho coun
| ty of Fauquer containing ITO scres.
u. UNE HALF OF AN UEDIVIDED
TRACT OF LAND, in Louioun county. Va
containing SIS acres. with lot Of four acres al
! joining thereto
| The farm of ITO acres in Fsuquer county, is
| widely known rs one OF the mJsl productive ana
desirable farms in upper Fnuqujer 1t is sit
| usted midwsy between RectortJ sn and Upper.
vile in the heart OF the b uc grass section Of
Fauquier, y miles from RI c.orto III stetion W.
| 9, Y. N. 4. K. The land is OF the frat quality,
| in desirable neigh hborh ood, wall wstured, well
| fenced and in good condition; .en &C tes in tim
| Der and the rems!lCsr cleared twenty acres of
the cleared land arc il cultivation the remsin-
| des in good lla grass There are on the farm
q new ard comfortable DWELLING and Other
Improvements. s!l in good repair; u spring Of
| nsver failing tree stone water nesr tie dwelling,
and young peach end apple orchard OF choice
fruit. a more desirable farm in The b.u5 grass
section Of upper Fsuquier seldom cones into
market.
The farm in Loufcu1 county is we'll located
in d desrsble neg a1orhood. half mile from
| UpperVile; the lsn3 of first quality 4 acres Ii.
guilty stion tha rem Ginder well set III grass- The
| DWELLING HOUSE is comfortable.
! Terms of Sale: One tenth OF tue purch ss e
10 oney in cssh; the residue in three equal snnu-
al instsiments. For the deferred payments the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per.
sonsl security to bear interest frC IN the 1T day
l Inv L. ,p1l, r..1
| the ast payment Is made and the land reso!d at
the risk of the purchaser if Inc terms Of sale be
| not complied with.
| both farms are rented for the current year
| (lSSO) The purchasers will nave 3D. ding priv.
leges this year as to the land in cultivation ard
| iu!l possession on tie first of Jsnusry, 1881.
q 3. GIB5UR,
w. A. HUDSON, }Comrs.
JOHN H. ALEXANDER,
Fauquier county, jy7-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

rENhUSTHE'S SALEIN gAIREAN-tsy vir-
& tue If deed Of .rust from j. D. Grocker
and VIE, dated Aug l2sh, 1874 nnd duty re.
c)rd.ri in the land rec Drds OF Fairfax cnuntv
Va. aid for the purposes therein mentioned. l
shall offer for ssie hy pubic suction in front of
the Eour. House door, at Fa7fsy q H., on
MGNDA august !6.i, 1850 (court ~ at Il
m the TRACE OE LAilD Conveyed By tho
sh"ve deed. cont.ininK 13l aad St-lOO arres. ly-
ing u?0n the road Leading troH' Lcwarsville to
La .giey, adjoining thu lands Of Smoot Peacock,
and JLhers, ard known hs tho "uorr Crccker'
place
Germs Of Sale: CASH
NAAM IN PE8COUh Trustee.
Fairfax courty Va Ju'r l2-y.ss
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INLAND 4 Seaboard Coasting Go.
Steamers Of this line will run es follows:
F0is NORFOLK.
Connecting with Morchsnts' and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
EEU5. or THE EERE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY, at 80 clock p.rn.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days At 400 y. IN.
This stsunch iron steamer has lust been psint.
ed throughout, stntGrooms newly furnished aD1
carpeted, and is the hsndsonest IS we'll rs the
safest boat on the Potomac river ani Chssapoak o
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
hecl'on with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers sna
railroad lines outh. Stops st PINEf POiNT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Fare. FIRST class, s round trip 5 SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
FANCY GOODS,

OS1ERY-Over 100 new patterns, showing
A. the largest and b"st selected stock in the
city. NV.
DRESS Sal HTS-A full assortment; also the
new patterns of Collars and Cuffs.
KID GLOVES. LACES. RIBBONS and
SCARFS. - :.
Special attention paid to GENTLEMEN'S
MICK WEAR. Constantly receiving sll the
newest designs offered to first class city trade
GERMANTOWN and SAXONY WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSTED
SUMNER UNDERWEAR r for ladies gents
misses, boys and infants; . large assortment;
prices 20c to S3
CORSET5 can BIZ seen at 5oc 75c, 81, 81 G,
St 50 and 81 per psir; several new makes IN
Corsets added to stock; ladies are invited to e1-
anime same
BUTTOHS, Braids. Paras,s, Spool Silks
towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting Cotton. Pins.
Needles, Combs, Belts, Suspenders. Thread
Gloves Soap, Perfumery and new selectioa of
Jewelry.
spl7 G. NJ ADAMS. 90 King st.
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AUTT39sS SALES.

~ ALE or REAi. ESTATE ~ FAIRFAN
- COUNTY BY virtue Of decree rendered
| in the sui! cf ,3ocd'rg's sdmrs vs. U,terbsck,
now pending IN the Tire III Court OF Fsirfax
county Nj Inc June term 1870 ot said court,
the unGerilgned. special C. c.m,nssi,rer therein
August. Is 0 court dsy) - y o'clocE H., be-
fore the dooE OF tle Court House sell t. the
hiehrst hi!,!cr =. u ic suction. tbs: csr,sin q
TKAoT OF LIN b, ly,ng in said county lear
toe Vi!l.ga Of Ccntrevlla, con'aining ONE
HUNDknD AND HEV 5NrEEN ACRES
AND ONE HALF, Ul7s) more or less for.
merry owned by 3. u. Uterbs and adj Jn
IT the lands OF Thomas y, Stewart and others
The sad real estate is without buildings but of
good quality AID susceptible of ready improve
ment
Terms of Ssle One tenth of the purchase
money TO be paid in hand ca the dag of sale as
deposit liable to DC orsited snd The land re-
sold II the terms Of ss;e are not complied with ::
me residue in threa equal payments at xix
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest from
the Guy Of sale TO be secured by the bonds OF
the pucaaser. and retention of the tile until the
Whole Ct the putchase N Jnev sh II be paid
THOMAS MOORE.
JylO Wdw Specisl Com nj. of oale.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
~ COUNTY.
Parluant to 8 decree rendered 81 tho June
terIl, 1850 Of the Circuit Cou:t Of Fartax coun.
ty, in the sui! Of Chsres Potter and others
against Willism JoAGs on snd others, the uu.
dersgf cd. commissioner Their by spaointad on
MoHD ~, the lfIh dsy If kusust. 1850,
(Court dsS) at - o'c ccs 10, viii piCc led to sell
at pnbl!c auc ION, t0io7e the G0ot ot lhs Court
Hcus2 o. said county, the REAL ESiTATE Of
which he lHte James Potter dsd seized, berg
TWO TRACTS OF LAND contsininE li6 and
10 acres respectively, This ls-d lios in Mount
V"rnon l;istrc: Fsrf,x c0Gnty, nesr c,otink
Mills, sLd adions the lands OF Charles Potter
and others Parties desir Il more particular
tscIlption or hing TO vie~ the land sre re
f.rred to Mr.. Charles Potter, who lives in the
vicinity.
Terms of Sale: Enough cash to pay costs Of
suit ard eGpeIss Of asle tho residue Ct she pur-
en- ase mon"y In three equal snnusl instalments,
secured by the purchasers notcs, with good
pnrsonai security, ard 0earir g intnres. from Jay
OF ss!c; tae tit 10 Do retained Ii. tue last pay-
Lent S n'&G3. \. ". MOORE,
Comniss oncr If Sale.
Jao W H,ohler. Auuctoraer
FSiTtAX comfy iv 1i-Gia
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