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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05
EsrIxArEp nxprNp1runrs.

salaries OF teachers. $50
Janitors, fuel, $500
Library 7VV
School apparatus and books for In
digent children. n................-...." IVY
Building and repairs........."........ o,Cov
school furniture re..,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,.... ], 500
Total estimated expenditures.....$S9.95 $50
Balance In Treasury Aug. l, ,325
from state............. w. ~ ................ 1900
from county .......................... ~ -. $500
oos
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session
last evening, President Lawlor in
the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The Mayor reported the collec-
tion of fines to the amount of $35
since last report, Filled.
The City Auditors report, show
ing the condition .of the various
funds in the City Treasury was re-
ceived and referred to the Finance
Committee.
The City Assessor reported the
collection of $379.6S personal prop
erty tax and presented Treasurer's
receipt for same. Referred to Fl.
nance Committee.
The City Treasurer submitted a
report showing the following bal
ances on hand August 31st:
Tax fund 1887 9......................- 50 2s
Tax fund lS79-80 ..........,........~.,.. "a o.
Tax fund 1880 S1..........".-."......-. 1896 81
II. r. Interest and Sinking fund,
1,l65 O.
| II. X, Interest and Sinking fund.
1870 $50 :.
Workshop and Depot Interest
and Sinking fund, IS74".....".... 81 s,
Main Public Sewer Interest and
Sinking fund, l677................-.. 1913 2
| General Irrigation Interest and
sinking fund, 1st series, 1S77.... 273 6
General Irrigation Interest and
Sinking rund, I'd series, 1873. 40 8
| Redemption fund................... 232 4
Gas fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 433
| Library fund. d.....,.........-..-.......... 544
| General Irrigation fund ........... 2S4 o
l Fire Department fund........ ....... S62
| General Sewer fund....-................ 3I032
Cash fund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
| Common School fund ................. 9,775
| New Water fund........~..........- 1856 s
| Salary fund .......................... 857
| Pound ....,..............., II 8
| Alameda Street Sewer fund....... ,524 i
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05

Private day school q Turnverein
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Enderlein
teachers. English and German
taught. Terms, So per month. See
advertisement in another column.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05

Five hundred dollars worth of
secondhand clothing wanted at
No. 8 AlisO street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05

Go to DR.. Saxton & Co., drug.
gists, for pure, fresh drugs and your
toilet articles, stationery and yam.
kee notions. Physicians and fam.
lily receipts a speciality. 1l8 Main
street, Los Angeles.
Genuine Bethesda water, justly
famous for liver complaints, on
draught or by bottle or gallon at
Preuss & Pironi's Central Phar.
macy.
Pure drugs and medicines,
Humphreys homeopathic spsci-
fics, all the leading French, Ger
man, English and American patent
medicines and mineral waters at
Preuss g. Pir0ui's.
The largest and most complete
stock of trusses in Southern Cali
fornia will be found at Heinzeman
g. Elis's. A large assortment just
received and sold cheap.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05

PATENTED SEPTEMBER 2S, 1874.
7RE MA YIELD WATER Ell
EHA1OR, will make the Foulest
Well or Cistern SWEET, PURE
AND WHOLESOME, in ten days
or less time.
It elevates water easier than any other
devise. 1t mover freezes. 1t never ccrrodee.
It has no wooden tubes to taint the water.
It fills the bucket at the bottom Of the well
or cistern. It agitates the water by pass
ing six gallons Of air through it per minute.
It reduces Wiglers, Water Lice and Water
Bugs to their proper elements. 1t will
save its price once every year in dispensing
with the use Of nauseous drugs taken into
the system to remove the effect of impure
water, by rendering the water pure, sweet
and wholesome.
A child eight years old can, with case,
draw water sufficient for the use of large
amily out Of fifty-foot we'll. For further
information, address
BROWNING, POPE & CO.
Indianapolis, Ind
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-16
By Green & Wise, Auctioneers.

pY VlRlUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Corporation Court for the city OF Alexsn
drls, Va, rendered Ut its Septembe term 1880,
in the cause Of Dsniel w. Griffith vs. Knsey
Griffith ct ell, the undersigned. specsl e,mmis-
slonar therein nsued will OFF, for sale by pu b.
nc auction, 10 front Of the entrance TO the Court
room. on F.irfsx strcet. on SATURDAY, the
"a dsy of October, 1880 at II o'clock ID the
following property, to vit:
No. l. A LOT OF GROUND beginring 12O
feet inches from the corner of Union snd King
street: thence west with King street % feet 9
lnchas to the centre of the :qlsre; thence south
ll6 feet to % feet alley there, east on the al
ley ~ feet inches thence north by q straight
line to the beginning
No 2 A L'iT OF GROUND and IMPROVE.
III ENIS adjoining the property Of d. Mcleod,
beginning at the western Intersection of Nc
L"uds line with King stteut thence back with
McLeod's line l16 feet TO 20 feet alley thea ,
with the sney w.rdly "a 'eet; thence with a
lice p,r-lal TO f;.L line to King street thence
with King slTs-t 20 the besinnInl.
No. 3. a LOT OF GROUND, commonly
called TIE COAL ! ARD LOT" Commanding
ON King street about GAL feet east of the corner
or Lee street fronting say 6 feet on King street
and running back ll6 or III feet to 4 ~ f nlley
Terms ot Sa!e Cash enough to pay costs Of
suit snd expenses of egie. and the residue on
credI. If siI, tw7ivs and eight en- months. with
Interest from tne day OF ssle, taking bonds with
Rood personal sIiu ite, and retaining Lills to Sc
cu:e the deferred ymenis
EnORHE WALKER,
aepll-cots Special Com missioner.
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BY Green & Wise, Auetiunsers

TOM MlSSIDNERS' ALE OF A ViI4U-
" ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court of
F.,rtsx county, W. rendered at itS June term
lo9O. thereof, in tho chshcery cause # 5myth W.
Ferris, the undersigned, commissioners Of sa e,
appointed by said &c rec will sell 8. public sue
ton, on TUESDAY, September 18th 1880, at
II O clock M, in front If the Market Building
On Royal street in the city of Aexandris Va,
the RHA l. kSTATR in said de rec m n Toned,
situated in Mount Vsrnon District Fai:fax CO
on the old road from Alexandria to Accotiuk
about SIX miles from the former aud three mi O.
from the latter place, and :go miles from Nj cunt
Vernon, In good moi hborhood, adjolring the
lands OF Dew worth BUCkmsn and others, contain
ing lib ACRES about D OF which are in " ood,
and the residue under Gu uitvation we'll adspted
to graio and grass There is large and nearly
new DWELLING HOUSE, of modern con-
structlon, containing eleven rooms bxy windows
and never falling well of fine wster nesr the
door, two barns with stabling, wagon shed sc,
Also large ORCHARD Of we'll Sc ectei fruit,
of apples, pears and peaches the whole embrac.
Ing very desirable sststP. It will be shown to
purchasers by VIM. q. Ferris, now on ne prem
lses. Possession given for tall seeding il de.ir.
sale.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, aud tt residue in one
and two years sfter date the purchaser execut.
ing bonds, bearing interest, for the deferred in
stamen!s. and the title retained until the pur.
chase money is all paid.
CHAS z. JANNEY,
JOHN M. JOHNSON CONS OF Sale.
aup22-anta
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AUCTION SALES,
By Green 3 Wise, Auctioneers
J EXECUTORS SALE OFREAL ESTATE

On SATURDAY. October l6 1880, at IL
o CLOCK m we Will cttsr at public auction, the
following described resl estate in the city o. Al
e1anorla, lste the property OF Samuel Miller,
ESQ.,, deceased.
]. LOT OF GROUND, north 7eet corner cf
Prince and Royal streets. about II feet by IS
feet to q 6 fee; alley with use of slay-being
the property on which stands the three story
brick and slated STORE and dwelling, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Emerson. This properly, as
sold will be bounded on the west by the line of
the west wall of the building thercs extended
to the alley, and will be subject 10 the us, of
said west wall for building purposes by the own.
2. LOT Of GROUND next wost of the above
about eiRh! feet wido with TWO STORY
BRICK AND SLATED DWELLING, ex-
tending with that width back to the alley with
use OF alley sad of asll On the cast tor building
purposes
3. THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT on sonth side of Price about 28 feet
west tf Union, q feet front and 40 feet inches
deep.
4. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on the east side OF Union between Prince snd
klDg streets, running through to the Strand,
about II fret 81 inches wide between 20 feet
alley on the south, being the property and oc-
cuDied by +. a. Reid, ss on ice house.
5. THREE STORY BRICK SLATED
WAREHOUSE NO. d south Union street, %
feet inches front 81 fact inches deep
Terms: One third ctsb, balance in four and
eight months with interest, to be secured by
bonds of purchaser, lien on the property and
insursnce Of buildings.
sale TO be su eel 10 State and city taxes of
l8SO-Sl.
Pisce of ssle-xnterance to Corporation court
room, FsirfaI street.
FSANCIS MILLER,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller, deceased.
sep Its
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BOW Gould Lost His Eyebrows.

Jay Gould, says the New York correspon-
dent of St. Louis paper, has no eyebrows.
"Yes." J." said broker, few days ago, "apd if
the decision Of toe U. 8. Supreme Court, 10
the matter Of the payment, by the Uoion Psci-
6e Railroad, had proven uofavorable to him be
would have lest his life at the same time.
Gould had his ell staked 90 Uuion Pacific, and
the stock had been worked up from 10 to about
&c. The lower court had decided in bis favor,
and it wss with feversh anxiety that the result
Of the appeal vas awaited. The rpmor got
about in Wall street that the decision of he
court above would be adverse TO Gould, aud 10
spite of the private assurances that had travel-
ed from Justice Field to Cyrus Field, and therc !,
to David D. Field. Goulds counsel. and so on
through the Field family to Jay Gould. that
the decision would be 10 favor of the railroad
company and against the government, the ad-
ve's, runors SO uosrung Gould that it was
hard icr bin to keep on his feet. A private
telegraph wire was brcd from WASHINGTON
with one terminus in Mr. Goulds ofics and
the other 10 the room adjoining the Supreme
Court Cbsmber. The Coy the decision was to
be rendered was 40 exciting ooe for Gould.
TIE operators sent all the DECISIONS IS they
were rsad aud you can imagine the nervousness
caused by the long, tedious opbions telseraphed
in which Gould had no interest. This Was kept
up for hours and hours. Gould was so excited
that be was almost prostra.ed. At length the
operators announced that the reading of the
opinion n the Unlon Paoi6c railway Casa had
been com nencsd. The FIST of the opinion be-
gau to cvpe over the wires. aud it was mare
history of the case. Oh shut him off ~ cried
Mr.. Gould, and ask him whether the decision
OF the lower court is affirmed The answer Was
awaited With brestbl:ss anxiety.
General Dodge says hat Mr.. Gould sank 10
q chair, as pale as dead mso, sud those sb yut
him w'ra much cJncerned for fear that If the
d, csion was adverse Mr.. Gould would fall to
the flor dead man. As it was the shock
proved more than he could bear. The operator
ANNOUNCED that the decision of the lower curt
had been Affirmed. Mr.. Gould wa, completely
pros,rated. although the decision gave him
millions. dc was carried to his homo in Fifth
avenue aud long Sickness followed All his
hair came out, including his eyebrows, aod
these nature never restored There Is no doubt
that Mr.. Gould would bsva been killed by 40
adverse decision, and the stock would surely
have dropped to tan. )"
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN FAIR
FAY COnNTY

- IA WI ~
BY virtue of dard Of trust exc cuted on the
18th day of July, 1872 BY s. +. Chapman and
wife 10 me, ss trustee, I will offer for sale At
public auction, in front of the Court House at
Fairfax Court House, on MONEAY. the 18Th
day of October, 1850. the TRACT OF LAND
eyed to me IN said deed. situated on the
Aiexandris and Leesburg turn Ike, abe eight
miles from Fsirfax Court House. containing
about SEVENTY-ONE ACRES. The said
deed of trust is on record in the Clerks Office of
the County G. urt of Fairfax county. Purchss.
ers are referred TO Mr.. ID z. Guunell, at Vienna
who will give all inform alton ABOUT The land
Terms: One fourth .sb, and the residue in
three equsl annual payments from the day of
sale, bearing intere,t from that day, snd secured
by deed of trust on the land
Address me By letter 1T Winchester, Va.
sepl4-@4y w. CLARK Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS LALE OF VALUA
~ RLE LAND-By virtue of decree pro.
nOunced by the Circuit Court of Prince William
county, at the November special term, 1879,
Thereof IN the chsncery uit # Stonnel VS. Ston.
nell toe uader'igned special commissioners
therein named will offer for sale at public au :.
tlon, before the front door of the court house of
the said county, on MONDAY, the llth day Of
UABLE FAkM, situated in the said county,
ca lied 'NEABoCO." containing about CAB
acres This farm lies on the Il eabsco run, about
one hslt mile from Fesbaco Mills snd postc flee;
1t ls heavily timbered and has on it COMMO-
DlOUS DWELLING and al necessary out
houses. well felced and in good state CT cultivs.
ton 1t has on it also VALUABLD SLATE
QUARRY which has been extensively worked
since the war.
Terms Of Sale-One third of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three equal
payments at one, two and three years, with in
terest from day Of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security, for the deferred
pay ments, and the title to be- retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid
NJ :. Richard Stonne, living on the premises,
will take pleasure 10 showing the farm to any
person wishing to purchase.
A plot of the farm msy be seen al the Office of
John NJ. johnson, esq, Alexandria, Va.
JOHN n. JOHNSON. co,rn,ro.
z. L. MEREDITH, Co,nni
VIM. <. LIPSCOMB u osle'
Prince Willi m county sep lots
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Prince Will m county. sep lots
GALE LANUIM PkINCE WILLIAM
~ (,nJTNTY

GALE OF LAND IN PENCE WILLIAM
- COUNTY.
By virtue Of decree rendered at the June
teru 1880 OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax coun :.
ty. iI the suit Of James Jones ct ais VS. K 4
Fowle q: ais the undersigned, commissioners of
sale therein named, on SEP rSMBER 20. 1870
Court day, al 1880 =. u.. in front of tbs Court
House OF Fsrf,x county. will offer for sale 9
certain TRACTUE LAND, ip Prince William
county about II miles from Dec 5qu1n on tns
Brensvile road bou BY the lands of Ham
mill, Semsn and Duvsn. The tract contains 1870
screa rood and IA polss and has a subslsntisl
DIV ELLlHG snd othar improvements upoa i,
Terms: One tenth Of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue IN three rqu.l iDs:slments
at 8, II and Is roouths, with interest from the
day OF sale the purchaser TO give good security
for the deferred pay ments Title 10 be retained
until full payment Of the purchase moaey.
ChSSIU~ CaErHR, ! Comm'rs.
+. l.. SMITH, of sale
FsirfsX cOuntV anp27-2sut.
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a FerrybOat Incident,

Among the last persons 10 dodge through
the gate aud 20 on crowded ferrsboat that
was starting from Falton Ferry slip on this side
of the river about five O'Clock on Saturday
atterooon, was b,refooted aud ragged, but
wide awake Dewsboy with bundle of afternoon
papers slung over his shoulder. He entered
the mems cabin, and lodging through the
crowd, worked his way forward. shouting the
names of the papers that he had for sale. A
dyspetic looking individual, dressed like gen.
temsp, Rrowled out petulsnt mo-" and
added that the lad had 60 business selling pa
pers there.
Come here, bub." said sturdy looking
man, who looked like mechanic. He bought
a paper, and said loud enough tor the ps,uaut
man to overhear: Some crusty old c,dgers
would rather See boy ssarve than let him earn
an honcst living"
Hes got 20 right to sell papers here"
said the person for whom the remark was 10
tended. IT'S against the rules of the com.
pauy"
"Oho! amt We careful Of the oomnany's iG.
tetess?" said the other, good naturedly, aud
the passengers, who were becoming interested,
smiled 10 sympathy.
The dyspeptio looking man was nettled and
said testify: You seem to be phiauthropic
Individual. but guess could give that boy
little more money than you could"
"Bub. where are you ?' the mechanic called
oct, pulling out roll of money. That's a
20. amt millionaire, but I'm derned if /
don't see this thing through. Come, DOW, put
up or shut up" and as be spoke be placed a
dollar 10 the hand Of the sstonished news boy.
Nov, 60 over to that gentleman be added,
"snd he'll give you two"
A round Of applause greeted the act from the
thoroughly interested passengers.
The petulsnt ma1 was evidently uuprepared
for this turn 10 affairs. and he endeavored to
parley; but admonishing cries came from all
quarters Done try to sneak out of it nov, -
"Pay up like man, Give the boy bis two
dollars, Stick to him, sonny" He hesitsted
. moment, gszed help!essly around, aud, seeing
90 chance OF escape. hastily produced s. note
| from we'll filled wallet, and With sickly smile
banded it to the boy. The mechanics eyes
spsrkled with pleasure. "Dern my eyes, be
yelled after the retreating figure. who wss quit.
| ing the boat With the other passengers, "l'l
make it five more if you'll say teD!" The
challenge was not accepted. Somebody pro-
| posed three oheers and tiger, and they we're
gi7en.-N Y Sun
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" +. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

On Queen, between Washington and Columbus
streets
The SCHOOL FOR BOYS, which has baen
in successful operation for l8 years, and in which
ire taught sll the fundan entail End higher Eng
!i:h h7sLches, will commence again on MON
DAY Sept l3
The terms Of tuition depending upon tn }
branches taught, rarg from Sc to $40 per quar-
ter in advance.
The Pr: cipsI will be at his school room every
day stor the IN OF s;eptem var from o'clt cs to
J. m to receive and elias silly pupils. sug2O-tf
MISS A. K SWAIN WILL REOPEN
VA HER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS anu LIT.
TIE BOYS, THURSDAY, Septem5 Der 18th
she " Il tsKe limited number OF MUSIC
&c .o!ars. For .erms, &C.. apply to the Prnci-
IA. No - Prince ST augl8-tSl6
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EDUCATION

NTlS* TEBBS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, at
w l23 Queen street will commence it's eighth
annual session September Is. Terms per quar-.
ter lin sdvsnc.) English ST and So, French aud
German ea"h 81. Sep l-2W
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SjlRGINlA a. & N. COLLEGE.

The ninth session opens on MONDAY, Sept.
~. The military fsstu-e is reduced to the min
imum and greater emphasis will be put on The
technics! WORK in sgrc llture and mechanics
The expenses are very small. Information may
he had from the county superlntendents Of
.ca0o,s. or by application to
JOHN HAHT, Acting President,
sug2--lm Black sburv Va
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MIS-, GEOHGIA ARNOLD will resume th e
IVA duties If her school, WEDNESDAY,
se temher 10, 1850 over the German Banking
Company.
KINDERGARTEN SYSTEM taughtin the
Primary Department.
Dsi.y practice in CALISTHENICS.
Terms moderate apply at No. l07 Queen
..."t, aug 2S-tm
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THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN
LEAF

With the chills and f4ver, the victim of nalaris
msy still reeoVer by using this celebrated spe>
clic. which not only breaks up the most s9grs-
waited attacks, but prevents hoir recurrence. It
IS Infinitely preferable to quiuine, not only
because it does the business far more thorol 3hly,
but also on account Of its perfect whoIesoneness
and invieorstiny action upon ths entire system.
For sale by all Druggiss and Dealers gener.
s1lv
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DRY GOODS,

r ARGE STOCK OF STAPLE GOODS.
- tuesday, Sept 7th. 1850.
We receive and open to-day 'ull line of
Staple Goods and at prices lower than ever Of
fered in this market All Linen Table Dsm,sk
at 25c. Full Standard Prints ht g., aud other
goods as cheap. Call and see.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
sept No. 103 King st Alexandria.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
l. Friday, Sept Sd, 1880.
We hsve stock of goods especially suited to
the untry trade. and will sell to dealers as low
ss they can buy the same goods in the Bali more
market. Our 90 DDS are bought strictly for cash,
and We sell at close prices.
u. r. BRASHEAR,
sepS lO9 King st, Ae1andris, Va.
NEW GOODSI NEW GOODSl
We opened to-day me new aud pretty goods
received from Philadelphia viz: Hsmburss,
Fancy Tles, Figured n cts, L c. Hsndkeichiefs,
Gloves Velveteens, Hose Fancy Buttons &C.,
&c, with other desirable goods.
ID. +. BRASHEAR
sep2 109 King st., Alexandria, Va.
CLOSING OUT SUMMER STOCK.
We offer all styles of Summer Goods at prices
regardless of cost. in order to reduce stock and
make room for fall and winter supplies.
REMNANTS AT HALF PRIOE. Great
bargains may be expected,
D. F. BRASHEAR,
sep2 lC9 King street alexandria, Va.
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VIRGINIA HOME SCHOOL.
Mia NNJEN Sim MHRe

Miss ANNIEN SUMMERS
Will reopen her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and
LITTLE BOYS on MONDAY. Sept 9th For
terms, &c.. apply to the Principal, No. l1S
Prince atre t. sepl-29
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A WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT

Inc reddenlnR IeRves begln 70 1aII;
Late summer clouds hang over all.
Precociuus chestnuts soon will drop,
And fros: fail OF the mcu u1tain's top.
Prepare tor wint:r's 1inds and snows,
Ers you feel its shcill sharp blows.
Then 60 at orcs to STAEsBURY's store,
And have your stoves all N ade secure
Nc Burney's Building.
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" ~ AA ~
aug2S-aots
SALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

BY virtue Of a decree rendered at the June
term, 1870 Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax coun-
ty in the suit of John D DeBell, administr ator
cf K. 4. Daniel deceased. vs. A. s Grigsby,
&c, the undersigned. com missioners of sale
therein named, on SkPTEM MBER20 1880. Court
day, at II CLOCK M, will sell at public auction
before the door Of the Court House of said coun-
ty, certain TRACT OF LAND, belo, ging to
A. s. Grigsoy, containing 1884, acres, more or
less. The said land lies near tho village of Cen.
treville. adjoining the lands of Pomeroy EIgin
and others: Persons desiring particular de.
scription thereof are referred to Mr.. John d.
DeBell, who resides in the vicinity
Terms CT Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in hand as deposit, lsble to be forfeited
and the land rssold at the risk of the purchaser
should be tail TO com plete his purchase; the res.
idue in three equal annual instalments, with 10
terest from day of sale, payable annually, 10 be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
good personal security and retenti N of title till
the last payment is made.
81. W. THOMAS, Comm'rs of
THOMAS MOORE, Sale.
John w, Mohler, Auclioneer.
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FANOVhK ACADEMY,
IA TAYlORSVILLE p. O, VA.
vi. Hillary 7. Jones, Nj. g.; Major Horace w.
JONES. Mr.. James NJ. Amber.
Session begins UCrOBER1.
f"r catalogue, &c, apply TO
.u1O twtUi n p HOMES
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EOR RENT, on reasonable terms ROUSE
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