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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-14
AECEaSN aAEEs.
Ky Green & Wise Auclioneers.
Public Sale Cf the Pioneer Mills,
IN TIE CiT2O OrALEX iNDEIA. VA,

IN TIE CiT2 OE ALIEN iNDRIA, VA.
We will t;.r for sale at Public auction on
III RSDAY, the 9Th day of May. 1850, st S
o'clock m., on tho premises, the valuable FRO.
pertv known IS TIE PIONEER MILLS, 10.
Gated in said city, at the foot of Duke street and
immediately on the water front Of Potomsc
river, with wharf ard ample depth of water for
the largest vessels. and the advantage of one of
the eest wheat and corn markets in tha country.
The building is one of the best and m 7st sub
stantisl TO be found is built of brick, with
splendid granite foundation; four stories hi b.
with attic; covered with slate; is iiO1eO feet !:
enplne and boiler houte ld0x30 feet has u pairs
o! ii feet burrs; capacity ofG00 bb.s per "a hourf
elevator l3xlf feet TO l:t and Ind stories: psir or
engines and six boilers boiling machinery and
gearing.
Tho building is on ground leased from the
city; no city taxes on tho property or on the
capital Invested in the business of nanuf.ctur.
lng and we think thst if application bs made to
the City Council the ground rep: will be remit.
ted TO the purchaser for the first ten yosrs of
active operation.
The Mills are open for inspection TO any pay
Ties wishing TO examine tho property.
Terms of Sale: Cash preferred though 9 res.
sonsble cash payment would bo received at time
OF sale, and the residue in II, IS, and 81 months,
equal payments, with interest, and deed of trust
Oh the premises. GREEN s. WISE,
aprlo'eOtS for the owners
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SHOT FOR SINGING PIEAFoRE.-A fow even.
inGs sg). while two young men were visiting 8
lady friend on Church Hill, one of them began
to sirg: Farewell. my own, light of my life,
farewell" selection from Piuafors. His friend
arose from Ills seat and went Tito an adjoining
room, and soon returned with small riff, in
his hsnds. and remarking in jocular manner,
Tho penalty for singing Pinsfore is death to
the cfender," r.isod the weapon (unloaded az
The piece exploded with sharp crack, ard the
PIaafore vocalist was heard to exclaim, Il am
shotP This caused great CONSERVATION in the
room. An examination was made, and it was
discovered shat the young nsn had slight
But for the heavy sI6e sesm in tho sentle leman's 8
psnts, which caused the ball to glance, the
wound would have bsen serious and might have
resulted in the loss Of the limb. Rich. State.
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IuE GALLONS AS PULPlT.- Suoder-
land. 10 the course Of sermon sptks So follow,
Lat what l do most strongly oljac! 10 is the
naklog spectacle. show and parade of the
d9a'h OF crIu iaals. II. By faith 10 Christ they
Go taTely escape with their own souls OF last let
1t 90! be b!fzoucd abroad to the whole wcrId, as
though they were pre-. en.ioeut saints of God,
Just about rIoe to bo canopiz,C; whereas thev
arc mere frebIards rlDcktd from tho burning,
II saved al all. The gaIloWs of msu guilty cf
Turder Is not tho most impressive pulpit from
"toh TO declare bis sainthond. II Chritisn
ministers would t'ks tho right stand on this
SUI cot. and refuse to parade 10 such sps .aces,
the evil which foTs frtm them would bu pre-
vented. do nor. by this, nesp to dery the
c1usoi''ioos OF relIglnu. or tho of!ises OF the
cltrRy, to co1demncd neu about 10 die. But
say that. at the best, the religion Of tue QUO 30
situated 10 net thing TO be talked Of aod pa
:aded before lha world % if rho caff,ld were
always tbs snrlst and sifost Way to Haven.
isu5 inst thcre is wonderful power in the
Gospel TO support man undcr sentence OF
death. II he can avail himself OF it, there can be
90 manner Ct doubt. The thief On the cross,
VINO heu and ;here, flr 10 first .ime, knew
and leI6 that tle who hung beside him wss the
very aud oily Christ. the Saviour Of tho wcrld,
was answered in tic prayer CT his cxprlug
breath. 81 that none need despair, even the
Vlie,t ct mer. TIE other thief is reprcseottd III
dying lu sulleu gloom, 50 that none need pre-
sums 90 the mercy OF Heaven aad think them
selves safe 10 their continued impeniteIo,. The
great lact Is that human nature peeds some one
to lean upon, to lock up to- to c1bfde in when.
ever It is 10 crisis or uuder a pressure from
the circumstances Of hfc. When death arrives,
when the soud must 20 forth iu a strange QUA
try aud when tho apprehension Of solemn, ua
kuowo things fills tie mind, then We need
something more than humao frierd, SINE
thlOg more than an earthly sympathy, and
moro than creature strength on
which 10 rept s. our WEAKNESS Of heart"
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By Green s. Wise, Aue:ionee,s.

pY VIRTUE OF decree of the Circuit
- Court for the county of alexandria Va
rendered at its Novembe tsrn 1879 il the SUIT
of Dixon q Brother vs.. Robert Bail tho uuder.
signed. commissioners theroih named will offer
for sa'o by pubc suction n TUESDAY, the
dth dsy Of May, 1881 in 'ront Of the ertrancc to
/ he Conr. room. on Fnirtsy street 81 l. o'clock
NJ a Tx CT OF LAND. containing Il acres,
nOar Ball's ID Roads in alex .cGrls county. Va
VIII be sold as whole or offered in two sepsr-
ate tracts of II acres and II acres each.
Terms of Sale: One third of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue ir
G., II Ind is months (thrce equal i2..alnert.)
with interest
ALBERT STUART, I Com,a'5s
II. y. CLAUGAT0N. Ct sale.
ap2-9aVts
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Ia TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEArl.

Menphia February II. 1871.
Or. Tut: Sir-t hsvo been suffering tor nesr-
iy two years with severe cough. Whom 1
commenced taking your HHpa@t3r.nt WAS re-
LucoI t. one hundret aud sixteen pounds in
w"'ght. had tried s}mo5L everything; had
t"7rlo.a night sV;.tS. hsva TAKEN half dozsa
bottles The light swcsts have left mo The
cau.h ms d scared. cad h.vo gained h!.aen
pounds IN u~sh. l racomn6hd it 20 ail my
friends. Wi.h srcs! respect,
OLIVER RICE
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FROM Tor TO CELLAR stocked With M
MENsE BARGAINS IN GOODS OF ALL KINDS 10
our line. We have been heavy spectators and
are now ready to state that our stock is com
plete in every department. Having purchased
ALL AND EVERY ARTICLE FOR CASH DOWN. we
are prepared to say If you will give Us call We
will show you the BIGGEST, LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST Stock 10 the country, Washington
not excepted. Convince yourself. and price
our goods before buyioe. Samples freely given
and prices guaranteed. Come. one and all to
spl32W ISAAC ElCnBURG's.
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! HEW3PArEE PUBLI9HEE WRITES

Ctlcc Evening New., Augusta. Ga.
DR.. Tut: uoar Sir-Ny little son was attack
Ci with nnaumonia last winter which left him
With violent cough that lasted till within q
month since, for tho euro Of which I sm indcb.-
cd - yoar valuable Expectorant. l had tried
mos: everything recommended. bat mono did
sny good until l used your kxDectorant, one
bottle Of which removed the cough entirety.
WIKI mary thsnks, en- yours truly,
JOHN Il. WEIGLE
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WILLING TO GIVE IT Up.-Wc have this
day op:ned celt,itly ono Of the mtsi hand
some and select stocks of DRY GOODS aid
DRESS GOODS 10 all kuown branches and styles.
together With all kiods of suitable TRIMMINGS
to match 10 as foe grade goods as are to BE- had
If We c.Dnot suit aoy of our customers 10 style,
taste aud pric,, this season espc caly we ara vi l.
irg 10 give it up. apis ~ |. EICHBERG.
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Germsn-"Vell, Mr.. IL, how much do you
charge for turyng ny vite?"
Preacher-"Oh, / do not cnsrge anything for
attending funerals"
German (sniliDg signilcantly)-"Vsll, now,
this is very kind you. But shtop . minute!
In few days l give you bstter job dan dat"
Preacher-"W by, what may that be2"
German Oh, very much better job dan dat.
be's going to get married again."
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MEssaCENAE.
DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTORANT.
~ % CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES

- p'o"eItiiss ara Derrulcen., Nutritivo, Bal.
st@..c' So1thinE ind Healing. Combining all
ln"se qualities, it ia the most effective LING
bAh.,A 81 ever offered 20 sufferers from pulmo.
pr. j. Y. HAYWOOD, Of Now YORK vo,u,
trrjiy n!orses il. Read what hs saws.
Ne~ York, Sept. 10, 1877.
hr. Tut: Dear Sir-nurog this year i treat.
9! Hl"a hundred cases of lung diseases In the
,o"57 wsrds Of the city tha cases we're Of O. yerv
sever" tyne 1t was there my ettention IVES
called to TuLts E.poctornnt and 7 confess w.
surprise a. its wonderful power. During q prac.
ice OF twenty y"e.s have Uorer hoown med
irlEa - a2t Is promptly and with such happy
fleets. IT instantly snbdupd the most yiocn
H.s Of coughing, hni invariably cured tha d.
-ohFe III = lew days cheeIfully crdorso i. as
ne best lung medicine | evor used
j. FRANCIS Hay WOOD, MD.
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Tie steamers cf this company make connec-
hons a. Ao7!o!k for BostoE and all points East ;
At AeW York with all points Weat and North .
w8ss and b. Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad snd Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rn:os given and freigh. handled care
fully AID promptly. For further information
spp'y to +. a. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
SAAC BACON, Presid Mt.
OEce under Natl. Aetrop. Bark,
sep sep %i-tt Washington, u. G.
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Lazy UF TIE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 O. o'clock p.n.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. M.
This staunch iron steamer has Just been paint
cd throughout. ststorooms newly furnished aud
csrpeted, and is the handsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on tho Potomac river and Chesapeake @
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
nection with the New York and Boston steam
ors; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines routh. Stops at PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Fare, first class, 81; round trip 81 90.
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By (iroen & Wise
CRasl Es.s,e Aoouts and .ano,iors:

[Resl Estate Agents ndAuctioueers.1
PY VIRTUE OF 4 DECRNE or TIE
G9 Circuit Court Tor the city Of Alexsnd;is,
Va. rendered at Its May term, 1876, in the suit
in Chsncefy, tho undersi icned, cCm nissioners
therein nance d. will vtier for s-le by public sue
ton. on THURSDAY. tha pa d.y Of April
1880, in ftoLt of tho Market Building on FsirfsI
street at II O'clock IL lie fl!oHina described
rcsl cstale TO wit:
No 1-HOUoE md LOT o1 ire uorth Sit: % Of
hing St bf ginning IL teet est Of Henry st st tho
mlddia Of tho partition wall there standing; then
east lot feet, moro or less to tie middle of En
other psr.ltloG wsll. and eI!en6iDg back 1CO feet
to q ten # Glley, with .he !se thereofin common
No. 2-VAGANT LOT on the nor side Of
Prince street. 4l fuet S! inches esst of Payne s.
thence esat 20 ieet, aud extending north the
same width ss in fr2il!, lC4 feet inches, 10 j.
feet alley, with the usa thereof in common.
No ga LOT or GROUND on the Yves!
side Of st. Assph straes, bs2iunirg SO feet in.
south Of King street binding en- sn alley 10 fett
wids, running thence south on st. AsaDh street
- feet 10 iaches T. Eenca west in line parailal
TO King street lly feo. to 81 ally Il feet ) in.
wide; thence poIth psraNel TO - Assph ST. 43
feet 10 inches to the 20 feet alley; thence cast
with tbs sNid alley aud parallel 10 King street
ITO feet TO tho b'Gi"nn2. ws.h tho Gso OF both
alleys.
No "a RENT CHARGE OF S}G per Az
mum ia f,e lsrs ed upon 4 picco cf ground on
the vast sldo D! Union Strc-L. between Cameron
and Qleen streets. II tset inches north os
Thompson's illey u fest 9 inches front and iL0
feet deep, noDs heli by g. Prices Eo!r5
No 5-A FRAME HOUSE and LOT on the
south side of King slrost, IS f. ct inches west Of
Patrick street 25 fec. BY leo iee;.
No. 6-uDUS% and Lot on tho southwest.
ccrne- of Kirg and Kerry strar's.
No 7-HOUSE and LOr on the north sda OF
Prince street. n~xt esst Of house and lot on the
corner cf Alfred street, and adjoining Il l.
Csrne.
No GROUND RENT Of 80 33 per sn.
mum charged On the property on the southwest
corner of Camaron and 1t Assph streets.
No. 9-uUU5E and LOT on the south side OF
King street adjoiriog on the east the house at
the corner of Alfred street, now occupied by
Demaine. Is feet 10 inches BY 81 feet inches,
space Of feet 4 inches by Is feet 10 Inches IN
rear to bs kept open for use OF Ills and adjoining
lot
Terms of Sale: Erough in cash 10 psy costs
OF suit and sale, and the residue Of the purchase
money in three equal insts)ments, with interest
from the day Of sale, payable at one, two and
three years the honds Of the purchaser OF pur.
chasers, with good security, to be t-ken fer the
deferred payments, and the title 10 bo retained
until said bonds 81 paid.
II. o. OIiAUGHTON, ! Comm'rs.
q. w. WATrLES, J of Sale.
NH l8-tols
WILL, bn offered at ito same tirno And place
w the THkEE STORY BklCN u NELL-
ING No. g. south Royal street, The house la
,ol nd has oil thu 1O1Ir lmDrGyO- e
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Mail. Express.
South Bound.

Mail, Southwark. connects at Gordonsville,
with Ches. s. Ohio Il. T., Hast and West At
LyncIburg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. s.
Ohio 4. T., through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas-and at Dsnville with Richmond q
Dsnville Il. T., to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsville
to all points on Ches. s. Ohio 4. 4.
MIXED TRAINS for Msin Line leave Al.
e1andria daily, except Sunday, 500 a. m. and
II 90 noon. and returning arrive at AleXandria
eco p n and 2 % p. NJ.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 8. N. snd Alexandria 35 .. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive st Strasburg at II Is p. M,
connecting with the Valley Rosd East and
West Leave Strssburg 2 80 p. m, arriving at
Alexandria al 6 20 p. nj.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, st 8 Gu g. H., and returns Men
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 2 4S p. m.
For AiddleburS, d&;ly connection at Plains
station.
For Uppor7illc, regular connection At Dels-
plane
For WAKR ENToN, lesve Washington at
7 10 y n.
All trsins make socd connections, 1t Wash
ington, to and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
I 10 g. M, running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 4O
p. NJ, Marks Adjustable Reclining Ohair Car,
with extra charge only Sl.OO, through to
Danvlle.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
splO J. ID. BROADUS. G. ia.
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SSEa ESItA.
Oon POTOMAC 700
L CoO STEAMBOAT co. L CCO
Steamer
GEORGEI.EAR ID A RY
S!SEa E SstA
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE,


RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT goirg and returning
On and after Monday. March 18th, 1851. the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph w hite,
Commander. will resume her route between the
sbove ports.
FROM ALEXANDRIA, a Hooe's wharf every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 6 p. m,
and every SATURDAY at 64 p. m.
From NORFOLK, Campbelrs whsrf every
TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ct
p. m.
Arriving al either port early next morning.
During the past winter the Le.ry has been
thoroughly overhauled, newly painted, carpet
3D. upholstered and put in nice Older, Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, first class
table and courtesy and attention from the officers
and servants of the boat. Tickets. rates. lntor.
nation, state rooms SC. furnished by
p. b. KOOE, Agt., Ale1s, Va.
B. +. DODD, Agt.. Wash, u. 9. NH 9-tf
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EGR SALE-UBder judgment and execution
a a Tor labor in favor of Cnas. Tyers VS.. James
Clegg I will offer for sale ut Occouusn bridge
In Fsitlax county, on MONDAY, April 26.h
a. z O'clock m, 500 more or less) PAVING
STONE BLOUkS, dressed ready fo7 use.
Terms-cash.
apl3-td + HSkETJN C "
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FOK POTOMaCRuVEIs.

STEAMER JOIN ". TEO.HPS0H
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UkDAY st 730 a. m; returning on alternate
days
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apl0 cots WARWICK 7. MILLER.



RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by Alexander Hunter, recorded
in liber A, No. 4, rago 4s0. lsnd records Of
Alexandria county, Va, to secure unto Wilism
u. Mitchell the payment Of 81, $40 IS. with six
per cent interest from tho 1.h day Of Nobgmber,
1871, which said deed and indebtedness have
been assigned and transferred to James f. Car
lin, tho undersigned will, as trustee therein
named, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of May,
leso. at l. o'clock m expose to sale st public
auction, in front Of the NJ orkot House Buildiag,
on Falria street. Alexandris, Virginia, tho fol-
owl1g described property:
a CERTAIN TRACT Of LAND. contain
ing $50 acres, mora or less. si.ults and lyiog in
alexandria couaty, Virginia, on the west side of
the w sshington and Alexandria Turnpike, and
bounded as follows: On the north and west by
the lar ds of A, L. Addison, on the south by the
Alexandria Canal. and on the cast by the Old
Military road, bsiEg part Of tho Abingdon
tract.
Tho debt aforesaid ia subject TO q c,oiis OF
SlE5 SIS CT March 18th, 1877.
Terms OF Sale: Enough in cash 10 pay The
costs Of sale and tho accrued interest on tho debt;
and for the residue Of the purchase money on
credit of one two and three yesrs, with interest
from the day Of sale; the bonds of the purchaser
to be given for the deferred instslments, and
the title retained until they a-o paid
Rl3-ts c. W. w k'rT rs TruEtea
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T1RUS STEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE
L PKOPERTY NEAR OCCOQUAN VII
LAGE-By virtue of deed CT trust from
George Selecmsn and wife, dstod the 18th day
OF February. 1878, recorded among the land
records OF Fairfax county, liber Z, RIO page
2Gi, and for the purpose therein mentioned, the
undersigned will ctfer for sale ty public auction
at Fairfax Court House. on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of April, 1850. tho TRACTS OF LAND
conveyed in said deed OF trust. except that por.
tion convey ed by George Selecuan and wife 10
Rodman Selecman Ssid land contains
SO scres, and will be sold in lets desgnst sted as
lots Nos l. , and s. No. contains 60 acres.
with COMFORTABLE HOUSE, ono third in
timber. No. 2-l92 acres with good HOUSE
and barn, ono third cleared. No. 3-270 sores,
and kr own ss the Home Tract; hss a com fort
able HOUSE and barn
Terms of Sale: So much cash as will pay e1-
penses of sale; also tho sum OF one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the i5.h day
of Februsry 1878 until the day of sale Sell.
ing. as trustee shall convey such title rs i:
vested in ne which believe to be good
WILLIAM +. HALLEY, Trugtee
Fail fax county, NH 1S.wtd
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NNRUSTEK' S SALEM FAIRFAY-Byv vir-
a tue CT a decd of trust from j. D. Crockor
and wife, dated Nov. 20.h. 1876. and duly re-
corded in tho land records of Fairfax county,
Va, and tor tho purposes therein mentioned. l
shall oter foT sale by public auction, in front ofthe
Court House door, At Fairfax G H., on MON.
DAY, April 10Th, 1850. (court day. at II m. the
TRACT OF LA ND conveyed by the above
deed, containing l3l and 9l-lO0 rc'es, lying upon
the road lesding from Lewensv:lle TO Langley
adjoining tho lands of Smoot, Pescock, and
others, and known as the "Dorr Crocker" place.
This sale will DO made subjec deed oil trust
dated Sept 1874. 10 secure Albart Peacock the
sum Of S77O, and also subject to another trust
deed. dated Jan. 9th, 1876, to SECURE Nicholas
Acker the SUM Of 81 000
Telms OF Sale: Cs-h, as TO the costs CT this
salo, snd the SUN of four hundred dollars and
unpaid interest thereon for something ever Two
J ears. BaiaGcs III one. two. and three yesrs
q. 4 HlNE. Trustee.
Fairfax county Va nj ,rch lS-ts
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EVERY MONDAY, at y H.; and returning
leave Now York, from pic. IL, East river, EV-
EH1 SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p. n.
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RI u y + y Ii AIR j -.
CRAY HAIR OR WHrsKERs changed TO =
Glossy BLACK by single application Of this
DYE. It imparts a Natural Color, acts Instsus
n-eously and ia as Harmless a. spring water.
Hold by DruggG!s. or scat By er pI o'5 on receipt
OF 81.
office. SIS Murray 81. Ne7S York.
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vertisers
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FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILEU And
IA RAW LINeBED OIL; also Nes.sfoot
Lard, Tannerb and several grades of Lubricat-
ing Oil, always on hand at
w. r. CkEIGHTON'S,
ia 25 eh king street
TANNBY'S CELE BhhT.O IEl, t.AIh.
y LlNlMEN1, al in'nilbe cure far frosted
fe... Ony 25 c's Per bottle
JANNEY s. Co., sole ProD1ietors,
i.n15 10 and l62 King street
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Ey John w. Graham, Auclioneer.

TRUS STEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
4 PROPERTY IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
By vi,tue Of deed of trust from Alfred Bsyliss
and John H. Ssr:en snd wife, dated the 9Th day
of January, 1877, and duly OF record among tho
land records of FsirI,x county, in lber W, No.
4, folio 435, and fos the purpos, therein men,
toned, the undersigned will offer for sAlo by
public suction, in front Of the Court House door
at Fairfsx Court House. on MONDAY, the
10Th dsy of April, 1850. (court day. at Il
o'clock nl., to the highest bidder the TRACT
OF LAND conveyed by the above mentioned
decd, and described tnerein IS follows. viz: One
certain tract of land known as KEEN'S MILL
TRACT, situated on the south sds Of Pohck
Run, in tho district Of Lee county Of Fairfax,
State of Virginia, and contains by recent sur
vey, one hundred and forty. one and half acies
to which survey fer the metts and bouncs ref
erence is hsd.
Terms of Sale: So much cssh as will psy
coats Of sslo, also tho SUM of five hundred dol,
lars, with interest thereon from the 9th dsy of
January, 1877, until psid and if there be any
| residue of such purchase money, the sans shall
| be made payable at such tims or tines, and bo
| secured in such manner as the said B,yliss and
Ssrten shall direct. or in case cf their failure to
| give such directions, at such time and in such
manner as the undersigned shsil think i!.
msrlT-wts y. w. HUNT Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-14

lRe9l Estate Agents and AUctloneers.l
WASHABLE PROP PERTY AT AU CTION.
Will b, offered for sale by Public Auction,
TH URSDAY, the G.h day CT May, 1880, at II
clock, in front OF tho Mansion House, on Fair
fax street, in the city of Alexandria, Va, the
following property, to wit:
No. l. The lhrae.story BRICK DWELL
ING, No. II Washington street. north. Has
sl the modern improvements. Lot fronts about
lCO feet on Washington street, aud extends back
to st. Assph street. 24j feet 10 inches. Very
desirable.
No 2. & LOT fronting 50 feet 81 inches on
east side of Water street, a1d running back to
Union street 3 o feet.
No. g. A WATER LOT en- northeast corner
Union snd Queen streets, fronting on Union
street 81 fset inches and running into Poto-
mac river to Port Warden's line. Dock room
OF 33 feet being north half CT Queen street.
No. 4 A LOT on tho cast side of Union. bo.
tween Duke and Prince streets, from! 3 feet on
Union street, and running into the Potomac
river. Has wharf front of 80 fast and Oh it two
large warehouses. The warehouses will be sold
separately with the lots. or ns whole.
No. 5, A LOT OF GROUND at the Stone
Bridge, south side CT Duke street; contains
about "a acres; has two dwellings on it; good
snrlng and never failing branch on west aido
WlIl be divided into two or moro lots or sold as
whole.
Terms Of Sale Ono third OF tho purchase
money IN cash, and the residue in II IS. and ~
months, with interest. and deed Of trust on the
premises
apl0 cots WARWICK T. MILLER.