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, 1880-01-10
OHIO INDUSTRIES,

Report Of th& Lnbor Comnl1e%loncr.
CoIUMn.'s, O., Jan. 0.-Thu Commissioner,
Of Labor Statistics submitted his annunl re-
port to the Governor To-day. Following nre
some of tho interesting statistics In the
report: Number Of coal mid coke furnaces
and charcoal furnaces In blast, 81: number
last year, h3: number nf llaiNtx employed,
5,E5; Inst year, 8, lSs; capacity Of - furnnccs
tlaily, !, ,!El7 tons. There are II rOlllNE-mIlls
III tic State. 81 0f which are tn nperntion,
enploylns ~ persons. " 1Sis mills were
production Of coal during tho year Is estt-
ilsatrtl ut 900 900 tons, employing 14,000 per-
Sons. The highest wnges pail per month to
miners IL 247.75; the lpslst. 2215.
Sixteeli E!ASs-tlNnfnctDrles arc In opera
ttOll employing over l,000 persons.
ttnS-Wurk9 nrc III operation In sixty.nve
t0wls,- with capital invested OF nearly
'rle report closes with tho following recon-
lncntlati0lls for tho pAssaEe 0f laws:
Flrst-'ro prevent tho employment Of per-
SONS to rim stationary cngiies who are not
thoroughly competent.
Sccontl-ro p1pyitle for tho Inspection Of
factories md Workshops IN relation to their
safety tn prrsuns employed therein.
IHfrl-r0 ps0vltle for tho incorporation of
ctH1pcrntfve Misunderstanding nsyoetntion.
FOHrtA-'fo provide for tile appointment Of
q Commissioner to net III conjunction with
the Commissioners from other Stntcs OIL the
question nf pr1sun lnhor.
F!fHl-'Tlat n sufficient appropriation be
made to this Bureau to onnblu It to nltiplHy
thu necessary assistance to more fully carry
out the objects OF Its organization.
, 1880-01-10
AMERICAN UNION TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, Jun. 9.--Tlle contract OF
tho American Union Telegraph Company
Will, tho Pennsylvania Company Is olly
question of a few weeks. The Western
Union I.aH now tlIfrty-four contracts With
the Pennsylvania Company relating to differ
ent rnatls under the control OF tie Pgnnsyt
ynnia Ratlroal Company, and It's Directors
hive BEEN for 6n,ne timo trying to arrange
fur consolidation Of those contracts SO rs to
bring the business arrangements dow, 10 .
more simple basis. The PennsylvalEa
Is not bound, and never will be, to any
one company, md tho best that the
Western Union can expect Is co'r
tr,ct girlng them equal facilities With
Nny otllor company that may ask
for MI agreement with tho rai1rontl. Thu
Pennsylvania. owns NIL tho poles nl0ng rs
main llne, aud rents tho Mse 0f them to tug
Western Union. It nls0 Owns, n part OF
tlli!se bctweon tlis city al!I New York. The
Telegraph Committee Df tho Donra meets
ngnln tt.morrnw, md will soon DISPOSE Of
the Western uni0n matter, nfter which tue
American Union ntfer wilt 10 tAken M, niM
1t IL probable TINT the new Company viii be
afforded tho same facilities rs tho old upon
the HRtliG restrictions,
, 1880-01-10

arc under Ills control, while n !llrcct rnveln-
tlof, FROM Jehovah ii'spifes hin ~ rs mission
wns Hrt'wtng .nrrrrcai,ly ,ni!tlcr ytnr l,y
ypnr, under tho workings OF u. cnlDasnl
scheme fnr hcn1iny up the universe hy !nraiIs
Of i,nlsirr fHr,css ~, so''str,.et.'I % as IT. t.
form of. "s!ray' FROM vast lulNs. Cul. $cl-
lcrx is simply Inwlrru to tho ittttu frltnw
who lias mi alleged revelation from .lrtlt-
ynl, tn!! Mllo RIa,9!s!, y ~; te 1gey M1ay fr1m q,
Not tho lenst Interesting 1nst Of his story,
thltl In tho best Of f.ng|lsl,, WINS TINT partfEil
which describes wllnt Ind l'Vil tlone By tho
Cook County cnal centraetnrs towards a.l-
pm III this nrtcNlnr sertlnl, nf tho universe.
Another uf the lHltluuts turned out to be
4 G,lAnt'ArE Of OXFORD UNIVERSITY.
At ienst Dr. Spray sa1tl st,. n,ltl evidently he
lEeyett what he. said. IIr Is an old hta now,
wItl, aln.vcl head, nmtl Its lre,liinrlty con;
p1!cllng tlhir l,eat's oIf lctwcen his Ilngen."
NOM Hf the others were possessed nf my
ralllarkahlc recultartfcs, tho majority II
them nppenrlng to be merely SO 1nnny. ,,sull,
one sr',sr, tllnn tlle ,norc h1glly-eiftctl onrs
with unusually lively i,nugi!,ntlnl,s. All
;,, seemed c., to ,; be ps;a;ss . With H. the the
fsi4 &c eiac f acaT sa5 P u rcsrst cs W s ve w"fr5l @
the Oil rt,okrry III Jefferson. Case, parttcM-
lnrly, eyIneed his tlisplrasMre Mt tho transfer
when the purity reached kunEnkcc, nll0l,t Il
quarter tn Il, md weru ln,t by n gapng,
opcn-tyG4t collection nf villagers anil rttHtfcs.
The patients necessarily became somewhat
mixed up En tic crnwti, aud wfgn Dr. Sprny
counted those who Ind gotten intO the buses
there WIS 0ne missing. After lnoktng over
tho platform, and failing to t,rtl the MID ,na1l,
lie tOc,tlarly remarked nt It's beIME i,npDsst-
l,ie-in kal,aakce-t0l l,.cl; out u tllnatie from
II crowd Of ordinary penpr. tl'hIs nf cuursc,
provoked several retalintnry STILES, and
t!e Doctor w4s tnfor,t,cd,, annllE other
!l,lngs:. that le would 90 pretty we'll
wns lost, Tile elsatllng was givell anti take,,
In gttnd part, md, while II WIS g0lng oil, ono
Of the attendants saw tho ,nissng casc stand
Jug tlDichnlnlitly hnck iii tho crUwtl with Ills
hrNnt1 sllOrltera 1lnl.ltng lip the depot. llH
was instantly cullctl mt, md ratle forward
with n more or less slspepfsh lupl1 suT,,sing
his fnee. The 'htls,s startrtl ntlil the toll
st]tlle ride nyer mile of the worst rtlatl ll.ler
tho s,l, was lnntle all the more tlisagrrcahto
by Il pefting ruin. At Inst the carayun drew
tp lii frnl,t of tho new hospital md II few
moments Inter Or. H. NJ. Nfoycr, tho Az
sfstunt Superintendent, was giving tlirrctimis
III To the disposition Of tho newcomers, Dr.
Dewey. tho Superintendent, having beell
called Into the clty on Rl!eges-to-be necessary
business. The pa9tlents were assigned to
ventilated wards which nrc tho institutions
Justly prn,tu boast, ant, after agreenbfy
spending MI hnur or rlnre at the Hospital,
Or. Spray, bis Young man, and tic reporter
tOUls their leave, nntf were suun OH their
bounding WHY bncs to tho city,
, 1880-01-10
A HtLLl0NAlRE's LEGACY.

CLEVELAND, o., jan. N.-Nhen tho death
OF Leonard Case, tho millionaire, occurred,
Tuesday last, 1t was not known by Ills friends
thnt any will or uthcr disposition Of Ills
property had been n,a,lc. But to.tlay his a.-
torney, 1lonry q. Abbey, fled In The County
Auditors oilce deeds executed IN 1a77, 1t,
Whlel, tito deceased donates tlia Clty.Ilnll,
his residence, md vnlnable property utl(oiA-
Ing. t0getl,cr with II large trnct ut lalstl OIL
Casu aiitl Sc0vllia avenues, fur tho purpose 0i
cnllr,l tlle Cuso School Of Applied Sciences,
and lucntcI III cleveland, ut which shall lo
iauglt, BY competent professors and teach
ers, mathematics, physics, engineering,
mechanical chemistry, economic geology,
i,iniilE ani ,netallUrgy, natural history,
driving, md Wetlurn languagcs. The prop.
erty given Ia valued ut Sa, 900 600. Concern.
Ink TIM remainder Ut the tAtAtr, valued Mt
about s., ,000, ,0(O, nothing IL yut known.
, 1880-01-10

SrEl.1tSo. ILL.,; jan. o.-Durtng tho year
1870 the dIsttllcry OF John s. Miller u Co., In
tl,is city, used 9l3, ~, bushels Of curn, hOG7S
bushels Ut rye, and a,649 bushels OF barley,
or d total Ut 3oo, ,5gs bushels Ut yraln. From,
this WIS !nnslo l,hS3,0la pr0of gallons Of nj
enl,ol, upon which was paid u tux Of s1,4:st-
ssS.sD. AS largu NJ these figures ate, they
inttl tho ruvel..lo olllca ut tits place. The
Collectors nilico llrs recently been removed
frun it's old quarters to new apartments in
tho Patterson llank l3ulltliug, and things
Ills lit ut ill-tt,lIper, and Ind concluded to Let
tho Office relnuin WIiera II belongs.
, 1880-01-10
1IILTI'S VIEWS,
4 rEACEAll1.E SOLUTION WANTED,

opsERs UE5pa7fH 10 7Ht EH11Ho7 7f7oHHe-
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jun. Ex-senator It'll,
Of Colorado, who went home during the
recess. returned to Washington tt-tay. lln
sAys tho demonstrations wh!ci, ar, heard of
outside tho Stato IT. rrsar,l to tho Utes do mt
represent thu true stala Of feeling In Colo
RADIO. Tic sentiment Ut all CLASSES IL u,l-
.ouhtetlly IN favor Of tho removal Of tho
utss hut 1Gol9ra.lo, Ike al W;sllron;t!'ct;c.
aro In fayor u regular aiNi iawt,,l l,actlo.ls
of procedure. Senator I'LL hays efforts nre
l,piils n!Atla tn inert.nso Tho excitement, but
tho prople, NJ a WHOLE, .nre srlfeantaflMti
for pearef,,l negotiations, md hi believes
that ColUrltln will mt he betrayed Into
violent lneth0ls until others shn!l lnyo been
tried 0tld fall.
, 1880-01-10
A WORD TO WORKERS,

II ynur ayueations ase mentally or physically
laloFlmls, II thoy snhlect ytn! to exlosu,p Il! b.
isiusu Ut Il nnsurt t0 tilrllvo wear n1,a t1..s af
hr,stn, ala.l lervuus stran. yon may occasionally
T1xluIrc sns,lG rDntHat4nH tunu. HlAtutttr'a
Rtlaeh 3jltlsrs u tho ArtIele fur yo.,, It stlmu
latea tho falling enefyos, lnv'Kuratts tho body,
nnsl chcers tAe mind: It onablcF the system tsl
tiXuo, xives rune Mcl ygor tn tho organs of lEts-
ttoE, atxnsses tho liver when Inactive, which It
setlonsary, renews tho jadosi appetite, and ct,.
tnl,raves healthful rcnsG. Its lllgr.xllents arc
sl,te. nnd Its credentials. which consist in the
heurty Endorsement Ut persons Ut every claus Of
socluty, uro most convincing. Admirably II il
adapteQ to tho medical w&Ats OF workers.
, 1880-01-10
The Colnnnclps, from Texas nrs tlepre.
:latlng In lecos, Lincoln County, New Mex
PUBLIC SENTIMENT,
TIE C1tnItE GIVEN TO THE CAPTIVE WnatEN.
II The I,dlter ot The thitaqo 1ftbMnt.

TIE C1H,ltE NINE.S TO THE CA1pT1FE WOMEN.
ID The Editor n The Chttaqo Tribune.
Cmtc!,nu, Jun. 1.-'rle "dlslntcl, tn tic
Cincinnati EH4utrcr," capiesl I'll this nlorl,-
1ng'a TNlnuNE, toes, l,avo no .lomht, very
serious wrong to the women who wcru lately
captive ,anlonE tho utcs. sltee It gives tho
Impression tint they cl,nsc t1lsltnnDr rather
than .lnatl. when MI tito probabilities nrc
Of n master, or Of tliat in.tscrtininnto nut
rnEe resorte.t to by thc Sioux. It's tho ncalls
Of securing tho death nf their fcn,ne sartiycs,
FROM ~ yenrs ull .antl upward. 3y tho rules
1f nll sasaEc people, wnsl:,, witin.it M III
!!lyltllAl nWiirr II the. tpilIlI,on property nf
tho trilM: nlNt this Is tho rrson TINT Chris.
ttnn missionaries hnyp not always attacked
polygt,ny h,nnnE the hcatllel. by abolish
ing tint Institution they would hnvc Il lnrEc
maturity OF tho women absolutely without
prtltcctfOn.
by onr Indian customs, that particular
Chief whom one Of these women chose ss lit'r
owner was obliged tU protent her fr0lf tho
gclGrnf lust; a1hl n knowledge Of these Gus
toms Is necessary |" tho understanding of tic
horrible dt1cMn Iii wl.lell those women were
PLACED. JANE {iItEY SW1SSl1EI.Ai.
, 1880-01-10

VuEuG t<llt luuH tuouS$S NEtnSS tblG llVht4@
nlent concerning tho utcs. Mr.. Alenrs Rues
VIZ, tlle lMtliAns "a Washington, NJ not "a az m m
h, o,llSnl 'lnr tt ay way lnteriesttil i H. tlle
further ta, tint hu ins ll,o Interests Of the
State Hf CUl0ra,n Mt heart, md WIS Urged by
Dntay tn nrcntnmny him md his sub~Cliefs
TINT lie might liasen
srAScm FRIEND TO LEAN proS,
one who understands tho peculiar Ecnlus
his relations with mid feelings tHwnrtls the
whites in their strongest nntt trnest light,
To this Mr. McnrS consented, fnfornlInE
Just, atui cntleayor to explain t, tho Wasll-
1ngtun authorities tho causes TINT led 10 tho
Into dep!nrahle ethcnte.
Mr.. Mtnrs Is tou olA fronticrsitio1t to sey
savaEys, or 70 inakn an, nttc'npt to gloss
wortl of excuse for TINT, aud would be one "f
tho first to VISIT tic tircst yciigc9nco, MlM,,
tno well tho Grlls nf border life, anti l,ns seen
loo mich Of Indian warfare. to lcad him for
ono moment IN Justify my act Of aggression;
the aoillgs Of tllose rel,ssades, wio nre now
oprll punishment Of then at tllis .iancture
woul.f Trad to most disastrous results, Hui
in: they hsycr could hayc reached ,Aia,nosa
aliyr, for the freling Of the Colorado public
N W Thoroughly aroused that tl:cy, would
l,arr. taken the lunislilncnt fnto their own
H ras eycry ei setcnt anS G'aS IN 1 %S ontnns n@Se
Thesu are niany, and unprotected by sols!lrry.
1'nt tTonps over thcrc, llc snys. To- E'tartl tile
ciIzens; , then Eet these t!esEicahle s;yaErs :
aro wanted there, ilIs wortl forIt, tho trIa1
would never "take plncc outside tho Stnte
nmf m G"lr'1.''''n a" mo- serious results could
" w.. Ii;n,,. n,o ,oroc, +bo ,,,, ,,or+,o
,t liz nt. gnI tso't ionS '4,n lily .w ,, fft f
X ia Sx x iS,Ht T"a, G"H e. ensa ace % A nrfn tG
Mr J: N; E!sar asscngcr ;.a AErMt M of tllo ,l,
,aH ~ n, ee eYns . t NJ X GfTe III G Or ~ te
iS n n wv t:erni " II ,.ar1,r SeS, ; 1; ~ .; Mr 3o
WnE.c s99irlw;ay q i0r WnsMlEst"l, W. ~ GlarEe
'"s Aeen'' At THE DEPOT.
crowds commenced to, t.ather ii.sltle Of tho
H1Sk nt e ts1 W. etsao fpo Ms1s %s 7 T rrSs sSp':f
tao !lehat .nti! ,isariy an o onr l.trr. ihc utes
senterra t ata a tS time trGn ths recent o
nravai iIS M fxs ee vii a,'ss sf ets'sS trSs
te prgss, ,,.,p dispatches aa tie crowd S That
The M Tas % ,sl nacke. sd, cyt of Of h'nany , sls
e siS ia s5 ffs 's! sc to 5s pSs Tsy 's ?onss
tl!e depot, tl'H sidewalk, ar"ul5tl the IN.
trnnces, anu thc oMMll,'tses. They were
SgesyGre s, nt too, E1crs1 mas th lH nrEe fr,
their l'antls fnIl. When the traln
eanle III slElt tise eIowH rlissirM ior
It, but were y Ms'tcGcessfnlIy e kept hack. The r.
sss syae Il tFoaF stsnE Ecl loe%hy sa Enis sS
| !etl by lncK, cnG nlt " gOnSe llte, mid were
, 1880-01-10

No other Whiaksr Dye equals Htll's-oo cent?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

A Case of Melanosis in Philadelphia

For some months Philadelphia
physician has had under treatment an
infant afflicted with the rare disease,
melanosis, in an aggravated form. The
child was born with fair complexion,
dark eyes, brown hair. Soon
after birth he began to turn dark of
skin, the color deepening from yellow
to saffron, and finally to black The
color was uniform all over the body,
except at the joints where it was lit
tie darker, and in the palms of the
hands where it was lighter. The once
brown hair grew stiff and jet black,
and the eyes also grew darker, SO that
the line between thespupils and the
iris could not be distinguished.
In spite of medical treatment the
boy became worse, and grew very
weak, all the time the color deepening.
At last he became as black as a full
blooded negro. Then he was attacked
by convulsions, which grew more
frequent and violent until they threat
ened the child's life. It was in one Of
these that Dr. Reynolds was called in.
He succeeded in curing the spasms,
and then devoted his attention to the
strange disease which afflicted the
child. He at once recognized it as
melanosis pigmentation, which is
mentioned in the books in a general
way, but there is no case given where
it had developed all over the body.
This was more than sixteen months
ago, the child being then thirteen
months old.
Since then the boy has greatly i'm
proved, by degrees becoming lighter,
until now he is Of a light chesnut
brown color. The case has naturally
attracted much attention from ply
sicians.-Scientifc American.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

THERE is a limit to everything but
the destruction that follows the
course Of a mans big toe when he gets
it through hole in the bed-quilt and
is suddenly attacked by the night
mare.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

rs WEEK in your town, and no
sec g
M EHG capital risked. You give the
business trial without expense
l. - The best opportunity ever offered
hE for those willing to work. You
,NHEH Hshould try nothing else until you
NEBBH see for yourself what you can do
~ ~ 49, at the business we offer. No room
to explain here. You can devote all your time
or only your spare time to the business, and
make great pay for every hour that you work.
Women make as much as men. Send for
special private terms and particulars, which
we mail free. S5 Outfit free. Don't complain
of hard times while you have such chance
Addres sH. HALLETT Il CO., Portland, Maine.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION, EVERY
wHFRE.-Hill's Compound Extract of
Buchu and Cubebs, gives universal
satisfaction in every case where tried,
for all diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and the Urinary Organs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

THE old story A man at Baird s
Furnace, yesterday, was cleaning a
gun, and snapped a cap. OF course
the gun was loadedzit always is.
Result: his little child, one year old,
was instantly killed. an'tsomething
be done with the people who fool
with loaded guns?-Columbus Dis
patch.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27
Real Estate for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale at private sale sew
eral town lots In Hanna's Addition 10 the town of
Jackson Ohio Prices reasonable, and terms LIBERAL
Inquire for further particulars of the undersigned
JANE HANNA,
Executrix Of 4. Hanna, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04
By Green s. Wise, Auetioneers

Dy Oreeu o. WIS, HuSllONeGfS.
pY VIRTUE Of decree of The Circuit CCu rt
D for the county Of Alexandria, Va, render.
Cd at its May term, 1880. 10 the chsnce-y cause
of Wsters, surviving. VS. Kelly It ais , the un.
dersigntd commissioners therein named, will
offer for sale by public auction, in front Of the
entrance 10 the Court room, on Fsilf.x street. in
the city Of Aexsndrls, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 2Sth of August, 1880, st II o'clock M, the
following described property, to wit;
A LOT OF GRUUND D with the IMPROVE
ments thereon, in the county of Alexandria,
Va, beginning on the west side OF the " sshing-
ton and Alexandria Turnpike lSl fset 6 inches
north of the first street north OF Montgomery
street; thence northerly with said turnpike II
feet, more or less, to j. WlLber's line formerly
CsZanove's;) y lhel CT south with said line II feet
mere or less thet &C essterly by a strsignt lire
to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale: Cash enough 70 pay costs of
suit and sale, and the residue IN three equal in
stslments 81 one two and three years, 1espec-
lively, with interest from the dsy OF sale; the
title to be retained until the purchase money is
fully paid.
ALBERT STUART, Ccmnrs.
H. D. CLAUGaTON, ! Of sale.
ip2R-2Rvts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04

H1RGlNIA.: In the Clerks oltce of the Cir.
cult Court of Alexandria county. on the
:9.h day Of July, 1850.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04
s II NJ s S NERS' SALE
- CFA
VERY DESIRABLE FARM
UPPER EnUOuIER


ey virtue OF decree Of lGe Circuit Court OF
FsuqG!Hr county, pronounced on the l4th day of
ApFu, 1851. In the chsncery suit OF Rector's
ieF7 VS.. Rector, tho undersigned commission
'oa sa'; VIII sell. At pubic auction to the
h'Sh"st bidder, N front Of the store and ware.
h'4ss ol Thomas Giasacock and 9 II. Walker,
S. h'c.o r.own station, in Fsuquier county Va,
on sd ESD AF, the lib day OF August,
- th2 following tres of land. being the real
e';n,' o! Inc i,'ta Thomas William Rector:
Ht A TRACT OF Ian d lying in the coun-
y q FauquIer. continuing 10 acres
"a. ONh uALF OF AN UNDIVIDED
4"ACl Ot LAND, in Loudoun county. Va,
contalnlng % acres with lot of four acres gd.
Joining thereto
Inc farm Of 10 ecros in Fsuruier county. is
"'aeiy known rs one the most productive and
",.Faoi" farms in upper Fauquer 1t is sit
mated rnid"sy between RectoItJwn and Upper
vac IN me heart Of the blue grass section of
[r'Igllet, "a miles from h c:ortown station, w.
v NJ Is. Is. The lsnd is OF the first quality,
III desirable neigh borhDod we'll watered we'll
;e"ccd snd IN good condition ten sc,es in tim.
os' ana Inc r"msln3sr clesred twenty acres of
I"' C'oSFod i*nd hr6 IN cultivation the remain.
ue' IN good blue grass There are on the farm
ne" and comfortable DWELLING g and other
,'"p' 'oteiIehts, "Ii IN good r.psir; spring Of
IL yer laiilrS rec stone wster near the dwelling
""d young peach End apple orchard of choics
.'"I.. 4 more desirable farm in the blue grass
Ms-Set 10 INV
:. me istm in Lou3oun county is we'll located
=: ~; = cest7aole neig iborhood, half milo from
c. |'Ig'SiIs; the l"n- OF first quality, 4 acres in
Cn,;UVslion the rem ainder well set 10 grsss. The
~ ELLlNG HOUSE is comfortable.
4e'fns OF Sale: CEe tenth of the purchase
- "'y II cash ; the residue in three equal annu.
.. n.Ih.t7iments. Fer the deferred payments the
s"'e@aser TO execute bonds, with approved per.
'"a security. to bear interest frl N the lst dsy
y''a!aaTy 1881 the title will bs retsined until
- sst payment Is made and the land resoId st
we T'>k ct the purchaser if the terms Of sale be
"ot complied with.
ho:A tsrms are rented for the current year
49, ihe purchasers will have setdlpg priv.
lH,s 'h's year rs to the land in cultivation and
-" possession on the 6rst of January, 1881,
q B. GIBSON.
W. q. HUDSON, Com'rs,
FA0Q'lier county, jy7-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04

f!'HUSTEH'S 5ALGIN FAlRFAX-Bg vir-
& tho Ct deed of trust from j. u. Crocker
"'d wl'o dated Aug. l2!h, 1874 and duly re.
c171rd in the land rec Irds or fairfax COUNTY
-, and for the purposes therein mentioned, I
ga otter for sale by pubic su ction in front of
Lno Court House door, ct Fairfax c. H., on
MONDAY, August 18th. 1880 (court q .y) at Il
m, the TRACE Of LAND conveyed by the
HhoVe deed containing Isl and 6l.100 acres ly-
i1g upon the road leading from LewensvilIe to
L"l &"y, adjoining the lands of Smoot Peacock,
and others, and known ss the "Uorr Crocker''
place
Terms Of Sale: Cash
NAAMAN PEACOCK. Trustee.
Fairfax county Va Iulv l0-u,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04
By ONeal s. Lucas, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed Of
4 trust, bearing date on the Sh day CT Octo.
Der. 1879. executed TO mo by James w Deevers,
of Fsirf.x county, Virginia, to secure to NJ. B.
Harlow, of the city OF Alexandra, Virginia, the
payment of the sum OF SIT 80 with inter est
thereon at the rate of SIX per contum per snnum
from october lst, 1879 Till paid. | will sail at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, tor cssh,
10 front Of the Royal street entrance t. tho Msr-
ket Building. in the city Of Alexandra store.
said on SATU RDAY, tho 7th day of August.
1880, at the hour o. twelve O'Clock m all that
TnACt OK PANJEL OF LAND, situate, ly-
ing snd being in the county of Fairf.x, and
St.le OF Virginia, containing twenty.slx acres,
two roods AID twenty rolss and being part of
the real estate formerly belonging to the estate
of James Potter, d' CEASED, and esignated in the
division thereof made in the year 1865, as lot
No. 3, and moro particularly described in the
above mentioned deed, and the decd from Peter
Pul!msn and wife to said James w. Decvers,
bearing date February IA h, 1868 and of record
among the land cords of Fairfax county, libe-
l, No 4 folio IS.
jyS-td JAMES Z. CATION, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04
AUCTESH SALES.
BY Green & Wise, Auctioneers.
ChJv

TRUSTEES SALE
VAL UABLE PEAL ESTATE IN ROSS
L|N VIRGINIA Opposite G -ORGE.
TOWN u c. LNPRO VED BY A D VEL
ZINC HOUSE. STORE, STABLE Gc
By virtue OF Il decree cf the Clrcu,L curt OF
alexandria county, Yirgins, rendered OF the
May tern, 1880, thereof. in the suit Of Anna
Hills vs. Hanns and Johnston, trustees, &C..
the subscribers, IS commissioners of sale, 3D.
pointed BY said decree, will offer for sale at pub.
nc auction, On the premises, on WEDN ko-
pay, August 18th, 1880 at O'clock m.,
LOIS 9um bered one two and three, in squ,re
numbered three, in the town Of RossJyn, vir-
elDla. with the improvements, consistil OF
wv ELLlNG HOUSE, store stable and neces.
sary outbuil lcio rs and lot Of fruit trees
It rms OF Sale prescribed by decree are :
81 263 to. with interest from Decen Der 70 1877,
st per cent. and SIS ~ taxed costs C suit. in
cash the residue in t. II and Is monLhs 81 fer
said SALE with approved personal security. If
terms Of sale arc MT complied with within one
week from the day of sale, the property will be
resold at the risk snd cost Of the deisuting pur-
chaser, sfter three days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper Of Washington, d. q. Convey.
anclng 1T purchasers cost.
ALBEIT STUART, c.
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, I "oinu' is'
Iuncansoa u Bro, Salesman iyl4.Ewis