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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28
Snow HUNDRED FEET Dxxp.-A

Snow A HUNDRED FEET DKKP.-A
gentleman recently arrived from Cali,
fornia. where he had been looking about
among the mining towns, speaks OF sew.
eral places where tue snow lies 10 o
depth Of one hundred feet. These pla.
ces are generally at the heads OF large
canons. At the head OF Fall Creek
Nevada county, pines and frs over one
hundred feet in height are so buried in
snow that only few feet Of their tops
are to be seen. Where dark forest
lies in Summer there is now only to be
seen white expanse Of snow, with here
and there what appears 10 be clumps OF
bushes, bat which are really tho tops of
the tallest pines.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

The Chicago Inter Ocean has been
thoroughly investigating the different
varieties Of candy fed to children. and
finds glucose, sulphuric acid, sulphate
Of lime, arsenic and alba among the
principal ingredients. Tho conclusion
is also arrived At that the poisonous col.
oring matter increases all kidney com.
plants.
Return equity and justice for evil
done 70 yoa, and pay goodness BY good
ness.
Tho mind Of yooth cannot remain
empty 10 yon DO. not put into IL that
which is good, il will gather elsewhere
that which is evil.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

Gen. Joseph j.. Johnston says he owes
much OF the activity and yigor Of his
old age to an outdoor life, and he finds
the duties Of member Of Congress too
combining. Nor has he any taste for
them, though during his brief errice
he has been popular with both parties
he will not accept denomination, and
will probably go back 10 his business
In Richmond.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

TIE MGCRosCoPE.-There is hardly
any scientific instrument 50 simple, or
which is so vastly instructive and anu
sing as the microscope. 1t shows us
that insects Of various kinds can be seen
in the cavities OF grain Of sand.-
Mould, as VIC learn by its magnifying
powers, is a forest OF beautiful trees.
with branches, leaves, flowers and fruits.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28
south 4rssth SnttiRssaesr.
RoxSkY. FRIDAY, NAY as, 1880

hassces FROM she third district inform
TIE edi,or Of the New Dominion" pub.
hshed Al Morgan,own. this State. that
= lArss portion Of the respectable Green.
sackers down there kick against the bar.
gain and sale BY II. :. Walker. with the
hePuehean party. They do not propose
TO lie sold 10 the highest bidder ~ithou,
beng c0nsalted As 10 their feelings on
The subject
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

SMALL THINGs.-Butterfiie are COW
cred With featbers. Hairs are hollow
tubes. The surface Of our bodies Is
covered with scales like those OF fish.
A single grain Of sand would cover q
hundred Of these scales. yet scale GOV.
ers hundreds Of pores. Through these
narrow openings Precipitation forces Il.
self out, like water through q sieve.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

We are sorry TO announce that Mr..
-. Hulver. living in the Cove, in the
Eastern part Of this county. met With q
very painful, and probably fatal acci-
dent, one day last week. Mr.. ii. after
turning young horse, some three or
four years old, into pasture field, was
laying up the fence and as he was in
the act Of placing the last rail, the horse
became frightened, aud attempted 70
jump back over the fence, and Ia so do.
ing, struck the rail that Dir. IT. had in
his band, and drove il against his stom-
ach with great force.
Since tho above was put in type wo
learn, Mr.. IIulver died from his injuries.
-M10refcld Eramner, .Hgy 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

The Reading Railroad Company carr
RED nearly ono million more passengers
during the first three months OF this
year than were carried in the same
months last year.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

n ."a Department. Of study --text books tor.
" nisbed A. cost-calendar arranged to suit
',nefs-eKpenses for one year from Sl75 TO
Wv .sectarisn, liberal. thorough. Fall
''N heg re S-r'sube, 3rd 1870
For catalogues aud other Information
|f.f 70 ihc President j Il. THoppsox Nor
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

The Annual Volumes c T Harpers Weekly, IN
.''l cloth binding, will be sent by mail, pos
",' paid, or by express, free Of expense (prO-
'ei the freight does not exceed one dollar
P'r volume for 81 90 esch. complete Set,
'mprg'ng Tveuty-threo Volumes. sent on re-
W Of cash At tho rate Of g. % per volume,
'.RHi ~ expense Of purchaser.
..in Cases Tor each volume, suitable for
..01 w viii be sent by mail, postpaid on re-
m no ctca.
'm.'Rnaa should be made by POst-Ohlce
.'.F Vtder or Draft, 20 avoid chance Of loss .
't"sptpofs arc not TO copy THE advertisement
"',''.i ihe express order Of Harper h Brothers.
address HARPER &sBROTBERS,
"'c 20, 1879. New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28
$50.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical has always. by its able an
scholarly discussions Of the questions Of the day
Hs well as by its illustratons--which are pre-
Jared by the best aftists-exerted a most power
'nl and beneficial influence upon tie public
mind.
The weight Of its influence will always be
found on the side Of morality enlightenment
and refinement.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

TO those who are so unfortunate as 10
become prematurely gray, OF whose hair
exhibits . tendency 70 fall OF. We rec
commend trial Of Halls Hair Renew
er. We do 90 with The utmost conf
denOe because Il is everywhere received
with marked favor, and has built upon
its own merits such n sure foundation
that it is known and used in al eiviliz.
ed countries.-AddiSon ~ y Adr.-2w,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28
HtJper'S Pe1f0clicnLS.

i.arpcrs Magazine. One Year, 81 90
ii"fpcr's Weekly, " " 90
tiafpef's Bazaar " " 4 90
The THREE sbovc-name6 publications,
Cue year, 10 90
Any TWO above named, One Year, 90
HarPer.s Young People. One Year. 50
~ Postage Free 10 all subscribers ia the u
oiied States or Canada.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

Women mako Sunday dress pa
Tade men make It a day Of elegant
leisure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform
hisirends Of the county OF Hampshire, that
he is prepared to do Survevino upon the
hottest notice. Oftice-the one occupied by DR..
g. Il. Lupton, Romney, West Va.
March o. s06. A. MONROE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

The volumes Of the weekly" begin with the
hfsi Number for January for each year. When
no time is mentioned, IL will be understood
Eat the subscriber wishes to commence with
sbs Number next after The receipt Of order.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

BE sure and plant some fodder corn
this Spring TO help out The pastures
when the grass becomes yellow and dry.
Il will save the cows from shrinking in
milk before October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

Do not salt butter 50 high one ounce
pOr pound is too much If tho butter is
good when first made.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

Tincture of iron is practical remedy
for foot rot in sheep. Keep the sheep
on dry floor, pare away the loose horn
without injury to the vital parts, and
then make daily application OF tincture
OF iron,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

Meadows may be pastured in the dry
season after the hay crop has been re-.
moved, but never in the early spring
on late fall.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

II was near eight O'Clock that same
evening. and our young friend, standing
beneath the light Of street lamp. vas
turning over In his mind whether be
hal best spend a portion Of his earn
ings IN n theatre ticket, or save Il for
the morrow, when some one lightly
touched him on tho shoulder.
Turning Suddenly. hc bchcl1 The CD.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

RNewoRMs.-Make curd by mixing
alum and the white of an egg over FIRE
until II Is the consistency OF pomatum |;
spread over the ringworm. One or two
applications should effect cure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-05-28

LEMON JKLLy.-Four ounces OF but
ter, one pound Of sugar, ak eggs, tho
grated rind and juice or two lemons
Put oil In pan over slow Ere. gently
stirring until It 10 - thick a. cream !;
then pour IL into jars. cover and keep
in dry place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
nLD DIR. DODD'S POWDER
~ A Family M eiicina

ODD DR.. DODD'S PUWUs
~ A Family Medicine
Young and Middle Aged Lsdies suGsrios with
Nervousness. debility, Twlchng Of the Mui
cles, Ringing in The Ears, Hpacks before tn,
Eyes Sp.sms. EysLerlc., Palpi.stoi cf To-.
Heart. indigestion, Melancholy. Low Sririi.
Dependency, Headache. Slpeoie,spsss Roll
Foreboding;, Cold Hands ard Feet, take Dr..
Dodd's Powders. -'''
Old Ladies' who arc debi!its!cd ard rarvor,
with weak body. and digestive organs dieordered
causing 1898 OF appetite, i'm poyerlshei biont
&c, try Dr. Dodd's powders ard Won will r.ei
ss though you had renewed your age and t,I,on
8 new lease of lifs. '""''
Old and Middle Aged Men who bsv, ken;
ate hours and hsve been imprudeat and 1ioIof sd
the taaDs Of health aEA itaiurc Until the ploor nf
ttte IS gone. and you are pros m entail ami
pnEsica!iy and uns Bile to sttsOd to your busiuesa
or H"t,cs Of t!jc. tske DR.. Dcdds Powders and
you will teel yourself men sgaln.
Young Men and Women with bale and 6oo-
gcrd faces Tim III fcsh broken down in ,n;nd
md body with shattered nervous system. ,,k,
OLD DR.. DoDD's NERvINE Tome PowDsKs
and stop tA1t Toss which brings on MsInnchoiv
Llts. Insanity. Consumption and an early dcah
ihey Will give you health aad strength sn1
increase the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
to the cheeks. tranquility to the mind. and ,,rn.
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
Men ana Women who are Slaves TO the nan or
lob ,cco. Liquor. OPIUM or Morphine. take Dr
Dodds Powders; they act as az outidote ~
Will destroy the appetite or TASTE for the ma nr
Inc above siimulsnts. which ia ruinous IN ib,,
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY g. co
lao kins st. Price ST per package, or six psck.
..hoo -o- w. ap1D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
COMMERCIAL.

- nnh-i Ao'OAf.-SprlnR Vegeth b les
a;e beginning to mske their appearance in
abundant supply. and Notwithstanding the
Wos'her was ulfavor for ne DISPLAY. the
market this morning presented its usual sttr,c.
tive appearance. Poultry was SCARCE and birb :.
cnickeLs sold ut from 7Oc TO 81 per pair. The
most market 10 we'll supplied with the different
Varieties, and lamb seemed TO be in rood de.
rand a. 20 per Id; bert bsef 49,; othor pr.des
ia to loo; veal outlets lee; chops and roast 12i
TO TO-; mutton Ia to l5c There WAS no change
IN Inc price OF winter vegetables, while there
was slight downward tendency in spring vegc-
tables. Green peas 6Oo per peck; early York
cabbage to l6c per head; asparagus Is to Csc per
bunch; Tomatoes loo to Csc per box; rhubarb. Sc
pei bunch; York cabbage cuttings IS to 4Oc per
peck; cabbage sprouts 4)c per peck; onions and
rAdlshes z TO Sc per bunch; eggs II to l4c per
per dozen; butter still scarce at 25 to Soc Dor ID,
Fish in abundant supply at sbou! the usual
prices; shad p 10 SOC per pair; single rock
81 IS to 81 6O-large enough to furnish dinner
for hIoen or twenty epicures; lunch rock 4O. :;
tslors Csc bunch; white porch 25c burcb
herring l5c per dtZ)n. Several benches were
s:t apart for flowers, which were very beautiful.
selling at about the same prices as last week
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April "a. 1sSO.-The
market to day was more active, and prices for
grain arc higher. Flour is quiet and firm. The
offerings Of Wheat smcuuted ID 100 bushels
and sales wero made a. rs and l26 for Fuhz
and 1873 for Lancaster. But little Corn is ccm.
ing in. and Abou. geo bushels sold to .dsy At 6Gi
81. No Rye Or O,t. reported.
BALTIMORE, April "a Va C. old o5; dererred
esAed; Il" consolidated j%3 dc "a series IS
pAst dc cnunCns SS3; new l0 4Os 3S3: ten
forty c""pon 3D. Cotton lower and firm mid.
ding liz. Flour firm and unchanged Whest
-South~rc steady Western lower aud weak III
the close; Southern red l25a)27; do amber 49,.
l8"; No2 Western winter red spot and April
10 ssknd hay l2t1al25 June l!I5sl2lI; july
l1tsll2si Aug los .i09 Cutn-SouLharu OAR
er Western lower du 4 and neglected; South.
crn white 81; do yeilo ~ r"ninsl; Western mix.
ed spot and Apr'l 4 5ads2 May 474s47s; jana
41aA /; July 4,9si1s steamer 1Ni.s5I Oats
quiet and stsnds; Southern 4ls43; Western
white 4ls42; DO mixed 40aa13; fenna 4lad2.
Eye quiet 1T $500. Hav IIcrl and steady.
Coieo finn; Rio cargoes l%l ,l5I Sugar hrrG
A solt"1. Whiskey unchanged.
0.6. flour oull. Wheat duh aud lower. Corn
dull. Cotton steady sales 3 20! hsles; mlddliny
uplands III milGlirg Orleans III
HUiiT Of \ ALEXANDRIA,. ArklL. - 1880
>;iI' :t@a- ...-.....,... 3 IL Sur 'HLg.... 6 "A
tEAIEED
SIhr Almond hird. Windsor. r :, plstLo7 20
W al A Sruct
GLRAKED.
S;r George ionry, Norfolk. 10y + B JiJon.
SLr } w 3ho':is"u. lower Putc bg + a Feed.
Schr Jns FL Lsnsrill. Richmond, By + 3
Hoe
ScEr Maid rt tho Mias lower Potomac. to load
,ice f'r Philadelphia. by masier
MEMORANDA.
Etig G Robinson clssred from Now Yo;k
for this port T..
Hchr W ii Knight clesred q, Now York for
Rich mond 23I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
Opening and Closing of t.e R,niIs.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. g., North and Northeastern
rails II m. and Is p. m.
Western mails 4 30 and Is D. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, % q.
m. and 10 and 90 p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia. 10 q. m. and as p. III.
Alexandria to LynchburR, Va, (wsy msils)
including through mails, % a. m. and 90 m.
Gordonsville and Charlottesville, VA. i W o.
N. and w p. m.
Manassas Division 90 q. m.
Alexandria TO Round Hill Va. As q. m
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails via Washing.
.on, u. g., 20 a. m. And 2 w and 10 p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond. Va, 80 a. m.
and UO p. m.
South western mails via Lynchburg. Virginia
rhrough maila) including way mails on Midland
Railroad. = 80 q, N.
Manassas Division 80 a. nj.
Round Hill TO ALEXANDRIA, Va 3 80 p. m.
Office Hours-OGice opens 1T 30 q. M, and
closes 1T w p. m.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens at As a. NJ, and
closes ~ 30 B. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
RV (iroan ~ Wiaa
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| iSDQl Hstata a uoDfo opJ H.;

knal Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
RI VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ from VIM. Wolf, dated on the 29.h dsv Of
January. 1865. aid duly recorded in liber \
No .. folio lob, Altxindris county, Va. land
records. the subscriber, az trustee, will o.r for
snln by public auction, to the hie hest bidder. on
TH HsDAi, the 10Th day of May, 1850 at II
o clccE M. in front Of tho entraucs 10 the Courl
room, on Fairfax street. ia ;ha city of Aiexsn
drl,. f!raini., the TRACT or PhHCEI, Of
hANn. with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Known rs "kED HILL" in said County Of ii.
exsndrla, ard about Gro mile FROM tn. CITY linn
IT'S, Dssuuiully situsted, and dusCrbcd in said
decd NJ follows Beginning ST the intersection of
Inc northeast side IF the J.ecsSuvg turnpike with
tho south sldo OF the Poor's House lane running
l6ence on said line Of said lsne n. ST., e a
poles; thence S 10 W. q poles s LINKS 10 ina
n: 4. side # tho j.aesburg tn 'npike; thence y
5Ci0. w. with the N r. side of said turnpike y
po!es thence with said turnpike n. $40 rs uoI,s
- iluks thence with ssid tu,rt iks ". = ",
poles = links; thence still with saii turnpiks
r. %", ". poles 10 the bs&irhing, Containing
FiV & hCHEr
Hertus OF Sale: Cssh 10 pay COSTS OF exerutinr
TVS trust, snd to discharge three notes of $500
'ach, WITH interest from date. d.tad January lst
EG6 Subject 70 u credit Of S49S S. Ms OF To.
canbar 10th, 1852
apl7-eots II. o. CLAUGHrCN, Trustee
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=, hABoLiCAL hTTRMPT FEUSTRATED.-O1
~ ,Hut,oay light, sbcut hail past eight o'clcck,
W. "sI,cr + Roberts WAS wiring in the ofhc
~ ~ Tie mill OF Roberts aud Hunt. at COlnaroD
'tuo' about one mile from this city, and feeling
~a' short wax would invigorate him. started
W. % me track of the Virginia Midland Rail
w. hen at the crossing, near the mill, be
s'N something on the track which looked like
pnce OF trown paper, but which, upon iLvcs-
,t;a1!'0n' proved to be large stone that had
3'.lHSltiv been placed there by ma mslclou.
- 's''t 10 thro" the north bound passenger train
~ me track. MIR. R. barely succeeded 10 get
:.s The stone of 10 time. as tho train was c,D.
TX IapidIy down the tricl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24

LIE WEATHER."-Tho weather to.dav bs,
Oeon cloudy. rainy and cool, and tho ,rospr Cts
are indicative of dlsapreesble Snndau ubob
Wlii be almost iutoerable to those Who had
looked forward all through the week to the
coming of that day in order thai snrine tran.
pings ME Mt be donned; but mapy wi 20 to rest
tonight INDUCING the hope that the wind NAV
cea1ge feom the doubtful quarter-norheast-
70 the northwest when clearing weather will
probably follow. and no one will oil ct to their
hopes being realized.
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LOCAL MATTERS

CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To-MoRRow
(krH Chnrch.-Service at IL q. m, aud a.
n, BIZ Rev. Mr. Suter. '1'
s. PauTs Church. -Serv:c, at II ~
I'd p. IN. by Rev. DR.. Norton. -
Gr,cs Lhwch.-Service at II q. n, and
- .. N. bv Rev. Mr.. Sharp. ''
s.. Nry's Chmch.-Mass o! 7 and II a
-, md Srspers at 4 pm.
lm'm Presbyterian Church First Church.
slye, =, &. Il. and $50 D m. Ev Row
h: Blt-rk.
Scoaj Presbyterian Church-Scrvice ut II
, n. aod 50 p. m. hv Rev. Wn. Dinwiddic,
WITH. Fps, Church-Servics at II a. m
aud At 80 y. n: by Row. Mr.. Pcarae.
Meth. EpS. Church South Service st II
-, u. py Nrv. &. X. Marshall, ID D., end son
f.. n. be lev ". *. Boyle.
With. liot. C]turch-Serpicn at q. m. ard
- ?. IL. by Rev. Joseph J.. Mills. u. D.
B,pin' Nt"ct-Scrvicc at q. Ii. and 7, &c
r NJ. ry Rev hlr. prn;ck.
Grmam hatheron Chmch-Scrvcc al 3 &C
D. m, 10 Nopt,-n, h7 Rev. Il, G. Tresslar.
foe N'h"|tN Church. Services AZ II q. N,
s,1 Il 20 >, IN. by Rev. .. L. Dola7. Mrc,ipe
.5o'c.2cN Ia the afternoon f,r the promolior
.'raIlccsa,
lining MEMS CLyMjan associations
>uy.rs 81 eoDg ana prayer meeting 10 the
n T. Church 1T t 50 p. III. Jail 1T :, =. m,
An: HoT-o at >! p. IN.
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ICC.?E REEE.ETE2s

!, Amorg be arrivals at the Norvell Hous il
Lyact burg. 90 Thursday we're Messrs. J, 8.
Barbour AMI }. W. Burke, Of this cits.
The steam tug Kate engaged 10 towing fab
Doats' haVlrg trokeo some of her machinery,
CINE to this city to day for repairs.
The schooner j. Z. Settle, from Philadelphia
arrived at tie ship yard this mornipv for re-,
pals.
MIR. James Close, who left Alexapiris county,
several Jca's ago, ii now 10 a cd iu 81. Louis,
pracsllltg aH. STU lecoi,iog lafxe pa,rjDsyc.
The hampshite sni Baltimore Coal Company
IS preparing for the coal trade this season by
n4vLIg its uCck deepened, dredging machine
being at work there to-day.
!, y. VI. hroaTns ESQ .gentrsl ticket agent oil
the Virginia M.&lacc Railroad, who's, lines
has been reported, is s. i'll confined TO his resi.
derco With pu.unonis
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receive special attention.
a"-a--a-- - -.a-.H-H--=az=---
EEeSAB. &stH'H6tEa.

VlKGlNlA, to wit; In the Circuit Court OF
Fsirisr county. April Rules, 1850.
Emma HALEY complainant, w. y. Arun.
dell, VIM. Arundel, james Arundel, A.. W.
Fairfax and Lucy, his WIFE, and Others defend.
ants. In chsncery.
Mem. 7 hn object Of THU Suit il 10 eaforca q
settlement Of the est,ts accounts Of the at. c.
a. Aruadell and Julia Arundel and tho col
lection Of a judgment for 1924 ST, With Inherent
on Sl5S3i part thereof, from lho 10 d of Al1il,
1876. and S3i .%5 crts.
;tappearlrg by sfidavit fled thst the Above
named defendants are non residents Of this tate,
it lie ordered that thsy appear within ore month
After dua publication hereof, and do what ia ne.
cessary to protect their interests. A copy-tcsts:
+. u. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Moore. q. ap7w4W
VIRGINIA, TO wit: In the Circuit Court oil
v Fairfax cOuuty, Mach %, 1880
Charl,s Potter and others against William
Johnston and EliG ,betb, his wife, janice
Bradshaw and Ann NJ, his wife and Richard
Gnsklna, defendants.
Mem. The object Of this suit is to obtain par,
tiLiOn or sale of a tract Of land, containing l2G
acres of which James S. Potter died seized, if q
sslr to divide the proceeds among thos, entitled
" appearing by at6 iaVit filed that the defend
aLt', james Bradshaw ind Ann NJ. his wife
and Richssd Gsskins, are hon residents of thi.
State. it is ordered that they appear within one
one month After due publication hereof. and dc
Whist is necessary to prot C. their interests.
a copy-teste:
f. D. RICHARDSON, Ok.
Moore p. q. sp2-W41
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24

WILLING TO GIVE IT Up.-We have This
day opened Gel .i,ly otc Of the mrs. haod-
some and select stocks Of DRY GOODS AID
DRESS GOODS 10 sill kpown branches and styles,
together xlth all kinds of suitable TRIMMINGS
to ms!cl 10 as flnrg grade goods es are to BIZ had.
it we c'Dnot tu boy OF our customers 10 style,
aste erd pre- ',,hls season esp; caly we sro will
lrg 10 give II up. apl3 2R |. ElCuBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24
BY Green u Wis,
by Green u Wise,
(Keal Estate Agents and Auctionoers
NESlkABLE PROPERTY ABDUCTION

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Will ba offered for sale b7 Pablo Auction.
tn URSDAY, the 9Th day Of May, 1880. At II
o'clock, in front OF the Mansion House on FAIR
lsx street, in the city Of Alexandria. Va. The
following property, 10 wit;
No. !: The three .story BRICK DWELL
lHG, no. II Washington street, north. Has
all the modern improvements Lot fronts about
lCO ieet on Washington street, and extends bsc k
to ST. Assph street. "a fort 10 inches. VERY
desirable.
No A lot fronting - feet 81 inches on
east sito Of Water street, a7d running back f.
Union street $50 feet.
No. }. A WATER LOT On northeast corner
Union and Queen streo:s, fronting on Union
street % taet inches. and running into Polio
mac river to Port Warden's line. Dock room
OF $" ieet, bong north half Of Queen street.
NO. A LOT on tho cast side Of Union, be.
Tween Duke and Prince streets, from. 3 foet on
union street, and running into the Potomac
river has wharf front of So feat and on il two
large warehouses. The warehouses will bs sold
separately with the lots, or as whole.
No. 8. a LOT OF GROUND at the Stone
Bridge south sido Of Duke street: contains
about 81 acres has two dwellings on il: good
sprng and never failing branch on west aide
Will be divided into two OF more lots or sold a.
q whole. 90
Terms of Sale: Ono third of the purchase
money IN cash, and the residue in II. Is, and q
months, with interest, and decd of trust on the
premises.
splO cots WARWICK p. MILLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-24

=, mARRIAoE.-Mr. Augustus q. Mccoy CT
tennessee. AID Miss Roberta Lee Flrmiog
daughter Of MIR. E1gAr s. Fleming, OF thi.
Guy we're united 10 the bands of natrimony
Las last night, in Washington, by R,v. DR.. Jokr
chester, ct the Presbyterian church. The hap
py couple returned to this city this afternoon
snd received the congratulations of thci
friends.