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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-10

FINED s2O.-In the Police Court yester-
day morning Philip Lambert was up
charged with feloniously assaultlng and
wou1ding Julia Hopkins. mulatto woman,
with sIung-shot, with intent to main, dis,
able. &c. lie was convicted OF assault ana
battery and fined $50. The affair occurred
Tuesday morning In Tobacco alley near FIJI
teenth street. The woman was badly beaten
over her head and body.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAr.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, stationary followed by
falling barometer, northcasterly veering 10
slightly warmer cast to south winds, partly
cloudy weather. and local rams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-10

The Madison-squsre Garden property In
New York, formerly called GIlmore's Gar.
deu, wss sold Tuesday for 100000 to Bar.
NUNS Museum Company, which has just
been Organized with capital Of $4,000. 900.
They propose 10 put up the biggest exhipi'
tion building in the world.
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RIsoA,Ss AT HurzLER BROTHERS,

So. WILLIAMS, prominent druggist OF Sails
bury. Md, wrote, January rs, 1878; "ssnd me
op Q dozen TUFTS PILLS, and II they prove wnA'
you claim for them Will order more. seofa"i
10th he wrifee: "send me TWO aohsn n'o.v % "
ne Turr,s LIVER PILLS by return mall. They
are doing wonders here"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-10

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF McuILL LY.
CEUM.-At the regular annual meeting OF
the McGil Lyceum for the election OF ON
GERS the following were chosen Tor the en-
suing term: William II. Ward, president, T;
John r. Higgins, first yice-president; ,: N
Rowe, second vice-president; Charies Ely
son, recording secretary; William meNa'
mara, assistant secretary; A. j. Guerpil,on'
financial secretary; William y. Qulgley'
treasurer; Frank Hopkins, iprar'a.
James Lewis, assistant librarian; Jonh nj
lev. sergeant-at.arms.
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New WHEAT.-Messrs. Fisher Il WyleS
offered on the Corn aud Flour Exchange
Yesterday the first new wheat sf the season
This wheat was grown on the farm OF Mr..
John McGill, of Dinwiddle, who has sent 10
market the first wheat for the past TWO
wears. The wheat was Fnltz-not prime.
Owing to the very dry season it had not
filed. The market opened last year on Tue
2Sth of June at s1.2S fer Fuitz. Owing to
the early arrival of wheat this season the
mills are not ready TO grind. and show nc
willingness to buy. The wheat was mol
sold. but the price indicated was Sl.lo.
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SUM MER RESORTs.
THE GREENBRfER WHITE SUI
Il PBUR SPRINGS, WEST Virginia.

Il PBUR SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACF,s so
universally known for Its aleratiye ard curative
properties and IT'S fashionable patronage. win bg
ouened by the new owners on The 20rH JUNE. An
the buildings have been thoroughly repaired, refs.
ted. and refurni bsd with costly and elegant room
aud psror furniture sss.ignt. and all the modvrD
i'm sroVemcnts intr oduced.
board, 5 per day.
Board, $40 per mouth (of twenty eight dsysl
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent TO the Springs
Is NOW OPEN, with privilege or the waters. baths
and grounds of the Springs In common with al :
other Nj itors.
Board per day. AZ.
Board per month (of twenty eight diysl, a30.
Descrlp,ve pan pheis to be had Of PCRcBLhv
LADD & Co, Druggists.
GREENBRiER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
je 9-1m Managing Partner.
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ANNUAL MEETING or THs CHAMBER OF
COMNgRce. The annual meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce will be held st Q
O'Clock this evening,
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FEAsT.-Tbe "Girls' Society" OF Clay
Street Baptist church are conducting an ice
cream feast at No. $40 Broad street. Doors
open from II VI. until II p. NJ. Sweet little
waters VIII be on hand and will serve re-
freshments in the incest style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-10

sAvr MONEY By navias yoar printing dc-AA a tsh
DrsrAfCH PnMffN0'Housss ~0ss ~SSs ~
rR1ees, "A mtsebelicu gH1xaAsS
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HusTINGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
John Hill was found guilty OF unlawful
cutting and fined one cent and sent to jail
for thirty days.
In the ouso Of Mary moore, Iounu guilty.
Of keeping a disorderly house, a motion was
made for a new trial, which will be argued
to-day,
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HOT SPRINGS,
cATU CpTNTY VA

II
IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
yarying In temperature from 500 tO l10o Fahren-
heii. and adapted 10 The treatment OF al Rheumatic
aud Comfy Affections and tor various Chronic Dis
enses of the Liver. The Nervous system, aud tile
skin, are open for the current season.
Resident Physic ans-pr0fessor J. l.. Cabel. or
the University OF Virginia; Dr. j. II. Page Uni
yerSfy of Virginia formerly Professor of Practice
OF Medicine In tie Washington University OF Bilti-
more. For descriptive caialogues sc, address
f. 5.Im TARDY Il AUGUST.
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fOR RENT.
DYEING AND SECURING.

DYEiNG. SECURING, AND CLEAN
DING EsfADI lsilMENT, AuI2,sn'sraS At Is2s, annsArraS
IA III sfr. l.. LiNSEMANN istorms bis ffsenos.
f,rmer nsirons, aud The general pablo, that ne nss
~ "a a, tne above psce wasFe he viii b. phass
.e"v.s ' sss,s ~ hem. DYING aud CLEA>lNO MID
GIt,Vss aud FEATHERs srseiaiiy .ns -. srs.,, ws,,,
e'.nxn Freuch DIVER. Mems. fMtl. NOhiyt' ""'1
,sar,s, Is 10 his employment. tive "m Val"
an 2-<ojAm -~----=
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BY some mishap the copy OF our report OF
Rev. DIR. w. ID. Thomas's address on the
4" Deceased Patrons Of the Church." deiv-
cred Tuesday morning. was mIslaid. DR..
Thomas's address was ablein its conception,
clear In IT'S analysis, and every way admira-
bic specimen OF biographical writing, and a
very valuable contribution TO be history CT
the Church and the denomination.
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EMINENT DIR. w. v. srEUART,

bhLtiHoHE, NkiTEt.
- Icos6dently recon mend Coiden's Lfx1fG'0
LIQUID EXTRACT or DsEy for consumption, De.
bility. weakness, &C. have tested Il with uniyer.
M <urrexr-
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SPRINGS.

HEALING SPRINGS,
HI BATH COUNTY. VA,
are now open. Terms: $3.50 per day, sl5 per
week. and $50 per month OF tweniy.eghf days.
WATER for sale at Purcell, Ladd & Co.'S. send
postal for descriptive pamphlet
H.. CARTER FUBANk.
4, 7-lm Proprietor.
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WHAT WE ANTICIPATED,

~ AN EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND
- FOR SEPARATE PANTALooNs
FOR DRESS AND BUSINESS PUR-
nn POSES, AND so MANUFACTURED
MUCH
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T,OR SALE, A LARGE NEw.SS
;s,s y us'sSis s;ss; N Ssi1sss d'ss ssA '''Sa
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EAUQUIER WHITE suLPH U Il !

EAUQUIER WHITE So LP II U Il
Il sPRlNGs-This famous SUMMER RESORT
will be reopened JUNE 10TH under The manage
mept Of \. fENNEY & CO., OF the National Hotel,
Washington, u. G.. The finest hotel IN the south,
with all modern improvements throughout, inchi-
dug hot and cold bath convenienees on each hoor'
electric bells, and gas.
Tne medicinal properties Of the water are re.
uowned for their efficacy ia dyspepsia, dtopsy, and
all maaral affections.
Board per day. s2 10 81, according 10 location OF
Dom per week, IL To slS.
For further Information address Natonal iiote
pr,or 10 June lOth; sub equent, 10 White sulphur
snrings tRuauIer county. Va. my lS-Zm
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SEASlDG RESORT.
Cc5G'S ISLAND. VA.

sURF-BATHING, FISHING. .sNlPE-SH0oTiNG.
THIS HOTEL Is reopened for the reception or
visitors Terms: az per day, SlZ per week. $40
per month Route from Norfolk or old Point by
sreamer Banks 10 Cberrysione every Monday,
Wennes sday. and Friday. SPADY COBB,
ie 0.Imx frOprietors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-10

The closing exercises Of Baker school
fcolored were held at Ebenezer cnurch
tcoloredl Yesterday afternoon-commenein
at O'Clock and continuing until about nail-
mast s. Long before the appointed hour
tbe church was crowded with the parents
Of the pupils and others. The singing ana
recitotions OF some OF the scholars was eX'
cellent and highly enjoyed. ,.
The evidence Of having been wen taue III
and trained was clearly shown IN tne eAcei'
lent manner in which they acquitted them'
selves. The average percentage Tor Tue year
was exactly the same as that OF Fai'e!
school-97.6. .,..
The following interesting programme was
rendered: Concert reading psalm XXI
Lords PRAYER, Speaking Piece (diaioguel
National Hymn, The GOssips (dialoguel pt
Earnest fsonp). Song OF Freedom, Writine
, .etter fdialogue), school exercise, Jesus
Shall Reign. Buy My Flowers, CITY sights
lfdiolopue). Willing Hearts and Ready HanGs
Song Of the Roses, Calisthenic (song).
Before presenting the medals, diploinas
and certificates 10 the most pfoncent scuo
lars neat aud appropriate presentnaioa'
address was delivered 10y Mr. IL. Z. h'cn
aIdson. ,,..oa than
The following pupils distinguished 'nem
selves during the session:
Third Grammar- Section B, No: Ia y; .LS,, Lot
teacasr-first Hsn9f: hsl,e hhsnSlsra Ssi Emma Chr.
catssA,snasnsss ,,,s aos. Lsvnia COX H.t,ie Coz Mar
unna,s, usm Fsnnis Jackson, Mary James, Lucy -
tsrs Bette s!mm., AnpIe s,,is Wrsi. Martha Mile
1nrn Chile Psssani Lemas, Harry sisaa ~ pspT
sonn r.,Is sImms Lucy Peters, Annie ssn'n. I'm.
tooa eai i.s6ellS Williams. Schosrship' La's fs's'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-10

A fine congregation assembled In the
First Baptist church last night upon the
occasion Of the last OF the series Of services
In connection with the centennial. DR..
Eaton read the scriptures, Rev. c. G..
Meador led in pra, er. and the choir rem
dered in fine style several OF their best Sc
lec:ions
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He thanked them for the lead this old
church had taken in all Of the great enter
prIses OF the denomination. lie exhorted
them TO pour out before God gratitude for
all Of the blessings Of the past and hopes
OF the future. lie bid them have courage
for the future In the light Of the teachings
OF the past.
After appropriate remarks by DR.. Haw-
thorne, The exercises closed by singing
"Blest be the Tie" and the benediction by
Rev. DIR. X. RyIand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-20
BY Green s. Wise, Auctioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
S Corporation Court for the city of Alexan.
dris, Va rendered ut its Septem Der term 1880,
in Il = cause of Daniel w. Griffith VS.. Kinsvy
Gciti h ct al , the ldersgncd special IN uis-
sionrr ther,ia nam /, will of r for sale by pub
Ilc auction, 10 front of the enirsuce TO the Court
room, on Fairfax street. on SATURDAY, the
"a day of October, 1880 Ut II o'clock IN the
follow ng property, to wit:
No l. a LOT OF GROUND beginrins l2O
feet 8 inches from the corner Of Union snd King
street: thence west with King street % f4e. 9
inches to the centre of the square; thgnca south
JIG feet TO - feet alley; theme, east on the al
ley ~ fest inches thence north by straight
line t. the beginning
No A Lot OF GROUND ano IMPROVE
nj ENTS adjoining the property of D. S LeJd,
beginning at the western Intersection of Nc
L"ud's line with King street thonce back with
Nc Leod's line l16 feet 10 20 feet alle7 these
with the alley wesiw irdly "a feet; thence with
line pnrslel TO first line to King street; thence
with King street to the beginuina.
No 3. LOT OF GkOUN }, ommonly
called 10 COAL T&RD LOT" commeuciug
ON King straet about GAL fest e4st Of the corner
OF Lee street f;ontiuS say 6 'eet on King str oct
and luuhing back ll6 or III f,et to b 70 # alley
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to paw costs OF
suit AID expenses OF sale. and the residue on a
credit Of six, lwave and eighteen months with
Interest troL. TIE day of sale, taking bonds with
Hood personal sClu-itY, and retaining tiLls to So.
cure the deferred p-ymenis
G.OkGE WALKER,
eepll-eols Special Commissioner.
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sepl8-W4V =

GOMMISSIONERS' LALE OF VALUA
~ RLE LANDRY virtue of dec. go pro.
nounced BY the Circuit Court of Prince William
county, 1T the November special term, 1879,
thereof in the chsncery uit of Stonnell VS. Ston.
nell the under'ignet SPECIAL commissioners
therein lated will offer tor ssle 1T pubic gu:
tlon, before the 'front.' door Of the court house f
the said county. on MONDAY, the ll.h day OF
October 1880, thst being Court day. the VAL
U ABLE r kM, u,ted in The Said county,
called "NEABoCO" contaiping about 643
acres. This farm lies on the Nea osco run, shout
Cne hall mile from Nesbsco Mills and postcf I'll e;
1t ls heavily tmbered and has on it COMMO-
DIOUS DWELLING and all necessary out
houses, we'll forced and in good stute CT cultivs.
ton 1t has on it also VALUABLD SLATE
QUARRY, which has been extensively worked
slnce the war
Terms Of Sale-One third of the purchase
money in c.sh, and the residue in three equ.
pay meLts at one, two and ,hree years, with in
tefest from dsy Of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds, with approved fecurIty, fo. the deferred
payments, and the title t. be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid
Mr.. Richard Stonnel living on the promises,
Will t.ke pleasure in showing the farm 10 sny
person wishing to purchase.
A plot OF the farm may be seen at the otlice Of
John N johnson, esq, Alexandria, Va.
JOHN d. JOB NSON, ! c
II. K. MEREDITH, ootntD rs
WIN 4. LIPSCOMB ol oale'
PrlnCa William prDntv anp 1(l-ta
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FANCY GOODS.
@, M. ADAMS

An immense assortment Of Merino Underwear,
showing the largest and most complete stock Of
fered in the city, for lsdiee gents, misses, boys
and infants; prices 15c to IS each.
Ribbons. Corsets and Handkerchief.
Gsrmsntown, Saxony and Shatlsnd Wool 4;
Yarns in all colors and qualities; Zaphyr Wn,st-
ed. lu supply; always in stock Csurass, MOt-
toes. k:nbroioering Silks and Needles.
Buttons, Spool Silk. CottJns. Thread. Soaps,
Pertumery, Jewery, &c.
Hosiery in solid colors, Stripes, Bslmoral,
BsbrigEsn, Merino, Lisle Thread, Mourning
and Yam; over COO dozen of 6re and medium
prize RosIery prices from lOc 10 50 so per pair.
Noolen Shawis, Scsrfs, hoods and Nubias.
Gloves in Kid. Buck, Sheep and Dog Skin,
French Castor. Cloth, Berlin, Ring wood, Cash.
mere and Updegrahf; price 25c 70 So per pair.
Gents fine Necswdar in Ties Bows, Rutland.
DeJoinviIle and a handsome assortment Of Cisu-
dents Sc.rfs. Shirts. Collars, Cuffs aud Silk
Suspendere.
Neck Ruhing, Rufs, Laces, Edgiugs, Veil
ings, Hoop -Krts, &c.
O.M. ADAMS 90 Kings
sepl6 AeIandris, Va.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Green y Wise, Auctioneers.
EH ECUTORS' SALE OFREAL ESTATE

L
On SATURDAY. October 16, 1890, at II
o'clock m, we will Uti5 5r at public auction, the
following described real estate in the city % Al
exsndrls, late The property of Samuel Miller,
esq. deceased.
!. LOT OF & GROUND, northeast corner OF
Prince and Royal Streets abuut II feet by IS
feet to q feet slley, with use of aley-being
the properly on which stands the three etoIy
brick and slated STORE and dwelling, row oc.
cupied by Mr., Emerson. This property, as
sold. will be bounded On the west by the line Of
the west wall of the building, theLc3 ex.ended
TO the slIey, and will be subj ect to the US, of
said west wall for building purposes by the own.
er of the adjoining lot.
2 LOT Of GROUND next west of the above
about eigh! feet wide with TWO STORY
BRIOK AND SLATED DWELLING, ex-
Tending with that width back to the alley with
use OF alley and cf wall on the east for building
purposes
3. THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT ON south side of Price sbout rs feet
deep.
4. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on the east side Of Union between Prince ard
King streets, running through 10 the Strand,
about II feet 81 inches wide between q 70 feet
alley on the south, being tho property and oc-
5. THREE STORY BRICK SLATED
w WAREHOUSE No. d south Union str oct u
feet 2 inches front. 81 feat inches deep
Terms: One third Cash, balance in fur and
eight months with interest, to be sec ired by
bonds of purchaser, lien On the property and
insurance Of bdiIdiDg..
Sse 10 be su 2j ect 10 State and city taxes Of
1890-Sl.
Place of ssle-Enterance to Corporation court
room, Fsirfax street.
FRAN CIS MILLER,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors Of Samuel Miller, deceased
sen 1l-ts
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GALE OF FAIRFAX Landry virtue of
~ decree of the Circuit Court II Fairfax
county, rendered at its June term, 1886, in the
cause VI Whited's sd'x. vs.. Whited's b. srs tie
undersigned, commissioners of ssie tharein
named, on MONDAY. October 18th, 1850,
(Court day. at II 80 p. M. il front of the G ,urt
House of Fairfax county, will 1her for sale by
puohc auction, that TRACT OF LAND, lying
i'll the couoty Of Fairfax Va, about two miles
south OF Hunters Mill. known IS thu WHIrED
TRACT and containing Gil acres and 80 poles
The land is heavily tin 0ered and OF rs fine op-
portunity for wood and grazing industries
Terms: One tenth Of the purchase money in
hand; the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale, with good security for
the deferred payments; title to be reta ned BY
the commissioners. If one fourth of the pur-
chsse money be psd down. security will be dis
pensed with. The commissioners are ~, horzsd
to sell privstely aid invite proposals. l,r sale
+ THSMAs Ws 4syMAsb a66kbE oGTR5s, on ssIs
san1S-Udu
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LEGAL NOTICES,

TO n. D.. BALL. substituted trustee. and 10
personal representative and heirs Of SAM.
UEL STEAD, deceased names unknown.
Take Notes That on the st day Of the No
vember term next CT The Couuly Court of Fair
fax county, VirgIni,, to wit: on the 10Th dsy of
Noveul Der, $780, l shall, as holder by assign
ment CT one OF the notes cured by certain
deed of trust of the said Samuel Stead to VIM.
d. Dulsneg on land in said county of date Oc.
tober 25.h, 1869, and recorded in lioer K, No. 4,
folio 293. of said County Court records, NOV
the said Court to sppoiut and substitute 8 new
trustee in said deed in place of the Sud M. D.
Ball, substituted trustee. he having removed
from said St.,e. JOHN VAN RISWICK
Leonard Msrou!y, Attorney. sepS-w w4w
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:t'RUsTEE'S SALE OF a. VALUABLE
MILL AND LOT IN Fairfax CO.
Pursuant t. a deed ftiu:t, dated the Ga Of De-
cember, 1872 recorded III iber z, No. folio
lis, given by James Fox snd wife and others TO
th o un Undersigned, to g. cure one 4. Sammers
will offer for sale by public ,u Nion, u! Fairfax
Court House, in front of the Court House, on
MON DAY, the 18th of October 1880 vslus
BILE MILL. with noout T9IRrY ACRES OF
LAND attached. The Mil is situated upon q
never falling sire IN Of wa.er Is in good running
order and is about QUE mfle and half from the
V. NJ. 4. + Upon the lot is q omfortsble
DWELLING HOUSE of six rooms, with sll
necessary out buildings. Terms: Cash.
sepl8-w4w JAMES M LOVE. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES,

GALE OF VALUa BILE AND PRODUCT.
SIVE RIAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY, WITHIN A HALF A MILE OF
NG VERNON. Persusnt TO The decree of the
lrCuit Court OF Fairfax county, entered at it's
Jule term, 1916 in the at Of McCauley VS..
NcWl'llams the u.1,dersigs.ed: special commits
sioneFs nsmnd IN said Decree will, on MONDAY.
&c ur. dsy) the 18th day of October, 1880 sell t.
the highest bidder in front Of the door of the
Cogrt House OF said county. at IL clock m of
SAID day, ali those TWO TRACTS OK PAR
Gels OF LAND at present occupied by Henry
McWilhsms, containing respectfully All 20 1O)
and l74.3 100 scros. These lots constitute one
Of the Is! v.lu ,bts farms in the county OF Fair.
t,X, lyIng as tney do contiguous, immediately
on the Mt Vernon road leading from Alexsn.
dria and on the Accotink Pike, within half
mile f Mt Vernon rs owned by the Ladies'
Association" IL one OF The most fertile regions
Of 'hs c)unty and IN Il neigh borhood of thrift,
rapid Improvement and market facilities. Thew
c"rstliute 10" improved part Of the estate known
~ M. Ebf f., owned by the late Aaron
Letgett 10 those desiring to invest in good
ana, yle!dlng al interest On ths Cntlsy, within
hait mile OF the Mecca of our Country" no
D-:!cr opportunity 10 or c.n be offered.
Terms OF Sales: EnCu. b casn to pay the cost
and expenses OF sale and the sum of Sl883.46.
Win interest Thereon from the llth day of Au.
gust 1919, and the residus in three equal paw
mems at SIX twelve and eighteen months to
O'A' "so' oS' ON Lue osy OF Sale, to DO secured
bJ tno notes OF the purch 4ser, with good person.
g. security the ::le to b. retained until the last
payment l; made If this land is no. sold on the
C"y hsmed, II Will then be for sale privately
hLd n such parcels as m " seem advantageous,
dCMAS K. LOVE-
THOMA MOORE
sel l7-Wts Comm'rs of Ssle.
Ih"rc lands will be subdvided and q pls.
on the day Of sale.
THOMAS K LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE
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BY Green & Wise Apotionao-o


| ,oMM! !SSIONERS' SALE OF VALU.
\. ~ ABLE FA RM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
:! y''tue OF decree of tho Circuit Court of
;..1 'sx 81 county. Va. rendered al its June term.
'Heftot, IN the chsncery cause of Snyth va.
-,. .'i:, 'he undersigned. commissioners Of sale,
".'y0A!"d by said decree, will sell st. public suc.
~ ~ a. IN UEsDAY. September 18th, 1890, a.
.. pt'ocE M, In front Of the Market Building.
=. - 10y. street in the city of Alexandris, Va,
~, ~ AL ESTATE in said de rec mentioned
a., oa ,, IN Mount Vernon District, Fairfax CO.,
s3',', we o!d road from Alexandria to Acco,ink,
..,~ .h TX miles from the former and three miles
Ga-r-e -e !aIIeF place, and two miles from Mount
.,rG.D' G.oa' III 10 good neiah borhood adjoining the
cyII, De, worth Buckmsn and others, contain
81 -" AZ hES, shout 20 Of which are in wood,
:: 80; :+e residue under Gu tivation, we'll adapted
e. nVt ano grass There is a large and nearly
::Y,,,'." hLL!NG HOUSE, of modern con.
N1 containing eleven rooms, bay windows
CO.. .v, la!ilng we'll of fine water nesr the
s"o oslns. with stabling, wagon shed, &c.
,,r .S!Se ORCHARD of we'll selected fruit
II; ;sr.es, s, pears and peaches, the whole embrsc.
,a.ci,s.y desirable estste. 1t will be shown 70
l.e:. prs oy Wm. q. Ferris, now on The prem
C. .,t Gssesslon given for tsl seeding if de.ir.
As "t' possession given on cobfrm alton OF
cs:s s',4' One third of the purchase monev in
SD ~. The day of sale and the residue in one
.2sCon4ss ears si!er date, the purchaser e1ecut.
a..ns1,ss' bearing interest, for the deferred in.
'.,se mo- ano the title retained until the pur.
TTuuney is all paid.
..,,s5: ,!s0aS Il: JoEssos, joESkH CONS. of Sale.