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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-07
W, n. u. TIME TABLE,
Warm aud "muggy,'
Tk.Iss GpIss t4sf,

" WV WV
Mrs. Carter, Of Boston, has been
visiting at her fathers, DR.. iiazen'
Judge u. u, Adams aud family have
returned from pleasant sojourn at the
seaside, They go to their home IA ~
Louis, No., shortly
Frank Hatch, Of New York City, ID
AT home on u visit, Frank looks aS
fat and slick ~ an Alderman, aud all
are glad to SOC him'
The Post Office Il 10 be Central
81, ornament when the Jones block II
completed,
William Benson desires rs to say to
his friends that lac "slill lives and II
they want any masonry DONE to bring
Il on, or send for him.
VIC. u. Grannis, Esq, aud family
Of Chicago, ILL.,, have been visiting ut
Montpelier, the White Mountains etc
We were IN hopes they would "'ake
In" Woodstock on their trip, rs they
have many warm friends here
Probably there never will come u
time when one human being will be
perfectly aud absolutely independent OF
every other human being, for any
length Of time.
The village schools will commence on
Monday next, with Mr.. W. II. Sanderson,
Principal, Miss Elizabeth A. washonrn'
assistant, Miss NJ. l.. Fullington, second
intermediate, Miss Il, N. Durham, first
Intermediate, Miss y. +. Anthony, Stan
ton 81. Primary, Miss N. Il. Fairbanks,
River st. Primary, All primary scholars
west Of the river and on Church, Church
Hin, Linden, and Park Streets Will at
tend the River st. primary school. All
other primary scholars will attend the
Stanton st, primary school. STUDIES
LIST intermediate, Third Reader, Colburn's
Arithmetic, Elementary Geography, Prac'
teal spellcr, writing aud drawing
Second Intermediate A class, Fourth
Reader, Elementary Arithmetic, Inter-
mediate Geography, Elementary Gram
mar, Practical speller, writing and draw
Ing An examination will be held at the
High School building, Thursday, Sept s.
at o'clock q. m,, for those students. who
were necessarily absent from the regular
. examinations and for those who did not
pass in the spring and wish to try again.
j. S. RICHMOND
Il. W. SMITH, Com.
j. y, EATON,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-07

William Benson desires Us to say to
his friends that hc "Slill lives" and II
they want any masonry done to bring
Il on, or send for him.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-07

So TO $40 per day at home. Samples wort
Is free. Address stinson & Co.. Portland. We
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-07

Mr., 5. u. Whitney returned to Bos-
ton on Saturday of last week. lie
has rendered signal service to our local
musickcrs, and the public generally,
during his vacation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-07

Probably there never will come I"
time when ono human being will be
perfectly aud absolutely independent OF
every other human being, for any
length Of time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-07

DR., William Mcclellan of Brooklyn,
n. Y, u former resident Of Woodstock,
was In town on the 10Th ult. but was
obliged to leave early the next mon-
Ing for Rochester, where his family
were spending few weeks during the
hot weather.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08
E.r lhn nrlslnl Now.


Notwithstanding the very ineIcmont
weather, our appointments nave been
well attended, by the good Lori' ana
the people Tie people in inc country
will 20 TO church, and 80 does the lord.
Let me have congregation IN hnck-
woods cabin, with the Lord, before ,he
splendid cupctCd churches tilIei with
bpuuX-c,prits without God. The sub
jeut of COTS rclrlhutlyc justice was iu
fare conscientious. Tho subject of
much interest 90 ouc oi our appoint
mcnts. A sermon had been prepared
and preached, In Southwestern SO. IN
the year 1850, on lhro words. "Aw
shall not God py'uNr Dbl own elect
which cry dlr HuI u.sO. W'o 'Om.
though hr hwt Iw. W.O .u"ut .r.l
yuu In.nilI Hvuuu .m H".IN ~
iulnrWhiDu Dur HwHIl wI.unI .ms
self, and lUr2D years watched ,.u.y
the workings of Providence. WfIl ihr
revelations. In ploD, OF tlr truth OF
Gods promise r. perfectly t1rllWg sand
especially ns To the fule OF every punuy,
aud the good resulting from the efforts
H true. "If We be- followers of That
which II good Wl'U can harm yOu.'
Our npDouimrulR al pnneyile last
Saturday mrnt, and Sunday wus well
attended bv C0dH presence and by lhp
pcoplr. subject saturday night; "Ihc
pyiipurpl of ChHHuui,y," ON sunday,
"Tha worship of col, confuNuI Win
Ilolnlrou. NorHiD.n After preaching
Sunday We were requested to bold q tvu
dnys meeting at sIuNug Syringe lhc
snanud s,iur,rv and Sunrluv in lobrm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08
Richmond and Southwestern
pailroad

WE are pleased to see SO favorable an
account Of the prospect OF this projected
road us the following. We copy from
the Washington letter of the Alexandria
Gdzetts,
"a gentleman well posted in the rail-
road matters Of Virginia informs me
that the Richmond aud Southwestern
Railroad Company has already $1,000
600 in money to It's credit, and has the
assurance of all that it may want to COM
plete Us road; that all The counties from
Lynchburg to Gloucester Point have
subscribed literally toward IL; that 1875
miles have already been let in Kentucky
and 40 built; that by next Summer the
company expects to have its road built
from Pond Gap 10 New River; that an
arrangement is being perfect by which
it will purchase the charter and franchis-
cs Of the New River Road, and that the
company will probably come to terms
with thp Richmond and Allegheny road,
by which il will use the track Of the lat
ter road from Buchanan to Richmond
until il can build its own track"
This road would penetrate and open
up % huo country west Of Lynrhhurg,
and would establish communication di-
rect with Kentucky and the great West.
We hope that il may be pushed TO COM
pletiou. LyRct5Uy Nel0S.
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ey9 a WEEK, fl2 sday sJ hons easily made.
S'" osuy uuiG' frro Address rHug 4 90.
Augusta. Nauu. Tuc. y, ltlj.lY.
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and altogether such as l am, except these

and altogether such as am, except these
bonds"
In the revised version this scene is de
scllbed thus: And as he thus made his
defense, Festus saith with loud voice,
"Paul, thou art mad; thy much learn
ing doth turn thee TO madness" But
Paul saith, IL am NOT mad, most excel
lent Festus; but speak forth words Of
truth and sOberncsS. For the King
knowcth of these things, unto whom al
so speak freely; for am fully persuad-
ed that none of these things is hidden
from him; tor This hath not been done in
Il corner. King Agrippa, belieyest thou
the prophets? know that thou hcllev-
est And Agrippa said unto Paul, "With
but little persuasion thou w0uldSt fain
make me Christian" And Paul said,
81 would to God that whether with lii
tie or with muci, not thou only, but nj
so all that hear me this day, might be-
come such as ! am, EXCEPT these bonds,
The above examples of the text Of the
revised New Testament, which have been
given to the public in advance Of the
meeting of The CouyocaJion Of Canter-
bury, @vc Il fair idea Of the character
aud scope Of the ten years work which
has been done bv lhe Two committees IN
England ami America. But l,JJit doubt
is expressed by any member Of the com
miItece that the Convection will APP
prove ana adopt the new version.
Whether other Churches than the Church
of England will acrep. il is question to
be decided in the future.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08
OBITUARY.
v. r. Simpson.
Action of Mendoza Lodge.

HAMILTON INSTITUTE, Va. /
November ., 1850.
It lis with mingled emotions Of sorrow
and joy that we attempt to sketch the
life and death Of our esteemed friend
and brother, V. II. Simpson, who was
known only as good man, and true in
all his relations Of life.
lie was born In Piusylyania county,
Va, and died near Hamilton Institute,
Washington county, Va, on thc morn
ing Oct, 9Th, 1850, in the % year of us
age. As citizen Inc WAS q true Ameri-
can--obcying the laws Of his country
and glOryug in her freedom. IS a
neighbOr his life was one Of kindness
In his cabin home his friends were al
ways welcome. Ills heart so far his as
bounty would admit, was MS melting
charity to Tie widow and the orphan, TO
the poor and distressed. Thirty years a
consistent member Of the church, he
worked as only q Christian can work TO
elevate the moral tone Of the comnuni-
ty in which he lived. Al bis death he
was Supt of % Sunday School numbering
over one hundred pupils. For uulhs
We bore patiently The bond Of aiiliction
that was laid heavily upon him; but
notwithstanding all that the kindness
Of friends and scientific skill could no.,
his ewes closed lorthc lGsttime on earth.
The Supreme Grand BlaFte"s gayel
was heard, and nj i's sound the spirit Of
our brother pissed from labor here 10
rclrc,hmont in the celestial Lodge
.I,tI.
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How to TTanr Tharmometors

How to Hang Thormometors
cold Wpa,herroaN' writes 10 the S.s
Paul Piurf Prss: "IIcrp seem 90 be
800 many erroneous notices amolg the
mUuy amateur mp'rprOlogis OF the
city abou, the minimum temperature Of
the tWcuty-tuGr hours, and how tO ob-
tain II correctly, lIwt few lines from an
old Wea'hcrcock, trust, Willuot ue Lost
I'm The ilrst place. then, the temperature
Of the wpll of any building, 90 any hour
OF llIp night or duy, Is not the true teu-
ppulurc Of the circulating mir and Is Of
no use 70 science. a wood wall radlHtps
iD3 heat more rapidly than brick or a
stone, aud the amateur scientists who
hang, his thermometer on q wood walt
rau force his mercury down below the
amateur who selects n brick wall. The
proper way 10 expose your ilrrnnWe-
Ter Is 10 surround It with q light wood
frame covered with sl0ta, Ike shutter
work, and roolrd over. Thls viii Ero-
trrt n from the direct rays of lhc sun
and reflected heat. run u llrhi wood
hlr ncros the ceu'pr of vnW iuHu'-
uoH'. shelter. % which won un attach
Thermometers which .u.. hr w'ou
rrmwv nslual ou lbr m"l .'I. u'
.hrhll''Hr 4uI N.n 'hWnnNiu. t
least one lIu. lIm yiI u.itp.. lI'..r
dircp.iOug' nrp rpllbwcl, prr0upuI- zoe
ports of eytrcup cold weather will not
not Gud their way into priut 80 often.
II isuot worry uuNy lllug for lhp press
10 report 25' hplow zero. when iG' rrp-
...ptIUt fitp tttt. f.ttttpHUtttt. ~ tttT Yit.
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YORKTOWN.
Centennial Celebration.

The Washington Star Of The 28lh has
the following: The centennial Celcbra-
tiOn at Yorktown, Va, will begin on
the BIB Of October next, on which day
the officials who were connected with
the centennial celebration Of the Dccla-
ration Of independence at Philadelphia
in 1876 win be present and participate
ia lhe opening ceremonies. II the
French Government accepts The invita-
liou to participate the representatives of
thul county viii be formally received by
the United States Centennial Commits
sion on The Ga of October. On the 7,h
they will be entertained by the States Of
Virginia and Pennsylvania and subse-
Quautly by the colonial northern and
southern states jointly. II is now un-
derstood that the War Department viii
make complete exhibit at Yorktown dur
ing the celebration Of al the arms in usc
by the department, both great and small
and that The Navy Department VIII do
the same. The exhibit will be supple
meutel by all the manufacturers OF
small arms in the United States. The
manufacturers of clothing will exhibit
model uniforms IN use in both the army
and taa navy. Temple fwm, upon
which the Moore house is s,ill standing,
has been secured by the Citizens Asso-
cm,ion organized under the laws Of Nlr-
o.uia, for the use OF the military and mi
lila Of the United States during the cell
chfaJion, for tncampment and drill pur-
poses. Seating accommodations viii BE-
furnished for visitors, A narr0w-gguge
railroad viii be constructed from The
landing at tho yiilage of Yorktown 10
aud from the Gncamumeuls. The assoc
citation convey to the Government Of ihc
United States fifteen acres upon which
lo erect the monument. The bal0ncc OF
the farm will De- conveyed to the Gov
erumcnt OF the United States for u pub
lir park TO be ronsccraled to liberty and
independence, under the uume Of La
fyp,Jp Park. COL Peyton, who has Just
returned from Richmond, states that cy-
erythiug essential 20 the comfort and
convenience OF the people visiting there
from every portion Of the United state.
viii De done by the hospIiable people Of
the Old Dominion, "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08

MS from the evil one" The prayer as
recorded in Luke, XII, 2, 3, 4, reads as
follows in the revised book; Father,
hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom
come, give us day by day our daily
bread. And forgive us our sins, for we
ourselves also forgive every one that IS
indebted TO us. And lead us not into
temptations" In Matthew w., B, where
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08
Proof all Against Temptation.

Dramatic pemoHae--A Young man;
ihrrccyil minded gamblers; % clergy
man, with M. wife and daughter inyol-
ing lor bronchitis. Scrne-A Pullman
car ON the overland trim 10 Clifrum;
gambler. plnying poker Young man
reading his "rfayelcrs Guide preach
or looking on.
lst Gunblcr-"Young man, will Won
ioin nv in u friendly game of wrd.i'
Young Man -"llNnk you; ! never
play cards
2ud G,mbpt-"Ioung man, viii YOU
tnkeAnipY" Passes him thp nl.kI
Young Man-"ihnnk yon' never
drink.
sd Gamblor-"Youug man, VIII YOU
have q VeedP Extending hia cigtr
cHsp.
Young Mrn-"l'hank yon' never
smoke"
Clefryman-"Yonng man, have
wHhhud tuur rundU Win llr' plpla-
tuc. have wcn tou trins" tn q inh'e.
drink and smlkp. should bp gud n
v1u would goinIo ihe uoNt cor hul NE
iow me lo iiIuuduco Won 10 my dlugl-
lrfn
Young Mmt-"rhml You; / never
marry. -tHfH NHifr
JOB WORK Of all kihjsnoai-
" executed nj llq News Office
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08

mud sohcrness. For the King knoNcih
of iheae thlnga. before whom nlso /
tpcnt freely for / am persuaded iliH
none are hidden from bin lorihit ilinG
wna not dnne1n u corner King AHIlp-
ma. bclipypst thou thp pr0phrsY kunw
ihni ihnu brllcywt Thw AEippa shll
tntn Paul. "Almoal thou noruHdrs. hp
to br n Christian. Aud Paul auld. ~
would lo God Tint not only thou, but al-
so pll That hear me- tllis day. Wsfc almost
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08

This faithful and unwavcriug adyo-
cate oi Democratic principles, Views
tho ruHuit of the late aa-
iuHoi aud State elections, Hs ouly uu
nddiIOurl Incentive 10 every H.uCru
lover oi his cOuulryuud i;r iusuiutluns
to look MOTE closely thRn evrrlutJ 'he
administration ul public affairs by Ile
peoples servants II will ho thr prov.
iucp oi The iWeyic0R to approve RIGHT
Nui duuu.ucc error NV heretofore, sud
to give the people suph Information a1
VIII lr1d thcm Co correct conclusions,
The pctstt wlll give viii be- without
hlas. upon which its readers can form
their own opinions Time and The
recurrence ol poIulnrpltctons, show
thAt d very large portion Of The voters
Of the Union net from the impulse of
t,F moment rBltcr then from Hrillpd
onvlciiun4jn rpp9fd to correct prp
Ciplcs of government Hence th"
greater narc..ily for thr use of public
joulunlr To- obtain iusinr sud more -et.
llrd views ON Huturuupn al quo.i.UuH
This Ihr iWrriouH wI,l onaclyur
uiiJ lh"u u.un" lmea tn supply
.Jh' Inuruu H.II uuIuutIhp H.'I
Inp 90 W.t u..I. ..."FI" su
..N"' aW ... 20 HH0 uI
NY...., OI H.. ..u n f.
r.f uH.u.. .. N p.. .
u.II 3D.. a... a.Wl lIIti south .n
ONO River rcRaidla OF poNt.g oI
location,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-08

hnt yArse as OF -lhc same cDapteIl N.ltl
sa I'm nroeisely lht same World, u 1lIoW-
IA to aiAnd. The work u griHugrd ~
naragrapha, and the chspiers shu verses
are printed In The marglh1' Lhe w.
mlllar hcad-llnea 10 chapters when serNo
no we'll aa a ncans Of reference are eN-
nunged. This viii make the BOOK seem
etrange 70 the ordinary Bible feadcr',--
1he text of each gospcl is thus maze
cnntlnuons IN thp body Of The book lfom
,he bcglnninr 10 the end, aud IN otderto
dpd tho gubiiyieions Win Whi'h ono
has been familiar the iuhrgns mus, oc
coneulted. The work Of irsnrlAliol, uas
been very faithfully performed snu lie
Commiliecs have adhered sciupluoutN
20 tho idloma of The orglnsl language
instead Of adopting the Ehgli,h iuim9ln, I,
as ihr public was led to believe tley
Would do. The feeull II mat lhe Woih
IA very scholarly, but the toxl u nor 10
nlaIn aa IL miKht hnyc been made 10y "
nssr translatlnn. The changes, ON the
whole. are mot of the character 20 create
snv slaYm In The mind of Chrisilans'-
Nota elngle accepted trillh ha hcrn
slimInatei, and no special doctrine OF
the Church le nssailcd. .,
Among the more striking changes may
be noted an alteration w the LorI .
prsyer na rendered In Matthew, vi" V-ld'
In ihr new version The doxology lscn-
tirply omitted and the prayer teads thus,
oour Father which -art IN Heaven, hail- hal-
lowed he thy name. Thy. kiuRu 'lh
come. Thy will be done. NJ In lloayc,n,..
so an earth. Give MA This day our daily
bread aud forgive us our debts as we
slao have forgiven our debtors. Ana
lend llg not Into temptation, bht dsli'sr
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z THE NEW BIBLE.
HOW THE GREAT BOOK
READS.
After Ten Years Work on it
By the Wise Men Of Eng
land.

The New York TIMES Piyes the fol-
lowing interesting account of the chang
ca made in the new version Of the Bible.
The readers Of the Bristol News will
flnd II worthy of their attention.
} $3.50 Ev, N V,ys
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Sale Of Valuable Prop
Grty,

DurHuant to q decree rendered by the
/ Circuit Court OF Washington cuun-
ty Va, on the 9Th day of Jan, 1881, in
the suit Of Johu w Barr Assignee IN
bankruptcy Of Philip Rohr W, the Va,
IL Kentucky Railroad Company the
undersigned special Commieuuncr-
will sell on the oh day Of Feb. 1881 I'm
frout oi the Mayors office, ia the town
OF GoodRon Va, the house and lots
mentioned aud described In the plead
iuga Of said iuit. being one brick
house and lot fronting ON Scott street
In said tiwn. the house couialaipg
four rooms. also two vacant lots 'front.'
ing on said street.
TERMS OF SALE
The Sale will be- made al public ont.
cry 10 the highest bidder. t0r cash In
hand sufficient 10 pay the costs of suit
and costs and commissions OF sale, the
balance on n credit o. 8, - Hnd Is
months, for witch bonds bearing in.
terest fror 5ste nf csch, with good. Soc
rurity viii bee required and IL lien 10
taned Tor deferred VNymebta
A. EUlKER~ON,
A II. BLANCHARD,
ionl8'1 1t Commissioners
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90 DOZEN ASSORTED BROOMS re-
as ~ coivad sud f"r sals low
K. W AVERY 226 King street.
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Asa +AGTCH q OHIO kAILEL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

49, Beginning Nov. %, 1881.
Inc MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
81 y ~ Il. N. and Alexandria at 925 :. n.
daily except Sunday; pass Leesbura, going
ives YES Tsrd &tli 81 s.. IL, and arrive at Rou1d
hi! al l. i5pn. Lesve RoundH Hill at II 81 D. m;
pass heoetEfg, gong eastward, 10 o. n; and
arrlVo at alexandria at Is o. NJ, and 2,
WsEhlnKtcb 1t 80 p. M.
me AGCOM MOOATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 1T ~ p. m. and Alexandris 8!
20 ?. III daily, except Sunday, and arrive b.
sourg AT D ~ p. u. Leave Leesburg at 10
a.: IN and srrive at Alexandria At 8 Is an, SID
Washington NJ 6 80 q. m.
Sas Passengers from Washington will take
INC washington and Ohio cars ut toe Baltimore
% eo1om*c Railroad station at9 20s. m. and 4.M
s. n, md 60 through without change Ct cars
me 9.2' y. IN. train from ale1anGris and 1870
p 81; "a train from Round Hill connect at Round
Eiil with Mccoy & Wirginton's Daily Line Of
Cohches iCr SnIckcrsviile, Berryyille and Win.
chester; aiso Renmsr's Line of Coaches. which
: nave Leasourg daily for Aide and Middle.
1o:h trains, westward, make close connections
s. 4lennA, with Sieson's Line of Stages for Fair.
tax Cour! House. AVA
sSlnEn 1tsetssn tickets, 81 cta per mile
H'anaaE isea eEs, $50.
.,. 4 u. HAVENER,
oc'i4-" General Ticket Agent.
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Mail. E,,,.
North Bound.

Nail S1uth~srd, connects at Chsrlot,esyir,.
with Ghes. & Ohio K. g., East and West, 1,
LyacLo ui&, connects with Atlantic, Miss, :
Chic T. L., through South vest Virgins !,
Nashville New Cr!can. Momphis, Little Rrrt
SID Tr-as--GTG 81 Danyille with Richmo1ds
Express S,CuthWard connects at ths,lo,,s.
vil!o ~ ali PORTS on Ches, s Ohio K. R. 81;
at Gar vile !or I'll points South. East aud Sou.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave 4,
e&sndsi- dsiiy, except Sunday, 8 90 8. NJ Il:
Y 0G IN, and returning arrive at Alezslt:l
90 II anc 50 .. M.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washingto,
azcep. Sunday, srrive at Strssburg at II Is Pm.
connecting With the Valley Road East S.:
West, Leave Strssburg 50 p. m, arriving 4
alexandria nj So p. III.
MIND TEAM FOR MANASSAS DIV.
IEICN iesyes Alexandria dsily except Sun.
Gsy, e. CO :. H., arriving at Strssburg al 6 o.
ps m, end rotuJ0ing Leaves Strssburg al 4
H. H.. arriving III Alexandria 1T 2 As p.m N.
F1r Miidishurg, daily connection 81 Flax,
s.,.tiGIi
For ErpsrYille, regular connection At Deli,
Lisuo
Eor WAHRGNTON, leave Washington Al
10 Il. Iii dni!y.
Ali trains make good connections, Ut Vast.
inxtcn, to End from h orth and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington :,
10 2. IN. running through without chsnsa,
On Express train, leaving Washington &. IL Of
.. n , Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Cs;,
with extra charge only Sl.OO, through 10
LSnvi!le.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
SAD Augusta, Ga, without change, on 100
,. n;. tf.!n
Through tickets very low to the South ant
.ETCER SIAUGRTER G. IA
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l. EGHA aQsl'iGEs.

- ihG ClnCglT OoUIsr OF ALrX IN
4 driu county, Va February 24!h, 1881.
To Latharlne AN Lemon, Sarah AM Newton.
q. W. Wat!les, Rudolph kechnsn, Evalinu
heichmsn, r. Cor betl, Sheriff If Alexsn-
dria county, Fairfax lIinor, z Kempar.
guardian I'D lilem of Monroe aud Minor
Heisksle and TO The creditors Of the late VIII.
liam >. Minor of elexsndria ccunLy, deceased.
Ynn are hereby notified that l h4vs tied upon
the 5O.h day Of March. 1881, to take and settle
At my Uthce. IN the County Court House Alex.
anurIa Va, the account or the real and personal
estate of the late William j. Minor, deceased,
ana OF al debts due and owing by him, and OF
I'll liens upon the said real eststs the amount
and order o: priority thereof required to be
taken by decree Of the judge O. tho Circuit
Court OF alexandria county, Va, rendered Oh
the l9ta day Of February, 1881, in q suit in
chsnccr7 depending in said court between Lewis
mchenze plslntlh snd Cathnrlne Ann Lemon
an Others, defendants, 1T which time and place
tue creditors OF asld dec-dent are required to NJ.
tend, u then and there file their clsl AS With the
VOul uers thereof
~iven under my hand as commissioner in
ChaDcery Ut said court the day and Year rst
aforesaid. BENZ. AUSTIN
ltoZi-"4H Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-09
FOR NEW YdeEE.

FUK NEW YUEk,
CLEANERS f.. G. M.TYG HT.aJSES Si,Est
GEISRyS
EVERY FRIDAY, at II m.; and returning,
leave New York, from pier a, Esa. river, EV.
ERY SATURDAY. ut o'clock g. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-09
LADY, OF THR ESGB

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snt
FRIDAY, at 80 O. clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days 81 AGO T.. 10.
This stsunch iron steamer has just been paint
ed throughout, ststerooms newly furnished snd
carpeted, and is the handsone5t as we'll as the
snfest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeaaa
bay, and is the only steamer making Gloss con-
nection with the New York and Boston ssesm-
ers; also connects with Rich ,noud steamers and
railroad lines outh. Stops at PlNEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Fare. first class. t2 so; second Class 81 50