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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Open Outward.

The storm doors around the Post
office, at Detroit, open outwarlly.
This isn't for fear that fire will oc
eur aud rash onsro, but it is ar
ranged thnt way TO make man
mad. A man will so singing along
the street, smiling all over, and
Dragging to himself how good-na-
tured he is, when suddenly he re-
members that he must mail a letter
He is only one man, but the Others
stand around to give advice.
The first man rushcs up the steps
and gives tho door q push. 1t is
solid as q rock, aud his momentum
generally carries his knees and nose
against the hard wood.
"Push "yels tue extra man.
The other steps back and follows
the advice, but with no successful
results. by this time his smile has
faded, his dyspepsia begins to work
up, and there is indignation in his
tones as he turns aud asks
''Is this blasted old Postoflice
closed for the day ?"
"Oh, no, sir. 1 guess you will
get in il you push hard enough. J
presume tue hinges are little
rusty"
Then the man returns to the
charge. AS a rule he puts bis
shoulder to tho door, his feet slip
back, and he comes down in a grace
ful heap, to be laughed at by all the
boys. When he gets up be feels as
if be could lick any seven men, but
before he has time to pick o fight
the other advances and says
"A1ighty curious about that door.
Ah 4! / see-opeus this way You
might have pushed all day and not
got in"
The one goes in is too mad to
post his letter. The one who stays
shakes all over and keeps his eye
out for next.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
A Touching Story.

On narrow islasd near the New
England coast, whore primitive cusS
toms still obtain. whore the crier goes
about the streets by day and the
watchmau BY night, where they dis
pose Of salpher meat by auction, and
the merry maiden and the tar 60
jonketing together 10 an ancient cal
ash, lives an old lady, Auptie A.,
The same roof has sheltered three
generations OF her family, aud 1t
would require little less than an
earthquake to dislodse ber from her
seat BY tho old fashioned fre-place.
There she sits, picture of peace and
contentment "Haveat you a single
regret in your whole life ." we asked
her once. She stopped her knitting,
and dreamy look crcpt over her
placid eyes. ''Yes," sho said ai
length, II have. Ten years ago,
when ~ dear dead sister was alive, q
man With ! hand-organ came 10 thi,
lsIsnd by The steamer. oh !! b.
ooQld pIey bsaotiinlly. He came
n61n 80 r1rook. "a ~ efafep ea =.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
They All Knew.

Once 10 lifetime You meet a mar
who will admit that he doesn't know
all about horse. but bo may com,
around next day aud claim TO hav,
been temporarily insane when h,
made the admission. AS rule
every man knows exactly what ails Q
horse, whether anything ails him OF
not, and can point out dozen in.
stances where nature could have i'm,
proved on her work, no matter how
woll she did it.
Yesterday, a horse which had beer
looked over by the Fire department
and rejected on account of size, was
tied to a post on Griswold street
He was as sound as dollar, not
even showing wind.pnff. Pretty
soon along came two lawyers, and
one OF them remarked
"Pity such fine animal as that is
foundered.'
"Yos, and | can see that he is
windbroken TO boot, was the ready
response.
Then the cashier OF bank halted
aud took q look at the horses teeth
ilo was going away, whom a mail car,
rier asked
"How old do you call him 2
Some men might buy him for
twelve, but they couldn't fool me /;
that horse will never sec sixteen
again
The best judges had called him
six, and his owner had proofs that
he wasn't a month older. The mail
carrier felt of the animals ribs, rub
bed his spine, and observed:
"Ho's got the bolts, or I'm no
Juupo oI nOrseS.
Then a merchant halted and SUR
veyed the horses legs, lifted its front
feet, pinched its knee, and feelingly
said
''Been n pretty good stopper in bis
day, but he has gone to the crows
now.'
The next man was a book>keeper
II took him but five minutes to make
up his mind that sweeny was the
leading ailment, although poll-evil,
heaves and glauders were present in
q bad form.
What is sweeny p queried an in
nocent bootblack who bad mad o up
bis miul that the horse had liver
complaint.
"Sweeny = repeated the book :
keeper--"look at TIE way be carries
his tail aud learn what swpeny is
ooh, no. put in another-"sweeny
affects the eyes,
IL guess not,' said an insurance
man, II guess sweeny affects the
lungs
Lungs y cried a broker-"you
mean the stomach
And they were jangling over it
when the owner of the horse came
and led him away.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Troubled OF a Western Bride.

The bridegroom of a Waukeyau
wedding was Baptist and the bride
a Methodist. They had agreed that
Immediately after the ceremony,
they would decide by chance which
should embrace the others religion.
The officiating clergy man declined
to toss up cent, partly because he
would not countenance such pro-
ceeding, and partly because being a
Methodist, he might be accused OF
fraud il the bride won. The bride
herself finally threw tho coin, aud
lost, when she went to ioiu the
Baptisis, however, they rejected hel
because she did not believe 10 closs
oonmunion. That dispisAsed the
hnsbApd, and he weat over Win hes
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
- g l @ G t II "a I O E.
MRS HACKERS CONFESSION.


Mrs Ilsctor au., her daughter sa.
In the little parlor bshind the sh 70
taking tea. II was a frosty winter
night, and the brown toap,t was
kept on the back Of the stove that il
might not chill. s, was the pan OF
saussgcs, which tastel all tho moro
lcrisp aud savory iu consequence.
The door betweon the store ani the
room stood opon that any chance
customer might be seen at once by
the tsa-drinkers, bat the bell had
not jinglsd since they took their
seats.
"Trade il dreadful, Emma Jane.'
said Mrs. Hacker. dipping her bread
into the sausage pan and transfers.
ing it to her plate by means Of the
long cooking fork. Trade is dread
fal should just give up IL it got 4
little worse but dear ma. I never
had any luck in anything. There's
Mr.. Ninnever putting plate glass
whole panes--into his windows. and
beginning TO talk Of hiring the 90.
cond door for ready made suits 4;
and my things hang on my hands,
though I'm sure I make better
selections than be knows how to.
Another cup, Emma JAne-what q
comfort toe Is, TO bo sure"
''Then give me oup, won't you,
Mrs. Hacker :" said q voice behind
them. u want comfort, I'm sure.
Hsf9e erapdma gone ont and for
gos1o leave the key, aAd nothing
Tor ps 10 do bat sit on the steps
and cool ny hssls. =
''Ibomss b how you scared
ns coming II % sudden r serssm-
- Emma Jsee.
"sIt dowp, d. : ssid Nm. Hacker,
1hke : ~ horA Tom. and have
q ;;'|;;|
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Independence.

Il depend on one another
For each comfort ye enjoy (:
fbsre Is naught the htart can foster
That the besrt may not destroy.
|1o every mind that pouders.
To every heart that feels.
ERE is not n day bat scmsthins
hiddea truth revesls
- throughout creation,
ne li5ks Of life had birth
q speak Of independence,
There 10 no suoh thing on earth.
ebe seed Of friendship blooms not
/ No leaf can Il impart
ta,il Il 6ods . welcome
In some congenial hcsrt.
Chs light Of love eau warm not
Till found some xinirei shrine, /.
Ind then i..spriuss immortal,
Aud;shows II t,elf divine.
thus, tbus throughout lcrea,ion,
The links Of life had birth
ye speak Of indepsndeuce.
There 10 no snsh thing on esrlh.
Not Forever.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20
Not Forever.
Dr EuMA ALICIA Daowss.


D do not think all hope and love.
For evermorc abiis
hu that low grave they nal, f,rhsr
Upon the green hillside
b do not deem the world less fair,
Bccsu,e my darling died
|ror now some swee,sr elcn
Pcrvadcs tho rouol ~ space
Ia rsrsst tint Is on the flowers
The sun shiue bslh nes grave:
A ssfter glory hiu,ts the l.vi,
Like that upon.ihe facs!
A strange mysterious brightness broods
On hilltop, holt AMI lea -
Soft as the light that never yet
Hath shone on lsni or sea
Gods welcome s\de thit ti,hd her
face e.
4 That jsy it see rs TO bs
love TO tLink that year by yoar
Tne grasses greeusr grow
That God hath given ateudsrer grace
To oil the aDwe's ihst blIv.
Because hor g>utle fes, oiss troll
Thees tangled ways beIow
love 10 think the hills Of bea.en
Bask iu liyiasr air
The Riverof Life, wasso eysry lisp
An ~arnor isa prayer,
dlidcs with the gl,iler hirmony,
Because ny lows is there!
Oh Love an | Hap, that ca,n,t tire
Through all the ye,rs to bs
Oh Faith thtt shi,s, = stellfAst star,
.Ab'vstts sristil ssa!
SINsyrsas Ia G,rs i,i iituls
My darling walls FOE me-!
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Dakota is three tines as large as
the whole Of New England. Twenty~
eight Connecticuts spread over it
would leave unoccupied space. Tho
Black Hills opened four years ago,
now have 25, 900 white people. With
10 The past year I 800 miles OF rail.
road bave been protected and 600
anishsd while pesrly 100000 pea,
pie hsys Co. lplo ~ Tsrritory.
'I;|I;''
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-20

Grandmother told Mrs. Hacker that
sho thought Tom was beginning to
like Fanny Earle, the -iresser's g
pretty daughter.
Sometimes Tom would pass tho
window. but he never looked to-
wards il.
Emma used TO sit behind the coun-
ter thinking OF him. What lover
she had bad, aud she had cast him
away for fortune hiuter. Her
verdict was that she deserved pun
ishment, aud she was very sad aud
very meek,
She expected nothing now bnt to
die au old maid, living bohiul that
little shop counter, aud never having
any admiration or attention again.
In this mood she sat beside her
mother one winter evening. The ta-
ble was spread. with tho thick
stone china the brown toa-pot and
the pan OF sausages hissed on tho
stove. Tho door stood opou boz
tween the shop aud the parlor. All
that bad happened since might have
oeen dream, and it might have
been the same night, year before,
when the letter had como to them
which had made such changes, ami
Emma had even poured ont the sec-
ond cup of tea for her mo her, when
tue door of the hall creakel, ani
looking mp, she saw Tom standing
there. Tom, big aud brown as ever,
with such look in his eyes. But it
could not be for her she did not
deserve it. And Emma dropped Ter
head upon her hands and burst into
tears.
Then she felt Tom kueel down boz
side her aud put his arm around her
waist,
"Look at ma, Emma" he Whisper
ed. Look at mo, my dear. can Z.
not bear il any more never can
belp loving You, AMI for all that's
come and gone, l believe you do love
mo little"
Then Emma found courage TO put
her hauis upon his shoulders aud
whisper:
"Oh, Tom, believe | do.
They wero married in a very little
while. and it was only after the wed-
ding that oh Mrs. Hacker, with n
very sole IN ,ce,iaformol them that
she hal confession to make,
II bavont lost my m1uoy at all,
my doars," sho said, I'm half afraid
OF it, for il soemal 10 bring uuhlp-
piness with it. Yet, still it's COM
Portable to bo rich. Aud now you
arc married to an honest man, that
chose you whom you were poor, my
dear, we might as well make the
most of it, aud all go over together
-Jranny Hunt aud ALTO the big
house the servants are keeping for
M, thinking we're of on a journey.
| shall never blame myself, and /
don't think any Of you will blame
me, either -
Tom looked at Emma, but she on.
ly threw her arms about his neck,
nnd hid her face in his bosom aud
said
"The money cannot make mo any
happier than | AN, Tom
Aud even GRANDMOTHER Hunt de-
clared: "The house don : seem too
fine to me now, for there's love in it
aud truth in it, aud my Tom is as
bappv ms the day."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
By Green & Wise
fab18 4w

TReal Estate Agents and Actioneersl
DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE FOR
~ SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.-By
virtue Of decree Of The Corporation Court for
the city of Alexandra. made at February term,
1881, in the chancary cause of Oowling VS.. Cow
Ing, the undersigned commissioners thereby
appointed, will offer for sale by public auction,
on TUESDAY, the 22d Day Of March, 1881, at
II o'clock M, in front of the entrance to Court
Room on Faitf.1 street, in the city of Ale1sn-
dris, Va, LOT OF GROUND with the
BULLnlNGS and improvement thereon, sitr.
ated st the northeast intersection of Duke with
st. Asaph streets, IN the city of Alexandra and
described as follows: Beginning on the north
side of Duke street and on the east side of ST.
Aaaph street, at the intersection of the said
streets, thence north with ST. Asaph street 81
feet, more or less. thence east and parallel vita
Duke street % feet more or less to A. z. Covers
line, thence south to Duke street. thence west on
Duke street TO the place Of beginning.
Terms Of Sale: One.tenth Of the purchase
money in cash, residue in three equal install.
ments at si-, twelve and eighteen m ,nths, with
interest. The bonds of the purchaser 10 be gwen
With approved security aud the title to be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money shall
have been paid.
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, cou,,.. -
JOHN M. JOHNSON. oomm LII is' u
VIM. COWLING.
foh1S-ootu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
BY Green q Wise, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
TY-Pursuant to . decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county at Novemb T term, 1889,
in the case of Emerson adn'r. vs. Emerson Ut.
81, the undersigned commissioners therein
named, will sell At public auction on TUES
DAY, the 22d day of March, 1881. at IL o'clock
NJ, in front of the entrance 10 the Court Room
on Fairfax street, in the city Of Alexandra, Va,
q TRACT OF LAND 10 Fairfax county. lying
i'm 20 ediately on the Potomac river, three and
q half miles below Alexsndria, and containing
1869 acres. The land is believed to be of good
qutlty, of easy access to MARKET while the
situation for beauty is not surpassed BY hny on
the river, commanding full view Of the cities
of Alexandra and Washington and the sur.
rounding country Of Maryland and Virginia
Terms of Sale: One fourth OF the purchase
money in cash; the residue in three equal in-
stalments at si1, Twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from date; the bonds of the pur.
chaser TO bs taken, with security, and the title
to bs retained until all the purchase money Is
paid. q. y. CLAUddION, Comm'rs. Of
w. A. TAYLOR, ssIs.
j. n. LOVE,
fab16-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

HUNTED WITH RLOoDHoUNDs An eyciLirp
chase Of tHC oegrots W h boUdhounds occur-
red at Bturs5n's, S. C Lass week. Tom Brou.
nell anC Bob R!chi4g, tvo negro men, broke ju
a store near u1sou's eod carried of about
one hardrad dollars worth of goods. These
two men were at cuco suspected OF the robbery,
und lt YES understood that they were making
their Wy dcwa tho Brunson turnpike in the di.
rec!lon OF Columbia. A party was quickly
organ z,d and Ipounted Five blood ouads
We're secured, and Dursuit of the negroes baum,
The roso IS Level aud beautiful oue. Tho men
were all moua!ed, and the dogs thorously
trslned. They quickly found the scent of the
:elng negroeS sd IL vas followed with savage
lellgnt. As the tc!Dt became warmer and
w:ruer the hounds Ueoamo wild With terocious
Gel ght, aud aIraug forward a. speed rarely
eve! seeD. The hunters tolIo we'd clCs, behind.
After race of three miles the f .cirg darkies
were sighted by the dogs They bounded over
the smo Doth surface at on Increased rate. Their
wild yelps made cold caills run through the
negroes. who, hoTevcr, determined TO give
them race. They are athlecic, and consider,
ed the test pedestrians 10 tnu couuty.' With
the five oayiog bIoodhounds at their neels, thew
speG on. Despite the d. sperate efforts they nsds
and the fearful rate at which they fairly huW
over the ground the aulDsls rapidly g4ioeu on
their prey. As they ascended Sigh bill two
of them pourc.d upon the fugityes. As they
threw them Oh the ground the hunters came
up aud arrested the Cegroas, who were pro.npt-
lg put 10 sl. The chase was go exciting one,
and lol1eu 10 By several persops alUlg the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
n TBOS. Y, RISEELIT.
by U Neal Il Lucas. Auc,ionaers.
,.7ISH W dARE FOE &E&TkY hU.IIDn.

On TUESDAY Mach first, 1851, a. twoiye
M, IN 'front.' OF tbs How NJ ar;:e. bGt!dirg, Soy.
s:Ieel The COEPU3AT;UN Fish W. tE
will be rented tor the ensuing rine months. Thn
rehtof W. b" required - iurrsh material for
and lay plattorin sulli ;'ent to accommodate the
trace. Ell p1ss"a,S Gus. De Kept open. pnd
lr"H from obstEuc! oAs; me rentor to erect no
building Wltnl@ j ness stance lnaE - feet iGOE
Tho oss !iont Of the wharf nor than O fact from
the south front No privilege for the sn'e Of
liquors VIII ba granted lnCoassien. with the
ls@s o. the city on III At subj SCI.
Inc rnNtors will b. required to remove The
onai within Is hou:s and none Of il sha i bo
lIro~n into The river Possession will be given
on the 1.L Msrch 1881.
No bids will BE- c)nsdo-ed unless the bidders
SHALL bt known, or ycuCnet ior, 10 the suction ceg
ss responsible
The righl to rsject any or al bids is reserved.
All arLl0!es Landed On the wharf for the use f
the city 10 he frse from wha5 AKA
IefEs: Cash, p:ys5ie in u. .. currenc?, gold
or siiv9r coin.
BY order Of the Joint Committee on Public
Property rH8S, V. iSI5HK!II.
IebZ5-ld Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
AUCTION SALES.
r By c. 'Eesl & Lucas Auctioneers

by C'Nesl & Lucas Auctioneers
Il UCTION SALE OF FISH BENCHES
IL IN MARKET SQUARE.-At IL o'clock
on TUESDAY March l, 1884, the Commission
ers of the Sinking Fund Will rent for the ensu-
ing II months the Fish Benches in the Market
Square.
The right to sublet the benches in the fish mar
ket to c. untry people for the sale of produce
when not used by the purchasers for the sale of
fish is reserved TO the clerk of the market.
Terms: CNhin u. s. currency, z I'D orlsilver
coin, and more fully made known on the dhy of
ssle
By ordor of the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. CHARLES l., NEALE,
feb26-2t CLERK Of the Market.
T'RUSTEES' SALE OF Fairfax LAND.
Fly virtue of deed of trust executed by John
K. Hibbard, trustee for Caroline Williams and
Caroline Will ms and Alex. K. Williams,
dated the l9.h Of Sap.51 Der, 1876 and recorded
in liber U, Nc. q, folio lS0 OF the land records
of Fairfax county, the undersigned. as trustees
therein Lamed, aao at the request of the party
thereby secured. on MONDAY. the Dist day Of
sell at public auction before .he Court House
door of ssi1 county. the following described
REAL E5'tATE: All the UNDIVIDED IN
TERE5T which Walter Defuy Davis formerly
owned in tract of land containing 1872 acres,
and now owned by John K. Hbhard, trustee as
more or less. This land lie. on tie road leading
from Fairfax g. H. to Vienna, aid adioins the
lands Of Smith (formerly Whsley) and others.
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs of
trust, expenses of sale and conveyancing, and
four notes for $40 each, with interest respective
ly from the 19.h September, 1871, 18th Septem-
Der. 1873, 10TH September, 1879, and the 19.h
September, 1880; the residue on credit of one
year from dste of sale, evidenced by the pur-
chasers bond, bearing interest from date and
secured by lien on the property sold.
j. NJ. LOVE, ln-
febz9 -3w THOS. MOORE, ifussees'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
- FAN COUNTY.-By virtue of q deed of
trust executed by j. A.. Griesbauer, date1 the
10Th day OF Jsnusly. 1876 q deed recorded on
tic land records of Farf-h county, the under
signed trustee therein named, 81 d at the re-
quest of the party thereby secured ON SATUR-
DAY, the 10Th day Of March, 1881, at IL o'clock
M, will sell at public auction il. front Of Cats
Tavern st Wes! Eud in ssi county the follow.
inR described property: 50 and $500 ACRES
OF LAND, lying in Mt. Vernon District, being
the same tract which the said GriesbIuer pur-
chased of David Owen. This land is OF good
quality, we'll located and improved by build
ings. Sc.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash to pay costs Of
sale and the sum Of $7t6.00 with interest from
February 23 IS 8 and the residue in two equal
instalments of one and two years bearing date
and interest from day of sale and secured by
lien on the property sold.
THOMAS MOORE,
fsb18 4w Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
FOE SAEE aSRs E.E3g.
JtOE SALE,

The valuable property corner OF Fairfax sud
Queen strests, known as
kISH ELLIS planning MILL and SASH
and DOOR FACTORY.
also s large stock Of READY MADE Work.
E!so The T6KEE STORY MANSAED
hOuF HOUSE, No. 80 Wnahiugloa street, 5e-
tween Judge Stu.r:s resde0cG an4 the Jewish
Synagogue.
The above property will be oEeret st private
sale until WHDNESEAT March "a q. II ~
If not disposed CT By that time, J. vii! eel a:
pubic suction. Parties desiring TO purchase caa
At my factory.
febl-lm TBOS. Y. EISEELLI,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

TE'kCPlC FRUIT LAXATIVE-A Medico-
Il Fruit CCnfection of ,hs Premier Class: Ma
ture's sovereign cure for constipation and all
complaints arising from an obstructed state OF
the system. irice 25 cents per box. Mailed
free of postage to any address on receipt of mice
JANNhY 81 CO., Dru gsiste,
tebI3 79 and 162 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of
Il trust executed by I. NJ. Manchester to the
undersigned. trustee, dated March 4th, 1855,
and recorded in iber "a, folio 2s4, of the record
will offer for sale, at public auction, before the
front door of the Court House of the said county,
on MONDAY, March 7th, 1881, (that being
Court day. 8 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
in said county. containing 100 ACRES, more
Or less and lying about mi.es from the town OF
Occoquan, adjoining the lands of Finch, Mad
do1, Reed and others. Terms: Oash.
janI-wtd E. g. FORD, Trustees.
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtue of
deed of trust executed by a. King Chandler
and Wits on the Sth day of Nav, 1876. and re.
corded in lber 7. No. 4, page 40S. IN the clerks
office of Fairfax county, to secure to the trustees
OF the Protestant Episcopal Education Society
in Virginia, the payment OF twenty five hun
dred dollars with interest from the date of said
deed, (de!.ult having been ma 1e in the payment
OF said prncip pal sum, after denAnd). tue un.
dersiened trustees will on MONDAY the 2lst
day of March, 1881 (c Jurt day. at IL o'clock m,
before the Oourt douse door, of Fairfax county,
proceed to sell st public auction 8 certain
TRACT OF LAND, lying IN said county, about
six or seven miles from the Court House, and
two miles from Centreville, called Salisbury"
containing about five hundred and sixty seven
and one.nalf (6G7tl lcress. more or less, and
improved by due D DWELLING HOUSE, out
buildings, stables sc.
Terms of Sale: So much in cash as will pay
the above mentioned sum >S25G0) ana the inter-
est due on the same and the e1 penses of sale,
the residue in cash. or upon credits of one and
two years, with interest, the purchaser giving
bond, and deed OF trust on The premises to Sc
cured the deferred payment or on such terms
as said A. King Chandler may agree to at the
time OF sale Conyeya1clng a. cost of purchaser.
Arthur aERBERT,
CAZENOVE q. LEE. ! Afustees'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-28
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OUR INVENTORY FINISHED.
~ Tuesday Feb'y. S.h, 1881.
We have completed our inventory bad thrown
upon the counter grest many Remnants of sll
styles of guods to b. sold cheap. We are clos
ing out great many goods st lees than cost, in
order TO m axe room for large Sprit stock.
SHEETINGS - BhEACHED, CUTTONS
and LINENS.-We are getting in full stock
Of the above goods of Cholcs Brands tor Feb
ruary sales and offer ut close prices.
D. +. BNASHEAR
100 King st. alexandria, Va.