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, 1881-08-03

TIE Gettysburg Battlefield Association
has now obtained possession OF tho grove where
Gen. Reynolds fol-, Little Round Top. tho north
slape Of Round Top, tho para opposit tho Ma
tIoaal Cemetery, S1oKnlght's md Cnip's Hills,
making In all at,out 120 aercs, and comprising
tho points OF greatest interest Oh tho sccno Ut
tho great battc. 1t has been decided by tho As
so1iRtton to opon nn avonuo near what was tho
lno ot baltic Of tho Eloventh Corps. aud also
along tho linu OF IIayos' Division OF tho SECOND
Corps, past tho spot whoEo LonKstrcet's famous
assault was ropnlae1; thonc0. following tho rour
ol tho line OF Qtbbot.'s division aud stanunrd'a
Vermont brigade, passing tho spot wnoro HIM.
cock WINS wounded Oil tho third tlny. A graded
path hns Just been tiu1shod to the summit Of
Round Top proper, whoro tho Association has
built nn observatory from which commanding
ytew Of tho whole Held and great sweep OF
country 1uay he obtained.
, 1881-08-03

TNE habitationa for auan and beast In The
wholo North nlv.ston wore reduced 10 smpkq
and ashes In few minutes by the fro OF lY7a,
It waa constructed almost exclusively OF wood,
and the aamas spread With tho speed Of rsoc4
Apsses. AL the iEs departments Ia the world
aold not have RayQd II after Tho ass crossed ths
, 1881-08-03

TltE press OF DtIo Is fearfully torn up
over tho true Intent and monnlng Of Pocket
hookwniter's lottcr stating his position on tho
tarI question. Excitement ruua high, and bets
and badl.lago aro bundled about It. Hero IL
whit ho wEotos
Tho proper adjustment Of the tnrl1 eyatom
Of the COUNTRY Ii ii 1nnttGr which grayety afecss
tho welfare of uAr own aud uyery other State.
Vl0wel only in HI 0conO!neo light. civilization Ia
but tho development AMI organization OF v4rietl
industrial pursuits, anil It bus cu!no, to bo re-
gardol ~ n(snost an axiom 10 political ocouonly
that tlo prosperity md ualntul'anco Of any sfo-
ordination aud harmonious adluetment, Ut
NIL. Legislation thorasAr9, upon this subject
should b1 pf SUCH Il character la will over kAep
Iii vl1N this wtll balanced relation Ut tho ulAily
patts which 20 to tnAko mp tho vAst eo0nunlfu
scheme Dt tho Nation, to tho end that our hnno
Industries may AttAin to tho htHhGAt 1egrga ot
prosperity aud succasa, thus guaranteeing tho
employment at tho lAtKcst nMouuk OF Neptui
aud profitable labor In Ganfa branch 0f Industry
and ut tho hiKkcst rate ct compensation con.
all.
0sn. Haneook's famous local Issue dcl,yor-
anoo looks very foohle compared With that, but
1t meant d good dca! more, It will now be In
order for him to Wrlto a Royon-c column lotter to
tho Jacksonville ill., Courier explaining what
meaning hc attaches to bis uttaranoeE. 1t took
several .lcsters, ono Of them s0vcp G0luulns
long. last fall to oxplaln that ho had never voted
tho Democratic ticket In his !tfo up to that time
, 1881-08-03

SEevtcker'a Thcntre.
Niad!aan stract bgtwcon Etntu Hnd Dearborn
"1ne World" Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-08-03

IIOofey'7 FThentrc.
ttnndnlph etrcot, pntwcon Clark md In snllo
Engagement at Jnmcs U'Noi1i. "Tho l>nnchens.
Afternoon A1ld evening.
, 1881-08-03

Grand Opcrn-F1tsse.
clark street. opposit nuW cours-1fonsc. "Tle
Hidden 1tnnd.' Afturnoun and evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-03

In Japan, music is divided into four
classos the first consists of those who
play religious music only; the second, Of
those contenting themselves with secular
music; the third, of blind musicicians the
fourth, of women. Each class is divided
into grades, degrees and distinctions.
japanese music has, in general, much in
common with Chinese music. 1t is n ter.
rible irritation to tho ear.
RULES FOR MUSICIANS.
"a. AS you grow older play no popular
trash. Time is precious. One must live
n hundred lives to learn that which is
good alone.
25. Children do not grow into strong
men on sweetmeats, pastry and sugar
plums. Like the bodily, so must the mental
food be simple and strengthening. The
great masters have provided the latter;
keep to them.
90. All finger music grows old in time !;
mere execution is only of value when it
serves higher purpose.
81. You should never give circulation to
worthless compositions; on the contrary,
help with all your power to suppress them.
50. NeNer p'hy WOTtniess couposltlons
nor listen to them unless obliged to.
90. Seek not for brilliancy, so.calIed, in
execution. Endeavor to draw forth from
composition the inner expression which
the composer felt. One can do no more;
anything further is cariacature.
80. Consider it something contemplate
to alter or admit anything or to introduce
works of good composers; this is the
grossest injury you can do to art.
81. Consult your elders as to your choice
Of pieces to study; you will thereby save
much time.
80. You should familiarize yourself by
degrees with all the celebrated works of
the celebrated masters.
Continued.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-03
Our 1usical Monthly.

MORRILL, frequently happens that musical stu
dents cotne across something that is not quite
clear Ia them, therefore We intend In this depart
ment to try and answer all estiOns sent 10 ls re
lating to music. Questions should be sent in not
later than the goth of each month, accompanied by
the full names Of the writers.l
son oceans surRing shore,
On calm and star lit night,
Wiener we stand in space,
Our soul in music flows
Deep tones rise more and moro
From space--from globes OF light
In ave- in sublime grace,
mighty anthem grows"
The Irish are believed to have been
skilled musicians at very early period.
Music sometimes appears as voice
from heaven aud the musicians merely q
medium Of communication.
"Pinafore has been translated for tho
benefit Of the Japanese, and the woes Of
that ancient people are about to begin.
Madame Adelina Patti has arrived in
Now York. She made her first appearance
at Steiuway Hall in that city November
18th. The large hall being filled notwith.
standing the high prices. The press says
she is tho leading vocalist of our time.
List, tho great pianist, has Just reached
his 10th year. His birthday was celebrated
in London and throughout Germany by
concert performances Of important works
BY him.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-03

Extract from letter OF Hon +. r. Low.1
certify that have taken out Tontine" policy In
the ew York Life lpsuihnce Co. for S.Ot0; That
gard AS the beet and fsrrst plan OF Life insuan
and that the principles embodied in the plan, after
2 careful examination, have removed the objections
have heretofore entertained agMnst Life lnsnfanee
have stVudily declined TO ineure until the Ton
F.F. Low
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-03
GROCERIES.

NAlnBANRk' LAND IN PALS. q 4 lsps
sssh; Batter IN lara and Kegs; coce.e. Case
Assorted Table Fruits Canned Meats jams and Jelnes
Honey IA Glass. Pickles Kegs Of Pickles Veretsbies
ns. % ris psrk fs family use Bags Of coaes Chest
kes sugar. B0I'I'Es 70
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-03

y provides for ones family at ordinary Life raies
and tho money returned with interest arriving 81
certain ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
BY Green 3 Wise,
jy14-w4W
Com nissioners of Sale

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
TOM MMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALEXAN.
DRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA-In pursuanc
of decree of the Circuit Cour. of Alexandria
county in the chsrcery cause of VIM j Minor
ct al. vs.. Cstharine Ann Lemon ct al, the IN.
dersigned will offer for sale at public auction, at
about II N, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
Of July, 1881, in front of the old Court House on
Columbus street, Alexandria, Virginia, THREE
PARUKLS OF LAND separately. being the
land Of which W. j. Minor died seiz,d to wit !:
lst. A TRACT OF LAND, containing SO
acres, rood and 81 81 perches, and Known as
the SCHOOL HOUSE TRACT"
I'd. A TRACT, contail ing IA acreg, and ps,t
of the "SPRLNGFIELD TRACT"
Sd. A TRACT, containing 73 acras. and an
other part OF the "Spiingfed tract" with right
of way, rods wide, yer the south end of the IA
acre tract,
Terms: One. third in cash, and The residue in
two equal psy ments at six and twelve months
with interest from the day of sale. the notes
of the purchasers waving homestead e1emp-
ton, with security, to be gwen therefor and the
title of the land TO be retained until the purcha.
money ID paid.
N. B.-Ths land is near the cities of George
town, Washington and Alexandria and is oi
good quality, and there are soma improvements
and wood on the frat named tract a plot and
survey of the land may be seen st the Office ei
John NJ. johnson, Ale1andris. Va.
S. r. BEACH,
JOHN n. JOHNSON,
je27-!s Commissioners of Sale.
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iyG-T4w "

VTIRGINIA: In the CLERK Office of the
Y Circuit Court Of the city Of Alexandria, on
the 2iLh day Of June, 1881.
Charles s. Taylor, sr., complainant, against
John st. Clair Brookes, administrator Of VIM.
+. penns, deceased, and others, defendants.
In chancery.
Memo. The object of this suit is 10 procure q
decree for the sale Of the real estate OF which
Willism r. Dennis died ,eiz d and possessed, TO
psy allowed debts against said decsdent.
The defendants. j. Harris Forbes and Fannie
L Forbes, his wife, Charles Ladd and Susan l..
Ladd, his vile, Frank +. Freshman, Elizsbeth
U. Co.tman, VIM. J. Bowen aud Lucy j. Bow
en-, his wife, Lewis Grammar and Mary w. Gran
nan, his wife, George K Dennis. james Pitts.
Barton Pitts, John U. Dennis. James q. Den
ME, Francis Il. Dennis, Samuel K. Dennis,
Henry Page and Virgnis U. Psge, his wife,
not having entered their appearance and
it appearing by an affidavit that they are not
residents OF this State it is ordered that tho ssld
defendants appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order. and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit
and that copy Of this order be forth with in
| serted in the Alexandria GsSstte. s newspaper
published in the city OF Alexandria. once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
| front door of the Court House of this city.
a copy, test:
MORTON MARYE Clerk.
John NJ johnson. p q je24-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
What to Drink In Hot Weather.

w hat is the bess drink 10 warm wea!hei?"
said reporter t, so ofioial at tho Chanbara
Street Hospital the other day
Gold water" he replied, "but not ice clli
lcs water ohills the stomach and so ultimately
Injuries the power Of digestion. One of The
bes: drinks 10 the world for hot weather is bu.-
termik With little ginger in it. know peo-
pie don't like II excessively. but it is valusble
for all that. If some Of our high livers who
suffer so severely at times would live on moth.
itg for u Woek but brown bread aud buuermilk
They Heud feel like 6sbtitg o;cks Another
cxocl!e0t dtnk, and one WUlch btickIsycrs use
great deal, is the old fashioned drink which
the tsrmefs use 10 the hay6ed-wster With
ginger and noasses 10 it. 1t coo!s the .ystem
aud opens the pores sufficiently for comtolt,-
bic porspiration."
us it advisable to drilk much in hot weath.
er?'
"One Eu1t drink more or less; it is absolute
y necessary 10 ordtr to produce. perspiralion.
Without that man would 5000 huru uo."
is beer hurtiui 10 not wealhel2"
IL is one of the worst things in the world,
for the reason that BY drinking it you get
the action of alcohol upon the brain at
the same time with the heat. Cases of
alcoholic prostfation oombioed with heat are
very numerous 10 hot weather. Ii one
drinks besr st all be generally dricks more than
ono glass, aud 10 Consequence PLACES himself 10
coudiuoo whers hs is the most susceptible to
the effects of heat Alcoholic drinks f all
k nds should be welded. Yet vsst numbers
use them; they driok beer. wipe. whisky gin,
brsndy-auythiog and everything to alIsy christ,
without regard 10 Consequences.
"Wh bat classes ef peurIe suffer mos. from
heat and are brought here p
We'll. We havo ali CLASSES. but briokIsyers,
paiu.ers sud roofsrs suffer most
Whist effect does tbs heat have on the brain
ii os5e OF eunStIcke2'
ut secms 10 atupefy The victim. All bis
enelgIcs sluk away; 10 loses power Of lhougat,
sad lieS IN m2re or less UNCONSCIOUS State, ac-
oordng to the sc:erity OF the attack. Hs re,
c3vefs 1t tbs slrvks is not too srvcre. Some-
lmes ne dies; sometimes ho is lrjutcd perms-
uenly.
:: What is Inc bsst gay Of avoiding pros;ra
too By heat?"
"Bg keepcg 10 the shade. if possible. II
his csnbot b. done, ksep as cool aud coll. c:ed
Ia ia!nd ss possibls; dou'E worry, don. hutIy,
di0'i dfiuk alcoholic drit k, aud if you fad lt
L c'ss,'y 20 drok 81 all, use water, not TO-
cold: or snuIa Of the drtks have spoken Of"
IN = Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
Bandits In sew Orleans.

A bum5er of pr0muen. I.siiaus were visited
by the Times reporter, and made some very
startling statements. Thy uuhesi,a,ing!y say
that ,h.re Is iu this city baud Of 5audis more
bru:sl AID exscling lhiu the uo.orlous gaug
which oros existed 10 Italy uuder the com.
msnd Of L2oas end Esposito. Il is true tha,
This band hava committed fewer crimes sGd
have never taken man prisoner as the bold
Lsona did win Cucate RGs., bue this was SIM
ply beosusc hey mot wish less resistance a1G
their victims always obeyed theif dictates to the
letter. Aotlng under q o0mmurislic law the
New y leafs bapdi!s made but little attempt at
oo6cesimsn,. When they We're in need they
W1u!d simply peo few lines 10 some prom.
uens Italian demanding part OF his foriuoe
under penalty OF death. They would slgu their
osmes to the blackmailing document, acd IS
they were generally we'll knowa as bad, d:spe-
rate men the wealthy Itaiiao would urhes!a.
tlngly submit to the blackmail and hand over
the amount demanded. A cage in point where
IN Addosso figured conspicuously, occurred some
months ago, wherein he sent letter to a wealthy
snd respectable italian demanding 81 zoo Is the
price of his life. Addotto signed his name to
the letter, and the victim, we'll knowing the
character OF the man, was forced to submit to the
demand. Tnis set WAS lot considered very ou;-
rsgeous, that s smong the lower and desperate
classes: re, according to their communis,ic reli.
gion they considered 1t but fair that the wealthy
should divide with the poor. AS tar as known
these bandits confined their black siliny
schemes to lheir own countrymen, and the mott
diligent inquiry has 80 far failed 10 show whsre
an American has been made to suffer- Why
these dastsrdly acts have never been made pub.
lie they say was not because tho victims we're
afraid to expose these leeches but for the Sim
pie resson that to do 80 would TO . great extent
Interfere with their business and involve extend
ed lawsuits snd bioodahed. These bandits are
not, ss might be supposed, idle men who spend
their lgotsen gold in riolous living tut thrifty,
iudusttious people who work hard, but glumble
at fate because some of their countrYmen are
more wealthy than ,hey.-New Orleans Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
BOOKS, sTATlOEERY, etc.
NEW BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 95 KlNGST.

The COMPARATIVE EDITI,tN OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT; both versions in one
book, arranged in parallel columns; very
handsome edition 81 co.
Miss PAKOLA'5 NEW COOK BOOK and
NJ kkErING GUIDE, by Maria Parola
81 90: new lot received to-day. All the StaEd.
nrd Cook Books on hand, to wit: Breakfast
LlncseoE and Tea Common Sense IL the House
hold by Marion Hsriand. Mrs Lea's Cookery.
Mrs. Rsndolpb's Fifty Years in Maryland
Aitchon, Widdlfelds, Lesie's. Godey's. Ns-
tionsl and others.
FARM FESTIVALS. By Will Carleton.
Eu!hor of Farm B.lade," Farm Legends" I"
etc.; s.; beautifully ILLUSTRATED
A COSTLY HERITAGE; franklin Square;
20 cents
PUCK ON WHEELS ;s very rich; 25c.
NEW SUMMER NOVBLS-Led Astrsy,
To-; an Arsful Widow, 75c; Heart and Hand,
75H; Friend aad Lover. 75c.
Now publications daily
JED GEO 4 FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

pURNBTrS PATENT FOUR POINTED
- BARB STEEL WIRE FENCING AND
FEN ClNG STAPLES.-The Barbs are fastsn-
ed to the wire (st intervals of sin in manner
entirely different from any other pstsnt 80 as to
prevent the untWisting OF the CABLE should either
wire &c, broken. The Bsrbs are four pointed,
and always present Barb at a right angle,
which is = great snvsntsge over the 2 Barb Wire,
and prevents cattle from getting against the
culsr, to IS King, corne, of Royal street, sup
ply kept on hand.
je29 7. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
EEGAL NOTICES.

NUTIUE. E.-HaviDg taken out Letters of Ad-
~ ministrston on the estate Of K. FKkn'
ER1CK MELCHOIK, decd, l hereby give
notice 10 all persons indebted TO said estate to
come forward and settle their accounts, and all
persons having claims against said estate to pre-.
sent them, duly authenticated, for pay ment.
SOPHIE MELOHUlR,
Administrative Of K. r. Melcnoir, decd.
Mr., N. BOoSART, Fairfax street, is duly
authorized TO receive snd receipt for any monies
due to my late husband, &. f. Melchor.
SOPbIE MELCHOIB,
jyG-W4w Administrative
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
Collectors Office, !
Room L, Market Buliding,

Collectors Office,
Room L, Market Buliding,
Ale1sndris. Va, June 1881.
Notice is hereby Rivsn that the tar bills dLe
for lesl are now in our hands fo- collection, aid
the attention of sl parties inierested is respecs-
fully called to the following extract from the
Revenue Bill of that year:
Upon all bills paid in full by the lst day Of
July. 1881, the Collectors of Taxes shall allow .
discount Of 10 per cent, and on all bills paid BY
the lss day OF August. 1881, they shall allow
discount of per cent and sll oils not paid OH
the I'd day of December. 1881, there shall be a-
sessed and collected penalty of five per c. Mt
remaining unpaid on the lat day of June. 1872,
damages at the rate OF IL per centum per annum
shall be paid"
HF Office hours during the discount period
ftom 8. M to D. IN.
JOHN T. HILL, Collector NJ Dis.
3, Z. FIELD, Collector 8. Dis.
je26-tA1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

At MCBURNEY's STORE excursionss can 81
snythng they oeed In the lius OF PICKLES,
LUNCH AND PoTrED MEATS. SARDINEs, Con-
DIMENTs, CONFECTIONERY. &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
E!OR RENT.
Tho comfo:t.t
FANCY irsS&I2kA.

/ LOVES 10 Kid, Berlin, Ljsle Thread, Silk
:~E and Laca. showing all lhs nsWes; shades
ioI the season. .lso p new assortment Of Lace
Ml:ts Price 25c Soc, 75c and 81 Is per pair
Co!sots in I'll the leading styles pesf.ct in Ct
sid finish. Prices Soc to S. 20 per pair.
Und"rwear- Special attention is cailad IN the
large assGrlm9n! for Ladies' Gnnt,, Misses.
BVya and Infants in Gauze, li.le Tnr5sd, Cos
s.lnr sEi 3urnmor Meriao; also are exnibi:inu
chocj ss.ortnent Of L,dies' UnderRsrmsrls
of every description, Chemises, Drawers, Might
gowns, skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Observation-Disclosures icra
well as the larges. assortment OF msdium aud
Aaer quality. Coas;aatly ndGiag the l.tcst psf
terms rs soon as they offered for safe by the
manu-. ut.cLuras
Neck Ruta,ngs kutfs, Skirts Voiliugs, But.
tons, SIlas >Uottors &C
hd9inCs in SWiss, Hamburg, Nsinsook, Cors-
line. Verm'collr, Vao ciannes Languedoc.
Io!chon, Russian, Vehise Crochet, &c.
EIEhmla Patent Bosom, Reinforced and
Scratch rnirts, in lEundrind and unisundricd
Coin-s Snd Cuff, sZ,s II TO is inches Prices
l2c l5c, 2Oc and 2oc
GERMANTOWN, shetland and s.1ony Wool,
Arphyr WO's.ad in oil Coors, Silks Canvass, 4 &C.
NecEwhnr--ht ell times the collection will
surpass all other nssortnarts offered in tho city.
a hn- display Of Clsudant, tho best Scarf ever
NJ ade for men; also GorCian, Fe1or, bAudnce,
Tropical, De .Ioiavills, Lace, and q com pieto
lnc Of Fancy Ties and Bowe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

TIN ROOFING. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT
attended to promptly, by STANsBURY T. Bro,
manufacturers aud dealers 10 Stoves. rio Ware
81. lMcBuroey's Buildiuq) corner King aud
Washington streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

SWISS EDGGNG and INsEaTING-a new lot
at |. EICHBGRG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22
NUhIUN MhN n CIprK.
John NJ johnson, D. q je2Ew4w "
VIRGINIA, set. In the Clerks Office of th
Circuit Court Ct Fairfax county June 23d

VIRGINIA, set. In the Clerks Office of the
' Circuit Court cf Fairfax county, June 23d,
1881.
A. freeman, complainant Case and attach.
q. K. Herring, defendant men~
The object of this suit is 10 attach certain lot
of land, in the village of Vienna, conveyed to
the defendant by &. Van Slyck and wife by
deed dated 5sh April. 1879, and TO subject the
same 10 the payment of debt due the complsin.
ant By the defendant for $50 49, with interest
thereon from the 9th March. 1880, and the costs
of this suit.
1t Appe.ring by affidavit filed that the above
named defen ant, q. II. Herring, is non resi-
dent If the State of Virginia, it ia ordered that
ication hereof, and do what is necessary to pro.
.ect hio interest in this suit Teste:
je24-w4W r. w. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

ta Ask your druggist tor copy Of "Y oupe
Mems Friend" and read i'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT JARs
cheap at MCBURNgY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

FINEST OLD FKENCH BRANDY Ivntsge
1861 and PURE PoRT WINE Medic;naly they
are ell that Gao be desired Bottled and on
draught at MCBURNEY's STORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-22

GALE OFV VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
~ FAX COU UNTY.-Fursusut to DEGREES rel.
dersd At the June term les !. aud the November
term 1850 OF tbs Circuit Court OF Fairfax County
in the suit Of Simpson vs. Grigsby aud others,
the undersigned Commissioners of sale therein
named, on MONDAY, August 18th (Courtdsy)
at sbout II o'clock m will sell at public auction
before the door of the Courthouse of said coun-
~ the FARM on which Judge Il. b. Cockerille
at present resides. containing 2l4 acres and a
smaller tract adjacent iherelo, containing 81
acres.
This land lies near the villsee of Chsntlly and
on the Little River Turnpike. 1t is of q rich
red soil, we'll adapted both to agriculture and
grszing. The m orovements, consist of 8
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and sub.
stan.sl u.-buidings, This is on the whole one
OF the most valuable and desirable fs. ms in Fair
fax county.
Terms If Sale: Enough cash 10 pay the costs
of tut and expenses of sale; the residue in thros
equal Bnnusl instaments, secured by the pur.
chaser's notes, with good personal security,
bearing interest from day of sale. Title to be
retained till the last payment is made.
IL, W. THOMAS,
THOMAS Z. LOVE.
s. FERGUSON BEAOH,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
K. WALTON MOOKE,
lyle Edw Commissioners of sale.