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'HUSrAES SALE OF LANDIN FAIE
49,, FAA GOUNTY-By virtue of deed Of
sfusI from Theodore Il Chase. and being thereto
s;squlsed by parties secured thereby, the under.
siRhea trustee IN said deed. will offer for sale At
pu2Iic auction, in front of the Court House door.
o. on - 5altiax street in the city of AlexaEdris, Va
~ q. ~ o. a CLOCK m on SATURDAY, Septtmber
IN 1881, the TRACT OF LAND conveyeI to
~ p "a IN said deed and described as follows, viz:
ion; DuEnni9g s;5 "a a. dead poplar standing on the
sou.n sioe OF Dogue run. g corner of Carpnnter's
"a patent, now William Violetri; thence s. 1910 W.
~ tb.po PORES 10 three marked white OAK aspings
and pile of stones thence with The iine If non,
Imsrzaa ms IzcaGaTty johnson n. 800 1877 poles to
InsfRed dog~ood, corner to Eliiah Compton,s
loti thence with his line n. So e. II noles ~ a
s'ane On Dosue run; thence down the several
aha meanders thereof TO the beginning:
poles. "Nu SILKY
g., b derns OF Sale: Cash IS to the sum Of S7CO;
.ne residue At six, twelve and eighteen months
nha Tnn interest evidenced by bonds of the pur
lees. EE NHIS Ipo" tEe pfeL
--~ 10 Trustee.
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& CO.,
baltimore. Nd, u 4.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. K. q. VESTS n ERyE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENr; q specific for hystoris, Dizziness, Con.
yp!s'ons, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
tency, Involuntary Emissions Premature 0ld
Age. caused by over-exertion, self abuse or over
indulgence. which loads to misery, decsy and
death. One boz will cure recent Cases, Each
box contsins one m onths treatment One dollar
oo1; or SIX oo1es TOR five dollars; sent By mail
prepaid on receipt of price We guarantee siI
ooxes 70 cure any case. With each order re-.
ceVod by us for six boxes accompanied with
i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
zen guarantee to return the money if the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
~ ~ . aN L C 20, Druggists, Ale1ardris,
vs.. wholesale snd retail SCENTS Orders bv
msil will receive prompt attention. mari
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ALIVE IN THEIR GRAVES G. Wizard,
who has lust rcturped from O'Neill City, In.
forms US that tho two BiglOw brothers, who
resided 10 town for awhile this sp,iDg before
going to their homesseads near Atkinson, Holt
eouoty, we're buried 10 we'll ct that place on
tho 2S,h ul,imu. By the caVing 10 OF the quick
sand through which the we'll had been surk.
the cnrbios not being OF sufficient strength 20
resist the pressure. Although one was severely
i.iurtd b. the tinbers be survived uusll the
ga, urdsy noroiog toIlowiog, aad the other,
who was DO. itiared, lived uotil that evening,
when their strecgtb was exhausted and death
released them from misery. Although twenty
eight feet from the surface of the grouod they
could mako themselves heard, aud gave direc-
cns rogariiog the disposal of their property,
aivisiog their wives. who were sisters, 10 20
back to their old hems ess whore they would
| be hspper aud more comfortable. There were
more rescuars than could work at one time, aud
| frsuueu ut changes of hands made, all belng done
that mortal could do, but OF 20 avail toe broth
ers being fully aware that help could no: reach
| tham 10 time They died calmly aud manfully,
| sking their fate es true men d.. TDey We're
exhumed Sunday and buried the same day.
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TIN RooFIsG, CUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to promptly. by STANsBURY & Bro.
manufacturers and dealers io Stoves, liu Ware.
&c., IMcBuroey's Building) corner King and
WASHINGTON streets.
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Auction SALES.

{ N IN MiS T!oHkR>' SALE OF VAIuA-
cor oE5; ~ ZEAL ESTATE IN FAGKFEa y Y
C,;r,,,., Fs- -iiy vir;u4 of a decree ~ ~
I u ~ Cour' Ct Fairfax County, in the sn;. 'ne s
row a-ta.aseaf 4eaf vs. S!e2heus ana Wilcor a. s,s
siy1a3 ~ 80 vacation, July g 1881, the nnGa-.
Na1r, tC.n '1,i-s!ontrs' will. Mt II H. MOnnAV
fTp.snOetS fSI ~ 1881, County Court dsv offa,
iTRa ~, a. y !, tubAc tu lion tbs. yALIJa Bi,K
E.'-t os LHHD lsinx nosr Ccntravii1a
jap.1, 80 ~ Vs., |.shn q miles of Wash
St.non W. 81. t. < and ~ rni"s oF ,y -. clifton
T5IpIIa"s Inis tree: has been owne5 bg ''12n NJ
-.,ls:, -1SEE, tS4 Is Improved b. hnrdsor0e co
icC1,.'. oI.5"7 nhQ cspac'-u7 DWELLING and aI-
-''''" & u. building, BITns and Stghles II SA
.t0 =, IL e 20 an8 muaa erasa fnll 80
...,'F -. 'u' DIG bI1E9 Mountains srd is .dvs,ts
''U.'Td 10: Schools churches. nos,o(Eca
= '.:"s' Eil!t and sGopa. The lard hss 1anairai
ID E-'IvG.ion, l. extremely fertile snd ron.
.I',L 80 ACI' AS, pss O' which mav he sesn
; 80 ~ ',.,: :CoNmis3oEtrs Any one desircus Of :.
ia., "''- t%a aoVsntage5 OF inc scanery. aYraI-
;,,s 80 RyH- scc!7'y and healthy surround
o'i.,'o. 40 oet:pr III an invest in this nrnn,
efty. Mr.. Geo w Dea-, who re.idns rn'' prop
tmac VIII take Pleasure in sho wing il - visi.ot
- th.cESl*Eed are au.HoriZ, ID tC sell st nrira,o
49, -" invite proposals E! any time nrior ~
l*te Of public sale ''"ho pIior 10
i"7 onG-.enth Of the purchssa rnoner :;
st onU IAs residue u 1oa credit OF ono ;,rn
,1G | t"Eee years with interest from dsv If esIa
,'IL n. fotehIon CT title ugtl said deferred nan.
90 "'e tnado: the and TO be resold unon ~
ot tha purchaser TO meet sny of said DO.
erred p@7 l.eIi.s 01 'a'u ue-
- rs Love, }Ccm rs.
6u. lS-w4Y
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G. H. tlUMM & Cos. Dry VEBzENAY
CHAMPAGNE-Plnts and Quarts, at MCBUR
NEY j. SONS.
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BOOKS. sTAwIpNEKY. etc.
Il Ew BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 & 95 KING ST:

Miss PAKOLAS NEW COOK BOOK anc
MARKETING GUIDE. by Maria Parola;
ST. 50 new lot received to-day. All tho Stsrd-
ard Cook Books on hand. to Wi. Breakfa.t
Luncheon and Tea, Common Sense in the House,
hold, by Marion Hsriand, Mrs. LEAFS Cookery,
Mrs Randoph's Fifty Years in Maryland
Kitchen, Widdifeld's, Leslies, Godeys, Ma
tonsl and others.
FARM FESTIVALS, by Will Carleton.
author of Farm Ballads" Farm Legends"
ETC.; 81; beautifully illustrated.
A COSTLY HERITAGE; franklin Square;
20 cents.
PUCK ON WHEELS is very rich; 25c.
NEW SUMMER NOVELS-Led Astrsy,
75c; I'm Artful Widow, 75ci Heart and Hand.
75'; Friend and Lover. 75c.
New publications daily.
jed GEO. Z. FRENCH.
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AUCTgOH BALES.
4 TRUSTEES SALE OF THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON,
of Alexandra, Virginia.

unoer authority OF deed of trust executed
py the Upper Potomac Steamboat Company.
;nestlng date on the first of NJ BY, 1875. Of reco!d
ofsr srS fo. Sustom house OF Alexandria. Va. will
TENTH DAY OF SBPrEMBER, Issl, At
Ine COCK foot of Prince street, Alexandra, Vs..
q 81 .SeIye s'eIy O'clock. the STEAMER MARY
HGA1osdlNGTON. of Alexsndris, vs..
ms ms steamer was built in 1871, is $50 foe. in
ona. 20 leet oroad on floor timbers and 45 feet
EvJs gu0io, ourthcn l97 tons, light draft. say 80
incnesi bas perui: from the Government In.
5peGtofs to carry 600 passengers. she hss been
Is.ely oVerh:uled on the ways and thoroughly
repaired and is believed to be, in all RESPECTS
III III gopa running order. For several seasons
IN Il, excursion boat on the Potomsc.
Terms: Cash.
;nso ;, S. FERGUSON BEACH,
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Go TO MCBURNEY's AID buy yourself .son C
of those fee Aexsuorla made BRoOMS.
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COMETHING NEW.-1hrse ply Wooden
= Wall Pockets beautifully decorated. We
have juat received lot of these beautiful nrti.
ces. Something entirely new:
MCLEAN & UHLER,
aus2 10 King street
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WeaSbE &&Rs GssAE

CjoAL COAL.
We invite tho attention Of dealers and con-
uuers to our large stock of CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL OF the following varieties
LYNEN'S VALLEY,
LOkSEERT and
SEAMOKIN Red ASH
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hsrd) Of
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut Sizes
Also GEOkGE'S GREEK, R,CUMBERLAND
snd kANAWhA SPLINT, from West Va.
Making Goa! q specially, We aim to keep only
he HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate
and lie especially prepared for tsInily upo
Y7rds ioored, and all Coal sent out WE'LL
SCREENED AND FREE FBOki lStPU FL
TIES.
Desier5, families. public institutions nEd nl"b-
aisc:ories supplied e. lowest market rSte-per
ton OF &Z40 lbs. r. j. MEHAFFEY l. co,
feb Wharf and Ysrds loot Ct 0ueen 81
.nls
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ale or VALUABLE TINRER Lawn
1I~lS - IN - AiEFAA COUNTY-By vjr,ne os
Gecfos o; the Gircui. Court of Fsirrsx conntv
VbiI', y. It's June torn, 1850 in the cause Of
Naltots ad ninistrator vs. Whi;e5's hcir. ,ba n,
uHuefs'ghc1 commissioners CT ssln th,rs;n sHo
~ ln'n9 y on %>OHDAY, September l9.b 1sSI
Court day e; u 80 D. m, in from. of tha G. ioo!
Hous9 oi Fairfax county, Vn will Offer ios ~
=. - "I' - auction. that valuable tract of TIM
~; y "a Il a; ID, lying IL The county Of Fsjrfsr
d, HoJu' Two miles south of Hunter's Mil
hho%1 IS tho WHIrEU TEaCT, and conts;n.'
ihS OH acres a"d 50 poles, mora or less The
lshq VIII De sod in SIX LOTS Of IS or l25 scres
'.:n' .a' sCc3Fdihg - 2 recent survey now at tho
S;Acs Gi SI, Henry ". Tnomss, Fairfax Ct. Hopsc
~. = L9 i9ts Will 90 sold separately. Thev are
Ho:Vi!? umo@'cd and olier tine opportunitv cor
"G"| 90 EaG triZ oE industries
tefmS: One tantn 0! !as rurchsec p17nov i,
H@na ane residue II ak twe.ve and eiyhfean
..oatNs l7otl Gay Of sslc, With good sccnri,v tnr
~. .I' u-'ef7ed payments Title 10 be retained h,
LAC com"':a.ioners I'll! thn whole ru-ch.se mon,
oy y ES'd ot. II ono fourth Of the nurcbsso
m..gey o. pail down, security WI! bs disncnsod
"''H Inc c9no mis-iJnors are aathn,jZoI - all
P''FaLG.y ant Iavl:o orouoasls of purcn.se ELL
HSAkY W THOMAS, (Jomn,,,
agcIS-w,a oi Hsle.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 1881
EXCURSIONS. PICHICs. f.,

EXCURSIONS, PICHrCs, DC.
THE THIRD GRAND EXCURSION
4 Under the auspices of the
| ALMA. MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS.
on the swift and palstial steamer
w. w CORCORAN,
To MARSHALL HALL,
:, O1 Thu RSDAY. AUGUST 25.
Full BRASS BAN D. 20 pieces. and OR
CHESTRA, uuder the leadership of Prof. Vim
Au, o. S. Marine Band.
tickets, gentleman and lady. 75c lady 25c.
Steamer leaves Prince street wharf st 80 ..
%: promptly. sug2S-3s
THE BROKHAM PRIZE TO BE AGAIN
MILITARY EXOU RSlON AND RIFLE
MATCH,
Under the auspices of the
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY
10 GLYMONT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1881.
Union Veteran Corps of Washington, D. c.
and the Alexandria Light Infantry.
The steamer w. w. UURUORAN will leave
ner wharf foot of Prince street. at 10 m. and
. . p p m: fhs NJ : steamer :. KXCGLSIoR will leave
Excelsior will reach Glymont in timo to see Lhe
most interesting part of the match.
Committee-Csps q. McBurney, jr,, Lieut.
g. s. Smith and j NJ. Hill.
y, ,kaierees-Col. w. G.. Moore, Captain 8, <.
Ihomsson, Capt G. Nc Burney, il.
1lcRets QUO; children 25c. sus22-4.
EOR AhILIES-STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON
will make EXCURSION TRIPS 10 Glymont
EVERY THURSDAY.
Steamer leaves her wharf q. 10 m, retprnino
1t . ~ p. m giving FIVE hours at ely mont.
~. M uslc and dancing on boat and grounds.
Tickets. round trip 2lc.
augll-tf 4. j. RANDALL. Manager.
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GOAL
OF best quality,

and we'll sCyened. I will be pleased 10
pupply my friends and customers st loves. mar.
ket price. Delivered xt houaes, cars or bosts,
De- ton Of 22AO lbs
ioT w. 4. SMOOT.
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CELEBRATED EYE WASH
w Price reduced to Twenty. FIVE cents per
bottle. For sale by
aup6 JAN nh I q COs
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CAN CRMRNTl CAN CEMKNTl l,CCO
" lbs Can Cement for sale to the trade at low
rstea MCLEAN & UdLER,
ivS IS King street.
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DOTOMAO FISH-SHAD KOE ir kits, in
L bbls snd half bbls, Family Roe Herring in
bbls and half bbls, and No. Herrings for sale
hv 1mvl6l THOS PERRY.
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RFILLFERD (Whise and Brown Middlingf,
lXI- Rye Chop, and Brsnl for sale by
ORAS. s. TAYLOR, JR,
.nu6 Nos 2l and % King st.
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DRIME s. O. BREAKFAST PiECEss
4 thin and lean, and choice s.. @. Shoulder
and Hams Just received and for sale BY
100 J. @. MILBURN.
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fUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.

,n.ered ct the Postofice at Alexandria, w, a.
second class matter
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DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

Aplendid purgatiye, and liver pill Forty large
and ANAL pills In each box. The cheapest and best
pill In the market Sold BY .oo.,.co
LOGAN d co.
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The Virginia Canvass.

By the time the Virginia canvass closes
the people will scarcely be aware that the
debt question is in any manner IN issue to
be passed upon. That original feature Of
the campaign seems to have been elimi'
mated, As we have before observed, it
seems to be a question once more OF race
prejudices and party politics. The Demo
cratic papers-now called Bourbon papers,
in order TO distinguish them from the
Democratic readjuster papers-Are appar-
emily intent on stirring up all the old time
race preiudices against the colored voters
II is enough for the Alexandria Ga;ettE and
the Richmond Di,palch to know that the
colored vote is generally going with Ma
hone, in order to open ont in appeals to
the white people to go against him. Ma
hone stands now as Republican target
The Bourbons are acting as it they were
determined to drive him and his followers
into the Republican party. They will sue
coed in giving his victory, if he achieves
one, Republican complexion, and the
final result will be that the Readjusters
will hereafter be part and parcel OF the
Republican party 1.-THE country, and quite
possibly they will be the dominant party
in Virginia.
We notice in the Dhpatch an attack on
ex-senator Lewis on account Of his vote in
the U. s. Senate in favor Of the bill that
provided for the enforcement Of the Four
tenth Amendment TO the Constitution OF
the United States. For this vote, as in
deed for his Republicanism generally land
not for his Readjuster heresy) he is held
up to odium. The effort is to draw the
lines against him aud against all Republic
cans land against all the readiusters, as
their allies, as they were drawn in the
heated Presidential campaign last year.
This is great error on the part Of the
Bourbons. They have thus sacrificed the
moral force Of their position as champions
Of the debt. They have let go that issue
and got down into the mud and mire OF
race prejudices. They have made II an
object for every Colored voter to array him
self against them. They have, in fact,
driven away all such support. They have,
in like manner, alienated the Sympathies
Of thousands Of people ut the North who
on the single issue OF the debt would have
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misgiSinss on the subject are most alive.
Hence Il & in The country that all the M
i've propliqiies Of the amusement are most
likely to Be observed.
In the cifieA dancing and theatre going
are two amusemens that seem NO longer
TO be considered subjects iorchurch action,
II they are noticed at all it is only in the
way Of general admonition. Cases Of indi'
vidual discipline are no more heard Of. II
seems to be understood that public opinion
will not sustain such discipline, This
may be all wrong on the part Of church au'
thorities. They may be greatly derelict
in thus following the multitude to do evil,
One thing certain, however, it cannotin the
nature OF things be right to allow dancing
and theatre going in the cities and at the
same time punish such practices in the
country. II it is against the rules and reg
ulations Of Presbyterian churches, or any
other churches, to tolerate dancing, Ger
ninly these rules and regulations ought to
obtain everywhere throughout the bounds
Of the church membership, and there
ought to be no hap-hazard instances Of dis
Vipline like this one up at Erie.
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DIED.

TRRMMEI-on Tuesday morning, October Is,
1881, at O'Clock, MARY M40DALENA, wife Of T. r.
Tremmel, aged q years and months.
Funenl from the residence Of Andrew Hebnnk,
No. As Main strCSt, at O'Clock this afternoon.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
COsTIGAN-On Tuesday afternoon, October 2i,
1881 at the residenceO Of Peter White VIZ. COsTIGAN
In the 18th year Of his age,
Funenai notice heFeaftpr
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Nerer too LAC to Mend.

Thos. ]. Arden, William street, East Buffa.
10, writes: "Your Spring Blossom has worked
on me splendid, l had no appetite; used to
sleep badly and get up in the morning unre:
freshed; my breath was very offensive and.
suffered from severe headache; since using
your Spring blossom all these symptoms
have vanished, and feel quite we'll. Price
so cents, trial bottle 10 cents.
Sold by Kaughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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A GOOD BAPTIST clergyman Of Bergen, n,
Y, a strong temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia and dizziness al
most 10 blindness, over two years after he
was told that Hop Bitters would cure him, be-
cause he was afraid OF and prejudlced against
"Bitters." Since his cure he says none need
fear but trust in Hop Bitter'. NwF4w
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GREAT numbers have been cured Of dFopsy
palpitation Of the heart, heat and pain acroS
the back, scanty and cloudy urine by taxing
BaTOsma.
Prepared by +. x. Thompson, wholesale
druggist, Titusville, Pa,
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NRUsTEEs sALE 81 FIIrio.,l;,:. -

RHsSSsYEEEssALE oFFULToY PROP
!, By virtue q deed of .rua mad, !,
Yoke and C4thaEtne Yoke, !svi.- I Is = Aaolph
49, ~ ~ SpSL,HALy lslh lsi7, and F,,Sr,ss Nv
o1ee o. !ne Slerk Of the County G5I,,s!el IN TIE
county, MeIt Virginia, IN Deed y TTgGtl Of Ohio
y, page q, viii sell At public aucti6n 1s so1t M
door Of the CouH House oisad eogag 6 q, 'Ae 'ull
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER am,
commencing AZ 10 O'Clock An, The to',ea
Scrbed property that Is TO siy ,ss"'t1Nlng dv.
land situated IN the town Of FultnS IAN pleor q
MeAt Virginia bounded aud d,,rrit,.JJ 40 eplHB
Beginning q the northeast Corner mp y ioilOW
land a. the Intersection u the NaliDsi ~ pece u
Ailey bounding lald land on the rasg t,l AhdRa
~ sle! wv Apnlled feet TO CrBi, Asih
dred and -;tee To the line OF W,,! o6e hun,
thence north with Nanhall's line NM sAllls ldi,
thence a. right angles TO said la,t linr ittt
70 the west line OF AAid piece OF land wy let
Hlln ~ Nts' ult one hundred te to IhrS ial'h
Road; thence east with the south linz S,t Nst1pa
Two hundred feet 70 the place Of C,iH1i, ND had
Also certain other piece Of rropnG i,,s
north side Of tn National Road In ssi sa'g % As
ton, opposite the land above drscril,i GENA QiEu
aid National k9ad one hundred tepiaBd' uss,Hhg u
hack the depth Of the dwelling nous '. .3,aslg
Excepting, however, from the mai o.,..
above described the part lhcnpi - lat I'M
AdOlph Yoke to Henry'K, Hes by dSgTiIH,iG v
vembel bth,. ISIS, rConied In be,J i, HHA'el No
page 4Sl, being seyenIyhye feet innI ~ Va So q
back 10 an alley. "''u vAIendiRl
The title Is believed to he perfect ln,tnm
vey only the title vested In ne by stl wy co..
TERMS oP sALE-One thIdof thr blfpI o. Iiud
and " much more as the purchaser max, M ihObty
In hand, the balance In two elunl jn,i NV cab
az ana twelve months with interest INN ST ~, ~
trust on the property iOr the cicrfeI I! ltt q
". J. ". CowDEN. solicitor. '''''' Trustee,
W. II. HALLER, AuetiOncrr.
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4 SGhllL ElR EIRLSI
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NINEdepaFtmentso Of study text books furnished
penses for one year from SlI5 70 S0; nonsectArtAn
liberal, thorough. Fall term begins SETPEABER
Z, 1851. Attendance last year from q COUNTIES Of
West Virginia and from States and Territories
Number q Studentl larger than for ten yeau pre-
SsSPor catalogues and other information apply to
the Acting President, D. b PURINToN, Morgan.
town West Va
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TRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue Of Rdeed Of trust made by Patrick P.
WEIGH and AlmedA, his wife, TO me ns trustee
dated the l4th day Of June, 1875, and recorded IN
the office OF the Clerk Of Ohio County West Wiz
Elnln, In Deed OF Trust Book No 4, rage So shall
sell at public auction Ut the front door Of the Cont
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
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T7RTsfEE's SALE OF ISLAND PROP

HNRUSTEES SALE VI ISLAM Nv
Il. ERTY. .,,.,,.y r,a.
ne V;ytue oi deed Of trust made w NAtt ,,,,,ts
~ Nav n3uslasi hIswiie tome a Z, ,r.
IN a Fesiiry 6th ISL aud RECORDED X '9S o 1
u the Clerk u the County T1u, r5ot No. h! Jdse
y viii seii al public auction. at ihe i'0"' "'S
lLe COiiFt House Of Eid c61n'y Oh ,..,
' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lrn ISL, IL.
commencing At looci9ck 4 H. T l1y S,., treaty
, sre tea, P q III RanBers one han@D Az yi'
II Inc addition % ihe CtK q WsSf aid ii in
O ". ~. ~ ,,nrib Siie oi Ohio street and A''
Si,e hundred and twenty ieei 70 o., KIT ,onyey tho
Title believed good, but WV oa,;
! TrN Ss OF siLSGne ihIrl Of the Igig,g% az
and As much inotr a. the plf cn,sl i'"aamcntil
II h ssS W s9f months win ia 3 x d %
~ ,Sle the purrbAscf giving noi{ SI paymtai'
d trust on the proFTIiy iiIgf CtRLpWELL rru'ieg,
~ ~ COwpES, Solicitor
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sATuRpAY. NOYEMBER 5. Isl.

commencing at 10 O'clock A. ". the iollowlngdr'
Scribed property, that IL to nay: All the south
one.lalf Of the east OnehAli Of the lot mum
bcred one hundred and sixty Of the addition to tie
sid city Of Wheeling laid out BY Peter Yantl
John FawCett and Others, commonly called East
wheeling, addition being situate on the north Ade
OF Seventeenth street and having imnt on aid
street Of thirty feet and running back thence sixty
feet OF an uniform width OF said front 10 line run
ming through said lot east and west aud dividing
the same Into equal parts.
Title believed 10 be good, but selling % trustee
shall convey only such title S Is vested In meby
the deed Of trust Aforesaid,
TRIMS or SALE-OneLhifd Of the purchase
money, and a. much more "a the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand, the residue IN two equal !n'
Stallment at six and twelve months, respectively
With interest from day OF ale purchaser giving
notes secured BY deed Of trust upon the properly
for deferred payments. ,,,,,,,.n, 49,.
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~ mnenclnV Al $50 O'Clock A. ", the following a
SCr;bctl property, that Il to say Inc Iuuttga,J
St,e. Of IOt numbered IcTcn ~ sgnaIr WA an
St'e IN Inc addition to the city OF Wheeling 'A''"
by CafnNll and Baker. .-,,.-., ,.,,,co I ,hai
Title believed good, but selling e tI i,s iy ihS
convey Only such title hs Ntsted III NV -
deed Of trust Bioresald. t,onCy.
T,RHS neihitd ofthcpnfg..sT', ~, 'I tSi6
ard ~ much more IS the purchaser may g,g g
n bSnI Inc residue in two equal ih,a w Intsti
dx and twelve months fespeeiilESe! " %, icnrd
hy IsSj III irnst and policy Of Insurance uIV' "'
proper! iOt "e vii, PIluBBARD, TriN%6