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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
CURES.

F~nEEMoST. ONO, Jan, 18th. ISL.
DIR L. j. Kendall " :! think IL
and profits which 1 have derived from your in
valuable and far famed SPAWN Cure. My c"nsin
and | had II valuable stallion worth ST loo, which
had Il very bad SPAWN, and was pronounced by
four eminent Veterinary Surgeons beyond any
cure. and that the Horse Was done for ever. As
IL last resort advised my cousin to try "a bottle
effect, the third bOtlle cured il, aud the horse Is
as well rs ever. DIR Dick, of Edinburgh, the
eminent veterinary surgeon was an uncle 81
JAMES a. Wilson, Civil Engineer.
KENDALL.'S SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH
WEST ENos,uRGu. VT, Feb. 18th, ls$l.
DIR. Il. j. Kendall II CD.-Gen;s:-Scvrral
months ago l il jared my knee JOINT which, chns-
walnut ana caused mt very severe pam 'llth M
time tor iour or five weeks, when l began I" use
kcndali's SPAWN Cure with the most satisfactory
results. II has completely removed the enlarge
inent and stopped the lameness and pain. l have
long known II 10 he excellent Tor horses, hut
now | know it To be the best Imminent for human
flesh that am acquainted with.
Yours truly, 4. Z. LAWRENCE.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
Is sure in its effects, mild in its action, as II does
not blister, yet il Is penetrating ana powerful
to reach very deep seated pain or to remove any
bOny growth or other enlargcnicnts, such as
spawn SflntS, tuIbSs Cailous, splaiho' F"''-
lings and any lamenesS and all e%nlargrIncnts of
the joints or limbs, or Tor rheum in man
and for any prTpo. for which a iiniment IL used
Tor man or beast. 1t Is now know to be the ID 81
linlment Tor man ever used, acting mild and yet
certain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which
We think gives positive proof OF It's virtues. No
reme,iy has ever met with such unqualified sue
cess to our knowledge. Tor beast as well as man.
Price 81 per hottie, or six bottles for 81. All
druggists have 1t or can get 1t for you, or II VIII
be sent To any address on receipt ot price by til"
proprietors, DR.. b. j. Kendall y Co knns-
burgh Falls. Vt. junellyl
SOLD BY l. DRUGGISTS.
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IS STRONGLY ENDORSED.
ia Nervous Sufferers the t:rcsi
European ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u.
simpsons Specific Medicine.

TT is II positive cure for Spcrmatorrhct, Scmina
L Weakness. ImnnlcncN. and all dI>"n-n- In
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17
NOTICE eF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

T'!iE partnership heretofore existing between
L Albert Keller and Phillip Keller, ~ Mcr-
Chant cioiht"rs. in the city OF Lexington. Mo-,
under tho lirm name and styi. OF TiIlip Keller
y Co.. is This day dissolved by Iautual consent
Philip Keller Will confirm" in the business of
the at firm. and Is alone authorized TO settle
ali debts ,iuc 10 or from the late linn. Albert
Keller wIthdraws from the lirm on account of
iii-h"anl
This 9Th day OF Sept. a. u lSSl.
F.iIl.lp HELLER,
ALBERT KELLER.
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EOe SAFE SE EXCHANGE

TF ANiNG determined to sell my resi- <ysS
4 dcnce, on SOutl, street, l VIII do so EFsjM.
Tor u smaller house IN the e,ty. The -1I..A-
house i. two stories high, AMI has nine large
rooiis; the lot is large and is as desirable as any
IN the city. Tie place is well supplied with
various kinds of fruit and sirubhery, and has
all TIE necessary out-buildinss. For particti-
lars apply to q. NJ. Mountjuy, a. j Hall or the
undersigned tmt22) MARY Il. BOWMAN.
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.layview, August 20. lssI.-seprsI8
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-17

..rar EXECUTIONS.
Five Men Hanged for Murders il
the Indian Territory.
FoRr SMITH, ARK. Sept. 9, 1881.

FoRT SMITH, ARK, Sept. 9. 1881.
The five men-two Indians and three
whi:es-condemned to death for muir
ders committed in the Indian Territory
were hanged here at halt past ten
O'Clock q. M, to-day. The. prisoners
had had strong hopes OF being repriev-
ed, but the United States district attor-
ney at this place received a telegram
last night iromSAttorney General Nc
Veagh, setting forth that no clemency
:. would be exeic ised IN the mprderers'
behalf, and that the law must take its
course. At the last moment the men
made a full confession OF their crimes.
The names of the ma1efactors were as
foilows:-Amos and Abel Manley,
>. brothers; Patrick JMCGovern, Geo. w.
--Padgett and William 7. Brown. They
were all executed simultaneously IN the
yard OF the.jall, on the same spot, IN
front Of the old fort powder magazine.
and on the same scaffoldwhere so many
murderers have been hanged in the
past-ten years for crimes committed In
sthe Indian Territory. Seven years ago
Az men were hanged at one drop on
This scaffold, before a crowd OF 5000
saaonle. Recently there has been a high
renee erected around the scaffold. and
<sbuf lew persons were admitted on this
3 0ocasf6n.s The affair terminated with
credit to the Jail officials and others con-
eerned in the disagreeable duty. 3
HISTORY OF THE CRIMES.
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| thank you for past patronage, and hope to
merit y continuance OF II. s. L.. COFBlII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL. Ito Wilmington
nc.sWayc, Daily Republican says:
Tine Great Ccuacil lap. !. y. r. NJ. Of Del.
aSsso have had prepared BEAUTIFULLY Wr,teo
AID framed set OF resolutions IN memCiy Of tho
death of Hugh Latham, OF Altxlndrs. Va,
ne Pas: Ores, lacohouec OF the Order in the
t,if'd State. sDd tho Second 10 the Orler.
&!r. Latham died 10 O,lober AID vas tu:ied on
&c Gay OF the meeting OF the Great CJu.c oil
Delaware. Messis. Joshua Maris ard Joseph
i',o CT CUT city had become atqu>ioted with
>ic. h,'lsn 10 Inc various Naliunal meeting:
q 10 GIcs. Council, and veiy strcng leeoe
q iIci d,sip sprang IN brtween tbcm. ThS
.tn'0:ls referred TO IS trltuia OF Iespt OF IRON
Il Gld.y IL DliaTsre a, d Mesls Mall-, Pyle
"1d ca u VIE orpgiJied a committee 10 pre-
IaTH IhtI. 'hty sTe written 10 The b, 8: ytt
hs Professor }. j. Pierce. tie most acc,ul ,sn
Cd pebu,sn IL ID lswaIe sud were beautifully
;!aGcd ~ George *. D.ugh vi heavy gu
!IaD". A cary q! ITO rtEoiuIiots has sIread,
harL {; TO h; Grest O. upcil OF Virgins, suc
- c~ jsis Messis Mans AID Pyle viii 20 Il
AI,zs,G il, Va srd or 5 Ut The trsned rrso
Il iru- 10 Toe iA,Lll} ct lie d, ctahd.
The ntuoriai bias been r, ceived 10 this cny
aad fer The pes, ics days has been % txbibI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01
tlon IN tie Wrdow Of 8. Tennessoa T. Co., Cd
King strait;

APPOINTMENTS 1t will ba seen sls3wh CT;
that Mr.. B. T. Fe5dsli, OF this cts, has tser
apro!ated by Col. S. Il. Johcstoo. Gre Of tie
assistant read masters of the b & y K r.
Mr.. Febdall. though young nan, is 3 thor
ouah nni tXDeriecoed engiooer, ard has beer
10 the employ Of The Is. T. D. Company for Tho
The. past ten years. holding many responsible
positions, the duties of which. be has we'll and
faithfully reformed. lie bss lisen reyidly ir
bis profession, and the appointment could no.
havs been bestowed co moro worthy or de-
serving cfhc!r Of that roal.
Dir. Hunter Joht stop. who has also been ap
pointed one Of the as. :tant road msstors 5 vel
and favorahlS koowo 10 this city. this b:ins bi:
Old home. He had charge Of sumo Of the most
difficult work dulirg The construction Of the
Oraoge road when BIS showed bis skill as a en-
gineer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

READING.-lt will DO seen by an advertise.
HIent elsewhere that Miss Mary Tucker Magil
will give sci, c. readiog at Armory Hall CD
Friday cvobiog next. Miss Mael is the grand
daughter of tho late Judge Henry St. George
Tucker and tho nec, of Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker. 10 noticing her readicGa. one Of the
Charlottesville papers says: knowing the
fact that Miss Magl was thoroughly acquaint.
I'd With the art CT e!ccltion and was lady Of
fiao literary tastes. VIC were led 10 expect O
great treat, and we're not whit disappointed.
She tyo;l' 10 rendition Of the oon;c nud Der
imitation OF foreign hrogue is uearIy pcrftc'.
These Who CT ~ sCcA entertainments should
not !oso go opportunity 10 hear her if the coca
sion presents ITSELF"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01
LOCdL BREVIIIES.

Potomac Tent ot Il chabiies. Of this eli
~'ll slV1 sfAni ball a: MoButnesa Hall 10.
pIght.
lho lady friends interested in the l. q. D. +
fair will meet at sarepLa Hall, tomorrow night,
a. O'Clock, to make arrangements for holding
that fair.
Eliza Joe ID, an insane colored .womsn who
has been confined in the jail of this city for q
long time wss takon to tho asylum at Peters.
blrs. this morning by Sheriff Corbttt, Of tho
county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

IT Is en- accepted truth 10 this age Of scierco
'hIt ty uc Of STEAM and IMPROVED MACuGN.
sRY MORO pIt~ct and unitorm article is pro-
duced than was formerly by hand. Thus 1t Is
that .HcBmny'S Steam Roasted Cojces are so
popular oad so much superior 10 coffee roasted
hW the uncrca amt uncertain process Of hand
MMchMe i,roS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

COLD WEATHER During tho COLI snap
their Is n0thi#g moro comfortable than good
hot ScV-. S.ov,s OF all kinds to suit all ur.
chasers ADD all prices can b, found a. SLABS.
ba!y's Cobrai Sieve House, corner Mag ald
Washington Streets, (McBuroey's Budding. J
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4 MTSEMEgIa,

A RMORY HALL,
n FRIDAY Ev'G, Feb. 4.
SELECT READINGS
Miss M AIRY TUu K3R hAGtLE.
programme: Eadmoisele 90 Fo!lenvii'e, Ia
Bal, tonorilc WilEsms' Wstermi,yan. bobo-
link, Mrs Brown COOS to tho PIsy, Sixty Years
ago Ha,f "Ay poings. The Lsst Hymn, A
leading will b5gin a. g o'clock .. m
Ickets -, reserved ses!s dc, gallery 2j:.
ebl-4.
a RMORY HALL.
A WEDNESDAY, Feb. Q 1881.
Fret time in this city of the vol known come
dy, III three acts. entitled
NJ L Il i IN l. a W,
In which woll known going laGyoC Alexandria
Will mako her debut in tho leading role, assisted
5y veil known ts'cut from Baltimore and
Washington.
Preceding tho Comily
q Il 4 II - iIiO.
General sdmissi0r. 80 cts
Gentleman and LADY, rs cts
Gallery, rs els
No extra charge for raselvol seats at Tennes.
son Cos, Is King 81.
ps-Piano from MIR. +. L. VsrAuken's well
known music store.
Doors open at 7 Is, commencing at s. iacS-td
THE FIRST RAND BALL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
PDT4M &c TENT, No. 50. 4. q, OF d.,
At McBURNEY'S HALL,
TUESDAY EVEN'G, FEBRUARY ], 1851.
Tho committee sssuros tho pooplc Of Alexsn-
dria that they will do their utmost 20 mako this
ono of the most pleasant events Of Tho season.
The committee also roser7e tho rgh! to eject
any and all Improper persons,
Tickets, admitting gentleman hnd ladies', I5o.
jan24-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

To PRLVsNT LAMP FXpLosIoNs.-T fol-
totlog c;mUuu!ca'ioo appeared 10 The Phila.
dt'rll' kcird as: Saturday: ut is rot geoo
rally k9oWn !hst tablespoonful Of foe salt
dropped into lamp will efEec!uslly prevent the
exposI'o Of 'h1 amp apd also prevent tho
bfcakIok II the chimney alter washing 10 coId
water a tumbHr tt agents are selling small
poHd'r tor 81 c.bts package for this pur pose.
which is nottiug bn! fac salt crlo1ed TO de-
cave. II. &. G."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT MOBURNEY is the
bts! We have ever used, sod yet thoY ,nY
chsrsc 80 cents g'lju for it. j.L4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

HCBURNtY & Son have asst rccciScd d,l.s
clGns Florida ORANGES, sweet and very larg,
also MALAGA GRAPES. If sou wint srrc !;
choice fruit that is the place to get it. iarl2
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. ], 1881.
SENATE,

hl,. Moscsp, from inc committee on tht
state 1f the law 10 re ard tt tho e:c ogal couot
reported hack ilr. logss resou len % tha
sui i=o. with O Substitute amendment The
substitute il o c3Gcurreut rcsoiu ior, which
provides tbs: the v3:o shs!l b. couuloi atc
dscliria Is ms i"o houses ct Goper s. in in
sssau b'aee.
Mr. M;rea, tsked for the present cons;d rs
ton OF tire resolution.
Nj. f ID u Ids :. k:i iilit i. 80 over for oue
day under tho IuIo.
The reso' uti1n ~.s hcr, It. cd in order TO b:
printed.
Mr.. knkSjod hri fl rclad to tbs rJmarks
OF Mr. DtT,s Oh The previous day Ga tho kill
log Ct b Snskr, tho Porca chief, and itc
lentsy r,f,rrcd to tho alleged newspaper
mis- aemsnt By the Secretary Of the Interior
of testimony before the Porca co nmittce. Mr..
kiIkRo sid ho did not suppose Mr.. Dawes
intended 10 r. ,ct upoo him as chairman Of the
committee 10 the manrcr 10 which the iuvest-
gnton had bcel conducted md went on TO say
that no had sought t, Gerry it Oh impartay
and soltl2 with the osj'ct Of ssc,rtsi1iog tie
truth.
Mr.. Dawes replied ds;Iainiog that his iotoo
ton had beea 10 rtn,cs upon tho chairman OF
the Committee and Teiteraiog his previous
criticism upon The prcserca Of tho Secretary Of
the lotctior is tho Pore. Committee ns re-
mark. bic.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Pursuant TO 90 order made yesterday, the
Session Of 10 day began at IL o'clock.
The morning hour having bean dispensed
with ths IIausa az 1.20 want info Dammit
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laEh DC,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
Pursuant TO 90 order made
asslln oi 10 DIV hagan al Ii o.
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. February ]. 1851
But little was do.o on Change to-day. and
prices remain unchanged from yesterdays quo.
tations. About COO bushels of Fulz Wheat
brought 1l5. aud ono lot OF 1G0 bushels of white
Corn cold Of 81. No Ryo CT O.t. reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

STiltS S. Sp flo cures Scfolula, Mcrcuria
Poison, old Sores, or ann impWiN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

DEATH OF A. h FRAZER, ESQ -An,bocy
tnz or, c'q prominent aud wealthy CHI.
z!n Of A x,aGra county, died early ibis moro
lcg at his r'tidfco 10 j ffnson district, ia
The 81 t yrsr 0! is pgo. Mr.. Frrztr was
born il This city aid when young msu re
MY to Cball:s equity. Nd, where ho re
msH,d ou'y short time. Upon bis return he
took Up t, sldcLcc 10 Alexandria oouoIy,
"b,re he les i ID up to the tiue Of bis death,
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
- FAX COUNTY.


Pursuant to decree rendered at the Novem"
Der term, 1850, of tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county in the sui. CT James Cristis VS.. n. Pea
cock and others. the undersigned, commissicr
ers of sale, on MONDAY, the 2lst of February.
1881, (Court day. at ~ o'clock NJ, will sell q:
public auction, before tho Court House door o!
said county, certain TRACT OF LAND. ly-
ing in said county, on the road leading from
Townsville to Langley, adjoining the Lands OF
Smoot, Peacock and others, known ss tho DOW
,OROCKEH' FARM. This farm contains Isl
aid Sl.l0) ceres; is in high state Of cult yalon
AMI improved by 3 GOOD DWELLING
Te, ms OF Ssla: Enough cash to pay the costs
of suit md expenses Of sale and tho sum of
S774 with int from the, 18th of August;
iS74. ana the reusinaer in three equal annual s9
nstslments IS, secured by Toe purchasers S1 oo1as.
to be ret,iu ed till the Last pay ment is made.
CASSIUS CARTER. Comm'rs.
e. w. MOORE, ) cfSalo.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HoslAcr Probabilities, February l. 1851
Ifno iIjd4c Atlantic States, c'ou17 westhcr
:, !. snow. northeast, backing TO colo northwest
.si.I-, .s..l5g, followed b. rising barometer.
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AUCTION sALES.

NOM MlSSI0NEh'S SALE OF HOUsE
~ End LOT Of GROUND,-By yirtue Of
decree OF the Corporation Court OF the civ OF
alexandris. rendered on the Sth day CT July.
les9. in the cbaRcery cause therein depending.
uader the styleof Csroy s Colcock vs.. j. Grigr
ct ais, tia undersigned, special commissions:
therein nsmel, will cifos for sale a. lublic aus
ton. in front Of the Market Building on ROYAL
street, in tho city of Alexandria, Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the 2Gth day of February, 1881,
at II o clock NJ , the following described proper.
~. viz: All that LOT OF GROUND with tia
STORE HOUSE and BUILDINGS thereon,
situate It the Northeast corner King and West
streets, in said city, end running back on West
street TO an alley. being tho property conveyed
oy Il. Windsor to Joseph Grigg and devised by
the said Joseph Gtigg to James Grigg,
Terms OF sale: Cash for sufficient sum to paw
the costs of said suit and this SALE and tho su N
OF forty-four dollars and fourteen cents with 10.
terest from the 9th of July, 1889, and the residue
in thrse equal indictments at six, twelve aud
eighteen months respectively with interest. and
evidenced by the bonds of the purchaser. ths
title to the property 10 bo retsined until all Of
tho purchase money shall be paid. Convey
ancing at the cost of tho purchaser
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
Jan2A-2awts Commissioner of Sale.
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The COAL TRADE. Tho annual official 70
part OF tho output OF tho min, of the Uumter
iaoj c. region. lst issued. shows that the
sotai Oh ru; dn'rpg 1850 was 2.l3G. 100 tors.
an /, cfcsso Of 4O5 449 tons over tho previous
year aai The heeYcst oufput zinc, 1873
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Opening and Closing OF the n1aiIs.
CLOSING,

CLOSING.
Washington. L. e.. and Northeastern mails 8
3. nj II NJ. and and Is D. m.
Western mails 80 and 8 is D. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 so .,
N. and 80 and 8 Is p. NJ.
South and Sou.hwo mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way and through mails, co q.
m. and VI p. m.
Manassas Division 7 20 a. III.
Alexandria TO Round Hill Vs., 500 a. IN
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
.on u. g., s 80 a. m. II N. and on u. III.
Soulhern mails, c;a Richmond, Va, 80 8. NJ
and 9 80 O. m.
Southwestern malta via hy nchburg, Virginia,
Through malls) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, s 80 g. m.
Manassas Division 80 D. H. for lock box ONLY
Round Hill to Ale1andris, Va, 3 80 p M.
Office Hours-Oflce oEons at 8 80 3. m, and
closes st W p. nj.
Sunday Hours-OtGes opens 81 IS L. H., and
closes at 30 3. III.
CT: JACOBS Oil, tee great German Reno.
~ dy for man and beast. Zee advertisement in
deco l. s LEADBEATER s. BRO.
ElH LBS VERY BRIGHT DRIED
cOV APPLE1 and choice Driod Peaches
jsul2 J. G. MILBURN.
| ELCUk! FLUUHl b. Fi.kleu T. Sorb,
a! b,idgewatrr Pa.sn. Process. Tho bos. in
the marie! for ssre hy
jsnl2 Cuss. S TAYLOR, Jr.
TOLCGNE AND TOILET gOTTLES-a
~ largo assortment; also Hair Brushes, File
Toilet Sos1s. l.nbin's Extracts, &C., for sale ty
declS E.S LEAUBEATER & BRO.
TlOLU, ROCK AND RYE, tho new remedy
4 f1r Coughs ard Colds; ALEC an excellent
Tonic and Appetizer, just received and for salo
by [decTl JANNEY & 90.
pED SYA'SINDIAN HERB POWDERS
- and Doctor TilAYsES Liver POW
ID ERs for aso by JANNEY s. 90.
decl' - and l52 King Stree
rRACKED CORN and CORN BRAN and
~ PRAIRIE ia Y in store and for ea!o by
jsnl1 CHAS. ). TAYLOB, Jr.
fNGRN MEAL, fresh ground for i,ed also
~ Corn. Oats snd Straw for sHle by
| janl2 CHAS. 5. TAYLOR, .Ir
100 BARRELS EAKCOHN in store S nd
jsn14 CHss 5. TAYLOR, Jr.
WRENCH KID GiOVES-Throo buttons
Il every pair wsrrented. s! 81
nov 30 FERGUsoNsa
| M LII FEEDS OF all kinds for GALE and do.
NA liTered FREQ il all parts of the city By
| janl2 CHAS. :. TAYLOR Jr
! pRlME IRISH POTATOES, FREQ from frost,
4 for sale By
JahlS g. MlLBURN,
lTHERMOMETEltjo of various sizes and {,
L roCCced prices Tor sale by
jan2l 4. s. LSADBEaTER 8 BRO
1rANNBD SALMON, LOBSTER AND
~ SARDlNHS Tor sale by
jan2l &c. MILBUaN.
GENESKE VALLEY CORN and GREEN
~ PEAS received to day and for sale BY
j,n.8 JIG. MILBUEN.
4 FULL line CT choice NEW ORLEANS
r. MOLASSE3 and SYRUPS for sale bv
janis j. Z. MILBURN.
FNrKA FINE TEAS for sal, by
~ j. q. MILBURN,
J.lo ~ north Royalst
ERESH LEMONS received to-day BY
= iHn+ J. u MlLBURN.
MO POTION HERRING for sale a.
AN jar27 &. MILBURN'S
DKlME FLORIDA ORANGES reeeiver
to ca, by [ia2ll j. {. MILBURN,
FQUlEM OIL received to day by
IL s"'''' i. Q. MILBURN,
RONBLh>S and whole COD FISH for sal
~ By (ian27l j. U. hILBUKN.
DAMNED TOMATOES. best hr.ndo g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

HS- The regular meeting of the Columbia
Steam Fire EnSine 20. will be held 10 morrow
"Wednesday 1T 80 y. NJ. a full attendance is
requested, as business Of Importance is 10 be
transacted. III j. 81. STRIpER. Sec.y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01

H- The regular meeting of the Hydrauion
Steam Fire Company will be held to. night, at
hsf.pset stven o'clock. All the members of
tho company arc requested to be present, as
business of Importance 10 to be trans acted.
|. JOHN LAEN0N, Sec'ty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-01
FISHERY FOR SALE.

" Es
Will be offered for sale a. the cast front of the
Market House, in Alexandria, on SATURDAY,
February y h, at j. M, ths fshiag shore at
CHAPMAN'S POINT. This shore, which hiss
been fahed probably for 8 hundred and thirty
years and is regarded as the best on the river,
is about ono mile in extent being the entire Wa
ter front of the farm Of the late Pearson Chap.
map, ard runs back twenty-five yards above
high water mark; it has ACCESS by road to
the back country, and is provided with all the
appliances of we'll appointed shore. The outfit
consisting of senes, both herriss and sha,'
bostF, scowf, &c is very complete and in good
order, and will be disposed of at private sale.
Terms: One third ca3h and tha remainder in
throe equal annusl instslmon:r, bcsriag interest,
and secured on the property.
j. G. CHAPMAN,
jarE2-eots Xxx. Of j. s. Chapman, decd.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ward N. Willis and wife to me in trust to secure
to Stephen Bowling and David Bowling the
payment of six thousand dollars, with interest
from the date of said deed. evidenced by certain
negotiable notes described therein, which decd
is Of record in the Office of the CLERK of Prince
Willism county, default in payment having oc.
cured in pursuance of directions having been
given by said Stephen Bowling and David
Bowling, as said deed Of trust proscribes, will,
AZ trustee, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
February, 1881, at II o'clock H., in front OF the
Market Building. on Royal street, in the city Of
Alexandria. proceed TO sell, at public suction, \
TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William county,
Virginia, bordering in part upon the Neabsc'
Run and in part upon Powelps Run. and nest
Freestone station, on the Fredericksburg AMI
Potomac Il. H.. it being psrt of the trac!
known as HILO, and the same land conveyed
by T. B. Robertson, commissioner to said r..
NJ Willis, consisting of elk hundred end seVon.
ty-oight and one half acres, moro or less, AMI
more particularly described in said decd Of trust.
Terms: ST. 500 and sufficient 10 pay costs sud
expenses of sale cash tho residue in three equal
instslments Of one, two and three years. with in
terest upon the deferred payments from date OF
sale, secured by negotiable notes Of the pur.
chaser, with satisfactory endorsement, and dead
of trust upon tho premises. ConveJar cling q
cost of purchaser. Tho terms as to the deferred
payments subject to such mobilization as may
bs desired by said T. NJ. Willis ut III, sale.
PETER WISE, Trustee.
w. Willoughby, Atty. for s. s. d. Bowling.
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