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The sun., 1881-12-04

The Rope Three Times Abous Daaford's
Ncck-A Comp omise Probable.

The Rope Three Times About Danrord's
Ncck-A Compromise Probable.
CALDWELL, Dec. 3.-The mob has quietly
dispersed. leaving Dantord In charge OF a de-
tail OF three. A committee OF seven depositors
was appointed to-day to carry on the confer
once. and n compromise will in all probability
be made before long. Mr.. Cosine. one OF tho
heaviest depositors. addressed the crowd last
night and said that IL they lynched Daniord
they would not get ten cents on the dollar but IL
they acted like sensible men they might get
most Of their money.
This is the feeling OF the heavier depositors.
but the men who have little At stake. urged on
by the rough element outside. are anxious to
lynch him. A party OF men came over from
Hunnewell to-day. and rode through the town
armed with revo!vers and Winchesters. For a
time IL looked as though they would take Dan
ford and hang him. but after long expostulati on
by the better element In Caldwell. they re-
irained.. The rope has actually becn around
Daniogd's neck three times. The depositors
threaten instant death II any attempt is mad.
by the authorities 70 rescue him. Since n guard
has been detailed. Danford has been given the
freedom OF the hotel.
The sun., 1881-12-04
Young Democrat. Opposing the Plan.

Alta meeting OF the Young Mems Democratic
Club in Brooklyn last night In the Hamilton buildings
A. c. Chapn residing. the Conference Committee.
which has been holding sessions with the committees
nng the Central Democratic Association and the
Democratic General Committee. made report asking
in reference TO the proportion that tue
enrOme of the Democratic voters ana The reorganki
on of the Democratic marty OF Kings County should he
under auspices of committee al one hundred and
hfty to cnn'intly chosen by the PRESIDENTS OF the
three sented IN the conference. sub
to each Of those organizations The
Committee made adverse report To this plan. giving
reasons wishing become party 10 IT, and alter
prolonged discussion. bv vote o. "a to resolution
adopted iustructng the committee TO oppose the
plan at the conference on Monday evening
The sun., 1881-12-04
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY ZEE
SUNS REPORTFRA

A Lsas Swim in the North Rivera Peansyt
vasin Editors FAN from . Ferryboat aa1
subsequen strurE'e for Lifs-his Esespss
As the tugboat Willy was steaming up the
bay Friday night Capt Campbell heard piero
ing shriet. The boat was headed In the dlrecuop
from which the voice came, and soon q man was dis
covered in the moonlight swimming toward the tug He
was pulled In over the gunwae In an exbaqsted con
don and nearly frozen. In the Charity Hospital Jsrsey
city, Yesterday he said his was ph Koch. thaa
he was 73 old, and that he resided at Allentown
IA. where he engaged as editor Of the Wsosds.
German vspaper He explained that he was crossing
the river ierryboat at about O'Clock with several
friends and ho taking airing the rail near the
stern OF the boat he tell overheard His disappearance
not noticed by his compsrons and no attempt was
made to rescue him. The shock OF hts tall and the To-
cold OF the water supeed him that he had ne
distinct recollection o. ANYTHING except hts sNernons
keep himself ahrat Ho could tell how Ions he hs
been swimming before he picked np but he said that
he had abandoned all hope Of being saved when he
observed the passing lights Of the Willy He then sum-
moned all his remaining strength and gave the shout
that startled Capt Campbell M. Koch 10 still at the
hospital, but Is rapidly recuperahng.
The sun., 1881-12-04
The sprAgue Estate.

PROVIDENCE. Dec. SIN tho Supreme Court
a decree entered authorizing Mr., chafee. trustee
Of the sprague estate. to lease the Baltic Mil estate.
meeting Of some OF the depostors in the Franklin
Institution for Savings of the banSs wrecked
BY the sprsgue failure eight years ago was held to-day
and appointed committee the supreme
direct the receiver accept proposition unde
have been made by Gen. B. :. Butler settlement
80 per cent The Gep0s-ors number nearly 200.
lie IS than OOO were present
The sun., 1881-12-04
Convicted a, tho Ago Of E,ss.y.,h-e..

Daniel Fl. Stone. lawyer and formerly a
Methodist minister. convicted of in the
Queens County OF Sessions yesterday Stone who
is rs years OF age wa, indicted for having falsely
before Supreme Court Judge Cplen Nrs o. ' v.
Booracm hsd sued linn recover POSSESSION uf certain
property s.tustei in Hempsead. He PRODUCED papers
which claimed ne hal received lrom hr. BooraeW.
and which bore her name She swore ihat her signature
forged She gained The suit, aud subsequently had
Stone sted for perjury. When the verdict
noGI Iced evening >Tone wept ike child. Jul.e
ArmstrOne rem.nded hun tor sentence al Monday.
The sentence such offence IS years in
prison There three other similar indioi-
Queens County. and several Kings aud other
countlrs le nlir. a. alIst ule aged pTis1ner.
The sun., 1881-12-04
E... Abbot. to weber.

hosossAHELA Houss. PurssuEGA. Nov. Is, 1881.
Mr. DzAE hk wEsEs Even at rhis Late data wish 70
return you my heartfelt thanks for the instrument you
kindly furnished during New York engagement
In common with all operate artists prefer the Weber
piano that OF any other maker either Europe or
America
There are no other Instruments In the world that
lan voice Aks the weber pisnos and only wsh
s.y .s I, ne .s. .Ps Ss
fAiikfally yeaxA 11xA AlsorL-AS~
The sun., 1881-12-04
Mutineers Arrested.

Charles T. Haskell. Captain Of the bark soAa
tagg OF Boston, with the nrst Of the vessel ap
pearcd before United States Commissioner shields yes
terdav and preferred charges Of insubodinauon and
mutny asainstJ hn Lynch. John Peters, Matthew Pres.
ton. and John Anderson. Capt Haskell sweara IN his
opposition. that o. while sailing toward Batavia
he reprimanded u sailor named rhoma. Thompson-
Lynch aud the others named then attacked him and The
nrst mate with revolvers and sheath knives He was
stabbed eight times the side and back, and tho
shot In the leg. The then attempted TO gaiu
q the vessel but were prevailed on BY the
mate tO sail to PernAmbuco where the de positions the
officers taken by the u S. Consul. II. l. Atherton
Commissioner Shields sent four officers the
muneers. who still the vessel which arrived
here on Friday The prisoners were srratgned before
the Commissioner and sent TO the county Jail.
The sun., 1881-12-04
Deg. that .r. Valued .. slo.ess.

Application was made to Justice Gilbert yse.
terday continue injunction obtained BY Erdmsnn
Hertzbeg Of 1864 Pacific street. Brooklyn, TO prevent
Mayor Howell from killing ring with two Eng.
lsh setter dogs. which the owner values at 0Do.
Complaint was made to the Mayor that the doxs dts.
turhei the neighbors by howng and whining, and
that an invalid In the vicinity annoyed by than.
The Justice sTd that howling dog nuisance. The
dog owners counsel said that the dogs OF hrsed
that never howled whined and that they disturbed
one eNceDt when they themselves were annoyed. 10
claimed that the dogs had been imported at
pense 10 improve the breed OF Ame dogs and there
were none like them in this country An afhdAvit
read from Secretary Rice recing that the Mayor had
intention o! killing the dogs The Justice reserved his
declsiou.
The sun., 1881-12-04
Pam,,la E-.eL.on,. Bag OF Money.

few weeks ago Miss Pamilla Erickson. q
we-iodo maiden lady. AGED II, committed snicde by
hanging Port Monmouth. j. At the sds OF the body
vas found n slate on which written; Bury de-
cent Plner bag bureau. drawer contains e. Coo ="
squire Irwin Of Mddletwn.N took ehase OF the body
found bag that without Counting the
he placed the deceased Homan's residence. bureau
money aud all in charge OF two men A few DAYS ago
relatives took charge Of the house
when II discovered that the paper bag and its
.eriously disappeared The Squire and IN
custodians astounied. Several $40 bills
found on the door OF one OF the rooms
The sun., 1881-12-04
No. Wholly Disabled By BI,ndn....

Mrs. William Troy. when she died. left her
blind husband weekly allowance to be paid him BY shs
Chancellor OF st Parick's parish every Saturday, pro-
viied he was sober when he applied for it when he
visited the Chanceors oce in Mulberry street. yeser.
day he was refused the money on the ground that he
then DRUNK. Straightwnv he began banging every
thing within reach with tne heavy sick which he
ried direct his wavering steps and only the iron rail-
ing which sepnrated them the clerks from htA
wrath policeman tor hut before he arrived
Tro ite lis M All cota
The sun., 1881-12-04
e.rm.. Em,rr..,oa {. b. R..sr.i..A.

BERLIN. Dec. 3.-The cause Of the debate on
Reichstag yesterday item In the
home estimates OF 1900 marks which was ultimately
passed. for the supervision Of emigration.
Baron Boucher, Secretary OF STATE In reply to
De putty who lame ned that the emigration statistics Of
the present year already reached the unprecedented
number Of 200 Incidentally stated that the Govern.
hoped introduce the promised bill on the subject
early iI the spring
Lbe raj Deputy who said he lived for long time In
the United STATES declared that attracted
thther by the of nndine which they
vainly asked from their Governme nts At home.
The sun., 1881-12-04
n. Thief. or ~. E.rr. B.sy.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-Tho theft OF the body Of the
Earl Of Crawford and Balcarres from the Mortusry
Chapel OF Dunecht House Aberdeen has created great
sensation II s believed that II effected in May last
the vault closed and that the covering slabs
only been ds,u bed as TO bring the tact to
the knowledge OF the relations and make them enter into
negotiations for the the body The agent OF
the estate received letter In May stating that the body
had stolen but regarding IL as hoax he did noh
ing to rtan the truth OF the statement II sus-
sed that the thieves are from Florence. where the
body embamed previous to its removal to scotland
laborer has been arrested near Dunecht on suspicion
OF having been cted with the outrage
The sun., 1881-12-04

In Turn Hall. tomorrow evening. the Prin-
ers Bene mt Ascension will give al entertainment Mt
This association organized the purpose aiding
sc ard destitute members OF the IL ha. already
done much IN thIs ana Is dssrous uf
It's FUNDS ia order hat may ID NOR. durn ~ tla
coming winter. The programme offered ATTRACTIVE
snd varied one. Mr.. lvny Pastor And oIher public
faSortes having volunteered their rVices Tor the
The sun., 1881-12-04
Twelve Day. Between Decks.

The steamship Dsyonia. which arrived yes
terday from glasgow encountered such weather
that for twelve days passengers could
she sailed from glasgow Nov Is and fell with
aui heavy cross seas WITHIN a short time. When tour
,iays out she encountered a hurricane the north
The barometer fell 10 2IaI She lost her sails.
manhoom. Ani staTboari boat
The sun., 1881-12-04

Papers were served yesterday on Charles
Lunourrow Of Middetown, n J.. one OF the wsalthsst
in Monmouth County. a.sd ~ in for
IS 600 for breach OF promise.
Mrs Levina rlton. widow u rs. residing at Mutt
swamp is the compaiuahL In her declaration 10 her
counsel Charles frafVri OF Red Bank. ste alleges
Mr.. Lurburrow CAV engagement ring Rnd that
becaus. naming the day she gone 10 great ex
pense ia purcha.ing her wedding garments She al.o
ALLEGES that the YOU'D hANc pace mad ~
been Tor the interference the children OF the de-
isndAnt, one oi whom Is over 90 years Of sgs.
The sun., 1881-12-04
Polite. and diplomacy In Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 30.-An attempt was
made Saturday murder Gov Manuel Ledo Of Guiana
juato two me who had In.ugated by political
enemies.
ord has gone 90 oaxac. representative OF the
Me Nicsn >outhern Railway 20 be the
OF ten. DIaZ Governor Of State. lie WAS
specially sent by Gen Grant
The sun., 1881-12-04
Death n ade sure.

On Friday morning George Virgins aged so
years Feri Washington, his gun and went out
~lins his wife that he going shoot rabbits fs
terdAy morning his body discovered wood
living Close 10 rAil fence. de had fastened mis- To
the top rail "i the enee rgged the trigger
anu standing IN front Of the muzLle the gun. dis
charged It The Load OF heavy his breast
The sun., 1881-12-04

Mary Lynch. a fortune teller. so yeare Of s9e.
became i'll few DAYS Although without money
better home than the scanty furnished At leA
Orchard street where lived with she
fused to the hosita and had he taken there
Friday by force Yesterday she died She Is said
been well known AMI but during
the past te ~ years lrlend nali her rent
The sun., 1881-12-04
Killed by nm Eighth Avenue Car.
A woman was Knocked down by an EIph

avenue i57:h street last evening. the
wheels passed her body. when she was taken out
from under the she deaf. She had black hair
and wo;c black and Write sTrei skirt dark SOCK .,
and bse& sIsaw hat Daniel Renn, the driver. was
sled
The sun., 1881-12-04

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3.-The National Line steam
er Helven, Capt Rogers from New York reports that
she passed the lines steamer Erin Capt Grifths
Liverpool Nav. -, TOR New York. in tow nt the
Bntsh ste Palestine. Capt Wheway. from Boston
Nov 49, for Liverpo /. The Erin had lost her prooesr
and funnel ami lad her decks swept
The sun., 1881-12-04

Tho body Of an unknown man was found
hanging In Prospect Park yesterday afternoon
near one Of the foot pathI has long hsiE
forehead and dressed IN dark suit aud beAvy booi
There nothing the body either TO II
plan the oi the suicide
The sun., 1881-12-04
Licenses ikefused.

The Excise Commissioner yesterday voted b
licenses to the propretors OF the Buckingham
In West Twenty seventh street. the Sultan Divsn In
the Bowery the Brighton Great Jones street. Psrrys
Boulevard IN the Bowerv. the B-lGloIico in Chatham
street the Summer Garden in Great Jones
Old House Home In the Buwery. Gunther's Pavilion
in the Bowery and the Armory IN Hester street
The sun., 1881-12-04
Prince Leopoid's Marriage


LONDON. Dec. SIT is understood that tho
marriage Prince Leupod with the Princess Helena
Wadsck is to take place at Windsor Castle in March
The sun., 1881-12-04
The Brndiaugh Case.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-The Court o; Queens Bench
has granted new trial in the OF Clarke AIT Brad
laugh. The latter nled sdsvits show that the writ
in the action issued lew minutes before the
alleged offence OF Illegal voung for which Mr.. Clarke
sought to recover penalties. was committed
The sun., 1881-12-04
The Time. ON Gulse.u'. Behavior.

LONDON. Dec. 3.-The Times. In an editorial
article this morning discussing the system Of allowing
prisoners to give evidence SAYS The incidents OF
Cutie trial ought not To prejudice our decision In re-
gard to this important question His bosterous vanity
would at his trial under system.
The sun., 1881-12-04
No Christm.. Tabl.

shoad be without bottle Of AnEostura Bittsra the
.orld-rsno.nsa .ppenler Of exquisite hAvoT. Beware
Of counteeitA Ask your druggist for
Rin. artes, mAnuiaetursa By Dr. q siAssIt ! soma
-AaA
The sun., 1881-12-04

Iou will Be treated with ths attsntiou and civil
ity In examining sl2 overcoaI whether you pur-
eksss net The London aud Iaverpool Clothing Com
pAnI e AAA g BeusxI. so<nsI RssssI $3.50
The sun., 1881-12-04
Escape OF seven sew Mexican outIaw..

LAS VEGAS. Dec. S.-Seven prisoners. includ-
inS John J. Webb. under le sentence murder and
Davis RudAbAuRh. escaped rom jail here this morning
kudabaugh Was member u the notorious Billy the Hids
eand and was sentenced 10 be hanged Tor the murder OF
the taller In an attempt TO release Webb
The sun., 1881-12-04
The Las. Coal Boa. OF the season.

season, loaded with coal LEFT Homes to-day on the
Delaware and Hudson Canal and passes the
Levels the VIII be OF and nAyiga-
closed year closed Nov. Is hut there
has been no dinic nlty from ice this fall
The sun., 1881-12-04

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 3.-A decree has boon
published providing that all trials for crimes
state well those specially calculated to excite the
pc opie shall be held with closed doors Only the ofi-
cal ami the wife direct relative Of the accused
vii he Adm ted
The sun., 1881-12-04

90 10 the London and Liverpool Clothing Company. 50
ana BoWery corner Hester a.. and cur slsgant
evsreost viii slk Innings. thai ne are sAash-
isnnz 81 el1 -A5A
The sun., 1881-12-04
A Hsuna,. Twenty Nile. Hun.
/. boupd bslopeIpg 70 N. H. Haunum

hound belonging 10 n. ii. Hannum OF
Browns Mills j. started the trail Of fox. and the
nextday was fnpnd miles IL had treei the
fuN ana - pateLtv wtluuE tor the animal come
the dog.
The sun., 1881-12-04
Morph,n In,,.aa or ouinine.

JAMESTOWN " Y. Dec 3.-Mattie NJ. Banch-
ard aged ~ dird morning from. it - SUPPRESSED. an
Overdose O allie sed to nave been giyeHf0n pre-
scriplicn calling Tor guluine.
The sun., 1881-12-04

NEW JERSEY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Aexunder H. Stephen.
Is dangerously sni II Is feared iatiy III AZ hIs hotel
The sun., 1881-12-04
The signal Once Prediction.

Cloudy weather, light rain. light variable
AIRY or lower pressure.
The sun., 1881-12-04

the child actress remained in the Tombs yesterday bat
expects to be released TODAY Cornne LETT Boston last
and reach the early this
ng The Discharge OF Mrs Flshcrty ~ fol-
low the surrender the chld the Society the Pre-
venton OF Cruelty 10 Children.
The sun., 1881-12-04
lner n Long search.

Is Rose srrasned in the Jefferson M
lice Court YESTERDAY hY Inspector Byrues lie
Hi1rdei. NJ Information was gwen IA regard 20 the
cnerce. he "a' dcs.naed on the court records as .
sustclcus IL Is sad that the is the
oi several months OF detective investigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

D. &c LIST ! EHvEaSD ,KAIsTkEAT.
.-.-. as, i2"rr Il. Ee.lAche. HaD"xl Ten,nt-
: -, Los Of al nory, Spermstorrins. Impo.
i-.n7 4GV@,uataE : Emissions. .'re!. ature Ol6
A-' cau-oc ~ o:.: cX:rtiOn, :ef .buse " over
II g"Ec" wh.cr !ssls TO misery, decay and
Ga''E' Unc oo1 vii cara reoant cssee Eacn
p.h c3A,sh. u1e m !Gii., tros.n:nt Una doi ~
l:~2-id on receipt OF p,ca ne gu.ra:,tee sir
o'1"s 10 care IN! e-Gs. With asl order re.
C'.'ai DC Us tDf SIX boxes Accompanied with
~ Go..rs, Va "'.j gen: :h1' purchaser our VIII.
.~- .a.i"l--e 20 ratGtG me gioaa7 If .aa t.,,s,-
5h"a' do. > 10; e1-c; cu;o Gusra:..aes issued
", "oo e;ne "nt T7tall - ne. Crd.-s ~
nj ~a,Tcc"iTe oroTDt ntG5r:i5n mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
By Green e Wise.

[Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers
SALE or VALUABLE HEGL EoTATE
~ Pursusnt to decree of the Corporation
Cour. of the city of Alexandria rendered st i.a
Novembes term, 1870. in ths chancery cause Of
d. F. Hooe's admir-, &c. Vs. a Poor and
others, the undersigned surviving commissioner
of Sale therein named. will ofsr f)r ssle By pub
lie auction on THURSDAY, the l2.h day Of
May, 1881 ct y O'clock m, in irontol tue Court
Room on Fairfax street, in thu city Of AleIap-
dria Va, ali that LOT OF GROUND with the
TWO STORY BRICK WAaEBuUSE there
on, situate at the northeast nlers ectioa Of King
and Fay cite streets in ssd city, irontiag on
King street 43 II fee. and ext ,nding back
north with the s.ms width as the frout, 100 feel
Terms Of Sale a eLtticient sum IN cash to pay
the TX lenses of the suit and ssis. SAP $50 and
the r sidue III three equsl ins!siments a. one,
two aud three years with Interest f7om Gay Of
sse; tho deferred inetalments 10 be secured BY
the bonds of the purchaser or purchasers with
good security, and the title TO Do retained untl
tho same are psid. ConvayanciDg ct the cost
OF the purchaser G. w, WATTLES,
AMI l-3Od Surviving Clmm'r of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

pY VLRTUS Of deed of trust executed by
- Christopher HYDE. bearing date the 14.h
day Of January, 1868 and Of record in liber q,
No. 3 page 1I6. of tho land records of AleIan-
dris county. the undersigned, trustee in said
deed named, and St the request Of the party
thereby secured, will expose to sale at public
auction on SATURDAY, the seventh day Of
May, 1881. at II clock n on the premises in
the county of Aexandris, Va, the following
described property, to wit:
u LOT OF GROUND, containing six acres,
situate on the Washington road, near the Poor's
House, in the county Of Alexandra, together
with all the improvements shereunto belonging.
together with 80 muca IS now remains of . lot
Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, Including Beds. Bsdsts.ds, Tables,
Stoves, Carpets Looking Glasses. 1arthenware
and other articles OF Household Furniture; also
two Horses one Cow snd Calf, one Wagon and
Cart. and lot Of farming Utensils. being the
property by said deed conveyed.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
ar6-.d FRANCIS SHHHAN. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27
By Green & Wise

Real Estate Agents snd Actioneera.1
GALE OF "a VALU hBLA COUNTRY
- SEAT-By virtue of dsed of trust from
Susan E. aootf aud Frsncis h. Huot, her hus.
band, dAted on tho oh day of September 1878,
aid Guy recorded il liber w, Nc. 4 psge 354,
FHiTftx couEtg, Va, land records, tho su0sclio-
ers ai trustees wi offer for ssle By public auc.
lion on THU RSDAY, the 5th day OF May. 1851,
AZ Il o clock M, in front Of the eutrsnce to Court
Room. on EsitfS1 street, in the city OF Ale1an-
Gria Va the following described property owit:
TRACT OF LAND ia Fairfax county, Va
boucded q. follows: Beginning at poat on the
edge Of the lana lying between said tract Of land
and BSrtemsn's tract, on the north side of Little
River Turnpike; theuc3 with said turnpike 8.
160 g. lGs poles to G. stsEe thence With ilre Of
John Tn .uncey q. lGo 6. 23l poles to = stoue;
thence Il. 10 e. 2J4 poles 10 3 plated stone;
thence n. lGo W. 5it poles to Corse's (row jam
Cocsa's line 5 $50 ~. 30 poles TO q stone thenca
760 y. I po.es to stone; thence 60 W. 50
poles to tho place Of beginning Containing ten.
acres more or iass The premises are we'll i'm
proved bw TWO STORY BHICk u HEjIL-
ING. and sll neces ;sry cut u'ldinRs, fine we'll
of wafer snd abundance Of fle ftult; Situated
on'y I! miles from AieIeudrt, Immediately on
goud turnpiR e rusd, and a splendid view Ct the
surrounding country.
Terms of Sale Cash to pay c1ats of executing
thi: trust snC to dlsch arGe tTo notes. one for
a8d one for ESQ uf sauna dase SUI act 10 q
credit of $500. IS Of s pril !3.h, $780, tne resi-
due Of the uurcbase mocey IL equal insts m ents
at II ant "a months with interest from day OF
sale. Cost Of convey inclng at expense OF the
purchaser.
FRANCIS MILLER. lr-,.,,,,
JOSIAH d. .. SHOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-27

TOMMISeION NSR'3 SALSOF FAIRFAX
"! Land D.-Pursusnt TO decree rendered 4!
the November term 1S72 of the Circuit Court
Of Fsjrf.1 county, in ths suit of Hoaa use Gun
nell vs. jackson, &C. the undersigned, tho sur
vlVor OF the conn issioners o. sale thsrein
NAMED ,cn MONDAY, Msy l6, 1881. (,ourt d4y)
at u O'clock n, will ssll a. public suction b.
lore the frost door of Fairf,x Court House a
CERTAIN TRACT OF L4ND bslou girg to
the estate Of the lsie Mrs. Susan NJ. jackson,
containing 50 acres more or less. lying in the
Northern ed Of Providence Distric: and ad.
joining the lands of mcVesh, Cults and others.
This land is OF good qualify sid has Z
DWhLLING House and other Improve
ments Persons wishing q more ps1ticuisr de-
scription are raferrsd to patties living in the
vicinity Of said land.
Terms of Sale: Enough cash to pay costs of
suit and expenses Of ssle and the residue in
three equal annual instalments to be secured by
the noLs of the purchaser with approved par.
scns security snd feteHtion of title ill last pay.
merit il mads 1HOEAS MOORE.
sp'54w Surviving Commit. of Snle.
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AUCTHN& MALES.

GBhND CLOSING OUT AUCTION
~ SsLH, COMMENCING TUESDAY, the
10Th inss>nt. sGd continued daily.
The undersigned having determined to change
their business, will sell, withou: reserve, ihair
large stock st suction, Commencing Tuesday,
April 26.h 81 10 . clock a. m and and pm,
and continued dsiy until the e;.ti,e sock is
sold. Deslers. the public and the ladies spa-
cialy are respectfully invited to atsG tlis SALE
Seats reserved for lh0 ladies'
o. 9kaL y LUCAS,
No. % n. Royal street,
ar2S Ale1sudrls, Va