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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
Cornwall Bridge

The welcome rain has greatly improved the meadows and grass plots.
 Cornwall Bridge and Cornwall Plains wil'soo be one by telephone. The poles gre already erected, the line running over Beers hill the wires and bells will be put in operation this week. The general offices are l to be Beers store on the Plains, and at the Railroad Station here. Private residences will be supplied soon and undoubt ally the line will be extended to Huntsville Rev. Wm. T. Gilbert has been appointed ny the NJ. E. Conference, to fill the pulpits of this place and Ellsworth. He commenced 'is laborsy two weeks ago. His family have
 moved into the parsonage, and all are highly expected by members and society.
 Mrs. W. P. Sturges is having her resi- ience painted, new feuces ard general re- pairs.
 Amos c. Waterbury has rented his farm for ,ne year to Johu How land, and is at present putting hls tenement house in good repair.
 Landlord Curtis, who has been confined o the house f"r the last three weeks, is con. valesceut He has been useful in the mean. tune taking care of the new horn babe. Miss Emily Nickerson has commenced l the summer term of school with 35 scholars 1 il attendance.
 IWe are very sorry to say that our four village blacksmiths are extremely busy quar l reling.
 Mir William Grey is slowly improving under the skilful treatment of the newly ar rived Dr. Hodge.
 Master Willie Bierce, student of the Claverick Institute (N. Y. is at home on vacation. w. P. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
For Rent.

E'OH the coming season, tte house of Mrs, D. K. stwick, corner of South and East Streets we ii ces in the vi lage.
 LITcHFIKLD, March l4th lSs1
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
Warren.

There ar to be regular services in the Meth. Odst church the present year, conference hay ing supplyed the s"ciety with minister for the first time in several years Meetings were commenced on Sunday, the 24th inst. and VII be held every tive weeks, alternating, with Woodville.
 There was very full congregation in the Congregational church on Sunday, the 24th, for the m0ruing service. About four o'clock in the afternoon the bell sounded the alarm of fire and many rushed to the scene of the con. hagrat'on in the south part of the town, our pastor amoug the rest; consequently evening services were omitted. It is estimated tha, more than one thousand acres were burned over. consuming several hundred cords of wood cut ready for burning into charcoal
 -B. Gilbert is putting in a large stock of goods. which he recently purchased in New York. anddrives twice each day to Cornwall Bridge, six miles distant. How is that for a sick man.
 About three weeks ago Miss Colton found nerseii unaoie To speak above whisper but thought little of at first, as she suffered little from 1t, bat iater . severe cough set in, and she has been confined to her bed for week past, threatened with lung fever which Dr. Derickson is laboring to prevent.
 MT. N"rhr"p who is to occupy Mir Dwy's new blacks.ifih slWp, has moved into the Myron iline hbise As there are no v three blacksnilhs within the radius of mile, it ii hoped competition will he strong enough te kerp each smith al his post of duty. and mol oblige painns to go out Of town to get neces eary work done,
 Miss Carrie Swift teaches the Center scL'o Miss Calin. III the Bust district; Mis- Marvin. in College far,us; Miss Beardsley, a the Lake. asn.. sCt
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

"TRuLY LoYAL"-Some Thomaston men went to Waterbury the other day and got very drunk. They ought to be ashamed of them selves. They should have gone to Li'chfield. Haven't they any county pride ?-New Ma- ford Gazette.
 Waterbury correspondent has come to the conclusion, after labrious investigati ion, that the action of Litchteld and New Haven coun ties in resisting the attempt to create new Waterbury county, was bassd upon selfish. ness. Of course it was. The only unselfish participant in the controversy. was Water bury. y.-Ihd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
" NOGice.

"A LL persons holding orders against the town of = washington, are hereoy notinrd te pr sent the samo ior p'smrnt ane the interest on the same will cease on the 18th day of May. 1881. ;.
 o-SS .. D. PALTT, Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

It is said that it is an il wind that blows nobody good. The fate season having caused little stagnation Tn the Dry Gonds market, Messrs. w. B. Hall & Co.,, of the Bridgeport Dry Goods House have purchased about ten thousand dollars in ready made suits. Silks, Dress Novelties and Linen Goods. We CODY from the New Milford Gazette regarding this tirm
 Facts are indisputable, and low prices, good merchandise, polite treatment and vast assortment ot reasonable novelties, coupled with truthful advertising and honest represen. tations, have made an enviahle reputation fol the house of Messrs. w. B. Hall & Co.
 Also from Bridgeport Sun:
 If you want to be instructed, entertained pleased and profited. go to W. B, Hsll& Co., at once and look at their beautiful Suits SaQues. D0mans and Skirts Every day the fact becomes plainer that there is no place lik, the wonderful bargain house of ". B. Hall Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
Overcoats for the coming Fall and Winter.
  
 SAMMIS & HA WILEY 349" Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
" NOtice.
r lrcnF1ELD COUNTY s.. L,.chae,s, April 18th,

r ITCRFIELD COUNTY ss. Litchfeld, April 18th. A 1881.
 Theu by virtue of tax warrants to me directed and delivered levied the same upon the following de- >cribed real estst- of Ez betb Ha situated ina said Litctheld viz certain piece of and conveyed to said Elzsu-sh by William Hall by ed dated 10 May, 1878 and rscosied in ttch6eld .xnd Records Vel. 64 ge 800 and therein described bounded ..Northeriy i"d, of homas shaniey, Westerly ca lands of Will liam Gilbert and hsrles Bsoth Southerly on lauds Sharie< Booth. Jerome Munger and Mrs. Woodruff, and Easterly on lands of Mrs. Woodruff Jerome Munge and three tract hereinafter described and sn ve ed trhe Waterbury Turnpike Road 60 called running tnrou Ih the samei containing seyenty Q e
 rrs and one half acre. One acre and ene-haf of the same Is not conveyed by the deed belongs tu and 10 owned by Jane Curtiss and assessed and set in the Grand Lists of said itchfeId in lists of John 4. Hal the husband of said Elizabeth in the lists O. 1s77 and 1878 snd notice is hereby given that on the 18th day Jul 1881 atl0 o'e,ock a. will sell at public auction on the above de<cribrd prem,srs so mnc of said real'estate may he necessary to pa th taxes a assessed and et az inst him viz S 1 on tn List of 1877 sud S459S ls7a sulount- Ing in all the soneof $ss 4d swith the percentages sud all osts and expenses chargeable up n the raIue and again him. sax
 WILLIAM NORTON. Collector
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
To Rent.

E'oK the coming season 8 newly furnished house of 1 Line roomsson Lake St. For particulars. ply
 ~ Nn. LEE oN, 29A Madison Avenu New York. AeAos Cs. 4-4H
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
PECK BROTHERS. N0REHFIEIID

WILL furnish their Pore Ground Bone .his se.- " son as prices Of last, $Sa Ser ton l65 per Ie9 lbs Valuation estin ste o Conn., Arriculfural I'm .nt station. is S9s O per ton $40 hig CT than cost. Al Q for sale the ockbrIdss Manure, Phosphate and Plaster. Yourr,
 Ssw PECK HRoTHRRs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
6be EiteI)aeIh Enluirer,
 uTC1fIELD, CONN.
Clubbing Rates.

re 3ouuty suos ;ribsrs of r the fnl 'wing peri
 paaea!s win Euq urer, tt the folio ying yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

Farmers are blowing. sowing oats, and pushing work as fast as the cnangable weather permits. The mercury has been at S5 ? re- gently, but is now down to nearly freezing with high winds much of the time. o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
W ashlngt0n.

Mir. Bryan of South Britain, supplied Mr. Thralrs place on the 23rd inst, he having gone to New Haven to look after his charge ] there, but returned on Thursday. It is re,
 Vincent Weaver and Frank Dains were admitted to the church by profession, and Ms. Mary sturtevant by letter, at the corn- munion last Sabbath.
 Another ripened sheaf was gathered iRto the garner the 22nd inst., in the person of Mrs. Jane Black. at the advanced age of S6 years. Funeral services were attended en Monday, when appropriate remarks were made by Rev. Mir. Colton, of Warren, the officiating clergyman.
 . John M. Black has bought eighty five acres of the old Simeon Mitchell estate, which ranks him among the largest iand holders among as. Mr. Black IS expecting two car loads of cattle from Chenango C.,, N. Y.
 Say to Pen Dra"on we will shake hands across the bloody chasm. His object is the same, viz. to ridcule, bring into contempt. hinder and blot out all thrse low and cOntemp- tible law suits, originating in Judea Or New Preston, whether by Alligatdrs or otherwise We take no stock ln then,. We may be bad enough, but we hope not past redemption.
 -Most of the eIfar.ners have finished sowing their Oats.
 A May day present, son, to Mir. and Mrs. Edward Fenn. $.
 Goshen, No. 491.
 Those drifts ment toned by the Danbury News. have all disappeared. and C. is now 'iifficdls to find any snow. We had SO much snow last winter that there was no mud for the houses. and as all are now cleaning house, it is nothing to do it, and the women don't make any fuss.
 Sheriff Porter has bough: of James Hun- ter his house and lot, of 3 acres, $17OO; and Courtland w. Bentley Jr has bought the Hillhouse place of Henry Haggomann.
 MT. Daniel N. Lucas farm of SIS acres on Beech Hill was distributed among the heirs, it being one of the best farns in town.
 Those beautiful verbenas at Mrs Ostrum's windows make agreat show, and all admire Mrs. Ludington's cactus. Miss Nina White furnished two pyramids of beautiful flowers last Sunday.
 Mir. Courtland Ives of Stonington, Ohio, is visiting the family of Fessenden Ives.
 Willie Gaylord of New Haven, is visiting at Capt. Gsylord's. Misses Fannie and Ella Beach, teachers in Hartford, are at home on d short vacation.
 Miss Rouse of Winsted is teaching at East Street, Miss Gladdlng of New Haven in the Newcomb District, Miss Jenny Herald 't the Center, and Mir. John Catlin at West Goshen. Mir. Geo. Vining of Southwck. Mass. taught at West Side last winter, and has returned to take the same school for an. ,ther season, and his sister has taken the school in Union District.
 The fruitful land of Goshen continues to 1upply the neighboring towns with hay at $20 ton. IN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

"Must onmence with January July number. SuIscri whp ill must make up sr- eearages before taking advantage of the foregoing pfc 8.
 Money stould be sent by post-oace order. check or Litance the ciabbing periodicals. but not of mon by sent us.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

THEY ARE LIABLE! The dociors are all lshle
 to be mistaken, they were in my case I,
 cost me $2OO00, because they said had Heart disease. and then told me must die | 'Grandmother said it was Liver complaint. and $2 co worth of Sulphur Bitters cured me- Jeanie P--, Rockport
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ASGTsSsY SALES

fHHuSTEEa SALE OF A. VALUABLE
a FISHING SHOng THE POTOMAC
X VEH IL Chsrles q unty. hd.-by virtue OF
;. decree Of the Circuit Gour! for Charles county,
I"NFYl"nd, slttrg as Court OF Equity in 4
Cause whaTrn Wm B Gregory was com plgin-
sai md Jui.G Ch1pmAn .0d others were de
!endan.s bearing date May 24th. 1881 the un-
0ttsiga"d, rs Trustee appointed by said Court
VII! char st Public sale at the west front OF the
Market House, in the city Of AIe1 sndrs, Vir.
2iEls. on IU ESDAg the pa dny of Anpust
next a. II o clock N oil ,hs KKAL ESTaTE
snt PhHSDNAL PkOPEHTY IN ,ntoned in
Lhe proc o1ingS III snlt C,u", OF which the late
JcHA : thaDrrt tn dird su,zsi and possess ed ,
10 wit: the floHl&G SAURE situated il
&haric: CO Nd. and known az CHaPMAN'S
fOlNJ, tCg"lhor WITH al the spuertsnarcas
lheFoto belonging or apperlainIng, and tho boats
'olncs, and other tsbiag apparatus uaet ia FISH,
ing This shore whiCn hiss ba1u nsdci pro.
Lia2Iy Tor hundred md tlir.7 years and j. re-
Rardcd rs one e .Eo best on tho river is about
ore n iia N extent AID has ready access ty ros,.
TO the back country
:. The terms OF sale described by the decree are ::
ihe ;CrcGnse money 10 be usid IN three
'qH"' l"Sta m"nts. one.i!iird ca;h On the day Of
ESQ, aHd Ae residue IN and Two years. the
deferred payments to bear lUterest from lhe day
q N>!9, and the payment thereof to be secures
oV me BONDS Of the purchaser. with surety or
SHTri''s to ha hpprovec by tho Trustee or xli
cSsh OF i&e day Of sac Or on the rattle -tinu
Lnercot Oy the Circuit Gour. Tor Cherles county
maryland. e, q. CHAPMAN Trustee.
" 3io-eols Port Tobacco. Nd
<SAbEuF LAND AND MILL PROPER
~ ~ IN tAIkFAX-Pursu1nt to a decree
rendered .! the June term, 1884, Of the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county III the suit OF Makelry
VS. Seiaccns s.nG Hetz-l, the urdursigned cofn.
missioner OF sY" therein named on MONDAY
NuHust l5!h, 1881. (Court day ct shout II
c'c!Cck r.. vii! soil ~ public auction in front
at the Coail house door o! said county. the fol.
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FANGS ssbas6tS.

{ LOVES in Kid. Berlin, Liele Thread, Silk
and Lace. showing all the newest shades
Tor the season also new assortment of L.oc
&itts Price 25c SOC. 75c and ST. rs uer psr.
Corsets in al tho lending styles, perfect in fit
end finish Prices 60c to 81 20 per p,ir
und-rwNSr- Special slt-ntion j. called to the
Boys and Infants in Gsuz-, Lisls Thresd, t7os-
s"m.r End Summer M-rno alec re exhibiting
CHOICE ss.or!ment OF i ,dieo' Undsrgsrmeats
ot every description, Chemiscs, Drawers. Night
gowns, Skirts sc.
Linen and Silk kerchirfs-Suspenders
Hosiery, showing the most choice patterns as
we'll as th9 largest assortment Of medium Al
liner quality. tOnstsIlly adding tue latest pat.
terms ns soon as thsy srr Cfr.r.l for sale by the
u manufactures
Neck Rutf nzs kufs Skirts. Veilir2s, But.
tons. SILKS Cottons, &c
EdgiDgs in Swiss, Hamburg, Nsinsook, Cora
line, VermIcelle, ValeI eisnnes, Languedoc,
Torchon, Russian, Venise, Crochet, sc.
Elghmie Patent Bosom, Reinforced and
Scrhtch Shirts, in lsuudried .nd unleundried
Collars and Cuff, aizes II to IS inches. Prices
l2c l6e, 2Dc and 25c
Germantown, Shetland aud Ss1ony Wool
Zephyr Wors.ed in all Coiors, Silks Canvass, & c.
Neckweat-At ali times the collection will
surpsss all other sssortments offered in tho city,
A line display of Claudent, the best Scarf ever
m.de for men, also Gorcian, FleSor, LAudace
Tropical De Jonville, Lace, and q Complete
line of Fancy Ties aud Bows.
@. M. ADAMS 8.
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{ 70 i 10 II 4 Il s SALE CITY
" BUIGDlEG LOTS-Pursu snt to an order
nt the Corporation Ccurt for the city O! Aloxan-
dria. Virginia, entered st its Jniy term, 1881, in
the case Of John Cr!ly sSsiDst David Dsy. the
underss ned. ss commissioner Of sEle therein
nauod, will sell, a. public auction to tho highest
bidder, on MONDAY, August 22d, 1881, at u
n'c.ock 10 or the premises the INTHREST of
the defenden; in TWO BUILDING LOTS in
me said city Of AleIsndris, on the south side Of
Oronoco street, between Patrick and Aenry sts.,
ltohtng on O7onoco street thirty three fset and
extending bsck with tqusl width ninety fset-or
40 much the eof rs may bo necessary 10 pay the
judgment 10 said suit after crediting him in the
eum Of Sl5 40. The lots sra u ard II feat Wds
respectively, and will be otfsred separstely
Terms OF Sale: Cast. Convey sncing rt the
cost OF the purchaser. CO SIPPLE.
jy22-s4W Commissioner of sale.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-r.~ BEST OF EIGHT
CENT CALICos 81 /. EIcHB sRGs for 5 aud &c.
yard.
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TEE Law DOES NOT aos The Ii.oouot OF 5
per ceo' 90 clsy TAX bills after MONDAY NEXT,
AUGUST 1ST j,25 liz
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NOR HKNT T.
GONEEGrEabAESS.
CONFEGTEDNE ESS.
AVS READY
HENRY BRENGLE,
NO. 129 KING STREET.
Tho FARFAM2D BRENGLR'S ICE

CREAM
Is made OF the richest cream, crystal sugars and
most delicious fsvors. 1t is the creme dc Ia
creme. and has su bstsntislly superseded all other
creams in this section Of ibis Stste. He still
sells it st the old rates. and provides, also, Fro.
I'm Custsrds sud Wster Ices,
PureGsndies nnd Dessert Pies specaltie.; BlSck,
Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fsncy, Ornamental .nd
Plsin Cakes, are sold cheaper than they can be
man utsctured ct home Also Cream Putfs Tsrts
and Pastry and Tafy ofal kinds, Fruits, Nuts,
Confectioneries Osromels and SugAred Fruits.
BE caters for families snd enter thin nments [n2l
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dr. &. G. WEsT's NERVE AND HRA1N TREAT.
MENT; spccifc for Hysterie, Dizziness, Con.
ruisions, Nerv?us Headache, Mental Depres-
sion. Loss of Memory Spermstorrhes. 1mpo-
teucy. Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by oVer-exertion, self abuse, or over
Indulgence which lesds TO misery, decay and
death Cne boz will cure recent cases. Each
boz contains one m onth's treatment. One dollar
boz, or six boxes for fvo dollars; sant by mail
prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes 10 cure any case. With each order 70.
caged by US for six boxes, accompanied with
hve toiisrs, We will aond the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee to return the money il the traat.
mont does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
BY j i n NEY & Co., Druggists, AIe1sndris,
Va. Wholesale and retail agents. Orders By
msil will receive prompt attention. mari
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Go to MCBURNEY's sud get q smsll Pro
HAM (uucsnvs,sedl sad mild cured. Jus, what
,Ou want for soDmnr uss.
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TIN RooFING GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended 10 promptly, by STANsBURY Il Bro.
nsuufac,urers and dealers 10 Stoves. rin Wac,
Is. LMcBaroeys BuiIdinRl corner King al d
Wssblaslou streets
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ssDsptke, sTarEspa EGEy, esu.

4 <" BOOKS
A T.
FRENCH'S93 & 95 KINGST.
The COMPARATIVE kDITl N OF TAE
NEW TESrAMENT; both Versions in one
book, arranged in parallel columns; very
handsome edition 81 60
Miss pAkOLa'S NEW COOK BOOK snd
MARKETING GUIDE. by Maria Parole.
81 so; new lot received to- day. All tha Stal.d.
xrd Cook Books on hsrd to wit: Breakfast
LlncAeon hnd ros. Common Sense in the House
hold. hT Marion Hsr!snd. Mrs. Less Cookery.
Mrs Randopb's Fifty Years in Maryland
Kitchen, Widdlasld's, Leslie's. Godey's Ma
tionnl End others.
FARM FESTIVALS, By Will Carleton,
suthor of Farm BAllsds," Farm Legends"
etc; 81; beautifully iliustr>ted
A NUSrLY HbnIrA4s; Franklin Squ.Tr;
20 Cents
PUCK ON WaEELS is very rich 25c.
EGW SUMMER NDVsLS-Led ::strsv,
75s; An Ar:iui Widow 75:; Hosrt and Hand,
75' Friend d d Lover. 76c.
New publications dsiiy
jed GEO 4 FRENCH
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DON'T You FORGET 1T Call AID SEQ the
5 aud 6, CALICos |. EICHBERG's.
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MCBURNEY's i. tho ui.cs 10 bvy Heno Ten.
the kind the Chmese drink. 10 qa.rter, half and
pound packages.
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FINEST OLD FRENCH BRANDY Vintage
1867 and PURE PoRT WINE Incidentally they
are ell that Gao be desired Bottled aud on
dsaugbt ct MCBURNEY's STORE.
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EXCURsRGSs, PIGwEGs, &c.
TRAINER Macy WASHINGTON.

CITEAMEE Macy WASRINGTON.
OCCOQUAN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY,
MONDAY, WHDN HSDAY
end FRIDAY
commencing Sunday May l5.h LAava Prince
street sundays st IL 6 n. aud Mondays, We'd
nesdHys and Fridays at 8 80 o N On Saturdays
ct 10 N. will leave for Mount Vernon Springs.
Music and dancing boih ways en- weekly
trips.
Fsre round trip 25c On Saturday To-,
Tickets can be obtained at .nues's drug store
This steamer csn be chartered st reasonable rates.
n.y9, 3m x s. khNUAht. Hsasger
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jyl9-Ld Tru.tao

( SO NJ NJ 1SS 10 II r., SALE or CITY
- BUILDING LOT3-Pur.uant 10 al order
" the Cor poi alton Court for too city Of Alnxan-
d:is, Virgins, eairrHT 1T its July term 1881 in
h" c"se Of John Chilly against homss Day the
up pdersgaei rs com uissoner of sac therein
hs'nei will sell, at public auction 20 the highest
bidder, on MONDAY, August 22j, 1851 al II
ococs III on the promises ,he 1NTBRHST Of
the defendant in TWO BUILDING LrTS, in
tho Said city Of Ale1aDdra on the south side Of
Jronoco street, between Patrick and Henry sts.,
tfonnng On OrOnocO strset thirty four feet and
-ztsnting back with equal width ninety feet-or
30 much thereof as Inoy b, neces=sry TO pay the
Judgment in said Ell; atIci erecting thereon the
sum OF Sl4 30. The lots ara each II feet y lie,
and will be Lile!et separately.
Terms Of Sale: Casi. Oonvayarcng at the
cost OF lho purchaser. Q. o. S1PPLE.
jy23~w48 Commissions er OF Ssle
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SALE OF TlMbEH LAND.-Pursuant to .
~ decree rendered at tho November term, 1879
OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, in the
snit of Lee ct ais. vs. X. i. Lees sGms.retor;
The undersigned, surviving Commissioner of sale
therein named, On MONGAY, the 18Th day of
August, 1881, at II O'clock ~. will sell At public
county, a TBACT OF LAND-a par! of the
estate OF the late K. h. Lee, esq containing
ll33 acres. This land is in Lee District. lies
about mile aud one. half south Of Burke's sta.
tion adjolns the lands o: Mics elizabeth Lee. and
slso the land purchased by Marshall s. Fairfax
from the undersigned Commissioner 1t is we'll
timbered, and being close to the railrosd. is, 90
shat account very desirable.
Terms: Cash enough to pay coats Of suit and
e1 penses Of sale, and the residue on s creGi! Of
6. II snd l8 months, to bs secured by the pur.
chsser's bonds. with good personal security,
bearing interest from day Of sale. snd title to be
retained till the last payment lie msde.
THOMAS MOORE.
jyl4-w4w Surviving Ccmm'r. of Sse
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Feeble and SicHfy Persons

Recover their vitality by pursuing courze OF
h"statter's Stomach Ritters the most popular
ihvlgOrsnt and Alternative medicine in use. Cen
era debility. fever snd ague dyspepsia, cousti-
patton. rheumatism, and other mslsdies are
completely removed by it. Ask those who have
used it what it has dore for ther.
FOR sale bY al Drug gist snd Dealore ganaraly
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GALE OF VALUABLE LANDIN FAIR
~ FAN COu OuNTY.-Pursusnt to decrees rem
dered B! the June term 1881, ard the Novem Der
term 1880 OF the Circuit Court of F.irfaI County
IN the suit Of Simpson vs.. Grigsby and others,
tbs undersigned Commissioners Of sale therein
named, or MONDAY, August 18th (Courtday)
ct bout II o clock m will seli at public auction
before the door OF the Courthouse of said coun-
~ the FAEM on which Judge Z. II. Cockerle
at present resides, contsining pa acres snd q
smaller tract adjacent thereto, containing 81
acres.
This land lies near the village Of Chsntily and
on the Little River rurnpiSe. 1t is of rich
red soil, well adspted both TO agriculture and
grazing. The improvements, consist Of 8
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE md sub
steutial ou.-5uidings. This is oo the wtole one
of the most vsiusble and desirable ia ms in Fair.
fax county.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash to ply the costs
of suit and expenses of sale; the residue in three
equal snnusl insta ments. secured BY The pur.
chaser's notes. with eood peraonsi security
bearing interest from day Of sale. Title to be
le,ained till ths les, payment ls made.
81. w THOMAS,
THOMAS z LOVE,
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