davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28
AN ACCOMMODATING RAILROAD

Several days ago stranger made
his appearances at the Union depot and
asked Officer Button how long before a
Grand River Valley train would 90 ont.
In about twenty minutes was the
reply.
Then Ill have time to get drink,
won'tiv
You will
That's good. I always prefer to
travel on stiff horn of whisksy.'
He returned in FIVE minutes. wiped
his mouth on the back OF bis hand. and
asked:
Has any train gone yets'
No. sir; you still have fourteen min-
utes to spare
That's good. / guess I'll 60 back for
little brandy
When he again returned he felt in
good spirits. and. ssosstaiuing that he
still had six minutes to spare, be said:
Now. that's what call liberal, and
I'll lay in one more drink
The last one proved to be more than
he could bear up under, and he was
AOs oVSh h8 oA4 Luz toIc0 x0ou
he came around with . wobbls In his
gait and an uncertain look in his eyes,
and asked:
shay. what time does that Gran
River Valley train 60 outs'
In about four hours
go hoursf Why, thst'lI give me
time 10 get drunk again. Most com
mediation railroad ever saw. ehY'
Yes
shay. dosn' want to be mean. Con
tell 'er superintendent he needn't wait
for me any longer. cause Z may delay
others. He's zhentlsman. he is, an
I'm y zhentlemsn. ! am. but when q
zhentleman holds train for me mos
half day / can't impose ON him any
longer. Shay. do you ever cry when
you get xhrunkl do. and IL you've
no 'jeokshuns I'll cry now
No objections being made. be cried.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

az. B." writes 70 the Wiae aad Spirit
Rsriee that while eminent divines like
Dr. Howard Crosby assert that :he
wines OF the Gospel we're real ferment-
ed wines. foarth or fifth rate divinss.
on the other hand. are unable 20 10
rad the sacred book. Meanwhile the
Creator himself quietly smiles. &c
This correspondent seems 70 have ex-
esptiocal Information.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28
Riding DOWN.

o. did you see him riding down,
And riding dox q. while all the town
Zane out 10 see, came out TO see
And all the bells we're mad with glee,
o. di you bear thoss bells ring ont.
The bells ring oat. the people shout.
And did you hear that cheer On cheer
That over all the bells rang elear7
And did you see the waving flags.
The huttering flags the tattered aavs
lee. white and blue. shot throagh aud thro lzh
baptized with battles deadly dewi
1ad did you hear the drums gay beat.
The drums gay beat. the bagles' sweet.
The cymbals' clash. the cannons crash.
Chat rent The sky with sound and fash
And did you zee me waiting there.
Just waiting there and watching there,
One tile lass, amid the mass
That pressed To see the hero passl
And did you zee him smiling down,
And smiling down, as riding down
With slowest pace. with stately grace,
He caught the vision OF . face
Ny face, uplifted, red and white.
Turned red and white with sheer delight
To meet the eyes. the smiling eyes,
OutfashiDg in Iheir swift surprise?
o. did you see how swift 1t came,
How swift II came. like sudden flame,
That smile 70 me. 10 only me,
The little lass who blushed to ssel
And at the windows all along,
o. all along. q lively throng
on faces fair. beyond compare,
Beamed out upon him riding therei
Each face was like radiant gem,
A sparkling gem. and yet for them
NO swifs smile came. like sudden fame,
No arrowy glance took certain aim.
he turned away from all their grace,
FROM all their grace Of perfect face,
he turned 10 me. 70 only me,
The little lass who blushed TO see
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28

The Philadelphia boy who was CAP
tured vhils 81 work in the pis-cios~s
sAic BE- vas merely pie, ling that b was
N Alderman and the pie closet was the
City Treasury.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28
CHE INTELLIGENCER.
JOHN M. KOLL0CK, MD,
Physician and Surgeon.

office-Mili st., first building west Of Postofhee
Residence. Sixth aud Madison SITS. jei7-hkw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-28
PIANO TUNING.
FREDERICK NITSCHKE.
Plano Maker.

England. and leading houses In New York.
DEPAIRS, TUNES AND REGULATES PIANOS
Nv In q thorough workmanlike manner. Orders
eft with Davies, Woodruff Co., Of Seattle, Will
be promptly attended TO. ml-n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16
CALIFORNIA Grapes at Vein
berg's, under Town Hall, Second
street.

|berg's, under Town Hall, Second
street.
Or course you will attend. the
Grand Ball on the 22d, and you will
need new dress. "Big" Heyman
has just opened varied assortmen,
of Dress Goods, all of which he has
marked down to the very lowest cash
notch.
ARRIVALS at the Exchange Ho.
tel for the week ending November
IA, 1881: S. c. Keith, Philadelphia,
Penn; J. L. Wycoff, Memphis, Ten.
nessee; R. H. Bliyer, Toleoo, Ohio;
W. R. Houghton, Chicago, ILL.,; C.
IL. Gaskins, Norfolk, Va; R. E.
Power, ST. Louis, Mo-; Mark John
|son, Alabama; Sam. W. Hill, Sgd
jney, Mo. j. C. Gettyes, Dallas, Tex. f;
Adam Woodbridge, P. L. Brothers,
|H. c. Elder, l. P. Trotter, R. Robin
!ssn, New Orleans, La; P. B. Weaks,
shreveport.
STRANGE things are always hap.
|pening in PineviIle, our sister city,
:across the way. Last week there
"came to that romantic city couple,
who had loved each other long and
well, and who seemed anxious to be
made as one by the parson, that is
they wished to be joined by the holy
bonds of matrimony. By some rea-
son, known only to himself, be was
|compelled to visit Colfax to get H.
'cense. The young lady whom be
was to have married got impatient
during his absence, and wooed, won
land married "another Teller" before
her first lover made his appearance.
He came back however, the next day
and when told how his fair one had
acted, simply remarked that he
would have the license changed, and
would marry in spite of her. Whe-
Their he has kept his word or not we
are unable to say. The young lady
who is now married is willing to pay
him back the money be laid out for:
the license. No names were given|
US for publication, and we're ratber|
inclined to think that it is best for:
ys local, for that fellow might have:
"walked our log" You bet!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16
BEAUTY ON THE WING.

/ That floating palace, the Yazoo
Valley, bore away from US on her
last trip bevy Of youth and lowell
ness, whose sunny presence could
mot fail to stir the heart of an An
|chorite. They were Miss C K***
ia brilliant belle of the Crescent CITY, ,
and Miss c. H**, rare and lovely
exotic of our Parish. The former
for several months past, has been
Visiting her numerous friends in this
|section-preceding which period she
was tbs guest of that elegant lady
and hospitable hostess Mrs. Dr..
|C*****. Of this fair one we can
:oHly speak in terms of the highest
admiration. Queen-like in figure,
|grace and dignity, she combines
|groat gentleness, candor and unaf.
:fected manner. There is charm in
her presence-sunlight accompanies
her wherever she goes. We grieve
to part with her, but in wishing her
Don voy09e to the loved ones at home,
she bears with her the fondest wish
es of her host Of friends, that JOY
and happiness may attend her thro'
life. We trust at some future time
she may again gladden. us with her
presence and smile.
! Of the latter who goes as visitor
to New Orleans and probably north,
I'VE have only to say she is to the
manor born. Hebe-like in beauty and
grace, Italia's sun beams from her
dark and lustrous eyes; a perfect
type of Southern beauty and lowell
ness, and all adorned with the most
refined grace apd gentleness of man
ner. May gentle breezes watt her
on; joy attend her on the way; safe
and speedy return to the loved ones
left behind. **
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish C0urt-PariSh of Rapides.

n:NO. 391.-WHEREAS FREDERICK
~ Scheu has made application to this
o:Court to be appointed Curator of the
succession of Peter Bauch, deceased:
: Notice is hereby given to all whom it
''Edoth or may concern, to show cause
3 within ten G0) days from the date here
/. ;of why the same should not be granted.
n: By order of the Court.
i Clerks office, Alexandria, La, this
10th day of November, 1881.
Q: C. L. RANSDELL,
iNov. l6-2t. Deputy Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16

on Bayou Flaggon .:....... 4 90
Stuckey, E. L. $50 acres Of land on
Red River ................ 4 80
Stafford, Amy r. Mrs. 653 acres Of
land on, Bayou Rapides. .4S 90
Sullivan, Mrs. c. Estate, Lot and
! improvements in Alexandria s 90
|St. John, VIM. Lot and improve
ments below Alexandria,. 3 40
Savage, VIM. $50 acres of land on
Red river, bot of Schmalinski 9 60
|Slocum, Chas. E. 200 acres of land
on Bayou Boeuf ...........2S 80
Severns, Thos. Lot 3. square 63, in
Alexandria,. 4 20
Nv
Turner, VIM. One house on R. A.
Hunters land ...........$2 20
Woodland, - so acres of land and
improvements ............. l %
Wilmington, S. E. Mrs. 200 acres of
land on Bayou Rapides and 300
acres of land on Bayou Boeuf. 80 IS
Wilmington, W. w. Jr., Square low
er suburbs Alexandria, 100 acres
land on Bayou Rapides. :. .46 40
Wilmington, R. H, 100 acres of land
on Bayou Rapides .........12 90
Vale, VIM. L. agent, 100 acres land
on Pine Island. ........... 500
We'll, Edward, Part lots No. / and 4,
square No. 3, Alexandria. Part of
lots No. 2 and 4, sqnare No. Is,
Alexandria. Part of lots No.
2 and 4, square No. 8, Alexand-
ria so 40
We'll, Edward, Admir-. lot and i'm
provements. l lot and improve.
ments. Said lots rear of Alexan-
aria ................ 4 90
Wells, Fanny M. Mrs. 1l50 acres Of
land on Bayou Robert, known as
est. Phillip" ..............58 40
Wells, T. NJ. 100 acres of land on
Bayou Lamourie. 1923
Wells, Emma Mrs. 100 acres of land
on Bayou Lamourie.. 30 90
Wells, j. Madison, 700 acres of land
on Bayou Boeuf (Sunny Side. y
900 acres pine land. 600 acres of
land on Bayou Latannier.. ..92 80
70
Young, Vaughn, 10 acres pine land
on Bayou Flaggon .........$l 81
Young, W. S. or W. T. 16l acres of
land. 356
Zimmerman, Mrs. M. A. One square
of ground lower suburbs Of Alex
bounded above by Ogden.... 4 80
On said day of sale I will sell such
portions of each of said specific pro-
perty as each debtor will point out,
and in case the debtor shall not
point out sufficient property, l will at
once and without further delay, sell
the least quantity of said specific
property of any debtor which any
bidder will buy for the amount Of
the taxes, interest and costs due by
said debtor. The sale will be with.
out .appraisement, FOR CASH, in
legal tender money OF the Uuited
States, and the property sold shall
be redeemable at any time for the
space OF one year, by paying the price
given, with twenty per cent. and costs
added. d. C.. PAUL.
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax Collector.
Rapides Parish, La.
Nov. Is, 1S8l.-tds.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16

Is, 1881.
Catahoula lake. Improvements at
M. Welsh's .............. IA u
Grnbb, Ira w. 10 acres land on Ba.
you Boeuf, bounded above by Ker-
gan and Kuhnagel ......... s 90
Goodwin, A. NJ. 80 acres of land i'm
provements on Calcasleu. 2 90
Holt, Mrs. Sarah, 40 acres of land on
Bayou Cypress ............ 2 40
Holt, Mrs. G. J. Lot No. 4, square
No. 20, in Alexandria ......l2 80
Hadnot, F. Fl. Estate, 1884 acres of
land north of Red River, bounded
south by land of Ware, west by
Hickman, east by Lawrence 20 y
Helm, S. W. Mrs. Minors, 1853 acres
of land on Bayou Boeuf, known as
Rose Hill. 440 acres of land on
Bayou Boeuf, bounded above BY
Carlin. below by Keator :. -. SO 81
Henderson, J. S. Tutor to Minors
Dufilho, so acres of land on Bayou
Rapides, near McNutt's Hill, part
Of "New Hope plantation. s 90
J-E---
Johnston, Henry, Part lot No. l, 10
square No. SO, Alexandria. ST 40
Jackson, l. Lot No. 3, square No. 20,
Alexandria. 8 go
Kennedy, Jacob, House on land of
Mrs. Waters .............. l 40
Labaun, Mitchell Estate, $50 acres
of land on Bayou Castor 80. 2 "a
Lein, Henry, House and lot in Pine
vile. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 90
Land, Owner unknown, 800 acres of
land once owned by John We'll and
turned over to Bankrupt Court, on
Bayou Cypress, below the Holt
place, and above Hineston :. 2 S.
MN
Mayer, Solomon Estate, Lots No. 4
and No. 4, in square No. 20, and
lots No. 2 and No. 8, in square No.
2, in Alexandria, La. 1877 76|
Mills, VIM. Junior, Part lot No 2, in
square No. IA, Alexandria /. /. S sol
Murphy, Jack, (non-resident) "a of
square, near Corporation. 90. s DOL
Miller, Booker, 80 acres land. 4 DOL
Morris, VIM. 80 acres land. ;. 4 sol
Morris, W. NJ, 100 acres land. 3 2O|
Musgrove, J. R. 80 acres land on
Bayou Mary .............. / Cpl
Murat, Mrs. "A. Lot No. l, square
No. 6, in Alexandria ....... 3 2O|
Marler, W. j. 200 acres of land on
Valentine 900. .......... 4 DOL
hcGimsey, Mrs. Mary A., Tutrix,
Lot No. l, Began division, below
Alexandria. Lots No. l and No.
4, square No. 4. Lot No. l, square
No. IL, in Alexandria 10 DOL
NcGimsey, W. c. Agent, Part of
lot No. 2, square No. 4, iu Alexan.
~AA" 80 go 800. o UUl
Ryan and White, $50 acres
of land, undivided half thereof,
known as Wellswood and IDENTIFY!
on Bayou Boeuf.. .32 OO|
Nichols, j. f. so acres of land onI
Hemphill Creek ......:..2 4OE
Nugent, Griffin, SO acres Of land on|
Little Creek. 8 2Ol
Nugent, Isaac, Estate, so acres of
land on Bayou Flaggon. 80. 4 sol
Neal, Rachel, Mrs. 100 acres of land|
on Comrade Creek ......... 2 24E
OPP
doom, John, 80 acres Of land on|
Cherry winchie 50 4O|
)rsborn, W. H. Estate, 3l7S acres of
land in 7. 2, N. r. l, Z. and 2 E.,|
T. 2, N. R. l E. and 2 E., District
N. of R. R., T. 2, N. R. l w., ST.
W. D............ AZ IL:
Ogden, Jeanette, Mrs. ESQ acres of
swamp land, rear of Miltenberger|
plantation, bounded above by Phil-|
Iipi, below by Gordon ...... 8 2OI
Porter, Vic, Lots l aud 2, square;
81, Alexandria ............ 800
Pearce, Joshua Estate, 100 acres of;
land on Bayou Boeuf. .l6 90:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16
E-G-E

Elgee, Mrs. Toilette, Estate of, Lot
No. l, square s, Alexandria .$S 90
Garrett, Geo., Pineland.......ll "a
COTE, j. j. 80 acres of land uniu.
proved, on Holloway's Prairie
240 acres land unimproved, near
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-11-16

or Sale.'
ne again.
ore taken.
ct is Ian.
b Treas
ct ISSUE
one mile
the Fair
lrday or|
n a lump
cles, the
lly at IT.
ices next!
>oked for
"Big''i
re stock;
t be Civ
We been !
SAINT and|
t at the:
Knights,
led here.:,
joined
ping up:
termined|
hey owe|
ssed upI,,
Fy down
D Of theEE
wn need,
should
once.--jt
ave Senti
hey are||
n, and!
t Of theI
yester-|
i sing ALI,
TT. - i
my willIr
Keeper|l1
the 7th||c
lance is|a
ia
finished;ee
pn.'' Al.
i not be;
photo-|s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
AGCTftsR q SSgE@.
BY (irsen g. WISE

Resl Estste Agents snd Actionee7s.l
ShGE uF = VAhUhtLE COUNTRY
~ SE st -Sv virtue of dsed Of trus, fron
susan II. EooE aud Frsrcis X Hoof, har bus
| bard. ds:cd on the 5:h dsv Of Septe,nbe7 1873
hDd duly recorded IL liber W, Nc. page 35i
Fsi1f,x cuu;tg, Va lsrd records, the su6scr,b-
els s, trustees will off.r for sale by ynh;ic suc.
| lion on TRU RSDAY the 5th day OF May, 1881,
Ut O'Clock n, in front Of the entrance TO O. urt
Room, On ssi5!c1 street il the city OF Aia1an-
ors Vs.. e;n!!owing descri osd properly 20 wit
q TRACT OF LAND ia Fairfax county, VA +.
bounded az follows: Eesin'.ns st pciat on the
edge Of the lane lying between ssid tract Of iso
and Bs7.lamsns lrecs, on the north eide Of Little
River Turnpike; thencs with ssid turn piee 8.
John 1t iu7ceY n. lU0 (. I3t poles to stone;
thence u 10 2Jt yoles 10 planted stone;
thence n. lG0 ". 5i. poles to Gorae's low jam
Esons) corner, ues7 tho bsrn; tt ance with
CorsHs line $50 ". 80 poles to stone; thonca
5 1b0 v. 20 ss to stone; thence s. 50 ". IS
poles TO The place OF beginning contsiriEg ten
acres n1ore or lass. The premises sre we'll i'm.
proved bw 3 Z NO STORY B&ICk DWEhu-
ING, snd all necessary ont buildings, fne well
Of wafer srd souud1nce of lie :;uil; Situated
only IA miles nom hlcgALdTls, Immediately on
good turnpike rosG and e splendid view Ct the
surrounding country.
Terme Of Saia: Gssh g pay cats OF eyecI.in z
this trust arG 10 GI=. hs7se .To notes. one for
ST. 0G0. VIII irtere;t from 5sh Seg:embar, 1873,
a"d enc fc- S!,l5J of sane dsta. SUI act TO .
credit OF $500 Gs of 4 prii !3.h. 1880; ti9 resi-
due Of tia uu,chHsa roNa? il equal lnsjsir euts
q. - and Il aor;hs with inss;rst f:cn daP of
cae. Cos: oi cycggv .r1iIg hl expense Of the
purchaser.
FRANCS E5LLER. lq,ns..a,,
JOSIAH L. D. SGO0T. N'"'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
by UEeat s. lucaS. aus1lonasrs.

DY VJkTUE Of 3 decree Of tbs Corp ,rs.on
ID COURT oi the CiFy Cf AleIslGsis, eutecsd oa
JanEerY 9Th. 1885, il toe cGsccery c .usa Of KG,.
ias san'r. We Edclin ct aia., viii sell b7 pub
lie auction, in front Of tho Fairfax st eatrsnco
to the Marie: Bulldog, on SATURDAY tho
BOD dsy of April, 1851, ut II O'clock NJ, .ho fol-
losing raSl est-ie viz
The LIT UF GROUND 90 the ssst size of
Pitt s.reet, between hing md Cameron siraats.
!roDtitg OF Pit sreet IwentS thres feet and
rurCia. ss?t 10 the centre of III. square. There
is & FOn Il STORY BRICK CARRIAGE
FACTOR I on tho front Of the lot apd three
Riofy BslGH bLACk9MiTH 5dOP on tie
ba,k OF IT,
1.rms Of Sale: One third cash. and tina resi-
due III two equsi psyinHn:s at SIX and NV .ive
mouths from Gata OF sac; the deferred pay.
ruents to bear iAtstegt from ~ of sse; III put-
chsstr 10 give his bonds for the deferred pay-
msnts and tho title TO be r..,sineG until The
wnois ot lhs purchase motley i, psid.
q. w. AhL,STG TGGNG,
ap2-x4p $Gtciai GOmG'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
DUkoUhNT 10 8 DsOaEE rendered

DUhoUhNT 10 3 DEOaEE rendered at
4 tho November term. 1872. Of the Circuit
Uou:t Of Fairfax county in tie suit OF Lewis
johnson We. 2. w. Aolelanc, 80, the under
signed, commission er of sale therein appointed.
Or MONDAY, April l8.h 1881. (Oourt dsy) at
~ y clock m viii cell a. public auc. ion, before
tns door Of Fairfax Court Ecuse, that certain
TRACr Of LANE, belonging 70 the defend
Vienna to Lewinsvliie. known Oh the "OLO
COURT HOUSE" THaUT. and couts;ntog
IL 90 10 acres, more or less. Said land is 10
good relx borhood and is improved oy q CON.
ioctab, d WILLING HOUSE, outbuildingd,
&c, &c.
Irrms O. Sale CASH enough to pay costs OF
suit ana OK penses Ut sale; ihs residue in three
"a Ia snnusl mat ,lmen!s. to b. sec2red by tha
lu."s of tn pYrchaser, with approved personal
security. eoafi'g iltsrost aGd Date from day OF
s. aGd title t. DO ret.ln,d till The l.et psy mens
is us1s TaUo. MOUSE
1uhl9-s4p Com :eoner of sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
Opening and Crossing OF the Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington, D. c., and Northeastern mails
o. N IL n. and and l5 p. m.
" eslern malls 80 aDd 10 p. m.
Soutcern msis Wis Z cnmcnd, va, 10 SO =.
q. nna 4 8 } And s 10 p IL.
South and South western mails, Wis Lynch.
burg, Virginia, Woy ano through malls, w s..
%. aid 8 " y. N.
Msnassas Division 7 90 o. n.
Alexandrla to Round Hill Vs., S0Os. nl
oPENINa,
Northern and Western msils vis Washing
.ou, L. o., S 50 8. II. II u. snd OU p. d.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, s 30 .. N
an0 8 81 .. n.
SCUM western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia
Through mslls) including way mails on Aldlsnt
Esliroad 8 80 q.
Manassas Division so Q. NJ, for lock bex only.
kound Hill to Aexsndris, Va, s 81 =. III.
Office Hours-O.hce opens At 81 \. H., snc
closes AZ I w p. %.
Sunday EouEs-Otice opens e! s 46 +. To-, snd
closUs al so b. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
HEALTH IS WEALTH

X - EST 5 EEvE AND -K,1sIRE.r.
ns.Hr srel'l- :ot bys.,ri., nizz ness Con
tor, Loss e Wemory Sgarrnstorr, m. Tr,,o- ,eo-
soacy, iaV9'GhLsrg Emissions, rroa. .,ure tJId
:: Rs caused by over ~ :,iou, ,eli abuse, or over
iH'u ug9hc9. @hcI i3eis 10 5o!.ery, decsv and
q'"'h. QIa %: @,! cute rooait csses, E;ca
~ 80 C'p."'hN S1"" 'a.",3 !re,sneut U5a dollar
!. w" .: s'A Cox i&y Ger Gy!!nTs cent BIZ me,l
W'pAt on rera1gt Of i:ic, We ea.-.,,tes 81 r
o,z~z - c2s9 my Csc Wit1 eacn order ro.
cav" ~ "s &c SIX boxes. &.romy.niei rj,h
Nv coi'=.9, We "a aAodlhe PURCHASER our WIZ.
,tn ~ "a ''se % r"t"'n -ne a1o1eg if tGs tr.s.
~ . - y * . ~. Diugg,,ls, A!exsndri.
Vs. "@9'ce&la SOC r=t.i! rs nts. Orde.s nv
u m1l! ALI receive pf"9pt at;~1t;1n msr7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
LG(sAL nsDlsCEs.

STIEGtnIA: In tue Clerks Gth ;s Of the
Y Corporation Court Of ths city If AleXan.
drla on tn- IS day ut March 1851
d. I. i.esGbeaIer. b Whes lsy and such other
Creditors ne hay come III AID coLtsll to the
Gust 0: lhls suit CO pmi ats asa,usL Viii.
li4m Il. Marbury, TX cutur Uf d .tida FleLcn.
or, jec-a, Eos. Marsntl F.stchsr. Herbert
Fletcher, Cnsres Fl,lcher Sucl.i Fle ch ",
Munl.vnerY fletcner. George + RUSSELL n4o
= kusssl his wits, j brewer and vlr-
giuIa brewer his wih-, William p. bradley
and Mary h Bradley his wlfs Wi liam
Brewer and NJ ,lidn P Brewer nls wife, w In.
w Russell aud Lucy RUSSELL, his wife. de.
f.: d AIS La h.acery
Memr. The OBJ ct of tois suit is to obtain
decree for the sa ot The real estate of wh,oa
Maild. Fletc or, dle1, seiz I'd and possessed 81
Ia, the debts due and wig oy said decedous.
rhe def.nisuis herb.rt Fletcher. CHARLES
Fletcher, sinclair Fle;cuer' MONTGOMERY FIstcu-
er George +. Rus:e and - Russell, his
wife, Wlliam Bradley and Mary b. Brad
ny j. b Brewer, Virginia Brewer, William
Bower, Matilda p. Brewer, William w.
Russell and Lucy B. Russell, not having
entered their appearance and given security &C
cordng to the act OF Assemb y, and the rulos of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
they are not residents OF this State, it ia OF
dered thst the said defendant. appear here with.
in one month after due publication OF this
order and DO what is necessary to protect their
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, a newspaper published in the city of AL
exandria once week for four successive weeks,
ard posted at the front door Of The Court House
of this city. A copy-test:
(; ksd5s1s hs%Gs; M.sSS,y 11a p.q mhss-~4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
+. W. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Thomas s. Carter, r.q nb2f-v's

G/IsSIAia 10 wit: In the Uierk's Ohiss ot
V FHlrf Il Circuit COu + March "a. 1881.
jimmie " stRlns, by her next friend, Mary &.
McFur!and complainant Vs. Augustus Wat.
sIne def.udaht Chancsry.
M.no The OBJECT OF of this suit is to obt.ina
divorce v,Lcalo mat.lmon,e OF Jennie Wat
Stne, from tbs defen ant sugu,tus Watkins.
1t appearing by Afiiavit & ed, that The above
named deteLd.n., Augustus Watkins, Is q non.
e.ldent of the otsts of Virginia: it Is ordered,
tnat The ssi1 defendsns, Augustus Watsins, NJ
hereof and do what j. necessary to project his
interest 10 this suit a c)vy-:est:
f. w, RiCHAkDSON, Clerk.
inuuhaa Blu q. mh25-wiw