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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
18th Gay ef Nay, 1882,

ct the rsi'rc:d d'pA tf The Wnshu g.on ard
ONO Ealirosa "om9'D>, II The ci'y OF AlszAu.
.u>. Va uHer at pI.b C u :siou the
af TIN Lin EuF rHE W 81 INGTON s.
OSLO KslLkOAp.
i.cu1ing that 0nrtiY AID that wh lily " struct-
cd, sud 81 al 4, singular q ! The @orks 81 d
property. r'a', pers"nsl and mixed, rolling
STOCK, loo m InV~', re-. &c, aud sl rgdls,
contrrc c;s shd trsnculs f said Washington and
Ohio R.ilro7d Company.
The said proDert" Consists Of constructed
lne OF railway In act, 10 operation r. IN the city
OF A:eIsndr'a w. stw.rd lhtouph toe coun-
ties Of Alss -ndria FriI'ar and L1uGoun to
holnd H'l station, in Loudoun cogI'y a d.
With the ~ shing'on and A!c1e1 dria Rail Dad
/ be road is sIso graded beyond kIu 40 Hill FIR
q dist.i # three miles.
ihe other re.l property Of III, mpany con.
sis.s OF large brcs depot builiiDg auo freight
house in the CITY uf Alex nurIs rouBd hon, q
III ,cline shoe, Car shop, car shed, store house.
&C. and sbcut fifteen acres OF land aojucer t
n rato: as eleven 6epct bt Us and lote IT the
etv IN principal tlailons between Alexandra
nLd Round Hill
C :orGiI to The rcuts surveyed The dis!arc CO
froin sshiugton city t, +. 1t Pleasant on the
ohio river. is thle, bunorod and twenty five
nll-s, ~ d passes tbr' ugh q country heavily
tin btrr and of vre,t mIotr,l resources
TrrD,: hs entire pToperty, real personal snd
nix d. frsl llse-, &C., Is tod tOgather and for
Inc S1nH lDo urCOh e. H. p4J Il " tn0usAuQ
dOi!a's tso .tW OF tbs turcbhse mot ey in cash,
aud he re,idue 10 four equsI anIusl psy uepts
,ih interest from III d.y Of sare witch .sid
o. y mems o be ,vldonced by bonds VIII ch
,Iu Lo be- secLrtd By deed of trust upon The
property sold to b. exec ited upon the col finn, =
ton OF the sale and conveyance TO the pur-
laser.
Ills sale ia subject to the lien of the decd Of
truet executed u,ust 6so, 1858 TO indemnify
| hs c,uLiy vi Gle k4 Stale OF Virginia. against
| ,bllny ior lhs sbLusl interest on The bands ui
| h- -pld cCur.y fr The .um of one bul dl ed
thousand do.Inrs IS 0U l0) uo to and Until tt g
| uu'e ~her sai ruAd sh,l DO commenced. and
uLder coIstrL ctlrn i'll +, couniy of Cl rke;"a
| y. Amt Iabi y 'or the p..mei's tie princi.
DsI sid toLds in C Sc they sh II become due
,pd y-b'e before the rono ,ll be ,mmen cd
| ma undeI c instruction In Said ouuly, III, asid
| roros falling due In the 5err 1892.
he purchaser Will be ebs,ll to the nei
profits Of INC rOsl ir, m tb- Gay Of the ss.e.
| * T.. BanrON
| hICH'D. b. LIE COMMITS.
OHaS \. -IUArr, ofS.ls.
HENHY EEAr, N
| fetl1-ts
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many of them in cases where hope was ab and on
ed-have been voluntarily given. showing the
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in sll diseases OF the kidneys. liver
or urinary organs. If any one who reads this
has any phy.icA trouble, remember the great
danger of delay. dec23
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FAIR WARNING -Tney have come; they
bsvs come. An immense quan,i y IF Kid
Gluves, Hosiery. Oslpsts aud Oh Cloth to be
p.ned this dsy at EIchberg's. U.l sOd see
the prioos. l. EICHBERG,
mAr6 lH
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II W. TEOMAS. J
J3aS,, J0RN N SooTG, MoIG,n Comm

rs Tax county. feh2U-WfU
TNkUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed Of
l. trust from Ewsll Atwell, dated Fsbrus.
~ l6 1872 the undersigned substituted tru,.
tse, upon the written requ .st of The person se
cured thereby, will, on MAROa 2lst, 1892 at
II O'Clock m., at lhe front door of the Cor por O.
ZION Court room. in the CITY Of Alexandra Va =,
proceed to cell at pubic auction 10 the Ii .h st
oic der. tho following roal estate situated in
ahid city, to Wit: a LOT OF GRnUNn l5ing
at the intersec!on of the south sid cf Sharp
h nu alley With the Western sioe OF Msrket
alley extending and bncing on Sharp Shin al
ley thirty ven feet, and on Market sl!ey TWEEN.
ty five te.t forming rectangular parlllelo.
gr'm, with tho right of way over FIVE # alley
IN the r nc. being he .ams property b" deed
conv--ed by Harriet cmoot, widow and e1scu.
trix # t. b. Smoot, TO E9sll q. ktwell.
Tei m. OF Sale: Cash eleven buadred dollars !;
The res due in three equal ineiaimeu,s of s;1,
tive W aud eighteen months; pr. st thu option
4 ths u-chsser. tha whole m ~ ba psd in css
1 b deferie1 psynels to Do evidenced by the
purchasers Dotes and t. be secured by deed of
trust upon the promises
CHARLES G. SAOOT,
feN24 I'd Substituted Trustaa
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKEY for
medical pui poses; ony So per gallon.
GEO. MoBURNEY & SoN, Agents,
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pY VIRTUE of 8 decree in the suit of G. Y

PY V1RTU X of decree in the suit of G. W.
~ Myers usa &c. vs. j a. Motter and wife,
entered 81 tbs June term SD tbs undersigned,
Commissioners will, on MONDAY. March 20,
1882 at IL % in front of the Court H,ue door
u Fairfax q. a, Vs. S III tn the highest b'd Ter
that VaLU ABLE Tract OF LAND. lying
in ard near the villsg4 OF Drsnesviie, Fairfax
couny vs. lately the Droparty If j. u. Meter,
End how in the possesr ID of Mrs. T. q. Wreun.
Fhe land is highly improved. has splendid
u WELLIfG, sad contains & sc'es.
Terms: One fourth in hsr d lhe residue in
one. two and tbree years from dste of a.ls, with
good security for the deferred payments.
Is w MOORE ] Comm'rs.
CASSIUS OARTKR, of Sale.
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GMeA BuAqeSS

Alexandria. Vs., August 4. 1881.
About 10 months ago I was consld e1ably
troubled with . constant desire to urinate. On
the Recommendation of Captain ]. U. Graham 7
began to use Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Core and it has effected an entire cure in my
case.
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a OK SALS-One OF the largest and most
H. eligibly located RBSl DEnUsS, with spa.
:ious grounds attached, in the city. For terms
sc. apply 10 Green Il Wise je30-tf
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- LOT BY sDtt orit7 IF ha City scbool
Boa'd, the undersign'd d will Offer f'- sale. BY
pub &C ,u?'ion on SATU RAY the 11th iIsi
on the premises, ct II 10 that
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND
at the n W. inter ection cf Colrmhu az ID C.m-
eron streets, fr"nlrg "u Colt m5us s;re,t QUE
run1red snd ten Qin) toet abn on Cameron
treet ore hui drfd (lI0) f-et. The pr,per,y is
proved by fu | and eEcellen. psv III mt and
gutter en- the Colu - bus street front aid q half
rsrenert with gutter on Csmsron street The
ocAtion Il high and is consider one of the
mo,t eii.io'e in tbs city for building purposes,
nd tho improvemer ts r. ntly made on the
.qlsrh have greatly er hsnce1 tn. value ofthe lot
md renders it MOB, .sirahle Investment.
Terms scc ,rdirg TO The ord. Of the Board !:
Dne fJu''h cash the r'ss in one tuo and ihr. Q
gesrs and pr vi ions to b. nsde for the eItc ion
t tu'id Dgs within q ress Fable time. Fu 10:
pariicp arg 1t tlMe Of eae.
W. e MARRURY,
g. BRaCH
ThOS. LEAuB3ATER,
msIZ-td Committap.
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Fairfax c,unty. fet 23-wiw

TOMMISSIONEK SALE OF DESIKA.
~ BLE REAL ESTATE in Fsifs1 County
~ virtue Of the decress of the Circuit Court of
Fai f,I county in the suit of John M. Scott and
others vs.. Thu mas N. J.llhsm, trustee and
others the undersigned will. on tbs 2rth day of
AROH, 1872. at c'c'ock 2. m cff,r at put
'ic sac before the door OF The Court House OF
said couat5. that VALUABLE FARN of
which Lucinda Henry. died seizsd cohtsi lag
2l5 acr"s This firm is situated on AccotinE
run ~ the l j. lle tiver Pike nine miles from
AleI.ndria one fro m the vills9e of AnnaId d ia
and f 'e 10 lies esst tLhe court bouse has the, con
co uft rlnbls D WELLJ Ne HOUSE and OUT
BUILDINGS. has m tblntance of hard wood,
timber. and tiae and fine meadow land To
p ,'sons engaged in lumber busiue:s This farm
Tiers great iuc uceme1ts. Mr. Phelp Howard
wlo lives on the land will shou the same to
p,rsons desiring to tu7. Letters Of pquiry may
be addressed to Moore s. SON. FhiifsI Court
doue
Terms Of Sale: So much cSsh IS Si'l ray the
cosls OF sult and expenses Of ssie say $l0}-and
he residue on crenit of J, 2. and years with
interest frt m day Of sale, the purchaser giving
botd with good personal security for the d.
fcrred pay merts; but personal SECURITY may be
dispensed with on thu rurchsssr pay lg 10 cash
ore third OF tbs purchase mouey The title to
be retained until the puIc l.se money ia fully
paid
HoHs = "; TE9Mrsc = 9SpTsc o,,,
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CHOIOK KOLL BU rTER, rsssiyed this dsy
~ by [feb24l w. A. JOHNSON b 90,
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED RYE Whisky
three yesrs ole, onlS So per gallon.
GEo. McBURNEY & Son, Agents.
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MIS-. WELLS PURE HOME MADR
XA n1NCk MEAT just received by
nov26 ". A JOHNSON & CO.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-11-29
Orange PreServer.

Col. T. D. Wright, whose adver~
tisement appears in this paper, last
week brought to our Office box OF
oranges which he had put up on the
18th of May last, and on opening the
box in our presence, the fruit were
found as perfect as if just pulled from
the tree. They were preserved by
the substance he advertises. He ass
serts that he has put up apples, pears,
fruit of all kinds, vegetables and
eggs, and has kept them sound for 6
and s months. From what he has
done with oranges, we believe in
him and his preserver.
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THE FLORIDA

to injure chem. Saw off the rooted
prong from the tree and set it out
where it's to remain-two years la
ter, if Urge prong it will be bears
ing oranges.
Any large limb, favorably located
on tree may be managed in the
same way II it inclines so much
from the perpendicular as to necessI
tate the Setting of the barrel at a
considerable angle, that will make no
particular difference, none SO far as
regards effect. The new tree can be
set erect at the transplanting.
There is nothing OF mere theory in
this thing it has been thoroughly
tested. Not long ago Mr.. II. F. Man
ly, of the Bank of Mobile, told us
that he had already made several new
orange trees on this plan with entire
success, and we think he told us they
were now full of fruit, at two years
from the transplanting.
The man who has a few large trees
to work upon may increase the size
OF his bearing grove rapidly by re.
sort 10 this method, tor there are
often many prongs and limbs on his
old trees that he could spare as well
as not. Then having in view this
plan of propagation he could favor it
by allowing prongs and limbs to
grow that would be removed under
other circumstances. Then, again,
the best of it is he loses but one year
of fruiting in the operation (the year
OF transplanting, tor the prong, while
growing crop Of roots in the bar>
rel, may, at the same time, be grow,
ing crop of oranges above.
1.-THE above is no new thing, it has
been practiced 10 India for ages past.
Mr.. Gard, of Louisiana wrote several
articles on the same method some
years ago and we copied them in the
FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST. Trees
propagated in this way bear early,
but are short lived. We would not
advise any one to try it, unless for
dollhouse purposes. Suckers from
old trees are just % good but have
no tap root, sodc not live long, be-
ing injured by the least drought
Ed,
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AGRICULTURAL Societies.

Florida Fruit Growers Assoclation.-D
Redmond, pres; w. A, Sebring vice pres.
ID. III. Elliot Sec; w. II Ashmead, ASH
Sec; G.. A. Choate, cor. sec,; d. GTeenleaf
treas. Executive Committee, DR.. c. j.
Kenworthy, DR.. j, j. Harris, o. P. Rocks
and 2. Houston.
Norwalk, Fruit and Vine Club.-COl.
RGbt. Bard pres; DR.. Geo. Rogers, sec.
New Smyrna Agricultural and Fruit
Growers Society.-Mr. M. B. ROlfe pres,
w. S. Hart, vice-pres.; Mrs. NJ. B. ROlfe.
sec and treas.
Orange Ridge Agricultural and lmmi
grafton SOcietY.-Dr, b. B. Bennett, pres.
John Cannon Sec; j. Y. Parce, cor. sec
DeLand. Volusia Co. Weekly meetings
Orange Park Fruit and Vegetable Grow
ers' AssOciation.-Orland Knapp. Pres.
L. E. Sabin, Vice~Pres.; o. Z. Campbell
Cor. Sec; Rev. o. Taylor, Sec. and Treas,
Correspondence invited.
Lake George Fruit Growers AssocIa-
tion.-Judge A. b. Bartlett, pres, George,
town; w. w. Hawkins, E. Kirby, Mrs. f,
A. Manville, vice-pres'ts.; A. H. Manville,
Sec, Lake George; r. o. Hammond cor.
Sec. Fort Gates: George II. Thorn, treas,
GEORGETOWN. Monthly meetings every
econd SATURDAY. of each month
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Pushing the Orange.
Mobile Register.

Mobile Register.
One of the most serious stumbling
blocks that man finds in his way
when he thinks of becoming an or>
ange. culturist, lies in the fact that il
takes the trees eight OF ten years
from the start to get into profitable
bearing. This stumbling block seems
about to be removed, to a great ex-
tent, at least. A new method OF pro-
pagating the orange has lately been
discovered, which bids fair to work
considerable revolution in the orange
business, as it does away with the
necessity OF waiting so long for res
turns as is the case of the old methS
DDS. Under it you plant out a tree,
say in the spring of 1873, and in 1884
it will bear a veay fair crop of fruit.
The new method consists in propa.
eating layers made on certain plan.
We will suppose that yon have
bearing tree which forks not far from
the ground. In the spring you pro-
vide yourself with an empty barrel,
with one head out, IA -four barrel will
answer,) and "saw it in" at the bulge"
until one stave is cut of. This stave
you remove, with all the hoops, down
to where you have been saving. You
next remove the bark from one prong
ff your ORANGE tree, forming a girdle.
91ResF, taseg out a roll Of bills.
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NOVEMBER 90.

The Black Diamonds will give Mat
inee on Saturday the End of December.
Doors open at 1;30 P. NJ, performance
begins at P. NJ Those who find it inn
possible to attend tomorrow evening
will have another opportunity of
'seeing the show" and taking their
children.
Mr.. H. A. DeLaud has sold to E. j.
Richardson and Everett Richardson, Of
Utica, N. Y, five acres in town en- New
York avenue and 10 acres south of town
on Boston avenue extension: to J. G
Hollenbock and Sarah @. Dean, of
Owego, N. Y, 10 acres of Swing home
stead and lot in town on Woodland
Boulevard; to Harry Dewar, of Phila-
delphia. Pa, 10 acres of Wellman home
stead to r. NJ. Donnelly, of Alpena,
Mich, 10 acres of J. M. Hervy home>
stead; also to Alex. Kimmont, 20 acres
of o. P. Terry's homestead, and to G.
W. McLaurine town lot on the Boule-
yard.
We are now receiving at the Glass
Front large addition to our already i'm
mense stock; we have many novelties in
our different lines. Would call especial
attention to our large stock of dried
fruits, Raisins of all kinds Citron, Tur-
key. and French prunes, Pitted Cherri-
es, Pared and IMPAIRED Evaporated
Peaches, common dried and Evaporated
Apples, Evaporated Shakers Corn, Cali
lorna Peaches and Pears, Boiled and
Clipped can Beef, French Peas. Farina,
Wheater grits, granulated Tapioca,
Horse Radish, Celery Salt, Perfection
Sauce (new), Bird Seed and many new
goods too numerous to mention. An in
spection of our enormous stock respect
fully solicited. G. A. DREKA Il Co.
Arrivals at the DeLand Grove House:
G E. Powers, Dublin, N. G.. G. B. Rice,
Beverly, Mass; HI. A. DeLand, Fair
port, N. Y; L. D. Eaton and wife, Ho-
mer, N. Y; r. Hanlan, Sharon, Pa; Fl.
H. Piper, Milford, N. H.; J. S. May,
Dublin, N. H; III. Marring and wife,
Cincinnati, o.; r. W. Lyman wife and
child, Mrs. c. S. Clark, Minneapolis,
MINI. E. B. Redfield. Philadelphia, Pa;
A. H. Bohannon, Lexington, Ky; G. S.
Garnes, Danville, Ky; John Anderson,
Ormond, Fla; Sswell Hayes, Utica N.
Y; Peter Gardener, Jacksonville, Fla;
M. B. Dinkleman, Cincinnati, o.; r.
M. Tucker. Orange City, Fla; j. A.
Brown, Jacksonville, Fla. B. Colds
berry, j. NJ. Waters, M. Bateman, Gin
cinnati, o.; Rev. D. Moore, D. d. and
wife. Geneva, N. Y.
Best lot of toys in town at Erhart's. *
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To Correspondents.

Articles relating to any topic within the
scope of this paper are solicited.
We cannot promise to return rejected
manuscripts.
Accommodations intended forpublica-
ton must be accompanied with real name.
as guarantee of good faith. Names Will
not be published if objection be made. No
anonymous contribution wild be regarded
TO insure insertion, all articles or
advertisements for this paper must be
sent in by, or before, 10 O'Clock Monday
morning Of each week,
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AG RIG ULTURIST.

Holiday goods, goods for the Koli-
day presents for old and young at the
Glass Front.
The safe for the county bank arrived
last week. It is feet 10 inches high and
weighs 5000 pounds. The makers war
Nnt it as burgler proof for twenty-four
hours.
See the large advertisement in another
column of the "Plow Brand" manure.
The company bears good name. Mr..
John Anderson is the agent for East
and South Florida.
Parties wishing good reliable insur-
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings, barns,
and contents, call on G. W. Pearce, De
Land. Box 105. Stf
Rev. DIR. D. Moore, of Geneva, New
York, will preach next Sunday at 1920
A. NJ. in the Baptist church. A temper
ance meeting will be held in the church
that evening at o'clock.
There will be Thanksgiving services
Thursday in the Baptist church at IL A.
NJ. Rev. Gilbert Gordan will preach.
The Rev. r. B. Wolseley will also hold
service at 1870 on that morning in the
school house.
DIR. Fisher keeps the best cologne and
toilet articles.
Be it understood that Clarence NJ
Gordon has the agency for Fay's Manil-
la Roofing and Ceiling, and can supply
tho demand at the very cheapest possible
rates. All those contemplating building
should call on or address with stamp.
CLEARANCE M. GORDON.
3547 DeLand, Fla.
Miss Katie d. Howry, of Lebanon.
o., sister of Mrs. M. N.Voorhis. arrived
last week and will spend the winter.
We understand she is quite an accom>
plished artist and no doubt will commit
to canvas some of our beautiful land~
scape scenery.
New lot of Ladies' Cloaks just opened
at Cleaveland's Cheap Cash Store. /
Divine services will be held in the
school house on Friday evening next at 7
o'clock. Saturday and Sunday morn
ings at half past 10. 7 he Lords supper
will be administered after the service
OF Sunday, Re7s. G.. Gordon and J. W.
Shearer officiating.
We returned few days ago from
tour through the county with Collector
Jordan and will give our opinion of the
places we visited next week. From what
we saw of the orange crop it will be
only third rate one.
Velveteen, Velvet Ribbon, Beaded
Gimp, Silk Fringe and Fancy Dress
Buttons at Dreka e Co.'s
Mr.. Leland g. Fenner, of New York,
proposes to start private school here
if sufficient inducement is offered. We
require such school and parents
should give the matter their attention.
ellliffissn can realize 81
\ lEi. FtiGVSAsSs3S or CAFES I'll
i alloL the NCrst s1rnla CT fits 4ar.sis III
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Peach trees, Japan persimmons
and other hardy trees can be planted
out, also shade trees,
If you are going TO SOW tobacco
seed, engage it in time, and have the
beds prepared. We will give in
structions how to do this shortly.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ISaanaers05Slis eet verG Vsrtats. q
Toys Toys Toys 81 at Erhart,s. \
Il ~ 4 49, crAh;s ia VI c0iur
2 partial cessation ofagrowth, and u
they emergf en.ss-.Ahe s,sin 49,,
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