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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

From Good housekeeping.
One Of the most common, annoying. and
at the same time distressing of the acct
dents of everyday life is the getting of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Miss Rlla Holloway, Mcdonald, Ca
has geranium cuttings and gladiola bulbs
to exchange for silk and velvet scraps
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Trixie LaIcelon, Rennert, N. c., mas mag
azines to exchange for novels Send list
of what you have and 1 will do the same.
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l. III. Whitworth, I.avonia, Ga. wishes to
exchange a iirst-cass 5x8 photo outfit for
repeating rifle.
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II. Cameron, Eastman. Ga, has twenty
complete paper novels to exchange tor
best offer-such works as "kenilWorth,
paul and Virginia." etc.
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Mrs. W. T.. Burt, Armuchee. Gal wish to en-
qure of the whereabouts of nay brother, Iiosia
DAVIS. He lelt my flthers Doseph Davis's) ON
the last night Of last August; tall and slender
young man OF about seventeen years with bright
blue eyes. Any information regarding him VIII
be gladly received by Joseph Davis.
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HER NAJESTY'S ESCAPE.


rUlil an r-hsiisn 80 =, mo in NV Of
ne loiloWiiS SUI w; e t.,r ma j.
nc, @P'C''9 ''' 80 ;.a,s. +ourhad me
eSty iarSeS' c"iiSi0' p' '''''''
n.1, n;''. ,,,,o +o11 mo tha story had
!, ne prisoner VIM loI'' nv -, ne,,l eor-
rio 9ie"tei Pc. !" a - 80: i.,,afacad
VIZ ~ i"ii, ms ~ i,.s.o Jewellers
Meil-plaiiieu p'i S,"i Ct
sho? IN the west End .4,, the
lis constitution was l'ot one ~ IT,, &,
severe disclpilhe OF the pil9o''' 49, -, his
the noS21tal on "iat ~ NV ~, w., ,a,l
ueath oed as ne mate ms '',to''i''l4a5 .,|,a-
atlohs--"i'hout any leSe'' ''''oii a. ~
W .ac .,'',0 ,., :. ,,, i,. anita mo
t r. ~ ,,(1 ''. -. Irt Iva van
usual cu1 Vi 'iie lo's' 'eiii, 20, 49,
Iid fa,,I,, w., ,l7fssein, and mr. ino,alsr's
nv i"l',s lliu ,''N s.,
'ioP a. li"ii 'l , .ra f.,~,,
y f.l,.,a lif ~ 40 ha,l.' ~ dolly enc
r., l,ffd,.a ',.., O. ,,,,,,.I ranra
,io,, 49,. tto 1,.e t,,e,,IroJ ~ nv 1,.,al.
1t.',.t,1 =, ~, o. - I..,a.lnhla ,,fdt,la
o,ae<, ,,,d,s,,,,, and -, dri. ti,,a r,.,r~ied
tb,. tr,,eet and hest Of women. Shortly after
tha hirth of . eo,, NV wife was stricken
I,,.,, ,,ilb il1naco IN ,,-.,i,.b .bo e,rou,,,led
s,nt tho nav, +, some friand. uav. nm
,,,s.i,,as, a, Nd became :, lygn,.arnr On mo faca
- t,( aa,.th
r a,.fta1 to paris and there destitute and
s+arvinp / made the acouointance of n man
n.ho was a prominent member Of one of the
most extreme socalistic societies il he cap
itoI iie took care of me, and partl, out of
gratitude and partly out of sheer restless
ness and a growing distaste for life 1
ao,.aed to ioin his society
: found that the principles of this secret
association were even more dreadful than
hod supposed. 1t essayed to strike a blow
a+ all monarchieS or constituted govern
uents and the crowned heads Of Europe
were especially marked .or its prey.
Soon after Joined it happened that Great
Britain fell under the ban OF the society.
1t was resolved tha~ queen victoria ana
as many as possible OF the hiSh persons
surrounding her throne must ule
So it was decided.
1t remained but to draw lots for the men
| to do the deed. BY Il strange fatality
Scraggs Ohe name of my friendl and my
self were deputed to carry out the Ven
ge-nce Of the society
What cared l now what befell me? Just
at this time. too, | learned o. the where
abouts of my son , lie aad entered 15ir the
T n the c "a Of page and personal at
tprdollt and was doing we'll
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Miss Alice Bentley, Thomaston, Ca, has
several triumph charts to exchange Tor
something of equal value.
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Newton Jones, Rosedale, N. c., has nice
be okS to exchange for a rifle, henSlnStoh
or Winchester. % or % caliber preferred.
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Tho correspondents of this departing Mt
WI please address their letters to $50 Court
land avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
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Billy say, old man. lend me ten dol
lars?
Eordey-Can't do it. Tn not going to
make any Christmas presents this year.
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EACH ANGE LIST

Miss C. nj. Atkinson, Pushmataha, Ala,
velvet scraps.
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Mrs w NJ. Brooks, Lexington, Ca has
old coins, confederate and Columbian money
ard stamps and paintings to exchange
for sea shells and stamping outht.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Putting Il false price mark on Christmas
present is as bad as raising check.
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Miss Ada Heath, Warnervilc Cal live in the
country about one mile from Warnerville, Ga.
My father Is farmer. My brother, Walter LETT
home IN the wear 1890, and cannot hear from him.
Ii any can give me any information of him, [
VIII lie pleased for them to do So. Address as
above. His Loving sister.
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The Christmas tree has roots after all,
and they're fed on the milk Of human kind
ness
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Mrs. Jasper Morris, Birdvlle, Tex, VIII
exchange stamping patterns anu
Burpee's hard-head lettuce for black wax
beans or moonhower bulbs, or other vines.
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II. W. Bighams, Cottondalc Gal wish to
know the Whereabouts Of my brother James Big
hlamS. have not seen or heard from him since
October, 1892. lie living IN Columbus on
Nmton hill, near the Dummy crossing. would
he glad to hear from him through The Constitt-
received.
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Puf'er-Say [ suspect my wife is going
to make me a present OF a box of cigars,
and | want your assistance.
Cigar Dealer-Weil, what must [ do?
Pulfer-If she comes in here to buy Il box
for ST % you give her the best you have in
the store, ana I'll come down and make up
the difference i'll price.
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No girl has to be told what part Of the
room the mi5tIetoe is hanging in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23
a letter from ~ Convict.

Extracts from letter written by convict
No 9,3G1 in the state penitentiary to a Kan
sas City friend)
"* Allow me to extend you all the
goodness and light which the star of 3ethle-
hem is supposed to have shed on mankind;
may you, Notwithstanding the heavy mis-
fortune Qocal bank faiiurcl which has over
taken YOU, have as much happiness as the
circumstances of tho season will permit, aud
may You, and all OF Us, gather c0nsol& ton
from Che lesson taught il the Impoverished
crib OF the Judean village; for, no matter
what our faith, individually, regarding the
veracity of the legend of divine redemption.
the human race uniteS in pTonouncing the
story and example the nobiest and grand
est ever handed down to humanity; and no
matter how often used a shaft to shield
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Cardinal Richclieu once listened to an
earnest sermon BY a shoemaker The man
was simple and unaffected and apparently
not al dismayed by The presence Of the
cardinal. How could you preach 70 me
with 50 much coaddcnce?" Richelieu asked
him. in evident surprise. 'Aionsignor," re-
piled the shoemaker, II learned my sermon
by recitinS It to q field Of cabbage heads, in
the midst Of which was one red one and
this practice enabled me to preach to you"
YOUTHS Companion.
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NoTE-Lctters written on both sides o.
the paper cannot be printed.
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lIanK OCourtan davenue
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The Chicago girl isn't the butt of much
ridicule about the time for hanging up
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Mrs. A. II. Reed, Hilton, Aa.-On the oath of
Novemher, my chll0hood's home with most OF its
contents, was burned. 1t happened ut night, and
only the timely awaiting OF mamma, prevented
the occupants from being burned, as the kitchen
was consumed before the fire was discovered.
My mother (who weighs about ninety pounds),
seemed possessed of superhuman strength She
rolled up ser leather bed covers. pillows and ho-
steie and ilrcw them out OF the window. and in
tins way saved some bedding from the stcadS.
My sister, who not at home, mad her paror beau
ttuiIy decorated with fine paintings (her own
work., al OF which were burned. Also the piano
and all her hooks They did not go to this room,
as fire was falling i'll their bedrooms before they
left them.
NY mother stiiied and fell while dragging
n bed. and had her tace and head badly burned.
My sister-in-iaw took her baby off the bed, and
handed her ont at the window, aud returning to
get the covers, found them III a blaze. Two OF her
children had only suit OF clothes left.
We have all divided with them, and are trying
to help them get q new house.
think once saw in The Constitution, direc-
tons for making an incubator. II the sister will
furnish them again. or send to me- / will be much
obliged, and will return postage.
Aunt SuSIe'S letters SO nice, especially those
concerning the fair.
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Mrs. S. O. King, Cross Plains, Ga, has
wax dolls to exchange for four yardS req
cashmere, or oil red or black calico. Also dt-
rections for ivory type painting for tube
paints.
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20 escape fer a single sol

0!,,-oa -rl,o ,ro-.io-ls evening
Nv .siA'Ne l"t Pr - ro.,,, +i,s'
al Al rnaged, unopaefNfd' 10 io''eh '''G
- 5oissaTy for our purpose near tne
4laaIV4 Of the bridge and We could only
trust they would not De tampered with be-
fore ON. . rri,...l rc,-t evening
rrnenn,,cad ,,i+hi,, Tho ehadoyy of n para
- ,itI r a., ,,.1,s nr~fra To come
PEI we W"',e" ~ ~. .''' ',,.ca ~ no
along. AT laSt hef ieti7 'Ppraie" ia .'.
distance and she Numbered safely over lhe
bridge.
made for the selected spot and commenced
10 uid" rlc "O'1'' M tI1 III 10.
itiS I'm ''1''lo,'
oiuCi'e' 80 ~ ,.o IF +bo bigh ond
si , D.'7 CO. .loot,3 ~. ,,1,l,4
iilSn'S t'l''n ,ita so ,,,,,lorsfanl ~,
- s'' 4.a ~ ,,
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Cosby Exchange of Views Among
the Indies for Themselves.
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A ATaidea's Sarcaeu-'T came to see NJ. IS
Sprite. if YOU would look more favoraby'
upon my suit today"
Miss Sprite (adjUst ing her monocle and
scrutnizing him from head to foou-Yes.
sr-I do. [ think it looks better than the
old one you wore the last time YOU were
here.
Freddie-AGamma, do you spose God loves
football players3
Mamma-Yes, dear: why?
F'rodiie-Well, think what an awful lot
Of trouble it must be to number the hairs
Of their heads.-Chicago Inter ocean.
Papa" said Benny Blvens, New York
is called the Empire State, isn't it?''
"Yes. Benny."
And Pennsylvania IS the Keystone
State?"
yes"
And Indiana is the Hoosier slater"
eyes"
">nI Ohio is the Buckeye state?"
at is"
"And If Utah is admitted, will it he
Marriage State?''- Plttsbury Chronicle
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Clyde Eppnger. Molena, Ga, has orig
inaI autographs of Stephens Hopkins ana
William JIlIery from Rhode Island, signers
of the declaration Of Independence, TO ex-
change for ladies' gold watch or anything
1,f WRITE first
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VIZ ,isived The previous evening
= III ,>aaged unobseVed to loosen the
~ sa1ssary for our purpose near the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-08
JOHN S BEACH Clerk.
Francis l.. Smith, n. q. decT wlw

VTIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the
Y Corporation Court of the city Alcxan
dria. Oh the 18th day of December, 1893.
Lewis Mckenzie VS.. Henry c. Phillips,
Charles R. Phillips, Ellsworth Phillips, Kate
Mcintosh and Frank PHILLIPS In chancery.
Memo The object of this suit is to enforce
the lien of judgment amounting to Sl3O
with interest from May 18th. 1887, until
paid and $40 costs, against the interest of
Henry c. Phillips now held by the defend
ant. Charles K. Phillips, in the lot Of ground
and improvements OH the west side OF Lee
street between Duke and Wolfe streets, in
the bill and proceedings mentioned.
The defendants, Charles K. Phillips, Kate
Mcintosh and John Phillips, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court. and it appearing by
an affidavit that they are non-resident5 o! this
State it is ordered. that said defendants appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary 10
protect their interest in this suit and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
the Alexandria Gazette newspaper puDiish-
ed in the city of Alexandria, once 4 week Tor
four successive weeks and posted at the front
door of the Court House of this city.
y e'r' - JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
James r. Cation, pa. dec22 w-iw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-08
"Nhy Grow Old"

DR.. Yorke-Davis seems to think that
one reason why people grow old is that
they don't take care of themselves. He
recommends employment for people in
old age as well as in middle age and
youth, for it exercises the brain, and
by occupying the mind keeps it in the
healthy condition that contributes to a
healthy condition ofthe body Says the
Critic
81 find that if old people are put on
good meat diet in the way of strong
soup beeftea and animal food, and only
lust sufficient farinaceous food and fats
and sugar to maintain the heat of the
body, they increase wonderfully in en-
ergy, and, as they often express it, feel
twenty years younger. This is only
natural: it is food of energy; the food
that builds up muscle, nerve and con-
stitutional stamina.
"The requirements Of the system IN
old age, as rule, are not very great,
and more harm is done by taking too
much food than by taking too little. |
have known people considerably over
seventy derive tHe S4eateSt peueitV
from thorough change in diet. 1t
seems to rejuvenate them. Of course,
in old age care should be taken that
the body is not subjected to rapid
changes in temperature. When the
nervous power is decreasing as
the result of age. and the sys-
tenn is losing the power of combating
cold and strain uron It's energy Il stimulating
diet invigoratcs. and is conductive to main
tanning constitutional stamina better than any
other.
"Any natural death hut from Old age and
general decay is an accidental death thar is.
it is due to causes which might, and even per
haps. could have been entirely avoided and
remcdicd in earlier years But. Of course, all
the secrets of attaining extreme age are not
even now within our reach and the few that
l have pointed out are but q very few. and
those OF the commouest 1t Is the inevitable
law OF Nature that We must die. The vital
energy that is implanted i'll the body al birth
is only meant To SUSTAIN it for a certain num-
! ber OF years. II may be hushanded or vast ed
! made To burn slowly or rapidly II is like
| the oil in a lamp. and may hc burned ont to
| little effect in little time, or carefully hus-
banded and preserved. aud thus made 10 Ia. t
LONGER and burn brighter, 1t is moo; oi.cs
ii N whether every individual is not At ii In
lifted with the same amcuni of vital cue-ev
and of life sustaining powcr. The probability
is that each is. The circumstances .! ta. ca-
vironmcut from the cr;l'ie 10 the grave de-
! terminc its future destiny.
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-01-08
Florida pincapplcs.

With the rapid development Of the
east coast country in Florida under the
influence OF the jacksonville, st. Au.
gusline and Indian River Railway, the
pineapple, which grows there in the
greatest luxuriance and in a condition
most nearly approaching perfection, is
rlpidly coming into use as food ell
over the country-for quick tranSporta-
ton is rapidly cheapening it in price
and popuiarizing it. Florida is the
only State in the Union which can
grow pineapples with profit-aud ouly
certain portions of that State are adapt
ed to its successful cultivation.
AS table fruit, the pineapple Of The
Indian river and Lake Worth section
has no superior. ,fit would only come
into general use its influence upon the
health of the people would be very
great. 1t also makes first class vine
gar; delicious temperance drinks can
be made from ii and in the desccated
form, or canned, or shredded, or as a
sweetmeat, it is rapidly working its
way into public favor. as lis increased
production in Florida brings it within
the reach of those in moderate circum-
stances in all parts OF the country.
As dietetic, however, the Florida
pineapple is assuming prominence in
medical circles as its merits become
more fully known. \ leading medic /
journal recently contained the following
paragraph
''Somc time ago the late DR.. V. Mar
cano of Venezuela noted that pineapple
Juice contained protied-digesting
substance No careful study of this fact
was made at the time. But quite recent
" DR.. r. II. Crittenden, assisted by
Messrs. +. p Jostin and f. s. Meara,
investigated the matter fully and an
nounced some facts that are likely TO
give the suculent pineapple a promi-
ment place in dictetics. Pineapple
Juice is an acid fluid of a specific gray-
ty of .034. An ordinary pineapple
Yields from 600 to 500 cubic centiinetres
OF it. The proteid digesting power is
quite remarkable in its intensity.
Three ounces of the juice will dissolve
ten to fifteen grains of dried albumen
in four hours. The action takes place III
acid, neutral or even alkaline media
thus resembling trypsiu more than pep
sin. 1t acts best in neutral solutions.
The pineapple Juice contains also a
milk-curdling fermcnt. \ well-known
meat powder is said to be prepared
with the help of pineapple juice.
Over 100000 pineapples were last
year shipped from Florida to New
York, not to mention those shipped
elsewhere and consumed at home.
There are 2,5o0,0G0 pounds of red snap
pers sent from Florida to New York
every year. One district in Florida
seuds annually to the New York mark
ct $4,000 crates of fruit. There are in
Florida GO0,000 cocoanut trees, whose
fruit is all semitic the New York market.
Florida gives to the world outside OF
her borders 60,00o,000 oranges. SD
r0,,D0h Nc1rS.
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;A51ex;e,s6lrie 6;szette !,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TEI-wEEK1Y AT

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TII-wEEKLY AT
Gazette Building, $40 a 312 Prince st.
Daily one year, So; six months So ;one month
80 cents.
Tri-Weekly one year 81; six months So;
three months 81.
All transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance.
Contract advertisers viii not be allowed to ex-
cced their SPACE unless the excess is paid Tor
at transient rates, and under no circum-
stances viii they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business III the
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Marriage aud death notices must be pal for
III advance.
Resolutions in memoriam. of thanks, tributes
of respect resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless OF public concern, will
only be printed il this paper as asaivertiso-
ments
The GAZETTE office is connected with tho
Telephone Exchange. Advertisements. or
ders for the paper news or any information
or business can be sent by telephone,
Entered at the Fostcihce Alexandria, Virgin
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Holiday Goods
AT LOW PRICES.

The hard times and scarcity OF money have
induced manufacturers TO make reductions
that we have not been slow in taking ad-
vantage of Our buyer has returned from
New York with many bargains. A dollar
buys more to-day than ever. 1t is impossible
in this limited space to mention but few of
our novelties, so we invite you to come and
see what attractive goods we have. Note the
following: A beautiful line of Clocks. most APP
proved make, "a finer line never shown in
Alexandria,. Havland China, new shape,
new decorations new Fancy Dresden, Ban
quet, Boddoir and Piano Lamps Five o'clock
Tea Kettles and Stands; Jcwett's Chafing
Dishes (you must see these Royal Rubian,
Bonnie Indian Glass and many other fancy
wares Besides the cheapest line Of Vases,
Mugs, Cups, Sauccis. Toy Tea Sets, Bisque
Figures, Plate Sets. Wine Sets, Turkey Dishes,
etc. BUY your China and Glass from a
Crockery House They can offer yOu better
ral,ies than combination store. and know
more about line they devote their entire at
tention to than outsiders have an opportunity
TO do.
STORE OPEN AT NIGHT UNTIL TEN
O'CT OCE
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AUCTION SArES
CoMMIssIoNER5s SALE.


By virtue of decree entered in the clan.
Gerry cause of Edith Janney against Hmna's
heirs, depending in the Circui, Court of Alex.
andria county, Virginia. the undersigned. the
commissioner ramed therein. will offer for
sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1894.
at about II o'clock noon. in the village of
Occoquan, on the premises in Prince William
county, Virginia. the following real estate:
A LOT OF GROUND and MILL SEAT
or seat for water works on the river Deco
guam, i'll the county of Prince William. Nir-
ginia described as follows: Beginning at q:
mark OF rock near the side of the Occoquam
river 80 y feet above the abutment of the
bridge; thence i'll . stlaieht line north 767
west 100 feet - another marked rccll thep,i
south 23 % west 90 feet 10 the race wall ::
thence along the race wall in 4 descending d.
recton to a mark made thereon: thence north
23l east 1O4 feet to th5 point of beginning:
together with the water rights and appurten-
anccs thereto belonging. and subject 10 the
conditions and provisions which are fully set
forth in :: deed dated the Both day of June
i'll the year 1S2S, from Joseph JanIey, IT,.
and John II Janncy To Samuel H. and Sam
ucl NJ. Janney, of record in the Clerk 5 Office
of the said Prince William county
Terms OF Sale: Onc-third OF the purchase
money in cash. and the residuc thoreo! in two
equal payments at SIX and tHelye months
from the dag OF sale with interest the defer
red payments TO be evidenced by the notes of
the purchaser, and the title 10 tie said prop
crty TO be retained until the said notes aIo
paid JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
Commissioner OF Sale
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LEGAL.
WIN. II. LAIRD, GUARDIAN, VS.. JO-
w SEPH PACKARD, EFT AL.

This is to give notice that the unde1sigred ed
appointed guardian of w. H. Laird, jr.. Will
helmina G. Laird. Mamie l.. Laird. Joseph
p Laird, VIM. W. Laird Martha +. Laird,
Cornelia Laird Walter j. Laid Charlotte G..
Laird and Philip d. Laird. .jr, by the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county. Maryland, shall
TERM, 1e91 apply in the Corporation Court
ofthc city of Alexandria. Virginia, to make an
order that the proceeds of the sale OF real
estate in the above cause now in the hands or
to come into the hands of the commissioner
of sale i'll said suit be paid over to him as
said guardian.
WILLIAM H. LAIRD,
JOHN ". JOHNSON, p q.