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virtue of a deed of trust, executed 10 th.
A. subscribers. by VIM. Mayo, deceased, late
OF the county of Powhstan, and of record in the
court of the said county: B7H be offered for sac
for cash. on the l7!h day OF October next, at the
court house OF said county--one certain tract or
parcel OF LAND situate, lying and being in The.
county aforesaid, and containing by survey. 20O
acres, IT being that part OF the tract containing
The improvements, on which the said Nave for.
merly resided For the purpose of ndemnifvinc
Brett Randolph and Seth Lyon, who were Sc.
curlties for the said VIM Mayo and his son Da
mel Mayo, against the payment of certain sum
OF money, recovered against them in the aforesaid
court, for the benefit of the distributes of rhos.
T Swami, decd
The title vested in us as trustees only will be
conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN LICOM.
JAMES POIWDEXTER, Trustees.
July IL. WIN
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JAMES MADISON.

NEW BOoKS-JoHN r. Jones, at his
v NeSV Store, opposite the Eagle Tavern,
tour doors below his former situation. has lust
received the following nesu bubiications -
Digest OF American Cases on the Law of Evi
dence, intended notes to Peske, bv s,mu~.
Bayard Essts Reports, vol 10th HalPs Pracl
tlce and Jurisdiction of the Court of Ad4irsltv :.
Bays South Carolina Reports. vol. l and a
large addition to his former stock of av Books
The Principles of Midwifery, including the die.
ca IS of Women and Children. b. John Bsrns
with notes by N. Chapman, M ID. An intro'
dnctlon to the Study of Prophecies, by Richard
H1rd, ID. ID. JOhnson's Journey to the Western
Islands OF Scotland, price bound $50 boards I25
IrumbuiPs History Of the United States. from
the discovery in 1882 to 1792, vol The Do
mnican, Romance, 9 vols Coclebs in search
OTIS WIFI, vols Nubilia in search ofa Husband
He has also received fresh supply of the fol.
lowing valua6Ie works = Jacobs Law Dictiona.
ry. 3 vols. a 10 London 1910 An elegant edi
ton of COwper's Poems, vols Ewine's Ma
tural Philosophy Elegant Pocket edition Of
the Lay of the last Minstrel, and Marmion. bv
Scott The Hungarian Brothers, and Don Sc
bastian, by Mss Porter Together with large
editions TO his former stock Of Books, in everv
department of Literature Stationary of all kinds
-Bookbindng as usual
august ) 1aw4t
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DOARDING HOUSE, G. PKTV1TE EN
\ , TBRT1Ih NEWT. The Subscribe. re-
siding in the city of Williamsburg, will furnish
Ladies q Gentlemen, Boys u Girls, with Board
q lodging. by the day, week, month, quarter or
year, on reasonable terms. Her house is Iarge
and convenient, and she hopes TO merit share Of
public patronage, by the goodness of her accom-
modatIons, and ursemittng exertions to please
ANNA BYRD.
August 8, 1aw9w
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a PERSON, wellqualied to teach The Eng
4 d iish' French, Latin snd Greek Language
Fhioiog caily, proposes taking situation i'm
meoiateiy as private TUTOR, for a year
Any gentleman who wishes to engage an irstruc
Tor Tor IN those branches, can make application a,
July 81 we,G
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N CHANCERY -Tappahannock, Essex In.
Il tervenlng Court, continued and held on the
goth day of June, 1910.
John Jones, Corrbrt
AGAINST
Andrew Allen and John Z Craw, Det'ts
GAME the complainant, By his attorney, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction the court, that
the defendant Andrew Allen IS NO, an inb abitant
OF this state On the motion of the complainant,
1T 's ordered That he appear here on the first day
OF September court next, ard saswer the com
p'ainant's bill. and that copy ,gthis order be in
serted in some public news paper, printed in the
CITY OF Kichmcnd, for two months successfully.
front door OF this court house.
d Copy Test.
I'm B NfTTREWS, d. C.
For
July Or. ,ye,v
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July26


W fhDhsAs lShND TUX Sal III The.
subscriber will SELL and give irnme H.
possession, of that we'll known estate. cailsd
bIenheim, situated on the south west mountains
III llle county OF Aibemarle, containing by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and nine,,,
acres this Land is peculiarly well adapted TO tie
growth OF Wheat and Tobacco and considereS
equal IN fertility to any adjacent thereto "a
about six miles from Milton, from which Mac
there IS an easy navigation for bateaux IN the &C.,
OF Richmond. On the premises iss srge commod;
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance OF
desirable residence for eenteel 2amay u Iii
De be sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers 80
F Z, particulars made known BY Captain John
Harris Albemarle county, Mr. James Patton.
alexandra, Messrs Macdonald and Ridley, Bal.
timore, or p9SS
no wishes to sell Land in the counties oS
CtuPeePper Fauquier, Spotsylysnia and Caroline.
also Houses and Lots, pleasantly and adyanta
geously situated on the Hill and Mainsireet n
he town Of Federicksburg
fredericksburg, Virginia, May / #
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VIRGINIA, 10 .uif-A, LnanceT, D0..r..t
Court. held at the Former capitol, in the
CITY of Williamsburg, the thirteenth day of pyil,
James Elliott P.tG
AGAINST
Richard Lee. administrator with the will
annc.>d OF Richard Lee, Wiougby Newton
and Sally his wife, who was the widow of the
SAID Richard Lee, Thomas Jones and Mary his
wife, John Smith and Leti,a his wife, and Rlcar-
ola Lee an infant, which Mary, Leutia and Ricar-
da are children ofthe said Richard Lee, d fts
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by his COUNSEL
the defendant Wii.oughby Newton, is assigned
guardian to the infant defendant Ricardo Lee, Ia
defend her IN this suit and the defend ants Jahn
Smith and Letita his wife, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according to
the acts of assembly and the rules of this court
and !, appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this country On
the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, 1t is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and ans xer the
oil of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in one of the Ricnmond
news papers, for two months successivey, and
posted at the front door of the former capitol in
tins city
Il Copy.
ANT"1c ROBINSON, C C.
Juiy u. W8,X
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"IRGINIA, 10 .pit:--At Chancery District
v Court, he'd at the former capitol, in the CT
~ OF VIII amsburg, the 22d day ofJuiy, 1910.
John Laird, Pd,F
AGAINST
Carter Mitchell, executor or Robert Mitchell,
Priscilla Mitchell, john Y. Cnism.snd Sarah his
wife. Tasker Carter q ,inlin, an infant John w
Beiiie'd, and Frances 4 ns w.fe, IinCiet Peck,
Harriet Lucy Maund, nhn Peck and Emanuel
Peek, infants Spencer Bail and Betty l.. his
wife. Sophia Carter. Robert Berkeley and Julia
his wife. Thomas Ap Jones, Sara, |. Jones, Eli
zabe,b Jones and Jane Jones, iei.nts, and George
Carter, Dsj-ts
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel,
Carter Mitchell is assigned guardian to she infant
defendants, Tasker Carter ,inan, Joi,.rC Peck
and Emanuel Peck. and Waiter Iones. 20 the in
FAINT defendants, Sarah ]. Jones', Elizabeth Jones
and Jane jones' to defend them ia tbs suit, and
| the defendant Sophia Carter, not haying entered
her appearance and given security according 10
the acts of assembly, and the rules Of this court
and 1t appearing to the Satisfaction OF the court
| that she is not an inhabitsn, ct this country On,
the further motion of the plaintiff II is ordered
that the SAID defendants do appear here the 1st
day OF April term next, add answer the b.ll OF
he lamtii', & that copy of tins order be forth
with inserted IN some news paper OF the city OF
Richmond, Tor two months successiyeIy and pos
ted at the front door OF the former capital IN this
city.
dNT'1: ROBINSON, C. C.
| 1u!v
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August 8.
A b ".
s McC.
1dw,RC

HH Subscriber having removed 70 ~
ocSn, mouse opposite the swan Tlvern formerly
occupied by Henry Backs, esqr proposes es',hy
l'shing Sc lin AIRY, for the ;nstrnS.; o9''or
you'n, OF both sexes. nd respectfully socits ,h.,
patronage OF his ,fre',is and the public H.
purposes teaching Writing and Arithmetic ,hs.
- Language grsmamt.caiI,, Astronomy
Oeog' aPby, Nliurd and Moral Philnsophv So
veJing and Book Keeping, and prom ,rs 10
'I'e ""ost unreml'tng attention to the moral &c
wen as intellectual improvement, of sucb nm,,.I.
as may be conhded to his care. Heconmence,
annum, payable quarterly. Peh
July26 NNNto.
W Mrs Dennis, who has been engaged soma
years IN the Millinery and Mantua. Making b,,s;
ness VIII be thankful for any f4yors in either ~
these branches. "er VI
ihave accommodation for few bosrJer,
"n'o" would be received on moderate terms -
BID
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- virtue of = deed of tr',st. bearing date the
y 9Th day OF August 1907 and recorded in
ne General Court; VIII be srll Cor ready mo-
ney. on Tbursdsv ~ 81. IL Iulv next. the
LOTS e ITO USES.
wear beIv'dere, now N t,le occupancy of Mrs.
ri'ce The sale viii take pl zee on the premi-
ses, at IL O'Clock A NJ
Il b VENiBLF
SAMUEL 1RcCRAW { trustees
June 1o1.
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Far the AleHandria Daily Gazette.

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A FRAGMENT.

How amiable the picture presented q
sensibility in distress ?-amIable, llGlsn
full of anguish. View ii at the BED Of q
dying friend-Behold it committing f0sTtt
mains of tina, friend to the silentr ec''''I
the tomb. The affections bound, ac'ra'T"'
and bleeding, lie at the foot OF death !"
heart surchsrsed with anguish, appears ''I
dy to burst its bands while the strs05Y'
and support of the whole maj. seems 10 "'n,
gle with the descending clay, and Jaw az,
him like the new born babe, weak hs'pL"
and overcome. What callous heaF t, W. :.
pays to this tribute of sympathy! WI" W"
stoick but Involuntary anticipates the '.a .
ing tear? What bosom echoes not the P'; w.
ing sigh Can friendship behold II II G v" =,
out solicitude as well as anguish! FRA" 80. i
the summer flower, man bears not fe''s'% e,,t
blast in vain--He bends even to inc n ".,,
stroke of adversity-the second aOu'%% ,t
strength to comhat-another ard a'o'
comes, and soon seek his place IN V"~ ",d.
But has distress no consolation! the "O ",;og
ed heart no solace Behold, eh''D rr,.
from Heaven, the mel cifui daughter ~ .olr
vinity-her countenance beam'ng 'V% ,st;
:ion- see her support the sinking 'u un1 il.
she binds up his broken wounds, a."
fuses into his soul sweet tranqu!'" ,,c~
cheerfulness once more lights up ~ ID The
the eye of faith rests on scenes Osy While
present, beyond the shadowy grave ,',adon;
the renewed heart lifts its devout asp" -. hop,
to the throne of God, and with P,'N
calculates, "THY WILL BE DONE
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To the Ladies and Gentlemen O
alexandria e ITS Uacap'tV.

4 s a great number Of both sexes and Of
"A the first circle Of respe ctabiity and
taste have generously patronised the adver-
tiser in his line of business, he returns them
his grateful acknowledgements, and hopes to
merit their future favors by punctual at
tendance to their demands aud his duty.
H. | have removed to Fairfax street, al
most opposite to James Sanderson's, corner
of King street, where [ shall be more COM
modiously situated for the reception OF those
who shall honor me with their commands. l
shall have, from my correspondents In Lon
don, every three months, the newest fashions
of the following articles:
Ladies' Curricle Coats, Habits, Pelices,
Spencers, Corcets and Cloaks.
GentIemens' curricle, surtout dress, plain
and frock dress, breeches, pantaloons, vests,
dress and undress, and all kind of uniforms
and regimentals made in the newest style &C
cording to the grade of the officer; and any
kind of fancy cords made for trimming of
ladies' dresses or gentlemens' pantaloons and
vests and vests ready made for the accom-
mediation of travelling gentlemen.
R. Gray, Jun.
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THE BUSY BEE.

addressed to q little AleAcenf.
I will not hurt thee, little Bee,
Come gather honey from this fiow'r;
1t smells SO sweet it pleases me,
Thou here may'st spend pleasant hour.
III not modest thee pretty Bee,
Why wander so from fow'r to flow'r!
The sweet perfumes this breathes tor thee,
Can surely please thee half an hour
The Bee, whilst humming round reply'd,
No time is lost where | arrive;
For if my hours are unemployed,
My fare will bean empty hive.
The time Will come when hours like these
VIII neither food OF pleasure bring;
We then must all be busy Bees,
And loose no lime--whilst it's Spring,
IT'S true, thou little busy Bee,
And wise as true thy prcccpts are
Then whist learn this truth from thee,
May thy wisdom also share.
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From the Freeman's 3oarnaL
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Fran the LADIES' Literary Toilette.
TIME

TINE
Time is feather'd thing
And whilst | praise
The sparkling ofthy looks & call them rays
Takes wing:
Leaving behind him as he flies,
An unperceived dimness in thine eyes.
His minutes whilst they're told,
Do make us Old
And every sand of his fleet glass,
INCREASING age, as it does pass,
Insensibly sows wrinkles there,
Where flowers and roses did appear.
Whilst we do speak, our FIRE
Does into ice expire;
Flames turn to FROST
And ere we can
Know how our crow turns swan,
Or how silver snow
Springs there where jet did grow,
Our fading spring is in dull winter lost.
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heath, my h0ther +? And J2ab to0k -4masa
By the beard zritA his right hand, TO Kiss
Inn; but ADlaSa t00k no heed to the Ssvor9
that 7ros in Toab's ha.d; so he smots him
thereauith IN tie tfM rt6--0Ad lie died.
Sam. 20. 9.
HE, that in cool, deliberate v;llainy, and
under cover of one of the ,1nderes. Offices
that friendship is capable of, could take the
life Of a f1llow-creature who, with ex-
pressions of unusual regard, could Kiss and
give the death-blow at the same instant
irresistably impels US, in justice to him, to
allow his deed, in point of treachery and
baseness, but one parallel in the ancient
WORLD, whatever we may do insthe modern.
misunderstanding this instance of STU
pendous depravity, which LOOKS down in
dignant on all the vices Of ordinary life.
and which would cause moderate offender.
on the imputation Of such enormity, to ex-
claim, with the astonished Hazael, Is thu
servant a dag that he should do this Great
thing? Notwithstanding this, l have been
surmsing, that If the one among who should
thro1u the first stone, must be zvithom sin
OF {, similar nature, this consumn,ate traitor
would be accountable to his God onIy for
his trespasses We admit there are few in
society who rob each other of life, after the
mode of the wicked Joab, but many there
are who rob each other Of that, without
which, life is hardly worth retaining.
ART thai in health, says the demure news
who by his. duplicty has insinuat-
ed himself into thy confidence, but whose
ears are open to entrap thee in thy commu-
nlcations, and whose words are sweeter
than oil, yet are they drawn swords." I
Dirt thou IN health, says the smooth faced
aamsel, as she enters thy threshold, and
bids thee goodmorrow but whose sole
visit is to gather thy frailties, and give them
70 the winds. Joab had his motives for kill
ing: Amasa lmpeded his aspiring hopes,
by standing first in the kings confidence,
and IN command of his armies this, to
one OF Joab's ambition, was sufficient in
element for the Internal deed: Still, gen.
tie reader, if thou be at loss for epitheis
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SEBASTIAN SPRIN G.

Harlequin & Columbine enter. ne clown
is alarmed by huge Snake, the machinery
of ,,b;ch is so constructed as to pursue nm III
.everv direction round the stage. The scene
is suddenly changed to prospective Vie"
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suitihg Joab's atrocity, what wilt H..
of one, who, under the specious o., y
friendship, approaches thee, and fo,... w. o
an intolerably abusive tale, assc,; ss''
honor and thy peace; but to prtv.s NY
seeking the richly-merited redre,, II. F.?
dious tale bearer has studi0usy jsrgu I Ia,
his authority, and has brought ,bs ~ '0
half obscurely through the most con,.s
BILE circles, even the very sink Of b.
nature!
To hear one delight in DWELLING o.
foibles of others, bespeaks him at on.
depraved heart: he, knowing he ,.5 N
enjoys nor deserves the respect of the c,,1
does his utmostto deprive Others of i !.
The old plodders, in the path Of dir, |
ton, are often enquiring, with Sir Ii,
whether there be any uirtue eutqntp r.
o1vn vision being SO depraved, they sr.r
able to view any thing tina. is him.
with liberality as smoaky telescope IN
dcrs its objects with dingy hue.
Shakespeare makes handsome sjm1s,
this effect
Hosv fir that lille candle dar:s its Beam,,
So shines a good deed in this nauyAtp u,y'l
And | have often thought how APPLY n;p3,
also be subjoined-So shi';ey that aais..
member 81 society zcho takes no pAaswen
recountins' tile real or imaginary trasaa
of his fiov-creatureS !
Wherever fad this rare accomplish.
ment, in these degenerate days, / approach
the posssssor with feelings OF becg.is,rS
Verence, az one whose mind is Of SUP no
grade and / beg leave most seriously
recommend this theory to the attention Of
nv fair reaaers, especially, as wrNyotny
their emulation, inasmuch as it beiusoi
that divine nature, that when added Glna
Inherent there to the attractions they AREA
dy possess, it will, to The beholdsr Of SEN
slbluty, b. altogether irresistible.
SECULAR PREACHER
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The j5Roz0ing beautifully soienn and in
pressi0e Hymn, extracted tr0m Cwi
N0rthrn Summer, IS said to be reci!sd:r
the dead body Qf Russian, breVawA
It's inhumQtz0n -
Oh! what is life blossom vapour
or dew Of the morning! Approach and con-
template the grave. Where now is II:
graceful form! where is youth! where tn:
organs Of sight! and where The beauty d
complexion !
What lamentation and waiEing, a1
mourning, and struggling, when the sous
separated from thebody! Human IlIess'o'
altogether vanity; transient shadow: 'n'
sleep of error;; tie waavailing h6'r O @
.sined existence; let us therefore HYf'
every corruption of the world, that v ng
inherit the kingdom Of heaven"
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THF. NAVY YARD.

Mother Goose enters attended by her tour
sprites, and commands fifth to rise and re-
lieye the characters from their bondage
Goldfish enters, Harlequin requests Inn 10
dive for the Golden Egg, he at length obtains
it. Mother Goose reconclles all parties
waves her stick, and the spectator is pre-"
scented with the last scene,
A SUBMARINE PALACE,
The wings or sides OF which are DoipAlns, :
The whole terminates by distant view OF
the Sea. The Dancers approach haolted TO
correspond with the scene.
Doors to be opened at six a'dpeJ9fmaace
to commence at Z O'Clock.
Az Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
Mr.. Snowden's Printing Office, and at MT
Brooks Hotel,
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a. Printing in all its branch
es neatly executed at this office.
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And foab SAID to Amasa, Art THAI in
health, my brother2 And Joab to0k -4masa
BY the beard zvitA his right hand, to Kiss
hlm tut Ama&a t00k no heed to the Ssvord
that 7tas in J0a6s hand; so he Smots him
theye1Oith IN tie fifth rtb---aAdhe DIED.
Sam. 90 9.
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nantomimical change, through which Harle-
alin takes flying leap a number OF "hili-
Seal tricks are displayed, which to be en-
~ ~ cp0CER,S SHOP So POST-OFF7CE.
The clown steals letters out OF the box'
and is returning for second pluader, when
# changes to Lion's Head, which he does
not perceive until he has got his hand IN It's
month he endeavors to extrlcate hlmsen
and draws out a monkey. Here Harlequin
nlays a succession of tricks with the Clown
and Panlatoon, when the scene changes TO a
view Of
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FCk SALE.
10th mo. rs.

"A LEASE for lives, Tor 3l2 acres of -.
IA lying in the county Of Fairfax and 'L''
ing part OF the tract of land called ), Row.. ~
vorta," The annual rent Of which IS ST., I'.
lars. Il is about nine miles from AIcxsn, go
the Little River Turnpike Road passing NJ. -.
it. There is On said farm very conyen;s .''
dweiling and farm houses, and a good apDe
orchard, and about sixteen acres in cII rp"
equal to any in the neiglbolhood, abnn, ~
same Quantity OF timothy meadow of 49, az
lent quality, and as much more unImnr,s.1l
This farm is divided INFO five lots. ana w
fencing IN tolerab!c repair. If it is not Nv
posed OF by the first Of October, | will Ia.ss
it for lives. II is so situated as to NH. ,as
tenements, Any person wishing to purcb,,s
or lease said farm for lives, will please annIv
to-the subscriber residing on the premises -
Jo1eph Powell
'oiy 81. 2tawtf
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spsedralier, ana permansn tcare o.varfous
compl 4ints which result from disslpateP
pleasures, juvenile indlscretions, residence
incli.nates unfayorable to the constltutlon,the
immoderate use oftea, frequent intoxication
orany destructive intempcrance, the unskii-
fu or frequent use ofmercury, the diseases :
'pelculiar to females at Certain petloa y
life, bad layings IN, &c.
And proved by long & extensive experiehcSc
to be absolutely unparalleled IN the cure OF Z
Nervous disorders, censumptlons, loWness o.
spirits, lossao appetite, impurlty OF blooa'
hysterical affections inward weaknesses, VI
client cramps ia thesstomach and back, lhai-
gesticn, melancholy, govt In the sto,laIn'
involuntary emissions, pains IN the iRii Do
-relaxations, obstinate elects, Hur aious lor
whites) impotency, barrenness,@c. &c.
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FOR SALE,

The brick DWELLING HOUSE and
lot, lately occupied by the subscriber situate
at the lower end of Fairfax on Jefferson
street. The house is complete and we'll II
nished-Thelot contains half an acre, and
fronts one hundred anil seventy six feet Sc
ven inches on Fairfax street. The property
may be viewed at any time, and the terms
of sale made known by application to
John u. Slnms.
Nov. 10. 3aw5w