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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13

E~HE subscribers will dispose of two
i severaltracts of LA ND adjoining
each other, at the head of Tuscarora
creek, in the county OF Berkeley, Virgi.
MIA. One tract contains 100 1.2 acres,
1 S of which is good meadow, about 60
covered with good timber, and the balance
under cultivation on the premises are
severaliimestone springs. The improve.
ments are good dwelling house, barn,
still-house, and other out houses, &c.
The other tract belonging to the heirs OF
Samuel Christy, decd. contains The same
number of acres, about 20 Of which is
good meadow, the residue thereofis part
cultivated and part in good timber, The
above tracts have the advantage an ex.
Cellent mill seat on never falling stream
OF water, and are likewise well adapted
to the cultivation of grain, hemp f4A, sc.
There are number of fruit trees on both
plantationsin separate orchai Dis, and pos
sess further advantages, being in the
heart of fruitful country. within ninety
miles of Baltimore, 6 miles of Martins.
burgh, and o miles of the Potomac river,
from whence produce NAV be transported
to. George Town and Alexandria. On
the latter tract is good saw r.,Ill, the
water fall being about % feet: it is at
present out of repair, but may be repair-
cd at very triflng expense. The above
tracts will be sold together or separate as
may suit purchasers. The premises will
be shown On application to either OF the
subscribers residing thereon.
ANDREW CHRISTY,
EBENEZER CHRISlY.
Iuiy 10. 1915 If.
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Six Cents Reward,
August 6

EOR Hiram Dennison, an apprentice,
l. who went fsome time in June las,
without permission, from the subscriber
living near tne Big Spring in Berkeley
County-whoever will return the said
boy TO me, or give information where he
is, shall receive the above reward but no
thanks.
HENRY NADENBOUSCH.
August g.
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n AIKEN up b, the subscriber as an
4 estray, light bay horse, fourtee
hands high, thirteen or fourteen Years
old, has star in his forehead and a white
spot under his mane-appraised to hfteen
dollars. The owner is desired to prove
property, paw charges and take him way.
BENZ AMIN DUNHAM.
Berkeley County, August 6, 1913. =
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AXE Notice.

He subscriber, some considerahss
4 time ago purchased tract of Lend
from fumes Nanae,veers, since deceased,
and gave in consideration therefor nua.
Der of bonds, all OF which are discha- ged,
except one bond and a note, which said
bond and note have repeatedly offered
to discharge, provided good title for the
said Land was made me - do therefore
forwarn the public sgains. taking an as.
signment On the said bond and note, as e
am determined not to pay them until
receive sufficient tirle for the said land,
and that | will not pay any interest on
them from the time a tender of the mo.
ney was made.
HENRY ORNDoRFF.
July 80. 1913. -
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A stock of Jewellery and
Silver Work.

He will employ himself in Plating, max
ing Cases for Watches, Gliding, Rein
ing and Assaying Ores, and the arts
connected with these.
Having acquired knowledge OF Den
tition, he will attend to those who may
want his services in that profession.
He wants one or two boys, from IA to
IS years OF age, to the business OF
Teweller and Silver smith.
- All persons indebted to him are re.
quested to settle their accounts immedl
stely.
July 9, 1918.
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U n ION in n.
Martinsburgh
ANDREW GOULDING,

nm DIN L'V VVU liz y y :,
Has taken the Tavern lately occupied by
Mr. Levi Price.
He has provided verv amply, and ven
lures to saw, that his house will be kept
in a style inferior to none in this place.
Herespectfully solicits portion of the
public patronage.
o Three or four Gentlemen can be
accommodated with Boarding,
/ Martnsdurgh, april 80, 1918.
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TOLEN from the subscriber, living
- three miles from Charlestown. on
the Warm Spring road leading from
thence to Keys Ferry, on Saturday night
the 3ist July last, an irpn gray mare
with ball face, three years old last spring,
between IS and Is hands high, short
dock'G, has been broke to the gears, is a
natural trotter-was bayefooted and re-
markedly t,t when taken away. will
giv- FIVE dollars reward for the said mare
If found 90 miles from home, ten dollars
if 90 miles, and fifteen dollars if more
than 60 miles, and in like proportion for
greater distance, to which reasonable
expenses WILDE added for bringing her
home, and ten dollars IN addition for the
thief, on the thief's conviction.
CHRISTIAN RIDENOUR.
Angus, 6
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Rising Sun Tavern,
SHEPHERDS TOWN.

THE public are respectfully informed
4 that the subscriber has taken the
House lately occupied by s!r. Thsmqs
fames, opposite MIR. Lsne's Store, 10
the nain-street, Shepherds Town. The
house is commodlous and comfortable,
and considerable improvements have late.
ly been made. He is provided with fine
large stables, careful hostler. and other
attentive servants. II ne best liquors will
always be kept, aud no expense spared to
renderthe accommodations genteel and
pleasing to all who may favour him WITH
their custom.
THOMAS KENNEDY.
July 80, 1878.
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Or Caution.

WHEREAS Robert Christv obtain.
w ed of me, BY means which it is not
necessary in this advertisement to par.
ticularize, on the 2eth day of Seprem-
Der, 1903, lease for the term OF twelve
years five months and fifteen days, of my
mill on Tuscarora, and tract of land
adjacest to it, to annul which lease /
have instituted a sui. in chancery against
said Christy, now, ! do hereby caution
all persons whatever against taking an
assignment of said lease, or an under.
lease from said Chrssty.
HUGH V. PATTERSON.
October 23.1812. q, FL
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LONDON, juno Is.

DEFEAT of tie French, and entrance Of
the lilies into Brunswick.
Ministers have received dispatches
from HeligoIand, confirming the intelli-
eence Of the entrance of the Allie. into
Brunswick, after defeating the French
with great loss. The Russians. under
Tettenborn, who recently left Hamburg,
are now in motion IN conj junction with
the Swedish troops and With the Crown
Prince, who, it viii, be rccnlcc,cd, IS no
party in the armistice. Tue following
Bulletin has been issued On tie subJec, /:
Accounts have been received from
Haligoand, which state, that the Allies
had beaten the French near Hal6cnstad',
token IA pieces of cannon, and entered
Brunswick. Col. Te,tenhorn had put
himself in communion with thcS"edes
he bas 10000 men under his orders,
and his head quarters at the date oil the
last accounts, were at Br;tzenhurg
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/ and for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing abou. 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alcxaadcla, on
the Colchester road. adjoining the 'arans
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr. Denhls
Johnson, the greater part OF which Is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dap,ed 10 clover and the production OF
vegetables, astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acrss OF
Land, all in wood and timber, except a
bout fiftv acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Raven.worth road, about
six mile. from Alexandra, and adjoining
The lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late 'Robert Mess. and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also lot Of Land containing eleven
acres. contiguous to the town of Alex
andria, adjoining the lands OF Beal How
ard and Peter ShcroD.
Oh. Simms.
AUGUST IL. 2awtf
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, august IL.
ITO sHEW
rHs yEi,y AGE & BoD1 OF THE TIMI
lis EoRM AND PRESSURE"
SENTIMENTS OF PHocIsN ON WAR.

SENTIMENTS OF PH0cIsN ON WAR.
One of the great principles in the pc.
Iitics Of Phocion a noted Athenian ge-
neral, ard eminent orator, says Rollin
in his history ofshe Grecians) was, that
peace ought always to be the aim of
every wise government /; and with this
view he was constant opposer OF all
wars that were either imprudent or un-
necessary. He was even apprehensive
OF those that were most just and exps.
dent because he was sensible that
every war weakened and impoverished
a state, even amidst series of the great.
est victories and that whatever the a3-
vantages mishtbc at the commencement
Of it, there never was any certainty OF
terminating it without experiencing the
most lragical vicissi,udes of fortune.
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shore, and the gun-boats began to
play upon them, they hauled of, and
proceeded down Lake ChamplaiB.
FROM FORT MEIGS.

Chlieothe, .Aug. 5.
On Sunday evening last, an express
arrived here from gen. Harrison's head
quarters at Lower Senaka,bringlng intel
ligence from Fort Meigs up to the 27th
ult at which period nothing OF serious
nature had been attempted by the ere
my, If we except some unsuccessful en-
desYors to draw our troops out OF the
! tort. We have been politely favored with
the perusal of letter from an officer OF
distinction in The army, to geauenfs'
in this town, dated Head quarters, Sena-
ka, July s9,which states that intelligence
had been!receivcd fronF ort Meigs late
as the 9th, announcing thst'the British
and Indians were in considerable NAM
bers around the fort, but had as yet made
no attempt to take it by storm, or even
to attack it with their artillery. lheir
principal object appeared 10 be TO draw
our troops out of the Fort, ard they
made several attempts to effect 1t, one oil
which was very near being successful
They withdrew about nhe or two
from the Fort, and commenced heaVV
fire, and afterwards kept up scattering
fire, gradually approaching the Fort at
the same time.
Our troops believing that dctach
mem advancing to their relief were en-
gagged with the enemy. and were MAX
i..g their way into the Fort, were about
10 sally out to the assistance of their
| supposed friends, and thus, in all pro-
| liability, would have fallen prey to su-
perior numbers, had not capt. NJ Cune,
! who was just arrived from general Har-
rison's Headquarters, Informed the
commanding general that no reinforce
ment could be at hand. The troops In
the fort amount, we are inform ed, to "a
bout 1900 effective men they are all
in high spirits, and will, we trust, give
a good account of themselves.
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One Cent Reward.

Gusfovus Reea Porter, an apprentice
TO the P hitting business, absconded from
The OHce OF the Alexandtia Gazette
some time about the last of May or LIST
Of June.-He is about Is years of age
HIS cloathing Cannot be described, as he
has changed i. several times since he
left. TIE above reward but no charge
will be psid for experimenting and deli
yeting him to
Snowden & Sirnms.
August 10 st.
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BALTIMORE August 9.

The responsibility Of the writer of
the following letter. precIudes a
donbt that tue information was con-
munieated rs stated : bat the very
strange circumstance, that a prison-
| er of war as such should be sent in
vessel of war from the Thames,
| TO the Chesapeake. added to the Gu
rious complexioa OF some e'!,FT parts
Of the information, would justly sub
jet the relaters to suspicion-more
than orc pretended deserter has
proved in the end TO be a SPY.
EXTRACT Of A LETTER,
dated Huntington, Det. august 8,
Two men have arrived here who
escaped From the British squadron ia
the Chesapeake, on the night OF
Thursday last ; one of them says lie
is native of the L. States, that
his name is Thomas Brown. that he
sailed from New York in Feb. 1912,
for Malta, where the ship was sold
and the crew discharged, who took
passage in British letter of marque
for lpndon, and on arriving in the
Thames were taken possession Of as
prisoners Of war--as such Brown
says lie was detained until the Pc
riod Of his escape. The other says
he is Scotchman, *. was Impressed
in the West Indies five months since.
They swan ashore frcm the Harus-
So to Kent Island, while the ma
riDes were en- shore.
They state the force about Eent
Island TO be the Seeptre, Admiral
COcSburn's Gag ship and another ~.
the DarOssa So, siGop Of war. three
brigs and schr. the Hig'la, er.
That on Thursday the enemy landed
on the Island about 500 o, eco men,
but not fu'ling any opposing force
there, allbut 200 were withdrawn
that the passes TO the Island are
strictly guarded-tl,at, with tee ex-
cepti0n Of 80 marine artillerists.
they have no forces on board beyond
their compliment. and cannot muster
more than 1890 men without impair
ing their crews Of sailors. That it
WAS understood on board. after oil.
ta;ling supplies on the Island, they
intended to attack Annapolis, and al
forwards proceed TO New London.
They also SAY. that Admiral War
rem was highly incensed against the
Frenebmen in their service. on ac-
count Of their condnef at Hampton,
! and mad Immediately ordered item
to be embarked on board the Fox
| troop ship. which with about go
Slaves Of all ages and sexes. was
sent to Halifax that the Adm;ra!
followed after leaving the Potomac,
and that the French wen!d be. tried
there. That the object Of the enc
my in the Potomac was 10 obtained
supplies and harrass the coutry-tliat
they had no intention Of attacking
Washington-that the Barrossa was
detached ahead with a picked crew
and two hundred extra men with a
brig to engage the Adams ; but find
Ing the channel difficult, the project
was abandoned. That after leaving
the Potomac, all the vessels. except
the above mentioned. proceeded
down the Bay, and most Of them il
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was understood would proceed to
sea. some said to attack New London,
others to land the troops at Halifax.
That the large ships Diemede, (5o)
and Diadem. (6s) without guns had
on board each f4GS or 1900 troops.
They had not heard that Sir Sidney
Smith was expected, until they came
ashore"
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Public Sale.

~ ON SATURDAY, 2lst Instant,
al half past 10 o'clock, will be sold, on
the several premises,
9 ! CTS of Ground.
Situated Oh the Dag onal street between
Yves, and Paine x,reet..--nne on West
nea, King street, AID one Quarter OF IN
Acre oil Ground on the corner OF Prince
and Psise streets.
And Immediately after, that large Lot
of Ground, Bake and Dwelling House,
SC. situated IN the crrner ct Water and
O,nnoko Streets, for many years occu-
pied by Mr. Andrew Jsnieson. Terms
IF sale Sc. win be made known on tho
day of sale.
P. c.. Marsteller.
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c0MRUNIcITIoE.

.NIessrs. Editori-It is a historical! fact
(and although it has rung good deal
through the union, that is no reason why
il should not ring a good deal more
that lust befors the di,banding of the
American revolutionary army, base &
scandalous attempt was msds by some
villain, then unknown, to seduce them
to turn their swords against their own
countrytnen-to bring upon Us all the
countless horrors of anarchy and blood
shed. / merely ask, what kind Of pro.
motion such man deseryed-a gallows
fifty cubits high, or one Of the highest
offices in the gift Of the President?
II is another fact, equally true, that a
knit of unprincIpled scoundrels assem-
bled soon afterwards in the back ,;art OF
PENNSYLVANIA, not to petition congress
in Deaceab.e manner for redress lthat
being beneath them) but to levy war a.
gsinst the Uni,cd States, and cut every
mans throa, that did not subscribe to
tene,s Of their debating. To quell ,hst
insurrection it cost the United States
fve mHiions Of dsHsrs. / ask again,
what kind OF promotion did those gen.
ilemen descrve--the gcllows, or one OF
the first Offices in the gift Of the Presi.
dent!
One or two other questions while VIC
are about it: Suppose the immortal
Washington, after he had sent min.
lister to France or elsewhere, found
him wanting in correctness, and recalled
him would you so far dcspisc the OPT
Mon Of the political father Of your coun-
try, as to select him as first minister Of
state, or would you have tried to find
same of his companions and councillors
in arms for that important post
Again.-Suppose you warted secre-
,ary of the navy would you not have
cas-, ycur eyes over the list OF "old mus
~ conf odorss" and have given one OF
them az opportunity to keep good look
orr for the honor of the flag he had
risked his life to make respected, or
would YOU have taken man utterly
unknown TO the gentlemen OF The navy,
and whose only Recommendation was his
being a disciple of the Vicar of Bray!
Suppose further, you wanted an adJu-
tan, general to the army, would you have
sought one who had fought the battles
which gained our independence, and
bestow ed il on him, or upon man who
in Il ncs which tried mems souls, was
your enemy, ard WHO first ob,ruded
himself upon your notice by writing a
mos; scur,ilous letter to General Wash
ington, under the signature of JASPER
DvigAt?
After such things as these, SO oppo-
site TO ms no,isns Of right, calculate
(upon the same princiPle) on a contlnn-
ance of the war, so long at it is bad po'
licy ard that we shall have peace the
moment it would be Disadvantages, it
ever that time should arrive.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having just claims a.
IA gainst inc subscriber, are request
ed to hand them M hr SCI lcment-- nd
those indebted, are requested to be pre-
pared 10 discharge the same when called
on. 1t is hoped that persons interested,
will attend to the above notice without
delay, as | wish to close all my accounts
as soon as possible.
BELITHA LAWS.
August 10 SIS
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NETWORK, August 9

Yesterdays Steam Boat from Al
bany. brought no news ofimportance'
Letters are received from Fort
George, of the Goth ult. but they are
barren of intelligence.
Aletter from Burlington, Vermont
states. that on the Sd inst. the Bri'
fish fiotiila, which had been al
Plattsburg, appeared off there, and
commeneed an attack on the town
But as sosn as eur cannon from the
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Merino Wool.

NOR SALE shout $50 weight OF
J. iull b,ooded Merino " DOL OF the
Fast quality.
ALSO,
Ten Merino Rams,
OF the true anu re Il iHtantado breed, TO
be sesn at the seat Of Robt. Patton, Jr
two miles from Alexandra, on the
Mount Eernon road.
also,
For Sale or Rent a House
end two acres Of Land on Water street
The HOUSE viii ss put in gsod order
80: iae accommodation OF S,nteei
ismily.
Robert Patton.
August cow
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Mr. NAL DGOKa

NJ r. ICAL DGOK,s
gust REcEiVsD FOR SALE BIZ IFS.
KENNELY e son,
Coxe's = merican Dispensstory
I hatcher's Few American do.
London Practice Ut PLY sic
Bells tn:tomr, Vols.
Bells Operative Surgery
Cooper's Surgery
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary, by Dor.
sey
Thomas's Practice Of Fhysic
Rec .e's Nedic2I Guide
Buchsh's Domestic Medicine
Denmal's Midwifery
Albert or Iniei D,ittents
Medical Repository in - vols.
Augu.t eo;t
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August 10
lust received,

Just received,
hnS FOR SALE BY the subs cribers,
1000 ,u:scis =, UUts SIT
800 SACKS Liverpool blown DO.
40 bolts Russia Duck
80 pieces Russia ahceting
2 boxes sewing TnIne
Office in Bags
Dogniac Brandy and :, u;,
l. I. TencrEc Vine " 'r
Gunpowder
Imperial
Young Hyson TEAS, in chests.
Hysoa Skis 6. I
Souchong
Nc lean & Somers.
Angus. ~.
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August IL
To l. Ell,
P. c.. Marsteller.

10 l. Ell,
And possession given on the first day
Of September next a good dwelling
house and stand for Mercantile Busi-
.ess as any in the town, on the south
side of Prince Street. nearly opposite
Mr. John G. Ladies dwelling hcusc.
Tais property will be rented To- one
yea", ending ,ha lst September. 1914,
which Will lie he expiration Of my
lease on said property 'pp'y to VIM.
G Newton or tie suGscl iber living IN
said House fer terms.
BaZel Hurdle.
July 8.
The above property and
House and lot adjoining,
or either, Will be sold d great
bargain Or application to
VIM. G.. Newton.
August 10 q
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TO RENT.

THE STCRE lately occupied by
Mr, James a.nderson, at the corner Of
Ming And Fais lax streets for the Gro.
Gerry Business 1t is an excellent stand.
Enquire IF
WIN. or J T RAMSAY.
Augu,t Z. tafwt.
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DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA,2 c.
.alerandria County,
To all MarshaIs, Mayors,
Ba,IlHs and ConStabIes
within the District
of Columbia,
TD IYJY.

COMPLAIN [ be nE dis dav made
ms, upon oath, by JAMEs CAMPBELL
iior OF said County. thet < ELAELh
GRAY who w0s committed 10 Ire ia:
4 the Said county for wart Of bail. al
ne SUIT of ign atius Hayden, Oh ali &C
10 OF trespass Oh the case, did Oh or
ABOUT the sixth cay &C ;ugust n the
night folc;biy break ard csc pc from
the said Jail, and SNOW soing It ,aree
These are therefore, III ttc name OF
the u! tied tstes, 10 require on md
very fyou III your respective ccun-
les, cities, towns, and p, eCincts, TO
seize * retake the s. IL c!neim Cray,
I'D him SO re,aken, 20 commit to Tic
PRISON where deb.ors @rc usually kept
in rue county where ne i, 81 retsher,
and deliver Elm to the kcepc! tGcreoi.
together with this variant nercby
com man9iDe and requiring the said
keeper to receive the said Kcinelm
Cray and him ssfeiy 10 keep III he said
I'LL, until certificate under the hand
Of the Clerk Of ne court of sid County
;hat the sal Kelne,r Cs-y hata given
bail in the said s,it be delivered to vou.
ard to return this warrant TO Inc ccu,t
If tie said county Of Alexandria, pur-
suant 10 an act oI the General Assem-.
oly in that cuse made ard prov;d d
Given under ny hand end seal, this
, eleventh day nf Auelst. 1913
| Richard Libby. (seal.)
August IL st
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ICE.

MI ICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER intending 10
/ remove from this town in few
days, wishes those persons he Is intebt-
ed TO, to call and re ceive theirdue:; and
requests hi> dehtors to pay their resrcc-
tive accounts to Mr. Wyckof, who viii
call on them Tor that purpose.
ABRAHAM RAPLEY.
august IL. q
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MER1NO RAMS.

On Saturday the 2lsf inst. soiH be sold
at the Union Tavern Georgessrn,
Nine Merlno Rams OF the
Paular Breed, two Of them Imported,
the remainder TIVE years old--All war
rau,ed genuine and equal to any IN the
countryside at II o'clock.
Joncherez & Davis.
Aucnoneers.
Georgetown, August 70. 81.
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August IL.
NOTICE

TO be sold on SATURDAY,, IT, 18th day
of September, d LOT otGROUND, on
the west SIDE OF Warrington street and
scutG of K'ng, 40 feet inches front and
68 feet deep, subjec, to an annua!
grouud rent o( s. collars. payable quar-
ter yearly. T"is property is sold by
virtue of deed OF trust for the pur-
pose. therein mentioned. Terms of
sale Cash.