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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-16
P0ETR Y.

The following spirited lines are from the pen Of
he poet Rodgers, of Glasgow their style is ex
remedy playful and natural.
BEHAVE Yourself BEFORE FOLK.
Am" Good morro1c TO your night eap."
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
And dinnna be rude to me,
AS kiss me sac before folk.
1t wadna gle me meikle pain,
Gin we were seen and heard by name,
To TAX kiss or grant you ane;
But gudesake no before folk.
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Whate'er we do when out o. view,
BE cautious aye before folk.
Consider, lad, how folk will crack,
And what great affair they'll max
O. naethlng but simple smack,
That's gl'en or ta'en before folk.
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Nor gle the tongue o auld and young,
Occasion to come DER folk.
It's no through hatred o a kiss,
That sac plainly tell you this
But, Josh | taxi it sair amiss,
To be sac teaz'd before folk
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
When we're aiane We may TAX ane,
But hent ane before folk.
I'm sure WI you I've been as free
AS any modest lass should be;
Butyet, it doesna do to see
Sic freedom used before folk
Behave yourself before folk
Behave yourself before folk
III! ne'er submit again to it
So mind yoo tha.-before folk.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-16
rRoN rHa VERMONT CHRONICLE.

though young ladys education was a stocking,
or rather a bonnet, and now it was to be placed
IN the band box, to be displayed to visitors and
and worn only on set occasions Mr. Editor,
protest against the doing up and finishing off a
young lazy education with her teens-iust at
that time, when she begins, if she ever begin. to
:tIIHE. young man has just acquired at one
ana Twenty, the elements Of education and is pre-
pared to study advanageously according to his
direction, but young lady has done finished
me circle OF her science is complete and she is
ready for any station in life, that may be thrown
IN her way. Now, why in the name of common
sense, may not a woman THINK, and if she may
think, why may she not study and acquire pro-
titable food for thought?
There is lady, of whom have some know
ledge, that . finished her ed,tcationn BY hav
nspeculiarly good advantages at an early age
she is now wife and mother of six children
She plays well on the piano-sings sweetly-
dances eleganty-is very polite, SC &c-but
her husband must, and actually does, put all the
children to bed, and takes care of them through
the night; and as for her tablc-the bread is ex-
ecrablc, to one that has never visited his grand
mothers pantry: and her cofiee-O. her coffee
It would cost her her head if the very scent of
reached the Grand Turks palace the la
dv has 4 &c finished edascat!on'
Female CrueIty-A lady so played upon the
'ceiinSs otayouns gentleman, who courted her,
AS to break hlsheart and he requested on his dy-
ing bed, that it might be embalmed and taken
to her as his last gift, and without her being
made previously acquainted with it. When
brought to her, she seemed amazed hut on re-
collecting herself, called her maid, and smiling,
sad, 81" Fanny take it up stairs, and place il on
Inv toilet J want pincushion"
u "''St nt'oeoeas pIl} a most inveteratc and
aDonmah'c puns.er, hay in1 been invited TO tea.
% "sich i" was remarkably fond happened to
arrive after Tie tea thugs were removed: the la
dy - II" house expressed her regret at the cir
c4hslaAce oticlna some r,;nce pies which She
warmly recommended The pnnster, by way
.! an>"ef, pointed to musical instrument. and
said. My answer. Madam, IS contained in the
name OF that instrument" and wrote down tne
iolo"ihs explanations, which he handed to the
laly:
f>- ia Me ?--al 10
RE- al ac-tar tea.
Naon,prr H.,
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
a PL.AEdT .h.E1ON.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, a valua-
BILE Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk,
about two miles below Chisana-B Bridge. 1t con
tans ~ acres, 50 of which are under thriving tim
her, and the remainder under tillage, with Il good
proportion well set with clover: thrreis also the
premises good bearing orchard--the fences are in
gaoG order The buildings are a good dwelling
house. stable and granlly. 4 further description
viii be- given, and the land shewn 10 any one apply
ing, by the subscriber living on the Plantation.
WILLIAM 3. MINTIRE.
15--t Dec
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
W. CauWcy s. Rice,

South Vest Of and near 10, BrasdyWsne !H'ns,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted py
Mr.. John Rice, as a grocery--where II may mol NC
of disadvantage to call and examine for themselves
The following compose part of their assortment;
DRY GOODS.
Supcrfnc broad cloths and cassimers, assorted
colors linen and cotton drilllngs, yellow ana Dlue
imporie ed and domestic nankin, Nalcntia, Marsees,
tolnet and Fiorentne vestlngs; black, PLAN ana
ltuilled bombazetts; Circassan glnghains, cacoes,
canhric beachcd and brown shlrting and sheeths
nusl,s, Irish linens long lawns and eambrlc linens,
Icyeniines, Forences, Gros de Naples, lutestrlns,
FLAG and bandanna hdks. Cotton and linen do. white
and coored canton Grape and Grape shawis, green,
white and black Italian do. worsed and cotton hose
and snspendeis, York-tan and beaver gloves, liaW-
skins make of kid gloves of superior quality, Whlte
and colored domestic plaids and stripes; tabpy
bang-up and Pitsburg cords fustnas and drlllings,
llannels, furniture and apron check; SWISS, mulf
book and Jackonet muslins; Sd 5-4 and 6-4 diinty
crash diaper and table linens, bedtlckng Russia
and imitation shecting, bleached and unbleached +;
coarse linens Osnaburg and Bnrlap's, Porter and
Lancashire sheetngs; Wilmington, jackson, Adams,
and jefferson stripes Jeans, Garcia Stripe ging-
hams, black and brown holland, sacklng-bottoms,
sowing silks and sowing cottons, senshaw sagsenet,
black and light colored lasting, &c
i GROCERIES,.
Sugar, tea coffee, molasses. flour, macEerel, in
bbs. and half bbls. ginger, alspce, pepper ground
and in the grain nutmegs, cloves, &c. Together
with general variety of liquors and sea stores
PAINTS AND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead, blue, red, yell
low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, verdigrl'
t ground and dry, patent green, tig blue, logwood
, &c winter, summer, common, castor, lnseed, ant
. sweet oils
Earthen China, glass and Queensware.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc
ton, we are certain we can sell them at the mos
i reduced prices TO those who may favor us will
n their custom.
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
e4n Office to zsent.

TO LET the front room of tho house, No. 1O5,
Shpey--treet, next door to Miller Dunott's Bake
ry and Confectionery store, (the same in which he
formerly carried onA 1t is well calculated either
for an Office, store, being place of considerable
business. Possession will lie given Immediately.
Apply to David kirkpatrick next door.
Sen. 49, 1927
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
Notice.

The Bonds and Notes given for propertyputtaa..
ed at the Sales of DAVID HIeeINs, deeds upr.
sona property are all now due. Those indebted
are respectfully informed that the situation Of The Es.
tate admits of no delays and that they must not ex.
pect any indulgence. Payment may be made to eth-
or of the subscribers.
ROBERT PORTER. 2Adm,.,
THOMAS J. HIGGINS. Aamrs'
Sep %, 1927. 46-4t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
sCGwT7a I,IEE CT DoWApANTE,
SON, No. 97, Alarket-Street.

SON, No. 81, .Alarket-Sreet.
Commencing with the Peace of Versaesi in 1888,
and giving concise history, OF the mostimportant
events in Europe, us well as a detailed account Of
the sanguiEry battles in which he was engaged in or
connected With, down to the time Of his death, in
1S21-in three closely printed yo vols. more
valuable record, h,s perhaps seldom been offered 10
the Public and the facts are rendered still more IN
teresting by the popular talent of the noble writer.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19

X, The pamphlet respecting the Kremer affair, and
the history OF Gen. Jacksun's accusations against
Mr.. Clay, NC &c just received and for sale by the
Publishers, No. 81. Market-Street.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
.ALBRIGHT.

Sold in Wilmington, by 4. y. EiUGHLN,
Nh. "a. Market tstreet.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
EIAMIxMON's EETxTR.

A souereign remedy for Colds, obstinate Cougbs
.4sthnaas, sore Threats. and approachiag Con-
Sumpfions. and most disorders ofilebyeaa 4 Au,gs
A SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it |
restores the determination of the fluids The surface of the
body and brings the common heatfl nersp,ra,ion
that 1t lodges and eyacua,es the tough viscd phec or
mucus, streghens the weakened vessels of he lungs
shea,hes the acrimonious unor which irrates ifem and
finally discharges it Thus striking the root of the dis.
ORDER the symptoms of eifec ualy and perma
nenty conquered, the OF common med cnes which
weaken the cnsuon and give strength to the disorder
for The sake OF moderatnS FOR the present of its pain.
tul effects.
10 parents who have children affc cted with the
JfIfOOPLNG COUGH.
This discoveryis ofthe first magnitude as il affords i'm
mediate reef checks the progress, and in short time en-
trely removes the most cruel disorders which children
are iabe.-1he elixir is perfectly agreeable and the
dose so small tia no difficult, arises in taking it
Hanuiton's genuine Essence and crtracf Of l.stsr9
safe and tifeclual remedy for acute and cbronc rr
masH, gout, rheumatic gout, pasey mbago numbness.
white swelnss, cihbians, sPrans, Bruises pain in the
Face and neck, &c &c.
Lees AJaILJie .4gue and Ffter Drops.
For the cure u abue,, remittent, and intermittent feyes
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
i an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly inocen, and safe
OF unparalleled efficacy mpre,entne & removing bemises
IN 'he face and skn OF every kind particularly cckes,
mpes, scurs, letters, rng-wos sun burns &C. render
ING the SKIN decaely soft and clear, and improving tic
| complexim.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remetyyet discovered which gives immediate
and lasting reliefin the most severe instances.
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
AND GUMS
This excellent preparation comforts and STRENGTHENS The
the enamel from decay, and ceanses and
whehs the teeth, absorbing all that acrimonious sueand
ouess, which, suffered to accumulate, never fails to in
jure, and finally rain them.
THE D.AJgLaSK LIP S.qLYE,
Is recommended, particlarly TO the lades) as an e
gaa ana pleasant preparation for caprcd and lips
and every bems and Inconvenience occasloned by colds
e,er, &C speedily restoring beautiful rosy colour, sne
delicate suftncss To the lips.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Uofer.
A sovereign remedy fur all diseases of the ewes
CORN PLASTER.
An infble remedy for corns, speedily removing theuy
root and branch wlhnut giving pam.
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment jar The Hch.
Warranted an niaiibe remedy at one application not
containing particle OF mercury any dang erous ingred
ent wha,evei.
The subscribers have Just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
NIaiden-Lane, New ork, and for sale bv parcular
appointment in Wilmington,
II. Porter. 6. Son.
July IS, 1897. e4-tf
1.-The pamphlet respecting the Kremer affair, and
the history OF Gen. Iacksun's accusations against
Mr. Clay, NC. &c just received and for sale by the
Publishers, No. 81, Market-Street
AND DESPATCH, AT TIE OFFICE OF THE JouRsAA.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
Fall Goods.

THE Subscriber has lately received general
assortment of Fall Goods, such as Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Flannell- Blankets Sattnetts, Worsted, sc.
which he will sell at reduced prices.
Any quantity of wool and feathers will be taken
in, and Goods given in exchange at fair market
price, al his Store, No. lol Market-Street
JOSEPH POGUE.
Waimingfon, 1897. 45-4
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 90 1897.

June e2, 1897.
N. b. We have in addition to the above Just re-
ccivcd a general assortment of fashionable Wool
and FIR FATS, commission, from the well
known factory of ISAAC SHoTwELL, No, AZ, south
Front Street, Phllatclph lphia--which will be sold low.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
A Teacher wv aIlted.

Lady or Gentleman qualified to take charge Of
the Primary School, in the Middletown Academy.
Application to be made to the Trustees, post paid,
previous to the first OF next month.
JOHN EDDOWES, Secretary.
Middletomn. Del. Sep 70, 1927. 45-4t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
v aluabEc Medicines.
HaH.y,.S ANTI BILlOUS pILLy

The operation of these I perfectly mild SO th.,
they may be used with safety by persons in every situation
and # every age.
They are excceny adapted to carry off superHum.
bile and prevent its morbid secreiois--,o restore srS
amend the appeti,e--to procure free perspatipi and
thereby prevent colds, which often have fatal ,eqenes
dose faia 20 remove eolt II taken on lis first an
pearance.
They are celebrated for removing habtua costivenes,
sickness at the ,onach and severe lead ache, and oph
10 be taken by all persons on change oi climate
dose ofese pills, taken every weeks durnr
the prevalence of our bilious e, ers will prove an int,s
bic preventive; and in the earlier stages Of those disease
their will very generally succeed in restoring health
ad frequently in cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the
power OF common remedies
They found remarkably eficacious in preventing and
curing disorders attendant long v"yagcs and should be
procured, and carefully preserved for by every seaman
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
Which have within sixteen years past cured an immense
number OF persons OF both sexes, OF every age and every
stuaon of various dangerous complaints arising froy,
WORMS, and from Instructions ouness in the stomach
or bowels.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally durno ,hs
season, viii cffectually prevent the vomiting and
purgng of children" dreadful disorder which annually
destroys thousands of the infant part Of citizens
likewise the mliest and most certain known and
has restored eahh and strength great .in,er when
in an advanced stage Of this fatal complaint particuar
and plain instructions given Tor every part of the nec
sary treatment such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eagerness Il
having pleasing appearance and an agreeable taste
HAMILTON's GRAND RESTORATIVE
Is recommended an invaluable medicine for ,be sneed
relief and pes malenl cure of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
CoIst1hptiohs, stomach and back,
lowness of Spirits, Indigestion,
Loss OF Appetite, Melancholy,
npury oi the blood, tiout in the Stomach
ltyserlcai Ancctions Pans in the Limbs
Inward Weakness, and Debility, Relaxaons &c &C.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
fMla4elpAia, 18Th March, 1927.
Mn. ]. ALnEIGlIT,

SHINY yonngest child, girl of about two vears or
ag' lad, from her birth, bee. s'csiv l., ,h ~, -
january a,' She was '.Nen with ,nlan,maon IN lie
hea ahd mouth, Together with soreness d th. % i
decay OF The teeth ,curf had also fir.nei on r. wv
anL roo Of the mYah in Il lew days ye.y ~, ''e
Delaware journal., 1827-10-19
NEW STORE
Just OpeneA!

The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

u ELEMENTAL ORDERS-The Officers OF
IN the eth Reg't v. VI. are ordered 70 at
tend at Mis- GouLDISo's Ho TER. in Martins
burg, On THURSDAY, the 22d inst. for the
purpose of forming Board for the transacsug
business relating to the Regiment, All officers
holding commissions in the Regiment viii at
tend. The Board win be formed AZ 10 O'Clock
WILLIAM GREGORY. Col.
Feb 67h Regt V.N.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
AFRICAN COAsr-On tn.

5sh August last, an action took place
on the African coast between the Bri
fish schooner Hope and Brazilian
slave brig called the Prince OF Gui
nea. Aitertwo hours hard fighting the
latter was carried by boarding The
Hope was schooner OF one hundred
aud forty tons, armed with a long ira
versing IL pounder and four is poun
ders, and manned with 80 officers aud
men, including eight native Africans
The Prince OF Guinea was = brig o.
two hundred aud eighty eight Aines,
can tons, recently built 10 Philadelphia
pierced for 10 guns, but having Dolly
nine mounted: viz: long traversisg
twenty four FOUNDER. four long nine
FOUNDERS, two long six punders. ans
two swivels. and manned with 70 men
The latter had on board five hundse,
and seventy eight slaves,
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FeUrUaFy o'-CIUS'
PSnepherd 's-town Journal ST

sESRUSE SALE.-By virtue OF q
Al Trust Deed executed 20 the undersigned
on the Sh day Of February. 1926, BY Andrew
Uim and Mary his wife, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, and now &c record in the
county court of Berkeley. the ndtrsigned viii
proceed to sell, for CAsa, on the prems-s on
S.3TURD-4R, tie l0th dety Of March nerf, the
one ninth part or share Of undivided TRACT
OF LAND, containing us acres, late The pro-
perry OF John pitzer, decd lhis farm ad.
joins the lands of Archibald Shearer, Charles
Downs, and Others, near The River Potomac,
and is well improved Also, two horse
Sleigh, Blacksmth's Bellows and Side Saddle
The sale will take place between the hours of
IL and O'Clock. Such title as is vested in
me as Trustee (Which is presumed to be good)
will be made the purchaser
ADAM LEWIS, Trustee.
Feb 8--ctds..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

II ARM FOR RENT.-The subscriber will
n rent at private sale. for the term OF three
years from the LIST OF April next, the FARM,
belonging to the heirs Of George Martin. deed.
containing about eighty acres OF open farming
land This Farm adjoius the lands Of Col. r
Coision, X. Colston, decd. and others. For
terms, apply to the subscriber
cd ST JOHN KISlNGER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15

By letter dated on board the North
Carolina. at Gibraltar, Nov. 7. 1875.
we learn that our national ships were
in mourning. and that on the dav before,
they had fred minute guns as sestimnni.
mails OF respect to the memory OF those
distinguished statesmen and PATRIOTS
Thomas Jefferson and John adams -
While the North Carolina lay at anchor
near Tenedes. oa the incoming Of the
4ih Of July, the Egyptian Fleet Of So
sail passed on Der quarters The North
Carolina having 6.ed national ss'a's'
IN honor Of the day. the Turkish &C.
rniral's ship Returned the compliment os
the dissLyarge of an equal na'nesr
geaA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-15
.M.aRTLVSBURG ACADEWY.

EtiE usual Examination will take
81 place on Thursday and Friday, the ,st
and Cd Of March next. The next Session will
commence on Monday following. Those Gen
tle men and Ladies who feel an interest ~ the
Education of youth, are respectfully invited to
attend.
The subscriber would also notify those whom
it may GOVERN, that after the end of the next
Session, he shall not teach any more in this
place, and shall wish to leave by the LIST of Sep
tember. ALTMAN SoRrWELL.
Feb. 8-st.
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The Snow on the White Mountains in
New Hampshire, is more than six feet
deep.-Porismoaih JoafnaI
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LsOR RENr.--A comfortable DWELLING
II HOUSE with good Garden on The Farm
wherein live, adjoining that of George Hsr-
ris, Esq and Others. The Tenant will have
the previledge of fire wood; also, pasture and
winter food for Cow, if disposed to keep one.
The rent, which viii be reasonable, can be paid
in the ordinary work on farm, and it is like
Iy the Tenant could be furnished with such,
the grester part of the year. Possession can
be had on the LIST April next.
Feb 8 If HARRISON WAITE
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PUBLISHED. wBEKLT,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS PEA ANwunn,

PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE;
Or TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AfTER THE TEAR EXPIRES.
or No paper discontinued until all srreara-
ges are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
lions, snG twenty-five cents per square for each
sub,squent insertion.
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MARTINsBURa ACADEMY

FOR TUU.NG L.fDIES
E1fIE Examination will take place on
a TUESDAY, the 20th inst when all wh0
are DESTROYS of witnessing the progress of the
Young Ladies, are respectfully requested to AZ
tend. There will be no vacation: the ensuing
Session viii commence on the 2ist
Martinsburg, Feb. 8
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MI tRSHALS SALE.-~Pursuant TO de.
1V1 cree OF sbe Superior Court of Chaneery,
holden at Winchester, in suit depending IN
said Court,
William Butler, administrator Of Levi Mar
tin, decd. Plaintiff,
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Abraham Stpp and others, Def.a.
viii be sold, on SATURDAY the l7th day
of March next, before tbs front door OF Daniel
Entler's tavern, in Shepherd TRACT
or LAND belonging 10 the sad Abraham
Supp, lying in the county OF Jefferson, near
sad town and about one mile from the RIVER
potomac, being the same tract OF land that
was devised to the SAID Abraham supp by bis
father Martin stpp, decd Supposed to be the
two tL;,o.s of one hundred and forty-thrce acres.
Also the SAL Abraham suPp's interest in ths
dover Of the widow Of his father the sud Mar
tin stipp, decd Terms sale; one third OF
the purchase money t. Dc o@'o y, h"nai ana
the remauder in two equal annual payments,
the purchaser 10 give bond and approved Sc.
curly and deed OF trust on the PSemises 10
secure the credit paymeats: The sale viii take
place between the hoals OF twelve and tour
O'Clock.
NATHANIEL SEWERS, DIN. fer
G. ~. Seeue,;s, .H.W,C.D.
February 8.-ctds.
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Nj ARSHAL'S SALE.-@pursuant 10 a de-
IVA creetal orderof the Superior Court II
Cnancery bolden at Winchester, in SUIT de.
pending in said Court,
Thomas Reese and Others, Plaintiff,
sgainst
Joel Reese, Defendant.
VIII be sold, on FRIDAY. the oh day of
March next al the dwelling mousse ON the pre-.
mises, a Tract Of first quality lime stone LAND,
OF TWO bundled acres. lying in the comfy OF
Berkeley. on Min Creek, near Gerrard's.town
adjoining the lands of Umbenour and others
one fouI tn of said tract is well umbercd, the
balance IS cleared and IN good state OF cult
I,zzAA walton; the improvements consist OF a
ss1AE two story stone Dwelling House,
ssi good log Barn with Stabimg, AID a
me stone Dairy, never failing spring
near The house, the water from which passes
through the farm near half mile. watering
several fields Terms of sale: one third off the
purchase money to be paid on the day of sale,
the balance in TWO equal suntal payments, the
purchaser giving bonds and good security for
the credit payments and deed Of trust or the
premises The sale wlli take place between
the hours OF twelve and three O'Clock
NATHANIEL SEWERS, Dr. fer
q. ". Sewers, .MU. CD
February --c,ds