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~ I'D SULPHUR SpRINGS.--Ths Improvements
~ making at these celebrated Springs very extern
sse. they VIII accommodate season, with comfort
nuence possessed by these waters In the pulmo.
nary diseases, and in the reduction Of action well
known; indeed, they TO sio,d the only hope in ar
resting Consumption. Dyspepsia. Chronic, Diarrhra
ana D'senfey. Lirer complaints, Gracel Drop,y
hheumdfism Gouf, Diseases Of the Uterus, Ntuaigia
Ire'nor. Syphilis general Nitrous debility TVvri,is
Cu'dneous Erupfions. These and ober diseases have
9sen cured or aess'.j by the use OF these wa,ers.
The establishment will be under the management of Ma
J9r VIM Vsss, whose disposition TO please Is well known
lie is furnished with plentiful supplies, and some OF the
oest servants IN the State There is Store with large
capital, on the premises Seminary has bee N establish
Gu here Tor The Education Of young gentlemen. The
number OF pupils lie limited thirty. The Seminary has
me un,'v@ed attention Of the nndersigned and oil MIR.
James Mscuily, as Teacher OF Mathematics
MAY rs. 5-win1 WM. BURKE
The Editors OF c Ric hnpnd vvhir
FOURIER snd E'Surer National Gazette Baltimore American ns
Sh,irson si'eufy requested once
and - - " $500
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AAANIED, IS az Apprentice 10 the Printing Bnsj
w ness, Youth Of respectable come xions. from
- TO 10 years Of age possessing good Engh Education
APP'y " we once Of ihls paper May 20
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ENAiRMyILLE music AND FANCY STORE :

ETARMYILLE MUSIC AND FANCY sTORE
N GEo. y. kNAUFF keeps constantly Tor sale an az
sormen' o. superior Piano Fores. with grand actions
Mts'rs. Dubois S,od4u The advantages Of bnvny a.
me WI be- That The buyer no risks OF injury or
0ss, "heh often happen during the voyage from New
iViN or even rom Richmond 70 This neiahbotood anb
hey WIN be icofantcd, and kept 10 tune Tor months
n,so SECOND hand Piano., at low prices keyed snd plain
s' uol'1's Fiolins, CiSfoneis, and other musical i'm.
sW"nenf large assortment Of newest and s.ud =. a.
SIC 9r the Piano, Guitar, Flute SC Instruction Book.
pest Roman Strings, Manelpece Looking Glssses sofss
Sei'ees, Rocking aud Fancy Cbsirs Of ali kinds &c &c
prices. ~
Fsrmville, May 81. s-1an2m
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NW II: PETER +. ARCHER, son Of Peter F. Archer
1IA ST., deed late Of Powhsinn county, VA-Take
nouee' mat shall, OH Monday. the 9Th day Of July next
az we ClsIks Ohre OF PoWhaian county, between The
houis OF Vocloek ia the morning. and in the afternoon
o. net day, take the dispositions OF Thomas B Haskns
SUI 1ne'so Ue resd as evidence in suit depending
nc ne. nature OF letsign attachment, IN which | am
pAh, ana yourself and others defendants, at which
""e abd place you may attend, IL you think proper
an, yours, &c. NATHANIEL CHARTER
JCne 6, 1854 q 80
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MAY I3.

LAND OEFIcE at Richmond Va, May 9,h 1891
conformity with an act, entitled act to reduced in
h 10 one, The several acts concerning Escheaors
Tue ON day OF January, 1919, do hereby make known
That II appears by the certificate of the Esche ,ors for the
county OF Cabs bearing date March IA. 1891 and re-
ceive' into this Office, March 22i, 1884, that by inous
ioh ani othee found the 18th March, 1881 tract of
Land III Cahell county, on Sandy Run, containing about
ooo scfe' whereof John Fio died, seized.
70 'hiS commonwealth. W. SELDEN,
May 10 e.
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NChANCERN- VIRoINIA. In Cumberland Co,o.
n ~ Court, 24h day of March, 1891:
John Fuqua and Joseph II. Furguson, pua,
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Daniel Fuqua, Albert ID. Fuqus, Jos NJ Fuqua Benz
Jsnlh ~ Fnqua John Fuqua, Marcus Rciv. and Martha
n's we, odly uqua, Mary Fuqua. Jane Fuqua jos Flu
gus wary u Baker, UaftwelI Tucker and Eliza his vile
Zane spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
ssulns, Joseph Fmqus, Watkins Foqua, Lacky Fuqus
V r., ""u Iehe' OF Nai' ruqua, dec Dens
ihe defendants, Thomas Fuqua, Joseph Fuqu, VT
k'hs Fuqna, Lacky Fuqna. May FGqua, JoseeL M Fn
qua and Saly F0qua not having entered fIeir sppesr
ance aud given security according 10 The act OF Assemble
ana 'he rules Of s Court, and appearing BY sssseory
evidence that they inhabitants OF This confs Z
ordered that The sai defendants DO sppear here on lie
brst DAY Ol June Court next and ausw err the du Of ,
pibnIs; aud That copy OF dis order be fortl,,il H.
serted In some newspaper published in tic CIV =, pi
NOM or Two months successfully and posted at tie front
door o. the Court House Of ils county ~
,SoPJ-lesie. -. -. WOODsON, ID. c.
10y W. III wSgs
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kf-VIRciNIA.--Ata Circuit Superior
~ Court Of Law and Chancefy, continued and held lor
Lawson g. Tyler, Pa
John Morris, Administrator OF Richard fIafdman dec,d
Thomas NJ. Bondursn John Morris and NstEan snoncs'
Executors Of William H. Perkins, deed, and John H.
dfnsn, - wv Y, 5n war
Thedefendan John Hsfdiman not wing tedbi,s,
peaance and given security according to the Act of A.
sembly and the Rules Of ibis Court and il appearing H.,
ssssetory evidence, that he is not an iahs6ant OF ~
county IS ordered That the said absent defendant do
sppesr here the first day Of the ne a 20
e9 answer ne bill Of the plaintiff aud that COW Of ria
ofcer De- forthwith inserted IN newspaper p1bshed
W 'e Ciy Richmond, for months siccessisefv al
posted At The iroDi door a the Court House ~ ~. %
- SoPy-ics'e, H. ELDRIDGE. g. .. e.
''o1 o. 6--NQy
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r PPtR +-,0sATTOX COMPANY.--A meetino
u OF the Stockholders ia the Upper Appomafox Com
pany, will be held Jsnes tavern ia the town Of Far
ys on Tuesday the l7'h day of June next AZ II o'cock
- NJ Tor the purpose Of eiecline Trustees There ill
sso Oe meeting OF Trustees OF said Company ON n,e
same day, aud at the place. Tie Trustees and e
S'ocknouefs generally, are respectfully requested 10 A.
'ehd Tie meeting. by order Of The superintendent
May 20. ''' a. Ito. 60.
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"a ~ persons having claims sgsiast the estate of John
fobes, late Of the city Of Richmond deceased Viii
noHd, between the 10Th sud 2Ot, infant or alter t
ie IN me county q FIuvonns Those indebted TO The
estate VIII please come forward and IN Ike Immediate nav
men' John FDppt.c r. Is' a.S P'1'
May o. 80 H
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EINDEN'S GALLERY OF THE eRACEs.-A.e a..
n r'es Of Portrait Illustrations from Paiotings designed
expressly Tor this work, by the most eminent masters No
MI which completes the work.
Extract from the Preface
go Several oil the leading Poets OF England have been
Illustrated by the pencil OF tho Artist The more favor
ed creations oil fancy are here associated the em5odi-
men's oil art and while the pictures Of Poet aud Painter
are placed side by sde rare collection Of 'BEAUrrxs'
has been formed from the productions OF both-each
being copy from the perfect, and beautiful works
Of Nature" '
now laid before the public In its completed form at
oace cheap end please and satisfy
me lovers OF art, and placed within the reach all who
For sale by l. SMITH
May 10. ar
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HOMES BkOWDER'S HEIRS.--In obedience to an,
% order made at prl term, 1854 in The Circuit Supe
nor Court OF Dnwdde, Virginia, ia the suit OF Mary Pen.
se's' gnu o"efs' Pills
Jones Browder's administrator and oihers Dens
an directed TO advertise for all persons who may claim
70 be distributes Of Jones Bfowdef dec in the maternal
me 10 appear before me, at my Office, al Dnwdde Court
House, Virginia. and prove their relationship 10 lie dece
dent on or before the first day Of September next which
ey are hereby required 10 do. they will be excluded
from oil share OF the said estate the accounts
oil which estate avn sleG required to settle.
ISIAM +. HARGROVE
Commissioner in Chancery
April u.s. I,Jcs,v 9
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Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held 10 I,e
M Cierks once oil the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
Gay OF May, 1884: ' gu
~"a''es - "oodah' Plaintiff,
ihomas Nelson, William G.. Rives and Judith p his
WIFE, Mann Page aud JaSe Frances his vile, Edmund
Frances Edmonis Nelson. Judith Carter Nelson, Eliza
beth Mann Psge Nelson, Hugh Nelson, Thomas N esou
ana Nancy r. Nelson-ihe five las, of whom are infant
chi"ren OF Nathaniel Nelson, deceased, Dens
ne Defendant, Elizabeth Mann Page Nelson and Hugh
Neison not having entered their appearance and eiven
security according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules OF
this Court. and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
ihey are not inhabitants of ibis Common eaI: On the
moon oil the Plsntif-N is ordered, That the said De,
endns do appear before The Judge our said Court AT
me Courthouse, OH the fret day OF October term and
answer the Plaintiffs bill aud that copy Of this order
City OF Richmond for months and ,ha,
another Copy be posted at the front door of The Court
Rouse oil this County. Copy. Teste,
. PHILIP ID. WINSTON, C. C.
10y 90 VS.
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Twcnay-thir;i Congress.--Ist Scss

APPENDIX
To The Report of The Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID.
lhedfng to attempt to Inspect Books at the Bank and
IN presence Of Committee Of Directors
MAJ.
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CopMrssIoNER's OFFICE.

JAMES ROY mICOU, Jr. elk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-06
@READ THIS,
GREAT MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA

GREAT MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA.
A great meeting Of the citizens of
Philadelphia assembled at theExchange
in that city, on Saturday the 22d of
February, to hear the report of their
Committee recently sent to Washing
ton. From five to ten thousand people
were present.
We subjoin from the report an &C.
count Of the interview Of the Commit
tee with the President:
The memorial having been satisfactorily dis
posed Of in both Houses Of Congress, the delegates
thought it respectful TO call on the President Of
the United States, and make known to him the
condition, the sufferings, and opinions Of theiI
constituents. This interview took place, by ap
pointment, at 2 O'Clock on the llth Of Februa
ny. The delegates having been severaliy intro
duced TO the President, were received with such
| polteness and courtesy Of manner, as to justify
the expectation Of patient and candid hearing
In this, however, they were disappointed. The
Chairman had hardly announced in one or two
sentences the general nature of our mission, hen
the President interrupted him, and proceeded, in
utes duration, to announce TO US, and through US,
10 our constituents his opinions and has dstermt-
nations in reference TO the restoration Of the de-
posites the reeharter of the Bank, and the future
disposition Of the public revenue. In the course
of those remarks, (Which, as they were long, and
somewhat desultory, it is deemed unnecessary to
present in detail,) the following positions were
! distinctly assumed by the President:
| !. That the application for relief must be made
to the Bank ofthe United States, and not to him.
| that, whatever distress existedin the community
| (and he believed there was some distress,) had
| been caused by the Bank, which was boarding
its specie, and curtailng its discounts in order &c
| crush the State Banks, and compel the Govern
meni to abandon its policy. That the Executive
had power to relieve the distresses OF the com
munity, but that the stockholders OF the Bank
might effect that object by eiecing directors ne
would conduct its affairs honestly, and on primer
pies Of Christian benevolence.
2. That the present Directors OF the BANK naf
violated its charter by giving to the President th'
whole power of the Bank; apower to use ITS fund
| without voucher or receipt. That snch powe
in the hands Of one man was dangerous 10 the II
berries Of the country, and had been used 70 DE
stroy the elective franchise. That the rresi
dent Of the Bank if an honest man, wonid no
have accepted trust so unlawful. Thai lot thes
reasons, he regarded the Bank as monster
corruption, which he was determined 10 put cow
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-06

ANOTHER BASK BROKEN BY THE PRESIDENTS
following notice from the
c.shier Of the Bank of New Brunswick, com
|uancates the news of the determination OF the
President and Directors OF that Institution, to
En.nrpd payments 1t will be seen that this mea-
m has been forced upon them by the course
n the Executive.-Ibid
4 Ia consequence of injurious reports and the
.a,,nrc of the times, the President and Direc-
r. AZ the Bank Of New Brunswick, have been
fnder the necessity of suspending payment; but
/, me same time they deem il their duty 10 eau
~ The publc against sacrificing the Bills of said
as they believe the Bank TO be solvent;
IA mat Eventually all the Bills viii be redeemed.
4 Feb IS. F. RICHMOND, Cashier.
The pressure has reached New Orleans. Fail
res 10 the amount Of ONE MILLION TWO HUN
[nrn AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, occurred
n that city, during ten days preceding the last
kse.-PhH paper.
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to find, that there should have arisen the least
necessity TO sustain what never should have been
brought in question.
But II any thing further is necessary TO prove
that the President spontaneously selected me,
refer to his own letter to of the 18th July last
IN which he avows the fact, and gives, amongst
other asons, for the selection, his desire 10 e.
levate name, which, although in an humble
sphere, had earned reputation in the eyes Of the
people.
Yet in utter disregard Of all these facts, he had
the hardihood 10 assert, in his official paper of
the goth December last, that 'spalmed myself.
or was palmed upon him." VIM. ]. DUANE.
February 90 1894
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MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1884.

The Presidents Experiment is producing the
-, happy effects. We understand that 81
VEN OF THE OHIO BANKS HAVE BEEN
H.. are lettering. Richmond Compiler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-15
[ COMMUNICATED.

The repeated calls which have been made
npon the public authorities and the citizens ge-
neraly. will hope, have their proper effect IN
the way of cleansing and purifying the town.
1 should like, however, TO see the agents oil me
CORPORATION let "Meir light shine" brighter
than il does at present; for as soon as people
see unusual energy, vigor and activity display.
ed BY these persons, they will be more apt to
keep up the good work with spirit. II there are
not means enough in their hands to justify any
extra expense, at this time, the Common Coun-
Gil ought, forthwith, TO appropriate something
for the purpose. There is no excuse for delay,
negligence OF inattention, at this season, and
at this particular period. highly approve OF
the suggestion Of Many Citizens" as to the
lime carts, or purchase of chloride of lime, the
last being the best for the purpose for which we
intend to use it. At all times Of threatened at
tacks Of disease, or even probable invaslons OF
any malaGy, there is a great weight of respon-
sibiiiiy resting upon the public guardians.
therefore again urge the Board Of Health. and
all officers employed to aid in preserving the
public health, TO be instant in season and ont OF
season, in order that, as far Is in them lies, they
may remove every cause for generating disease
which nav exist. WASHINGTON STREET.
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IcoMMuNIcATED.1

IL Suopden--" A Friend to Mankind" in
,.our paper of Wednesday, has followed closely
y. text from the 18th chapter OF Nehemiah. and
n NIB much of Christian charity, expresses deep
E"tEn;tnde for those who are unacquainted
sun Gods law" and, with true Christian meek
VIZ and modesty, denounces the principal
h eo3 of the Church as the most base and trea-
TN.,ns adherents to wickednesS"! | shall not
cAr,sI with him about the Churchmen, not be-
qua" 9. leader in any Church; but he has been
hiS ,,,, ia very important omission, for he ought
sIave told mankind" to what Church he be-
t"o,'+ed and the leaders of what Church he ailu-
I Sa| 10; he spoke of some particular Church,
1cd mankind" know that some churches nave
ILL., n influence than others. He ought, besides,
!lio i've proved TO US, most irfefragably, that
" e " was the Sabbath ofNehemiah and that
.pnT ord,s day is this Identical Sabbath. These
.le ;n,portant things to be known in this impor-
TAM Ire, n~. with this Friend Of Mankind" that
. poi1rmers have need of great zeal, prudence,
N 6asrIessness of men," and would recon-
O. m him. particularly, to take care that his
,.e,t cap be not construed into officiousness
..9nbat does not regard him; that has "pru-
I,ncsn be not misinterpreted for the conceit OF
U.vin,r,,ed podness; and that his fearleSsness
Haro,3no ne not mistaken for the chimera of ia
=. which they call persecution.
Tc,his modern Nehemiah is SO much scanda-
r,sd At the sale OF meats, &c. &c. on the Sab
nat1 let him abstain from going to market;
and if he 90, let him shut his eyes on them, as
we'll as on his fellow. creatures VINO puy mem,
WI 40 less censorious He should not judge
,G1a, lest he be Judged and if he possesses more
m:c,b,aonsness than the rest Of them, let his APP
nToying conscience be his reward for observing
,bs Sabbath according to the decalogue. II ne
am no satisfied with tainted meats on the Sab
18th nurchased the day previous, in this hot
lysa;her be itso. (No one in their senses would
snnnose that so cody an one would use refri-
sarator on the Sabbath, and censure those who
buy meats on that day, because they have not
wv But in the name of "peace and good
UiIl 10 men, let him not interfere with the wise
laws of the Corporation, which are perfectly in
consonance with the laws of every wellreguat-
sd community Let him. in fine, mind has oarn
Susiness and allow the same privilege to man.
lind llTR COMMANDMENT.
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instant, a meeting will be held at Dumfries, in
Prince William County, Virginia, for the purrc
pose of making an effort to enlist the feelings OF
that community in the great cause OF Temper
ance. A sermon will be preached on the SUBJ
iect at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and such as are pre-
sent will then be invited to form themselves IN
TO Temperance Society. Those who take
this paper in that vicinity are earnestly request
ed to give this notice an extensive circulation:
The Executive Committee Of the alexandria
aug IA Temperance Society.
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A Word to the Ladies.-There is good deal
of force in the following notice which we COM
mend to the attention of the ladies'.
A writer OF the London Morning Herald ad-
dresses the following remarks to the fair SEX
For some time past, have observed strange
phenomenon among several of my own female
acuuaintances and, indeed, seldom take a walk
without being put in mind that ought to ask
YOUR pardon on the subject, namely, Gas for
every cause there should be reason what mo-
tives can the ladies have for lacing themselves so
tightly as actually to deform their otherwise
pretty figures2--the effect produced by such
cause. and the one allude to, being the forma-
ton of promontory behind the waist, upon
which the dress rests ITSELF as though it were on
Shelf or cushion Of flesh"
Perhaps the process may be thus illustrated
Take q child's India rubber ball. encircle it with
a narrow band, and gradually tighten 1.-THE
result will speak for ITSELF But then Mr.. Editor,
pray what can be the inducement for this strange
ungainly practice? Is it for health-for ele-
gance-for comfort2 What in the name OF COM
mon sense can it be for? One thing allow me
Through your kind permission) to assure the Ia
dies that. if their only excuse for this preposter-
Gus step be that of appearance, they are sadiy
deceived as far as regards the male sex, who, IN
general have too much discernment not TO rldl-
Guile what is unnatural; and if my amiable eoun-
try women only knew how this silly custom lays
them open to jests and sarcasms they wouid
soon drop the fragments of the hoop and throw
aside all such 'bustlingn assistants as are only
useful to the deformed and deceltful.
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CAMP MEETING.

CAMP MEETING for the Stafford Cir
N cult, under the superintendent OF the Me
thodist Episcopal Church, commencing on FRI
dav, 5th September next will be held on the
land of Thomas Towson, Esq distant about 2
miles from Stafford Court House, II from Ere
dericksburg, 10 from Dumfres, % from Brents'
Vile. and 2 from the navigable part OF Aqua
Greek.
The necessary arrangements will be made to
accommodate the genteel and ureH disposed
(who may not find it convenient to bring tenls)
with board with private tent-holders
And, as many persons habitually attend such
places exclusively for gain, by the sale OF such
articles as may well be dispensed with, VIZ: such
as Cider, Porter, Beer, Confectionery, &C. &C.
&c. the Committee of Arrangements embrace
this early opportunity of notifying all such that
they will not be permitted to carry on such trait
fic within the limits of their jurisdiction, which
is extensive as the citizens of the neighbor-
hood. with their usual liberality and reverence
for such assemblages, have placed about 1000
acres of land under their control.
The ministers and members Of the aforesaid
Church. and all others who are friendly TO such
meetings, are respectfully invited to attend.
: aug 9-dt5thSep
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PUBLIC SALE.
~ 30-eOt6Sep

IN consequence OF TWO Deeds Of Trust eXecut-
L ed to me, and recorded in Alexandria Coun
ty,--the first in Lber n, folio no. under date of
18th July, 1906; the second in Liber v folio $40,
bearing date 9Th January, l2.--l shall offer at
public sale, on Saturday, 23d day ofthe present
month, (AugusO at o'clock, p NJ. the follow
ing property:
IA A LOT OF GROUND, with the M
GHi PROVEMENTS thereon, situate on the
north side of Duke street. and to the eastward
of Water street; beginning upon Duke street
100 feet inches to the eastward of w alter street;
running thence east % feet; thence north 80 feet,
to 10 feet alley; thence westwardly 20 feet;
thence southwardly SS feet, to the beginning.
Also,
LOT OF GROUND on the east OF Water
and north of Duke streets; beginning at point
upon the eastern line of 20 feet alley, 1873 feet
5 inches to the east of Water street, and 100
feet to the north Of Duke street. and running
from thence northwardly, with the line of the
alley, As feet inches, to 80 feet alley; thence
east % feet inches, to the line OF ground be-
longing to the heirs of David Arell, deceased
thence south AZ feet inches thence, with a
straight line, to the beginning
Also,
One other LOT OF GROUND situate on the
north side of Duke street, and to the eastward
Of Water streets beginning upon Duke street
54 feet inches to the east of Water street, and
running thence north SO feet, to an alley; thence
east % feet; thence south SO feet to Duke street,
thence west to the beginning.
Terms to be made known at the time OF sale.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
NoTE.--Such conveyance Will be made 10 tne
purchasers as the Deeds of Trust authorize.
aug l--eo2w&dt23dAug