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DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY.

A decision was recently made by
the Hon. S. ]. Gholson,' Judge Of the
u. S. Dist. Court, of Mississippi,
which we deem Of sufficient interest
to lie placed before our readers.-The
applicant for the benefit of the Bank
rupt Act it appears, besides his other
debts was indebted to a house in New
York for money which he had colIec-
ted as their agent in Miss, objections
were filed by the creditors counsel,
and it was commended that this was a
"fduciary" claim, and therefore the
petitioner could not be declared bank
rnpt, the petitioners counsel insisted
that this was an ordinary agency and
was not such a trust as Sas contempla-
ted by the act, it was also inserted that
even if this were fduciary claim, still
the petitioner could be discharged as
to all his other debts. The Judge de-
cided that the debt was of fdUciary
character, and that the petitioner
should be discharged from all his
debts except that.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-09
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, HELD
AT COLUMBUS.

DISTRICT CEANCER1 COURT OF
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, HELD
AT COLUMBUS.
John D. Watkins
So. VS.. August Rules
Tlghman NJ. Tucker ct al 1912.
TPON opening the matters of this
u Bill, and it appearing that the de-
PENDANTS E. f. Watkins ana VIM. Foun'
tain are not inhabitants of this State, but
reside beyond the limits thereof so that
the ordinary process of this Court can not
be executed upon them. Thereforesit is
ordered, that unless said defendants ap-
pear before the Vice Chancellor at the
Court house, in the town of Columbus on
the
First Monday Of NoremJer next,
and Plead answer, or demur, to the bill Of
Complaint herein the several allegations
t ereof will be as to said defendants taken
for confessed, and such order and decree
made therein, as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. 1t is further
ordered, that copy of this order be M
serted in the Southern Argus" once
week for two months successively.
IL. MCCARTHY, Clerk.
Columbus, August 9th IS42-pf. SIS
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August 9th 1S42.
I'D MTN[STRATOR's NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Nhe undersigned having been appoint.
- ed Administrator OF the Estate of
Thomas P. Zimmerman deceased by Prob.
ate Court of Kemper county at the June
Term thereof June 2lst 1841) notify all
persons indebted to said estate, TO make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate, Will present them with.
in the time prescribed by law,or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
JOHN KEER, Administrators
of THOMAS P. BANNERMAND, dec,
Wahalak Miss. July 10Th 1875 t.
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LAW NOTICE.

FHE subscriber offers his services as an al.
J. torney at law, to those who NAV entrust
their business to him, in the counties of LOVE-.
des, Noxubee, Winston, Okdbbeha, Choctaw,
Monroe, and in the district court of the United
States for the northern district of Mississippi
and the chancery court held at Columbus.
, III. WALTHALL.
Columbus Mss. August Sth, 1912.
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OLD CANEY.

MARRIED. On Tuesday by the Rev.
Mr.. Gum, Mr.. JOHN SCHOOLER 10
Miss JANE daughter of Mr.. Tayor Me-
son Of Ibis County.
Accompanying the above notice We
received a rich Erasent of tie cake, fer
which we return our thanks.
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che SOUTHERN arpus,
Columbus, MISS. august 0, IS42
BANKRUPT LAW.

Persons desIrous of procuring in pamphlet
form, the Act, establishing uniform System
OF Bankruptcy throughout the United States.
can, on application at this office be supplied
with it, with the Rules, Regulations, and
Forms of Proceedings in Bankruptcy, adopted
by the District Court Of Mississippi, with ia
bic of contents.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-09

SIDES projected jagged rock and dry,stunt-
ed cedars, A few OF the latter were also
found on the edge OF the awful gulf. We
travelled mile or Two along the banks,
but finding t impossible to find a crossing
we encamped in hollow among.some dry
cedars. Here finding a large portion
of our badly cured eat was spelling, we
cooked what could lie eaten and threw
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-09

much oft away.
Frank CoombS and myself
night IN q liltle sandy gully, f
washing of previous rains.
it was, too, for about on EC
were startled by a trcmendl
Storm. Ia three minutes tn
wet through ard through,
found that we we've fairly
rifles and saddles, the latter {
used for pillows, being comp
water.-We moved TO hig
found means 10 set fire IN
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Valuable James River EIaud
FOR RENT.

TuNlIF. property well known IIorsey's Islands, on
james River just above Bent Creek, will he rented
for thencX year oihe highest bidder al Elk Creek Mills
Saturday the ooh Of August. The two Islands
tain about ninety of tie richest quality Of Jane
River bottoms. Adjoining the Islands, on the Buck
ingham side, is highland farm. which is good
dwelling house. kitchen, stables, negro houses, corn
houses, &c. On this place there also h 20
Of River flat matchmaking in all about ONE Hun
DRIED Il TEN ACRES Of first rate JAMES
River low grounds The high lands and the Islands will
be rented together, for the purpose Of giving the tenant
home on the place. The reuter- will be allowed to
saw wheat this Fall.
Bond with approved security will be required for the
rent money! which will 5c due tho first Of January
1874. i,
Any person wanting information about this plantation
will apply 10 the administrator at Elk Creek Mills. Ia
A. Mundy of Amherst, or 10 A. b. Mcrgnson, near
Bent Greek. J. l.. TNlMAN.
Admir-. OF r.. iiorslcs deed
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KOHN to M1 sBHafe ,sHiishWr
s. II 4 I II g. 4

DIBREIL's SPRINGS AND THE NATURAL FRIDGE.
TUVllE road from lynchburg to the " hte Sulphur
4 Springs by the way OF the Natural Bridge and bib
sSprngss now compile repair and tie Sagesa
usual making their regular trips. Extras all
time be gotten III l.ynchbur5 for the Springs that
route Apply at the Franklin Hotel The following Is
extract Of letter from gcntlcnan who has been
gagged in the repair Of the road. G. NJ Blttt
EXTRACT.
''DIEREI.I.'s SPRiNcS. july Il. Is -.
81 wrote YOU on the 23d that 10y the 2Sth. road
would be in good order ir thr stages We have large
number Of hands al work. aud 1t viii certainty be read
for every kind of carriage by Thursday noNt. The rado
leading and from this place in every direction. will
by that time be in good condition. and un the 18th shall
expect the Stages from ynchbur9 aud lie" ls5nrg Is
reported. in secll If the unry that this estab
lishmrnt materially injured Ivy the late flood. and
that have DISCHARGED my servants. This. You know
is not was never better prepared II entertain
pany than at the present mumcnt.
Respectfully, yours.
CHS. l.. DlBRELL"
Aug. ct
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WILLIAM ID. BRANCH.
Valuable land at Auction.

A trustee in deed of trust executed to me by
IN John Garth aud wife, bearing date the 9th
day oJune, II 49, and OF record in the county Of
Campbell. Bedford and Botetrurl and in virtue OF
deed executed TO me by John R1sser. commissioner
under decree OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for the county OF Campbell IN the case Of
Garth against Ross (Which last mentioned deed IS also
of record in the county court of Campbe) shall, on
the 18th day Of August 1872 the premises, expose
to SALE by way ct public auction certain tract parcel
OF Land, with the appurionanccs situated on the waters
OF Stone Wall Creek, IN the county Of Campbell, ad-
joining the Lands Of Elhelhcrt Lcgland and others
The quantity of Land, and the terms Of sale, (Which
will be liberal, } will be made known at the time and
place of sale. The title To this land is believed to be
good but act ng only in duclary character will only
convey to the purchaser such title vested in
by the deed aforesaid. CIllSWELL DABNEY.
July lisa
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DAN RIVER LAND
EOEs SIZE.

TUNIIE subscriber offers ior sale his TRACT OF
4 LAND, lying ON Dan River and Wynn's Greek,
in the County of Halifax Virginia miles East
Of Milton, n {. and The South side OF the river con
tanning by survey 80 acres, Of which there l50
of river and creek low grounds, and half
two thirds OF the tract 10 clear, o which there is
portion Of the finest kind OF TOH.sCEO E.s.v'D
The improvements comfortable ID " ELLLAG
house, with four rooms, good Iobacco Barns, Nc
gro Houses and all other buildings necessary on a
Farm. lie deems more particular description unne
crssary, all persons who wish TO buy Land like to
ii before they purchase
lie would prefer selling privately, but if it is not sold
before the 3O,h day of September next, it will that
day 70 at public sale on the premises. The terms
will be liberal and made known on that day.
JOHN II. CARTER.
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u ..'I'H(;E.

VOIrRSl, ANT to deed Of trust executed To mo BY
William Thorn. for certain purposes Therein men
toned bearing date the 10Th Of May 1872 and of record
in the clerk. office OF the Hastings Court o yncburg
shall on the 18Th day of the present month, on the
premises sell piece parcel OF ground On street
and 9th alley in the own of Lyuchburg Also, the in
tcrest of the said VILLAIN rh1n in a lot piece Of
ground with the bail lmrs and Improvements thereon
near Poes lanyard being equal noiciy subject II a
balance still due, OF the purchase money. llsp, ne
gro man. named Cornelius. lonehcr with the hJrsrs
wagons and other property in said deed mentioned
Acting as trustee shall sell only su,h title is vested
in me by said deed }. WILLS.
Aup I9A
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TO FARMERS.

gIylIE subscriber has rented for the present year the
AMHERST MILLS, situated immediately On
the bank of the Canaland lsnow prepared to receive
and grind Wheat ior toll Ills terms tenh;or he
will give barrel of supernc Flour, Richmond inspec
ton for five bushels Of whcai.O- if any persons wish
To ship their Wheat 10 Richmond he Will receive and
torw ard with all possible despatch. at such price as
cannot fail to please refer to Jas l.. lanpkin, Jno
NJ Williams David w. Burton, Eslrs. Col. Lang
horne and Gen. Rodos. JAS. ST IPlilN.
Amherst August 1. 1872 Is
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Elnl&MISo
~ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

pnInyhtd ,smi-tccckly, fercry Monday and THnsdnyJ
q -Four Dollars per aa,,an, payable IN odednee NO s'-
s,rption ull rccered for shorter time than slr months
and no paper tr be discontinued (ercept at e discretion
If tia Editors,) until all arreayases are pad
az. sDTER IT'S E.,fE.>'TS inserted at so cents per
,,uare Tor ss The first insertion and 3I4 cents io'
,rery subsequent Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required 10 note, on has
- serf hotr long trises his advertisement inserted
advertisements noted, tsui be Inserted W as DIS
continuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .7DJ'ERTISLNG the terms are for
The ssiisye Of eo squares, $40 for square So for
,nx SQUARE, inner form, So
O. JOB PRLN7LN1' ereeuted neatly and expeditions
III md u reasonable tfl1ns.
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ID u r. T. a LOE SP IN y d -.
.S.YHEKN1' a.. M.

Wis excellent watering place now read, for the re
q cepuon OF visitors. fheyaIuabc properties o, its wa
efs Ion. known require any description
or fresh praise andm addition choice eha yhcae fountain
has recently been discovered, about fifty yards above the
sulphur Spring, the waters of which are exactly like
those OF the Bnilloe Ridge in Nelson county These
admirable Springs, thus contiguous render this place the
most desirable iur yaetudlnarans Of any IN this see
hon OF Virginia and Ia those who wish To spend in
dc'ghu recreaons. II offers superior attractions The
ar is pure and healthy. The adjacent streams sor
ed with trout and other fish the forests abound III game
ana 'he hr2hbanh9 mountains unequaled IN Sublime
and beautiful scenery, while from their SUBMITS (Which
are easily attalued) the views in extent aud mag
niieonce, are beyond description. The Springs are
OF easy access MI sides, and hut four live hours
ride from lynclhurg over the new 'imnpike.
rom long experience in the business the subscriber
atits himself that he will be able make every thing
agreeable TOMS Isiars and cNoron shall be wanting
TO render their stay IN every respect satisfactory.
Board per week. s. 90
- day. | 70
Man and Horse per day ~
Horse per week 4 90
Children and Servants half price.
WM II. KNIGHT.
June Is pm
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May 50
Es0tetOua.d Seminary.

|kNiE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
q the first day of September next under the super
attendance ofthe Rev. JOHN ANDERSON, A. NJ.
he Board OF Directors have adopted measures which
they trust will insure the future efficiency and prosper
lily OF the Seminary and entitle il 10 the support aud
patronage oihc community.
II. w. BOWER. President.
Jso. +. ANnEnsoN, Secretary.
Fincaste, July IS Ina
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Commissioners Sale.

10y virtue of Decree ofihc County Court of Bed
~ ford, pronounced at the July term, 1872 in the
case Of Turner vs. Fields, the undersigned, commits
soner appointed by the said decree, will SELL to the
highest bidder. on Friday the 18th day Of August 1872
the tract of land in possession of John Fields adj
joining the lands Of Christopher on VIM. Martin and
others, containing two hundred and twenty acres. This
land lies WELLS well watered, with good improvements
and very productive
lex hS.-One third purchascnoney will ber re-
qniroe IN cash. and the balance credit of one and
years the purchaser giving bond and good security and
the title retained till all the purchase money paid
The title believed to be good but acting as Commits
s'ohcr, Will convey IN the special warranty only.
f.. A. TALBOT, Commissioner.
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OK.IT'EG.s' TN.
July %

,.f~\ T meeting of the Common Council of Lynch
n burg, held on Friday the 22d inst. the iolown
l,nluon passed: "Rcsovcd that the collector oiho
" Revenue proceed forthwith ascertain the holders ut
" the receipts given by him for special paid by per
" SONS upon " HON the same hath been levied by this
" corporation and report to the council list Of
" such holders, and the amount held by them respective
'sly."
The holders ofthe above mentioned rcceipsare rrques
ted to hand me Immediately Of the amount
Sc in order that may forthwith return report in pur
suancc Of the foregoing resolution.
have the list of taxes for the present year now ar
ranged and respectfully request that payment may be
made convenient.
have removed my office in rear of the Dry Goods
Store of Mr. John }. Purvs. on the street leading TO
the Bridge. II. DUNNlNGTON, Collector SC
July % Is
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N ID
Il by Mr. John iIons nearly opporite the Market
House, tenders his services his friends and the pub
lie,
Auction aud Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale of Real Estate, Negroes
Horses, and every desert ption Of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers IN Ne
eroes, well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous ncghborhood, will afford him every facility
in the sale OF that species of property His spacious store
and cellar, will enable him to keep in good cond
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive
tignmcnt.
He deems ii futile to make flourish of promise and
will therefore, only say, that he will be grateful for pat
fonagc, and those who besow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie viii take charge Of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them 25 cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand. -
REFERENCES.
SmithSon r. Dauis ST.. John J. Pryis
Richard Tyee Jola, Iiolins
.hckuney g. .Nosbg Henry Dacis
Nc Corkle S'.NcDmsil Hhte, 1rdyS brine
Burton s. Rodes Hancock g. adams.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send &C
count to this Office for collection.
Dec. Is is
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Land for sale.

I AGAIN offer for sale Tract Of Land near Loving
L ston, in Nelson county. containing
-Four hundred md twenty Acres.
This Land is Of good quality and well tiubered; and is
capable of making first rate farm. There is aso
Good NH Site
on the land As have no other nducemcnt in selling
than TO pay my debts, the terms will be accommodating
as the accomplishment Of that desirable object will per
init. Mr.. John Stevens. Jr is residing the Land.
and will show it to any person disposed to purchase aud
is fully authorized to contract for the same
1.-THE above land is sold by the fourth Monday IN
August next will then offer for sale; al public
lion, in front Of Christopher T. Estes tavern.
}. GARLAND.
July II Is
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Land and NcgrOc. for sale.

- virtue Ola Decd OF Trust, executed to me on the
hJ23d day Of April, 1872. by Col. Henry Thwtat and
Vile for certain purposes therein specified. aud duly
corded In the Clerks Office the County Courts llali-
FAX and Prince Edward thereby offer for salcthe follow
valuable Real Estate Tract OF and situated IN
the county OF Halifax. sixteen miles " r. of the Court
house, On Hunting creek adjoining the lands OF Col
Henry Darlington and others, and containing by esa
ton about 600 acres, about half Ut which Is stand
ing in original growth Of woods with an abundant sup
ply Of goodbuildng timber There is on this tract land
from 80 10 30 of good branch aud creek flat land
free from inuudatlon, and very fertile. The plantation
is III good repair under good cultivation remarkably well
watcrcl situated very To the Mum South western
road. where the stage passes and repasss three times
week and near good grist and mill and cotton ma
chine which greatly enhances the vaue Of the numbered
land. The roads III and from the plantation in every
direction are fine. The ncighbahood is remarkable lr
the health, intelligence, morality and wealth Of It's eli
zcns The buildings consist of small but comtoriahle
dwelling. at present occupied by the ovcrsccr, with
houses sufficient for the place. This Estate is well
worthy the attention OF Capitalists
also offer for sale the n Of J.. an Il
on which Col Henry Thwcatt now resides, one me
North OF Prince Edward Court house. aud six miles s
W OF the town Of FarmyiIlc containing by estimation
lO5 .IcreS, with good portion Of meadow land, an
abundant supply OF wood aud orchard Of choice fruits
The buildings are in every respect very valuable The
dwelling house contains good roos and three pas
-
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L.fVJ' N'OTICE,

1vfIE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Il practice of Law Under the firm Of
EDLEY d SPENCE
They viii give attention 10 all business conidcd 70
their charge and will attend the conrts nf Campbtl.
Amherst, Bedford aud the Corporation Of Lynchbnrg
Office the rigt side Of the alley passing frnsiA
Messrs. Payhe Gresory's BOOK Store to ihs WASH
found. DAVIDR. EDLEY.
DAVID L. SPENCE. n
| June 90 y
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Valuable IRON Works Property
FOR SALE.

10y virtue OF a decree OF the County Court Of Patrick
- shall ofrIo sale, public auction, on the oh of
September next, on the premises, the valuable Iron
Works property. known the Union Iron Works, the
property of the Messrs llairson's, situated Goblin
Town Creek, IN tue county Of Patrick. The tract Of
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G.. w. XANCEI.
NONFECTIONER and dealer in Foreign Fruits,
" Cigars, TOYS. and Fancy Articles Main Street,
opposite }. d. E{ans & Co, China Store, Lsnchburg.
May 10 Is
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1000 AGRl =,

with upwards of SEQ in cultiyation the Of
which Is very fine low grounds, with comfortable i'm
provcmcnis with very fine orgc. Just put IN operation,
also good furnace and incNhausibc of very
superior Iron Ore convenient There will also be
offered for sale on the same day.
TEN OR FIFTEEN LIKELY .NEGR OES,
most of them valuable hands for farming purposes and
particularly 1r those engaged in the Iron business
Also the Sueh the farm OF all soits hogs, COWS, &C.
aud the crop ot grain.
TERMS.3ihe lands will be sold one hind on Gre
dit of ninety days, aud the residue credit Of three
equal annual insralments-thr purchaser giving bond
and good security, and the title WITHHELD TIL the pay
nen OF the purchase money the personal property be
sold for cash. NJ. MARTINI SIP. Con,'r
~ The Danylle Reporter will please copy 2 months
and send then account 10 W. VI. tor paymeut
July Pm
NOTICE is hereby given that the Discount days
i Y al the Bank ofNirgnia, and Farmers Bank. at
lynchburg. commencing the first Wednesday and
first Friday in May next, will he changed The dis
day at the Bank of Virginia Will be friday
and at the Farmers Bank " tdnesdat
JNO. NJ OfEN. Cash'r
A. TOMPklNS Cash'r.
April7 "a
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JOHN "a. .NXZkEAe,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WII.L regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Cumberland and Powhatun. lie will
also attend the adjustment Of any business entrusted
to him in the counties of Amelia Goochland and Chcs.
terrified.
REFERENCES.
Langhorne & Armis,ead, I.ynchburg,
Darlington, Gibson & Thornton. Richmond,
VIM. NJ. Thornton, Cumberland,
Samuel P. Uawcs, Powhaan Co. House.
Address-Powhatan Co. House.
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ncnt distance from house superior vcoc able and flow
garden and every out house that could add To the corr,
fort aud convenience of family Attached to this place
Is large and new brick store house, containing five
besides the cellar and wooden store house with
three rooms, which have for many years been successive
" occupied by James ID. Wnud. Esd Mrssrs Thwea,t
Nilr. and Miller, Ihwrati x Hudson as an eliphle
aud successful stand for merchandise The store houses
and lot OF wood land adjoining, containing about 10
Acres. coad be conveniently severed from the dwelling
and farm If desired by the purchasers.
Also another small Tr9cf Of EUs.H about
Twelve miles " W. of Prince Edward Court house,
adjoining the lands Of James Mcke. Joshua Rouon and
others, and containing abont 80 acres. with buildings
sufficient or small family. THERE'S on this tract
spring Of mineral water. of some value
AsD, vacant let III the tuwn1f Farmyillc. No.-
IN WIN. &. Nenables survey
These several tracts Of land for the present offered
Tor sale privately. Gcutemen Wishing to purchase
viIcd II yey Tor themselves ! he Haitian Tract OF Land
viii be SHOWN to purchasers by Mr. Meadows Uhe man
aver of the larn) or Capt John : Pras,nrs residing in
the noghburhood The lands in Prince Edward will be
shownby Col. Ihwcatt IN, sell
u, virtue a the same authority. | shall offer for sale
a, Prince Edward Court house. en Tuesday. the 18th
lay Of July next Chat being Court day y at public auc.
tttin