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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
he Potomac Hills & about
30 Acres fNf. Lind.

The sernss a. prescribed by The decree OF tho
Cgurt are - Five thousand dollsfs cash. and
tht balance of the purchase money f,< fveIye
AMI twenty-four months from Ihs day Of sale:
10 bear inierestfgo that day, and ,n be secur .
/ ed BY The blndssef the purchaser with apnrove.I
I Pegsonyl security, and Deed 81 Trust Oh the
premises sold.
This property $50 well ard fayorably known.
that particular description is scarcely deemed
NECESSARY.
n is considered one Of thcSm1sI valuable Mills
10 this fertile valley, running
SIX PAIR OF STONES,
ana having command Of the eAiire water powea
Of the Potomac River. Besides the Merchant
Mil there is a SAW MILL, ofthem most spprov-
cd construction a PLASTER MILL, and eY.
.erS convenience for manufacturing the Ily-
dEaalc Cement upon the mol extensive scale !;
the supply Of tho proper limestone being inex1
haustihlefwi.h several large and vel construct.
ed permanent LIME klLNS, ssitns.sd immedi-
ateE, on the river, and nesr the Niili;
Upon the premises are large and well-huitt
SAsoKE HOUSE, BLACKSMITH SIfnr sen.
eral Work Shops, and cammDa id1s DMEt LING 4.
To capitalist disposed 10 engage extensively
in such business, better insestmepiin hat sort
OF property eannotbe found The Ail is siill-
atrd on the Poio csc River, onihe Virginia shoFa,
convenient 10 the Chesapeake s Ohio Canal, and
10 The Baltimore and Ohio Roll Road
E. Lee Trustee,
She rdstown- Ture IL IR42 EzR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
a V:GLUaBLE F.aR.M


n WILL offer al public auction, on Tassdu,
- Ne eiL day ef August nsxt. TIE FAEM on
which formerly resided, about four miles from
Winchester, two miles from gogdsn's white
Sulphur Springs, and one mile from stephen
sons Depot The farm contains
ass Acres Limestone Land,
2l5 acres Of which are cleared. snd The bsIanee
in timber. This tract IS in good order, aud Is
not surpassed By any 10 the neigbborhopd for
the production Of Wheat. The Improvements
consist Of ! good Dwelling Kitchen, Smoke
House. Corn House. wagon Shed. Stables, Cow
Shed, Carriage House. good barp. spring
House. and never-failing Springs within hfiy
ards Of the dwelling.
Tsrms-One-third or the purehs{c money on
the 6rst day Of September, q which time pos.
session will be given the baInaee in one and
two wears. without interest. ffdn The day Of
sale A dead Of trust on the land 20 secure tue
deferred pigments.
Infy Ia. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
Potomac Rifle, Attention !!

NNHR Members composing the new Potomac
= Rife Company, are requested to meet At
the Old Parade, on Saturday ne 22d inst at 3
o'clock. P. NJ. A full attendance is requested.
as business Of importance will be laid before
them.
-Shepherdstown. JuIyls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
a HOUSE. OF
B3YN IEgIEZElsNWS

Bl4E&IsSlzIzlIlENIS
fHNHE undersigned respectfully announces ia
u the citizens OF Chsrestown and its vicin.
ity, that he has opened House on Liberty
Street, nearlyopposi,e the residence Of Dir. Cor.
dell, for the purpose Of keeping on hand the
various Refreshments the season may stord
Fruits, Melons, sc. He will constantly be sup
piled with Cake Of all kinds Nead and Beer =
an ASSORTMENT Of Candies aud Confectionery re.
neralIy To those who are fond Of putting a
good article in the way OF Segars, he would
say, that be has on hand large assortment, and
is consequently enabled TO suit The tastes Of all
Also, excellent Snuff and Tobacco.
As be Is a new beginner in this line or bust
ness, he trusts that generous public will pa,
tronize his 6rstefforts.
EDWARD S. WILLIAMS.
Juiv 6. Is43 At.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The reduced charge for going ADD returning
will be extended, only, when tickets are taken
and passengers who take such tickets will Be
allowed the privilege of one Intervening day.
Persons who do not take tickets, will be
charged six cents per mile, for whatever dis
lance they may travel on the road. The same
rate will be charged between any two dePots on
the line OF the road
A Passenger Train will pass over the road
every day
Passengers will be taken up or set down al
any point onthe line Of the road.
BY order, &c,
y, GEO. HEST. SgAi
July 10, Is4S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
SERVANTS for sale.

rT We have two likelv female servants. one
about Is years OF age, the other about 8, both
very likely and valuable, which we are anxious
to dispose OF at private sale ~4f.-
July 6. THE TRUSTEES
VENETIAN BLINDS.
n HAVE one pair of elegant venitian Blinds,
- for sale low EN- AlSQUITH.
luna K 4 @77 .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
The Island Will Property,
AT HARPERS FERRY
EOR RENT.

n Ii. difficulties III the way orTehtihg the
EA above; mtntionetI property for the benefit
n Adam MoIsr. having been removed, the I'M
dersigned, as trustee, wiIlease tae SANG y q
rood tenant, fsr and during The mex. 81 hiding
s-3u erd;~-Soa The frs,d-- u July, l5I-.
The ex;rao1iiSary and veil Known advantages
Of IBIS property are such As TO render II 'lnae.
cessary 10 lie tail them. i will suffice To- sly
that il is considered Che best a9Vr manufacturing
Mil in h IS past ofNthe Valley of Virginia
The rent wa be made reasonable. For fur
ther.. particulars on the suhjecicf said renting,
applicants mas apply either 10 The undersigned
al Chariesibw5, or 70 Mr.. Adam MoIer near
Hallsown- X
s ANDREW HUNTER,
July 6, 1913 III. i Trustee.
SE7@ TIE Fgedsrick.o,cn Examiner. Hagerstoicn
7eres Lighi, ara Baltimore 7ms5ieaa, wiIIplesse
cory The above until forbid,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
! S23s %

Ordered. That tie late sherilfof his eoaoiy
BE- notified BY publication IN the Free Pres. that
he settle forthwith the dePositums of The parish
levy. for The years 1870 and 1871, with Richard
Williams, Esq, former Treasuger-and slso, +
that the present Sheriff settle with George B.
BealI, Treasurer Of this Board, the dspositIm Of
1912
Ordered, That George B. Besll. Treasurer,
stand credited for the following SUMS
1919 t7-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
es0l,saslissforserss Sale.

GOEssssR sKOIsef7s sale.
3 N obedience 10 adecree oflhe County Court
q &c Jefferson, in ChahecryfsilfiHg. viii "a of-
fered at 1ufir auetian on .aIoada4tas | IN ads
lcf Jeignert, II The Court House u charlestown.
THE DWELLING HOUSE,
Yard and Garden u Cpl Jsnifs tste' contain
ing s5ont FeIr Acres, with III re improvements
thereon on the following, terms TO WI s--sne-
third Of The purchase fione ia.he Paii en- tpe
day cf salss one-ihlfd Il So am me balsnee ~
twelve months from tie ,lsy of safe. The de-
ferred rasmeais 70 be secured ~ ooligatlons
with personal security, and The tAse sooe re-
ioiaea Is further security
ssllENitY aBEfeIi Il, Special Gem
Jund 29i 1918.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
TRuSrEE.S SAHE.

ERY yirtue:ofa Deed or Trust, from Jacob
ND Myers and his wife, 10 tho undersigned
dated on the faith OF February, 1899. recorded
in the Office If the County Court of Jefferson
county, 4yirgisia,. and for the purposes therein
contained, lSoall, on Friday he Oh day IF ne4l
month, June: lSl3.) before the Court house
door ID CharlAstown, Je ferson co.. Va offer at
public sale, life following real estate, VIZ:
TURF TmA@g OF LAND
Upon which tke said Myers now resides contain
ing about Gas ACRES, lying upon lhe Eastern
side Of the SHENANDOAH river, and Opposite 10
the lands OF John c. R. TaslorI and Kable, Jen-
kns s Johnston.
TERMs-n Made known al sale.
will m3ks;such tile q the purchaser, as is
Vested in me " The said Deed Of Trust.
GEORGE W. HAMMOND,
May II, 1913. Ttasite.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
One BOX or Len1O

lust received and for sale By
q A NJ cRIDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The SheriGaef Jefferson County, asJOiioips, rig:
To Samuel Malheys' salsry as Super =
intendept OF the Poor House, for the a
year ending 3Ist Deceinber, 1913, Se75 90
DR. Robert Msgruder, salary as ply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
VaKLTfAB14 ~ FARM.

FOR SAFE
FRVHE subscriber oaeis for sale, valuable
Il FARM in Berkeley County Va, situated
FIVE miles ffom4 ShepherdStown, and about the
same distance from Maftlnsburg This.PfoPex-
nj, known Us the Swan-pond farm contains
SOL ACRES of the best Limestone land iGQ
s'res af %Eieh are n cultivation, Hheremain'
der is heayiiy lIhbered The Swap-pond stream
flows through the meadow, and there + good
water III the hodse, anil upon other paris Of THE
farm. The Improvements consist Of
H-sz. ~ 4 GOOD FRAME
k3I1flA Dlretttss: Horse,
~ kkksE and the u5rig; Oui.houscs This
tarta hrs fyfry advantage cf situ-
alton, b9lng two miles frbm the Chesapeake &
ONO Cahsl three nilcslfrsm the Baltimore s
Ohio IsailtRosd, and 6ilsa short distasee from
several MERCHANT MF.is. f
JOHN l. DUNkEL. If
Charles eBn. Time 20 lss5. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
Al List OF Letters,

II EMAINING in the Post Office at She pherds.
10 town, Va, on the LIST day Of July, ls43,
and II not taken out before The LIST day Of octo-
abef next, will be sent 10 The General Post Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
r u 3 1xC S AT. IL
+ VALUABLE SHENANDOAH
El4LsPROPEIeTsF,
F.l .Eofg.s ,.xse., m Esy

va Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
49, Henry Row land; Garter VI Tia alsoA ahd
Samuel nCfie6owef, dated an lhe Isl day &c
May, 1899, and duly recoFded in Tile Clerks 0f,5
fee or the County Couru e JeleFson. and BY
virtue ofa Decree Of the Girenit Superior Cont
of Law and ChanceFy fortsail ccntiy, rendered
at the Afey term, 1873 tlfe undersigned as sur
giving Tfu4ees viii SCH, fat .rHillc auction.
to the highest bltjer5n Saturday b. a9th deg IF
] ne1i moast duly. lefSs]tlpt largo ardyalaahle
| FLOUR Mansaaa curing gEial,
\ Situated on the island Of Nirginn5S, IN The Sic
nandoah Rlser, near Harpees,Feffy, recently IN
i tire oceupancy-of Ford s snyder togetterNilh
the MILL. LOT and al lie Buildings attached
4 thereto.I III
/ The chafacterr. extent ard capacity OF this
property are so well known, as 10 sapersede tho
necessity Of detailed ctptan-i, VIII be
sufficient 10 -, that ii IS believed to be one Of
tie mqst valuable esta blishneni4 dc The kind 10
be fetSpd in the NState Of virginia, and Meli
worthy otthe attention Of eaptahsts from q.
broad
The Trims Of Sale riH BE oae-thitd Of The
purchase money in cash and theFresi.ue ina
quail annuai instruments al one tNo, three and
+ fogr years, with interest On each5 from tac day
ofxale.
The title 10 be retained ubtll fthe. whole or
said purchase money shafI he pad, Ind The Vir-
chaser, in further pursuance ofsaid decree, viii
soue safe office, to The fulkamouRi Of the after
payments,
Possession 70 be given immediately
The title is bclieYcdio be ndisfatsble.
Sale 10 lake place The premises an I2 M
precisely ANDREW HUNTER,
PROVINCE Met 0RMICK,
June IS 1919. TyustteF> &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
.gTgyJS EEES5 SAf,E;.

Tsyll E undersigned, Trustees in two Deeds Of.
b Trust executed BY Richard Cromwell and
Jacob Swartz, each dafed en- The 9th Of JULY.
lsa9, and now e record III the Ceunsy Cou4t Of
Berkeley, will expose 10 sale, at putaic-auctioI,
before tie Cohrt-hou,e door, ii he iewn of
Martnsburs on Saturday he l5th day II July
iS43, The following valuable PROPERTY, CONVEY
Cd by said Dseas LIST,
Thc Flour EEiIl Lot.
Containing about twenty four and one. fourth
acres and DESCRIBED BY r1etesfapd bounds, IN
the Deed Of Faulkner and Pendlelen 10 CFoms
well and Swarfz Except so much thereof as
may be embraced within the seeones Lot Jas fol-
lows 81,
E'ic Depot Lot,
Bounded On ihe North By line running parallel
with TIE Southern. side Of Maftn Street. tothu
Western hauk Gf.the AlilI-dam, on the South by
line parallel with THE MOI them SIDE OF Burke
street, and running likewise teEthe Western
bank of tile Dam OF Race; on the Eas, By tie
said Race, and en- tlIe West by iac running
from the South east eerner OF the Sprgg lol, J
with the .fencss,A1o Martin Street This tot
" Il be accurately surveyed The aater rights
.of'so much thereof borders on and embraces
ne water will reserved to tip Mil belowss--
III, MI IN
The Gil FzigE Lot,
The bounds oGNhich are set forth III EhesDecd
OF FaulklIer and fendleion 10 CrehweIl ana
Smartz, epnlafaing about Ivy and a-haif
acres.
The property will be sold suhjtat 70 The IN,
assigned dover Of Mrs Julia stephen.
s5 TERMS One half of the pufebase money in
tand (; The balance in twelve mphLhs with IN
ierest on he offered payments, the purchasers
sxccuiing trtis5 deeds-to secure The. deferred
psymepis HARRISON WAITE,
| Gil. ID: STEWART,
Iuae IS, 1913. &l Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

wanted Immediately al the Free Press or.
hce- Warn Is fle Wealher is. We must
have something 10 MAKE de poi boil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
Mr. Pennimg1on.


10uRsUANT tgshe terms OF Deed Of Trust
executed 70 me, By william Alexander,
osering dhle the ID day Of May, 1872, and re-
corded ~ the Clerks Once Of the County Court
" Jefferson. Virginia, and for the purposes
therein mentioned. BY The request Of eli the par
ties interested. shall expose 10 sale. at pablic
suction, for cash. on the Prospect Hill Farm,
the present residence Of William Alexander.
(about two and a-hslf miles from chsrIe.,own !
on TUESDAY the 18th day of AUGUST, 1913.
all the Personal Property or said william p. AZ
exander. conveyed By said Deed. consisting Of
Negroes, male and female,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, andHogs,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEM
~ RN ITURE,
Turning Utensils Of pdrious kinds,
"A Wagon and Gears,
n t,oo horse Carriage and Harness. &c.
B. G. WASHINGTON, Trustee.
July -. l6l3--3l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

w 500 bushels. Oats. 100 bHsh. Potatoes. j
1909 pounds Bsc0n.
For which wiIlgise goods Il the ~ ssesteas
prices. ? PArEErTsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

July 6,sfs43
The Hsgtrsioscn Torch Light, and Frederick Er-
an,iasr, win phase insert till day Of sale, and
mark be cost. z r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Ordered, That the proceedings q The Board
be published in the Free Press.
Ordered, That The Treasurer pay The members
present, each one dollar, TO- their services at
the board this Gay.
Adjourned.
+ ~ Signsdby the Members present..
A true abstract-Testss
JNo. P. BROWN, Clerk
July Is, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
Notice 10 Passengers.

mn and after the Monday the lotA, the rates
~ Of. fare on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will be as follows, viz;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

BRICK FOR SALE.
HNHE subscriber has lot Of frst-rate burnt
L BRICK on hand. which he will dispose Of
on moderate terms, for cash
j. DANIEL HEFLEBoWER. .
June %. 1913 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
For Sale.

N For Sale.
HAVE second hand Carriage with hsr-
= ness, in good order, having been lately thor
oughly repaired, which will sell very cheap. J
ANDREW KENNEDYN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

SCOTCH HERRING.
MUST received. being a superior article
. Also, on hand prime No. I Herring and
Shad-all ef which will be sold low. :
July Isl MILLER.
SALT.
~ ROUND ALUM & FINESsALT, By sack
" or bushel, always on hand and Cor sale
by. J:JMlLLER.
i July -.
lust received and FER sale BY
= July IL, J II PEARD AGO.
NRESH CRACKERSE-Soda. WAFER. m
Sugar cIackers, for sals By
yaly =. EFM AIsQUIrH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
TRUSTEES SAxsw
or
W Al " A BE "a lllsls1asrs
PROPERTY.

fNY virtue Of a deed of trust from George Ray.
- nelds 10 The subscriber, for The benefl Of
the late Henry Boteler, and Ia pursuance Of the
Decree. Of The Circah Supefior Eehtt Of Law
and Chaneery for Jefferson county, Virgins,
rendered on The 30th day Of Mr., 1913, in The
suit Of Peter Sapefwein against Henry Boie.
Ier's adaiinistrsForS end others. shall cher for
public sale, beEose the Court House door In
Charleslown. Jefferson County, Virginia, o.
.N9adoy TIE ia dry 81 jay mari,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25

, he himself wrote, his voice ami his sote
were ever prompt in sustaining the adj
ministgaiirn OF James Maids n, in his
patriotic eaorts to defend the country a.
ga.nst the British, and bring the war TO a
Successful close. At the c'ose # that
war, he devoted all tue energies of his IN
rivalled lntClect, 10 measures calculated
to rest IRE the disordered finances OF the
nation, and The general prosperity of tie
people. His cffors were crowned with
Success, AID now another crisis has arisen
IN our public affairs, and no man is better
qualified to effect a restoration of public
ere lit, and advance tie commerce aGd
general prosperity of The who.e country,
Ills views on all questions OF rNionaI
policy are strictly democratic, and bis ad-
nnistralion would lie conducted in exact
conformity with item. We shoal see
on e again, a return OF the best days "i
the "g eat republic OF the west" The
false ard dangerpus doctrines of federal
ism-:is d,striou'i m hribcrIes--itS uncon-
ST uDlunal en- rolchmcnls upon The rights
OF the states; u would be forever Danish.
ed from oar national policy. We wolld
sec revive once IN IRE, the pure ecOnDm-
cal and republican administration Of
Thomas jefferson. Above all, liberal
AMI generous policy would be puls led to.
warts the new states. The public lands
would cease 20 tc u constant and cXlars'-
ing drain on oar wealth and resources. =
In "A word, that policy would b. pursued,
which Michigan, and other north western
states have always demanled, and VIII Oh
justice req Ires they should enjoy.
For these re, sols, then. we 20 fer the
nomination OF john &. Cllholn, Of 5 u'h
Carolina, for the next presidency--s lb'
iect, OF course to the decision OF nation
al convention. We have placed his name
at the !of our o'um1s, where 1t wlI
continue 10 stand, uut,l our democratic
Irieads in Convention assembled, shal
have selected ano her standard bearer, 81
until the people Themselves sHalI have
rendered tntir verdict at the Lot box in
l84I.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
Trustees Sale.

I'm pursuance to the provisions of a GER
D tain Deed oil Trust made by Thomas
Mu.lin and wife on the I'd day Of April,
1910, conveying to tho undersigned as
Trustee for the benefit Of Motz s. Hender-
son, the following described land in Madi-
son county, to.wit: The west half Of north
east quarter of section thirty -one; the east
half of northwest quarter of section thir-
ty-one; the south half of east half of south
west quarter of section thirty; the west
half south east quarter of section thirty;
the east half of northeast quarter ofsec-
ton thirty; the north half west half of
southeast quarter of section thirty-one;
the north hall of east half OF southwest
quarter OF section thirty-one, all in town
ship eleven, range four, east; containing
in all four hundred and thirty nine sixty
eight one hundredths acres, more or less.
And having been requested thereto by
said Motz g. Henderson, shall proceed TO
sci on the
9Th day Of February, 1913,
ut the court house door in the town of C..n-
ton, at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid land.
will convey such title as is vested in
me by said Deed Of rust, which is be-
lieved to be good.
w. d. HENRY, Trustee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-25
GlLLARD'5! SOUTHERN GARDE'
NER'S CALENDER.

January.--Plant all kinds Of ever
greens, either fem slips or roots. Sow
late peas nj beans; SOW summer caJbnge
at the luI! Of the moon, and parsley at the
change; slw spinach for seed in Il ted Of
rich land; plant out your artcaokeS,
which will hear in the fall; also, rose and
other trees for fruit or ornament, except
those of the orange trIe, which are
not TO be removed until spring; all kinds
of lowering shrubs may now be remov-
ed.
Februarg Sow all kinds of ear y mel
Ions, cucum' ers, kidney beans, sllashes,
asparagus, rldishes, lettuce, and garden
crosses for seed; sow late dwarf peas and
onion seed; at the full of the moon, car
rots. plrsnips, and red beets, in beds pre-
pared as follows: Lay quantity of ma
nnre in the beds, tlrn them up repeatedly
with spade, very deep; make them about
two feet abroad, trench them in a shallow
gutter, in VIII CHI drop your seed and cover,
and then let them be. The middle of this
month is proper for grating in the cielt.
(! yoir trees have not been pruned they
must not be neg eciel now. SET out your fig
trees; plant out hops and'aII kinds of aro-
m llc herbs, set out cabbage, carrots, par
ships, turnips, g., designed for the next
years seed, bat they ought have been hung
up in some dry place in December last
Pant Irish PotltoeS; SOW oats, and reap 10
June.
Mareh.--What was ncg'ec'el in the
last mouth, may be successfully done II
this. Sow Frelth beans. all cts OF me-
Inns, &C., tomato seed, red P 9pper for pick
ling; celery seed for next winter, whlcI
must be set out out when at proper size
and let grow all the summer, when it mus
be ,blanchel. Plant another crop G
vines, roun eyal peas, and transplant arr
matte herbs; now trim orange and leno
J trees.