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ssss~ EXHIBITION wEEK!
VAC NYFicENT DISPLA
THOMAS IA PRI.iE s.

THOMAS IL. PRICE s. co,
By every ARRIVAL ate making large additions to
der ,nuaandiug stock OF
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Ia every depaTtms nj iheJ are noA thoroughly as
>UTted aEI able 10 give buy yefs at home. ,r IRON
= rOad the advantage Of i-rse and vari,d selee
u0n.
The senior par ner OF the house is again in mar
ket thIs giving tnem the ad autake VI u reside NJ
partner. whist II lends freshness II tneir entire
IL store aud expected
Elssaat VelYet CiosEs
ID Black CiotA Iioaks
Do do do Clocks
Staiia shswis, great variety
Long and square brcehe SusSls
b. Blanket shswls
nos;sry, Gloves. Mite,
Back All Colored ia sdere silks
Engiisn and Amsrican Prints
Riea silk Robes a'Lez '1''N'-'''
Ps Ps DC is9 ps95Is 1lospf7s spfrs
Elegant Vslentaa Robes
Eicsa ar MgIsianv kobas
EmOrolserges, every grade
Poin, Lace and Brussels sets
Val and Honitun do
I.s = collars il variety
BLACK Inrelsd nd french Neiis
bUm5aZiues, Grapes, Wells. &C.
In tue HEAVY GOODS department, they have
5A-aned UP thsir Gel OF again, and prepared 10
purp The very Closest rates such goods can be
so.d At.
Tneg are new getting in
sATrINET>
snEkP'o uhEis. all qualities
brown and Hleached COTTONs
FLANNBLS &C, &c
Auoi which are offered uposH the yeEy fest terms.
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And the various affections consequent upon a die
STOMACH OR LIVER.
srch as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
.0licky Pains Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, DsspOn
iency, Cestiveuess Blind and bleeding PLl,s II
all Nervous Rheumatic, and NedralEic Affections
il has in numerous instances proved highly bench
1iaI and in ,,rhers effected n dec ded cure
This is "A purely vegetable compound, prepared o.
strictly scieulic principles, after the snnsr OF tbs
celebrated holland Professor, Boerfave Because O
is great success most otthe european States Ito IN
reduction Into the Statrs was intended more esp
chilly for those OF faith riand scattered here ali
there over the face OF this mighty country Meetln
Sith great success amonE thoun, now oner II 10 III
american public knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknow lodged.
Ii is particularly recommended 7 those person
whose couHitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use Of ardent spirits, or other Iorins o.
dlssipation Generally instantaneous IN effect II
fnds its way directly TO the seat OF life, thrilling
gnd QnlckepnS every nerve, raising up the urCcp
ing sIafi; and, in fact. infusing new health AND
yisor in the eystem.
E0TICE.-Whoever expects 70 find this q beve
low spirited, il will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial. possessed of singular IT. remedial properties.
The great Repularity of this delightful ARENA has
Induced many limitations, which the public should
,uard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
UJLJAED BITfEkS a fair trial. 0ne bottle Will
con vince you bow infinitely superior it Is to all
tIese limitations. -, .. \, .,
soad at 81 per bottle or six bottles for 50, By the
SOLE pR0pRi hT0hS,
BENJAMIN PAG Il, JiS. u co
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEuTISTS AND CHkMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
ax-sold by nearly all the Druggists In this city
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E UR. JAMES D MCJAW, TTOItSSUT
e. Caelnistry of Medical College of Virginia Dear
Sir: would feel Obliged if you would Detain from
DR. VIM e Anderson the pill hs has in his posses
SOU y hich is part of the same medicine taken BY
tha ta;. Mr WOofy,) and ausl.se tue same toT as,
AiytlX W Il written statomeut u its coufeGts.
Eas, ctfally. WAhING FEAhCE.
EicnEloCl. UcG. 21J, 1858.
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pELLEVUE HOSPITAA.-ih ihis lnstisg-
has haAI,

BELLEVUE HOSPITAA.-ih ihis lnstisg-
~ tion which has been in successful operatientcr
the last FIRE years. g situated on -.s !.
CHURCH HILL, kIO lM0ND, VA,
In delightful, airy position, and Ia furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa-
tents and the successful treatment Of diseas
1t has lately undergone extenslve repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the accent
nodston of gentlemen who may find it ineouye-
aient to be treated at their private lodgings. g
Particular attention Will be paid to the lltnc aya
yards, which peculiarly commodious.
TERMS: eae ssgE
(Payable on the removal q the Patisntl
White patients. per
Noioreo 90. a, .,'........... .-........a
Private ROOMS, ....,.........81 TO $iS
So City acceptanees required for patients frcu
me country, unless whero the parties known 70
me Of the PLY ysicans Of the Hospital.
This incl udes all charges for Board, Medical attend
snce, Nursing aud Medicine. by an arrangement
gth the Infirmary of the Medical College, a small
additional fee, ranging from 80 TO $50, will be eEarg
ID for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertainsd beforehand by application to Of the
attending Physicians IS as
No small pox admitted.
Nc patielt received fer less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal atton-
sion TO ell patients placed In their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D..
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, VI D..
Basement of the PowhAtau Rouse
o. A. ORENSHAW, NE,a
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
VIII W. PARKER, NJ. D..
Law Building Franklin street, next deor 70 gsate
rHos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physicisa
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Ool REWARD.--l will give SO n

Up - ward for the apprehension Of the barslsr
that entered my house, No q Main street.. between
the n9brs $1,000 81 a1a , on n us.dsy nEn ana
silk do; Houselaine do; and sundry other smaller
articles The polcs will please hook ont for the anti
eles and the hief. JOSEPH STkAUeks
no il-2w n Main IT.
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There was snow in Wilmington, N. c., on Tues
dag last. s
Ice appeared at yicksburg on the 9th inst.
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E&6f CIaAEs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
large and wsii selected stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

JOHN BJUcHFR
18th street,
between Main and Franklin cts.
kB.-oIGARS made in ady style 70 order.
sc E~2nl
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ITEMS
Quoth Smith to Jones, 1t really is = Sin
You DO not get y our pretty house fenced in:
Ouoth Jones, you're wrong; the place is fenced
cOnfound il,


Quoth Smith to Jones, It really is sin
You DO not get y our pretty house fenced in:
Quoth Jones, you're wrong; the place is fenced,
cOnfOund il,
Ny wife is sll the time q railing round it.
From the throat Of 8 lady in New York, old
DR.. Mott has just removed 6 fish bone which has
kept her speeohless and suffering for two years
Though large doses Of ehloroform we're admins
tered, upon the completion Of the operation the pa
tient spoke and said that il she had had any idea
Of the agony it inflicted she would have died before
submitting to 1t. It was necessary to make an in
CisiOn in the windPiPe, and put in a silver tube.
Toast at a surprise party, Feb 2, 1855 Here's
to the man who swears, steals and lies-swears of
from drinking, steals away from bad company, and
lies in an honest bed"
It is calculated upon close count Of the House
Of Representatives, that there will be majority Of
eight for the admission Of Kansas with the LeeOmp-
ton constitution.
Two men, Joseph Sparks and Oscar Flint, we're
asssied in the suburbs Of Baltimore few nights
ago by gang Of shOulder-hitters. Flint was
knocked down sud robbed, but his companion es-
capped by fight When the sooundrels hit Flint,
SPARKS 1fle-
man dancing the polka looks as il he had a hole
in his pocket, and was trying to shake shilling
down the leg Of his trousers.
In trial Of speed on skates from Bangor to
hampaen, young woman, assisted by the wind
and her orinOine, beat young man by three min
uiesi time 80 minutes. The wind ss so strong that
the lady couldn't beat back on the ice.
1t is intended to erect a monument to Gen. Have.
lock, at Sunderland, his native place.
short time ago, Mr. Walker, cloth manufacturer,
at Mir6eld in the West Riding OF Yorkshire, CON-
mited suicide, owing to sewers losses On Saturday
Jan. g, his son, Wism Walker, followed the lament
able example Of his parent
A Gavard, pavnbrOker Of Sacramento, has II
pawn q gold watch, made in 1863, which WaI
presented, in 1871, by Washington to Lafayette. Il
bears inside Of the case the following inscription
sc. Washington to Gilbert Notisr de La Fsye.te
Lord CORVALLIS CAPT gulstiOn, Yorktown, DsCsmbsl
II, I7sI."
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duty Of tha County Court Clerks 20 make out from
the reports furnished them, q ststement Of the
strength and coalition Of the militia in the satF0
county, copy Of which he shall transmit 70 the
Adjutant General Of the State against the fret st)
day Of May IN each year for which services the said
clerk snd othcer, shall Be allowed such oODpenss-
ton out Of the county treasury theCOunty Court
shall think reasonable
See 4 Be e further enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage
Sec s. ProUiaed all 6nes in the hands Of Judges,
Advocates, and Collecting officers, as muster nes,
shall be applied to the payment OF elams that have
been allowed; any balance remaining shall be paid
by the Judge Advocate to the County Trustee, and
shall be added to the Common School fund and dis
posed Of as other Common School funds.
Passed February IS, 1858
DANIEL S. DONELSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN G. BURCH
Speaker Of the Senate.
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At every stage Of the history Of Poitoal organize
ton. says contemporary, there mnst ever be SON 9
questions Of paramount and controlling interest,
which serve &c the test Of orthodoxy the tOuchstOns
Of party fsalty In respect TO nOn-essentials, the
utmost latitude Of Judgment and diversity sf opinions
are admissible among members Of the same party.
But there must be an agreement upon fundamental
issues or measures which involve in their decision,
essential principles Of government. What is true Of
religious denominations, hold good in reference to
political bodies There are certain characteristics
articles Of faith, distinctive elements Of belief and
forms Of worship, which must receive the spproba-
tion Of all who enter the pale Of the respective
churches Men may agree perfectly in s thousand
minor points, and yet if they are not Of the same
way Of thinking in regard TO fundamentals, they
esnnot belong to one denomination. On the other
hand, they may not have 8 single opinion in com
mon as to immaterisl questions and still coincide in
opinion concerning the great essentials Of any given
creed BUTT not necessary to pursue the illustra-
ton. None, we venture to assume, viii undertake
to cOntrOvsrt the general pOstulste except who
desire to violate it, and they always 50 marked
by the world as to require no exposure.
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THE RECENT FRACAs AT WASHINGTON A
CORRECT STATEMENT.

THE RECENT FRACAS AT WASHINGTON A
CORRECT STATEMENT.
A friend, writing from Washington, refers to the
Geographic account in the Nashville papers, Of the
recent difficulty between MCssrs. KETTT and GROW,
in the House Of Representatives at Washington, and
says that it does manifest injustice to the former
gentleman and supposes that IL was sent US by some
INSCRIPTIONS black republican reporter. Our friend
Is doubtless correct We regret having had TO sub
init 80 long to the imposition of such characters
Our correspondent, reliable gentleman and an
eyewitness Of the whole scsne, sends US the follow
ing extract as containing truthful account Of the
matter, which we gladly publish in justice to 8 too
impetuous but gallant Southern gentleman:
.Aoout two clock, A. NJ. Gen. Quitmsn offered
q proposition 10 diseutangs the proceedings in the
House Mr.. Grow, who was in one Of the sisles on
the Democratic side of the House, objected little
tarlv Mr. keitt said 20 him, Go the other
side Of the House, 10 which you belong if you want
10 object Mr.. Grow answered. d" III object where
I please" Mr. Eeitt then said, Wait till ] can
come round, snd I'll take care Of you" Mr.. Keitt
went round and said 10 him, &c lou abotiouist pup
pv. move TO your side Of the House, and don't stay
here Mr. Grow said, "Iu stay As long IS j
please Mr.. Eeitt then chOked him for an instant
lie linn started of when Dir. Grow said, d" You
cant come from your plantation and crack the whip
over me p" Mr. kett turned back and said, IN
choke sou again for that insolence and he grssped
his thrn4I ID second time. Gen. Davis, Of Miss,
then Inter euug wreuched Mr. keItt round 70
keep bem apart, and pressing him against the cor
nsr Of - table. Mir hcIt partially fell. Mr.. Grow,
when Mr.. kcItr WAS wrcuchaI rCUnd TO separate
them. struck at Sir. ha.tg- We think, but did not
reach him. Nj. Baras aLe IN interfering 10 seps-
rate them vas struck, 4ad deal, O. lew heavy blows
in return. The whole thing was sudden, snd over
in moment. There was not EauaH excitement pre-
vai,iug before. or afterwards. This is q succinct
statement OF the whole affair.
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drawn hs objection Again, ii Is skia By ths gentle
man from Overtcn, in rather boasting manner that
if these geBtleman judges not satisfied with the
amount Of their labor, they can resign, and their
places win seen be filed by men OF energy and
ability, who will perform the duties promptly. Dees
the gentleman mean 70 iRsinuste that the Office Of
Circuit Judge is not now filed By men Of energy
and ability If 80, far my circuit is concerned
] rePelthe charge, and assert in my place, that
the business is performed with much promptness
as it could be done. by any other man in the State
Ard so far as resignng is concerned, Judge GoodaN
has no right resign, the office was given him BY
the people, aud is his duty to hold the Office for the
term for which it was given. in conclusion viii
say, l hope gentlemen upon this aoCr viii decide
upon this proposition, upon it's merits. Al
ask is equality aud justice to which every portion
Of this State is entitled.
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savannah lTarIEet Feb 10.

THE Ice CRoP.-The present clear cold weather is
very favorable for harvesting ice and toe companies
are industriOusly pro6ing by it. Within the next
ten days or fortnight, if the cold term should con-
tinue they will endeavor to make up for lost time.
The ice bids fair to be very fine article; fresh,
free from snow, and clear crystal so that if the
quantity shall fall below that Of former years, the
quality will at any rate be better.
The amount Of ice consumed in this city yearly is
about 40 900 tons; which is less than half of what
IS harvested expressly for city use; for it should be
known, in order to appreciate the difficulties which
beset this business that the greaterprOporton Of the
ice, after it has been housed with great labor and
expense, is lost by melting and breakage before it
can be delivered to customers. This is especially
the case with thin ice, that which has surface
protection Of snow TO prevent il from being ''sun
struck" We think that the most inveterate OppO-
nents Of cold weather will be willing to stand il
few days longer, if that will insure US a liberal
supply, on moderate terms, Of the great summer
luxury ~ 7. Jour- Of Com.
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TheLif6 and Times ofAarOn Burr.
By JAMES PARTON.

Fourth Edition. with Steel Portraits AID Wood-sats
Asr0u Burr q The mssi gallant soldiers Of hs
Revolution the most successful laEysE ps-bsDs ever q
tbs New York bar; Inc EhrsFds5 Il politicians. ana he
6rs Of allbusters. Els T. presents the sztrs Of hon
or ard disgrace wealth and poverty sad affords materials
fgr Ors Of tie mls depy interesting and usrustvs biog
isPhes written. How well Mr. Parton has nsrrr sf
tie work Of bogrsphsr ms7 be judged from he ssa-
too the book has received from the press and he Cno1s
expressed respecting it. az vel as o the rotv a il
sale. -Four editions have now been sold in les an Two
months, While the Prss q Sew YORK city alone has JsTO
ted han forty columns 70 reviews Of and discussions
arising from il The following thCrt extracts indicate he
quality q The hook
From tie Esg Y0rE T5i5ane.
at Is rCmluce not founded in fct but Eet s'Ets
true sfory Of az sEring, WayFard Wasei humsn Hths
be o. one who, IL his worst estate hardly Cess han
eIonangsl ruined The manner IN ghica Mr. Parton has
asGn4lgea ae dunes OF B. rap1e- m the composition
Of tbs Work, ds1landsa cordial and emphatic sco nion.
Every page bears the uurks Of indsializabls abor n
was no small chaos OF matsr8 which be uBfe-oo 70 r.
duce 20 historic Order and he has performed b. task with
the zal OF an a1tqaEry and the taste Of az artist"
IRON tis Boston Post
a uOT8 interesting, nay flscnsan- volume th1n ths
one IN hand, We have rarely met with Ma u--
N we had reGd this volume had We the slightest isea o.
Mr.. PErEoas ability, t2tr mpIIer OF has lrisu
Net only is the Life aud Times OF Asrrn Burr ain
EulsTy void Of that her0-W1rlip ach Is usually 81 die
usir an attendanr upon 1or piers bat he tragic story
2 iod With the power ard sim pLc..y ci Co1une poet
Is % impossible MOI 10 read afer ore has begunr
From be Earti American Rsgisr.
't ought % be read b. cry American wio Woad knew
tie hH tory Of his eva country"
FreW he ''L0Enga-" t1 Hzrpa's Weekly.
"lr. Parton has written one Of he most fascinating Of
bogaphits-1h3 ME ut Aa-0n BJfr 10 IS poor crm1l-
meat " ssy that tlis m IS al nsre trsFa 1sv bal Is
would be the hghes praise o novel % say that % had as
much su1sanee progress Interest and mlrai as this bioe-
raPny me reader ees ONE idea q the personal attrac-
uon q me MN 'u s very Singular interest which his
mantle story e1cies."
JUST Received BY
W. I. BERRY & Co.,
Public SQUARE.
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IA We received, on yesterday, q letter from a
friend in Washington, in whose Judgment we have
much confidence, informing MS that the proposition
20 admit Kansas into the Union, under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, viii pas
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sua, ssys:
The committee on territories we're ready 90 report
the Kansas admission bill The report is delayed
bv the ii ness Of one OF the members Of the major
ity Of the committee, Mr.. Fitzpatrick, who was TO-
day excused from serving on the committee his
place VII be Eled.
The seIs-. committee Of the House, appointed un-
der the resolution Of Mr. Harris Of Illinois, TO IN
ouire into facts bearing the admission Of Kansas
- q Stale have held one meeting ami decided that
no inquiry s necessary. All motions tending 10 an
inquiry were Trjectsd by vote Of eight to seven.
The committee will meet again tomorrow anu
probably tor be last time.
Il is believed that the administration have lie
compton mg u-ify in the House. This was the oPln-
5on in the Democratic caucus Of Saturday night
TuE Twg>r4 SECOND OF FEBRUABT.-The mem
bsrs Of the legislature, having expressed desire
60 pay their respects in person the estimable lady
Of the late President Polk, on the anniversary OF
the birthday OF WssHHGsoN called in body upon
Mrs. PouE on Monday, and we're received and en-
tertained with great cOrdiality. We are sure the
people Of Tennessee viii be gratihed at this mark
Of respect paid by their representatives to the dis
tinguisbed lady Of one Of Tennessee's grsstest
Statesmen.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The male departments of the Public Schools viii
celebrate their third anmprgqry on Friday the 26th
inst
Mr.. Crisp has Usry kiaky rendered them the use Of
the Theatre for the occasion.
The exercises consisting of destinations, dia-
logueS, debates songs, &c, will commence at A
NJ. The members Of the Legislature, the City COun-
ell, the Board Of Education Parents and Citizens
generally, are invited 70 attend feb 24-9t.
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SPRING FAIR

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to 8th of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
NUNS are Ofereda list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. I73 Deadriok Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WN. G.. HARDING,
fab On 4r;wEwfd President
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feb 20-triH&Ktd

The great American Corn Shelter OF 1856, Paten,.
ted by J. J. johnson, is now on exhibition ct Nc.
A. Public Square, Nashville Tenn, and is the only
really valuable invention Of the kind, ever offered
to the public. It will shell about 20 bushels per
hour in the hands of one man, wet green, or soaked
Corn, without cracking the grains, or breaking
the cObs. State and County Rights for sale at No
AZ, Public Square
Our motto: Examination and trial
Call and see.
feb. LIFT. J. A. BKoWE.
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AN ACT to abolish military dutv

Section l. Be Il enacted By the General Assembly Of
The State Of TsHRssses That all laws now in force
requiring the militia Of this State, Officers and pri-
Yates to assemble at certain times for the purpose
Of being drilled and instructed in military tactics
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. :. BsH enacted That it shall be the duty Of
the officers appointed by Law, to take list Of the
taxable property and polls in the vsrious civil dis
triets Of the several counties in this State to make
out report Of the strength and condition Of the
militia in each civil district, in the same manner
that the Captains of the companies now required
by Law to do, and they shall return the same 20 the
County Court Clerk against the 10th day Of June
Of each year.
seO. 3. BsR fsrthsr saast'6, That it shah b the
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SHIPMENTS OF GOLD PROM AUsTRALIA.-The last
arrival from Australia reports the departure of four
ships from Melbourne for England, with 1882, 900
in gold. During the past year $50, 1893 ounces
have been shipped from the colony
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Land and n gPOG 5

FOX SALE
n compliance with the late Will and testament Of Willie
Bsjth+oD Decd we will, on Friday Saturday, the
ION and h days Of MLrcu sell 70 The hgheet bidder
on = credit Of twelve mOBtns, about
500 ACRES OF LAND,
About 300 acres cleared and the soil well adapted 70 the
rons IN DOses OF agriculture. good water, and wei
bsTpd 10 be sold u three distinct and separate lots
me IT, known as the house tract Inc 2nds intending
cone a. ar 40 acres Of bottom land adjoining The ne
fTset The3d iacluding IS orlOasres O ano bottom WI
o ibeg Ning on Main Yellow creek. The land al les
IN nri-son county Tennessee District No. %. Bond with
appT9vsd security will be required Of The purchaser
Also AZ The and place. We H SCH 10 me mig n
OF ureIW8 months