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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-04
MONDAY. THE 7TH AUGUST, 1871,

at 5oclock p M, if fair, if not the next fair day
thereafter, the REAL ESTATE and STEAM
ENGIN + conveyed by the said decd consisting
of BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT ON the
west line of Brook Avenue, opposite to what was
recently known as the st. Francis de Sales Hos
pital, witha FRAMED TENEMENT in rear on
Moore street, with the lot fronting 40 feet the
west line of Brook Avenue, running back 2l9
said Gimmi, and on the south by a narrow Street
extending from Brook Avenue to Moore street;
also, the valuable TANNERY adjoining, which
has heretofore been managed by the said Gimmi.
1t has a front on the west line of Brook Ave
of about ls7 feet, more or less, and depth of
about 200 feet. The premises are supplied with
pure water by iron pipes from spring yielding
forty gallons per minute, and in rear there is a
canal which carries off all the waste water.
There are ample buildings of every kind for car
rying on large business, with thirty watts, tools
of every kind, bark convenient by railroads,
canal, or within six miles by wagon roads, and
any quantity of hides and skins can be procured
in the Richmond markets. There is steam en-
CINE of twenty-five horsepower in good order,
prepared for firing by the use of the old tan
bark. 7its7t 80 49, -
This is the only tannery Of any capacity in
Richmond, and the demand for leather is good
1t is believed that this tannery offers as many
attractions for profitable investment as any other
properly in this State; besides being valuable for
a tannery, the property is admirably well adapt
ed for u distillery and paper-Inill $3.50
This property will be sold either as a whole,
or divided into lots laid out on map, which will
be exhibited on the day of sale. The map of the
above property can be seen at the office Of w.
Goddin, auctioneer. v, 3s 80 -
TERMs.-One-third cash balance in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, the puf-
chaser giving his negotiable notes for the deferred
payment Interest added and the title being re-
tanned till the whole purchase money be paid,
and a conveyance ordered by the court.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Trus tee, -, \
VIM. FLEGENHEIMER, Assignee.
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VIM Saunders, Thos b. Bryan, Rev. A. b.
Grosh, Col. J. II. Thompson, Rev. John Trmble,
o. II. Kelley, washington, ID. g.
DEPUTIES Ar LARaE.-Col d. s. Curtis, wash
ington, ID. CD DIR. w. III. Durham, T. A. Thomp4
son, DIR. Jas. l.. Enos u. Cook.
..lh NArIosAI GRANGE, wAsnIsaroS d. O. 81
II is evident to all intelligent minds that the
time has come when those engaged in rural plrr-
Suits should have an organization devoted entirely
to their interests Such is intended to make the
Order of Patrons. 1t was instituted in 1867 its
growthis unprecedented in the history of secret
associations, and it is acknowledged one of the
most useful and powerful organizations in the
United States. Its grand objects are not only
general improvement in husbandry, but to in
crease the generally happiness, wealth, and pros
perity of the country 1t is founded HpQn the
axoms that the products of the soil comprise the
basis of all wealth that individual happiness de-
ponds sis, upon general prosperity, and that the
telligence and mental cnlture of the producing
classes M u
In the meetings of this Order all but members
are excluded, and there is in its proceedings a
symbolized ritual, pleasing, beautiful, and approl
pirate, which is designed not only to charm the
fancy, but to cultivate and enlarge the mind and
purify the heart, having at the same time strict
adaptation to rural pursuits 1870 :
| The secrecy of the ritual and proceedings of
the Order have been adopted chiefly for the pursl
pose of accomplishing desired efficiency extern
sien and unity, and to secure among its mem
bers in the internal working of the Order confl-
| dence, harmony, and security. i1 g
| Women are admitted to full membership, and
we solicit the cooperation of women because of
a conviction that without her aid success viii be
| less certain and decided Much might be said in
/ this connection, but every husband and brother
| knows that where he can be accompanied by his
wife sister no lessons will be learned but those
| of purity and truth. ~s -.-5
The Order of the Patrons OF H,sbandry will
accomplish a thorough systematic organization
| among Farmers and Horticulturists throughout
the United States, and will secure among them
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the District of Virginia.
In the matter of Harrison Thompson Il Co. VS..
John Q. Gray, bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
AT Abingdon, on the 3lst day of July, 1871.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ga. 5
Please TO take notice hereby, that petition has
been, to wit: on the 9th, day of February, 1871
filed ia said District Court by John q. Gray, OF
Washington county, in said district, who has
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt, upon
the petition of his creditors, under the act OF
Congress entitled "An act to establish more
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States approved March I'd, 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 18th day of August, 1871, at oclk
L. M, before Henry q. Gibbons, one of the reg
isters of said court in bankruptcy, at his Office in
Abingdon, in said district, is the time and place
assigned Tor the hearing OF the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause, if any
you have, why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted. 81. ~ sisf lt.fsi -rlfli
n 4 III. @. GIBBONS,
l1 Register in Bankruptcy
au 4-F2w tor Sth Conl Dist. of Va.
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Meeting of tile Woodlawn Farmers Club. OF
Mt. Vernon Township, Fairfax Co., Va.

Meeting of the Woodlawn Farmers Club. Of
Mt Vernon Township, Fairfax Co., Va.
TO The Editor Of the State Journal:
The club met pursuant to adjournment,
at the house of W arlington Gillingham, Jul
ly 10th, lS7l-President Gillingham in the
chair. Minutes of last meeting read and
approved. At roll-call, only fifteen menu
bers We're present. The Critical Commit
tee, after making-a cursory examination of
the farm OF our host, reported .lAsf
''That they find much about the place
well worthy of commentator, and per-
haps, in some instances, room for improve
ment; find some Of the corn looking very
we'll, indeed, while some seems to indicate
that deeper and more thorough cultivation
would have been beneficial, think that tow
large proportion of the cleared land is IN
corn, there being about one hundred snd
twenty acres in corn,) less planted, and the
same labor properly applied in cultiyating
it, that has been expended on the 12U
acres, would have resulted III more profit
to the proprietor saw about thirty thou
sand sweet potato hills, all looking re-
markably well; found good many tons of
very excellent ay-something q little rare
this season; fine lot of hogs for fall
butchering; also, a pure-blooded Essex
boar, procured at considerable expense from
Duchess county, New York. This, we
think, is an effort in the right direction, and
we hope and feel assured that its good re-
suits will indicate a necessity for, and be
followed, by similar action on the part OF
other members of this club. =
Committee on grasses being called,
owing to an oversight, had no written report,
but the chairman of the committee, ID. p.
Smith, ESQ.,, opened the subject by stating
that he sowed grass seed with oats this
year, and noticed a great deal better stand
Of grass ON u strip were he missed with
oats, and thought ii he had not sowed any
oats at all, the grass would have been worth
fifty dollars more than it is, oyer and above
the value of the oats, besides saving the
seed oats and the labor incurred. i.ttt 81
The expressed opinion of the members
indicate that oats are not a paying crop
here, and the idea is advancing that it will
pay better to SOW clover seed among
the corn after it is laid by, to plow under
the following summer for wheat, than to
SOW oats in the spring. taivs -
Some Of the members, who are trying
the celebrated Sanford corn, report that it
is doing very poorly here, and is not near
as valuable as the common Dent. Ans
The sheep interest was brought up by
the following resolution, which was read
and passed after discussion:
Resoloed, That the chairman of the committee
TO whom was referred the subject of advocating
tax upon dogs, be requested 10 urge the subject
upon. community, the proceeds of such tax 10
be part OF the township fund, to be applied IT,
wards paying for all sheep destroyed by dogs,
and the remainder, If amy, to be applied ioI
school purposes. .a So asIl laafffIl ir-Hi
"a - \. "a ia. D.
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A Northern firm has recently leased a
large grazing farm in Powhatan county.
Va, about twelve or fifteen miles from
Richmond, and is stocking il with goats,
which they intend raising altogether. They
have already sent up one or two hundred,
and propose to put between fifteen and
eighteen thousand ON the farm as soon as
they can get them. The main profit in this
business is the kid skin, which sells very
high in Northern markets. a8l - -,
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THE SINGER.
fFrom the Atlantic for August !

r,rom Tho At,an,io a. A,,,,,,s, T,
s,.. a. ~, ;,,,,,.,,..s..-.'.
fhere Is no improperly In stating that III
SINGER reierfeu 10 IN the following poem Is Alic
Cary, with whom Mr. Whittier Wns on terms O
very cordial intimacy for many va,rs aIa
=. - ',rr.' -'-~' H
Two sisters sought at eve my door;
. Two song pirus wandering from their nest,
n gray Ola iarin-house IN the west
E,Neh then = sii il u 700 sWeeuy SAD
Inc croWi oI pan, tn'tt an must wear
loo carry plesseu her hhuhght mar. .raf
-. -. -
her houest ups Were sweet win sohgi i
n memory haunted an ner words A
VI cioNerheius ana singing pirus-
-
Inc oroad horizons Oh we West
iieI sPeee1 .iopteu ~ iie oMeis 'he goio
vi h'i 'es' "ho''' 'oo"' hei roheo'
IT,, ,., 4. -. -, 1 l-.,
Iuoilou " my WIN uestiiy
M nne " ~, ne tl l s'i,u ne iieeor
he'' "ii "e 'hoie, saiu' Noo speeu! $500.
nm. .,,,,Y
Gouiu ~, 4 . . siils,ne . pllo , ,c
my NJ, sne W ll N .s leu 10 real heouAe
'"s'N u 'A' ioies' oooh
che want ,,,i,h ,.,, 80.
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AUCTION SALES.
.1.ie lr BY Wellington Goddiu, ialhi ,i'ltA
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, corner 0
aH ~ Eleventh and Bank Streets. 3 g,.ai5
rI,RUsTEE'S AND ASsIGNEE's SALE OF
..A VALUABLE LANYARD 80, 4,
AND OTHER REAL. ESTATE, ON BROOK
iAl'stt i3 AVENUE, ~. -
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ~.
INCLUDING ALSO A 25-HoRsE POWER
fft ENGINE. q -, ~.

By virtue of an order of the. United States
District Court, for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia, made the 7th of July, 1871, in the mat
ter of Louis Gimmi, bankrupt, the undersigned,
James peasants as trustee, named in a deed OF
trust executed by Louis Ginmi and wife, bearing
date 30th April, 1866, and the undersigned, Wm
f1egenheimer, assignee of the estate Of Louis
Gin1ni, a bankrupt in bankruptcy, and who by
said order is substituted in place of Charles
Rohr, one of the trustees under said deed of trust
said Rohr having removed from the State of Tir-
ginia WILL in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on .,ft ta.,..,s
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fsIlrt ftl ll2-Inyol.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir-

FstIle.t ffl l12-Inyol.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
GINA. 81 oaaiiA' iH
In the matter OF Wheelwright, Mpdge & Co. VS.
G.. 4. Waddy, individually, and one of the firm
of Bates Waddy Bros.
AT Richmond, on the 3lst day of July, 1871
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: -4.s., :
Please to lake notice hereby, that petition
has been to wit the 3ist day of July, 1871 1,
filed in said District Court by q. r. Waddy, of
Richmond city, in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the act
of Congress entitled AN act to establish uni
form sy stem OF bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States,n approved March ID, 1867 for a dis.
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provabe under said act and
that the 2lst day of August 1871, at 10 O'Clock A.
M before w. w. Forbes, one OF the registers OF
silu court IN bankruptcy, at his office in Rich
mohd IN said district, is the time and place as
signed Tor the hearing OF the same, when and
Where you may attend and show cause, if any
you have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted. -fsiIs ~ 81 .
You aFe also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt viii be held AT the same time and place.
NV. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy
an 3-Th2w for the Sd Cong'l Dist. of va 4
kWRAPfiNG PAPER may be Ind at his
w OFFICE = ff+
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ASSIGNEE SALES.
I ssI6ENEF,s Sue on



Pursuant to an order of the District Court of
tile United States for the Eastern District Of Vir
ginia, made ia the matter of Dan'l A. Watson,
bankrupt, L shall, assignee of said Watson's
estate sell at public auction, in front of the Ran
dolph House, In the town of Far1alville, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871,
commencing ut II O'Clock A. M, tliatyery desi-
rable tract of land upon which the said Watson
now resides, situated about one nile from Rice's
depot, in the county OF Prince Edward. contain
ing ~ tl. 80 tts al,i atil il3
FIVE sHUNDREDa AND SEVENTY AND A
ma WflFHu HALE ACRES, F4HfA-l
and has upon it . comfortable dwelling and all
necessary out-hoalses is well watered, with suf-
ficlent quantity of timber upon the land, and will
be sold free of all liens and membranes except
the contingent right of dover sHat
sfaltf aerrl w ff--- ilEf i4L " AN
n TE,RMS-Ten per cent. cash the residue on a
credit of ~ and is months, equal instruments the
purchaser giving bond with security, and the title
TO be retained until the whole of the purchase
money Is paid era gl p. A. FORBES,
au 2-2aw3wi Assignee of d. A. Watson.
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{ A. SSIGNEE,s SALE OF We y
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD
-l,i,c.s COUNTY. 81 si.s3l.iss

~ ; ~.
VALUABLE LAND IN PRINcE EDWARD
~ "a t,.i5p.si COUNTY. 81 sa,isllaf
Pursuant TO an order of the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, made in the matter of John b. Bell,
bankrupt, SHALL as assignee of said Bells es-
tate, sell at public auctiol, in front of the Ran
dolph House, in the town of Farmyile, on
FRIDAY, THE lsrHpAY OF AUGUST, ISL,
commencing at Ii O clock A. NJ. The tract OF land
on which said Bell resides lying mthe county OF
Prince Edward, on Briery creek, and containing
:, ETFTY,EIGIfT,AND A QUARTER ACRES
4 Also, said Belts rsversionary inierestin 552
acres Of land in the same county, held by Mrs.
M. A, w. Bell for life .nal f.s ~ a
The improvements on the first named tract are
of the first order, embracing a handsome and
connections dwelling and every necessary out
'TERMS-One- fourth cash and the balance on
credit of six and twelve months, the purcha-
giving bonds with ample Security for the de-
ferred payments, and the title TO be retained I'M
til the whole of the purchase money is paid.
WEkt4NN WfHrah p A. FORBES
au2-2aw3w Assignee of J. b. Bell.
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE MILL,
il DWELLING HOUSE, AND LOTS AT
WARREN, A1.BEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
In pursuance Of 9 decree of the District Court
Virginia, entered on the 18th day of June, 1871,
in the case of VIM. G.. staples, bankrupt, the
undersigned will proceed to sell the REAL ES-
TATE of said Staples at public auction, upon the
premises, OH $780,, 4. ESQ. ...,,.s. +,,.r
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1871.
The said real estate Is situated in and around
| the village of Warren, on the line of the James
| River and Kanawha Canal, in the county of Al
| bemlrle, and consists of I'd y. sossi tasa B.
fsii9.i q THE WARREN MILLS
and sixty acres of land attached; the DWEI4L-
ING-HOUSE and LOT now occupied by said
Staples a LOT with a small FRAME DWELL
ING upon it, and several other lots in the same
yieinity.ga t.uFat AZ tls ga34i ifl r. d
TERMS---One-fourth cash and the residue
upon a credit OF 6, ~ and IS months, the purcha-
ser giving his negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, for the deferred payments, and the title
tanned till the whole purchase money is paid, and
a conveyance ordered by the court
| X. Il. w. DUKE
| NGR = AR COURTNEY
Substituted Trustees for Vim. M. Wade decd.
| H3xAaa r4ats HH3 80 ISAAC "A. MOON, =
/ Assignee of VIM. G.. Staples.
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A PPLE PAItER, lCorer and Siicer. Price
N 50. Does all at once. Warranted satisfsc-
tory. ID. Ii. WHITTEMORE, Worcester, Macs
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/ ssIGNEE's AND TRUSTEES SALE OF

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF
31gils VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, ~ "
AT NOTTOWAY COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA
Pursuant to order made in the matter O
Patrick H. Fitzgerald, bankrupt, and by virtue
OF u deed of trust of record in Nottowly county
court clerks office, we win, on ~ a',,
THURSDAY y, THE SAD DAY OFAUGUST, 1871
County court-aay) at Nottoway c. H., offer for
sale atpublc auction, free from all liens and en-
cumbrances, that .. ~. ,,,.f- -ssaa.
VALUABLE MILL SITE,
with all the privileges and appurtenances there
to belonging, situated ON Lazaretto creek, within
one mile OF the depot, on the Southside railroad,
at Nottoway courthouse. 1888 .s.ifl . .s'r
The mill house was destroyed several months
ago by fire. The dam and all the waterworks
are in good condition, The stream is unfailing,
and the ponds so large that the mill when stan
ing has not ceased to grind in the dryest weather
This has justly been considered the best loca-
ton for large manufacturing establishment in
all this section OF countryside water power be-
ing ample, and the facilities for shipping by rail
convenient while there is land enough attached
for the erection of all necessary buildings. -
TERMS-S500 cash the residue payable in
three equal instalments-S, 10 and "a months af-
ter the day of sale; the purchaser to execute
bonds with-security, bearing interest at six per
cent. from day OF sale, and the title withheld as
mrther security ,f ,.. sN
~, j. p FITZGERALD, Assignee.
j. l.. SPENCER, Trustee. .aia
Nc certain commissioners of Nottoway circuit
court will, at the same time and place, offer for
sale the hotel properly at the court house. the
farm thereto attached, which is bounded on one
side by the mill pond, and adjoins the lands of
the property advertised above. iy 2f72aw3w
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OF HUsBANDRY.

ExEcurIys. CoNNTrERoF NAIIosAB GiRsxsR---
VIM. Saunders, Thos. b. Bryan, Rev. A. Il.
Grosh Col. J. Il. Thompson, Rev. John Trimble,
o. ii. Kelley washington, ID. g.
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Buy your WATER COOLERS, ICE CREAM
FREEZERS and FRUIT-JARS from e.fsfa. :.
if ...-t.is y. w. J. ANDERSON, 81 q
- fa - S25 Main and 2O6 Broad streets
l5-3md&w sNfHt4sa 4,
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sssia isasatH f8fl& S9f1 Nstf VA :
ar 81 ts4 afs- lIgf Hi 81 HttAa 4
hHa Atlia o % ysha.'
~ katilsia emsNn hfn--ai G.
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sWRAPfING PAPER may be had at his
w OFFICE. ~ fs
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DEPUTIES Ar LARaE.-Col d. S. Curtis, Wash
ington, ID. o. DIR. w. III. Durham, I. A. Thomp.
son, DIR. Jas. l.. Enos, u. Cook.
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| TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash, and the bal
ance on six and twelve months credit, with
curity the title to be retained until the whole of
the purchase money Is paid. ,.,g a ifslr- $50 &
jy 15-2aw3w JACOB COIN, Assignee. 2
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

Excitement Over the Organization Of the Lee
sislature-Fusion of the Demo Gratis and La
Dor Reforn in the Back
ground evolution in State Politics.
CONCORD, June 8, 1871.
This city has never In political records presented
80 active scene as to-day. All the politicians OF
the state here engineering for the organization
OF the Legislature tomorrow. All but ten OF the
1877 representatives calculated upon as the demo.
cratic party strength were present last evening
The democrats are claiming the organization of the
House by ten majority, in which event the Senate
vacancies will not be filled until alter the convention
for counting the Governor vote, as the Senate Will
not organize II the democrats are successful G. w.
President OF the Senate, and w. n. Cove Labor Re-
fOrm). OF Weare, Speaker OF the House, and James
r. JacnsOn. OF LttleLOn, Clerk.
The headquarters OF the democracy are at the
Eagle Hotel.
The republican headquarters are at Rumford Hall
and present an active appearance, and their men,
bers express themselves confidently to the result.
Republican Representatives Scott OF Keene, and
Johnston, OF Pttsburg, are Ill aid not able to be
Will probably be Colonel William q. Patuen OF Kings.
ton, with ]. II. Benton, Jr., Clerk
Well informed politicians calculate on WestOn's
election as Governor by close vote-say fve-and
the democrats say they can elect him. even II the
House is organized by the republicans
The republican me- ber5 are not called upon to
be present before this evening, but there already
present than ever voted Ii the organization or the
LEGISLATURE.
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Yachting NOtca.

Captain Louis Lorillard's yacht wanderer went
the smaller screw dock yesterday to be reprinted.
unprecedented, &C. 1t is Captain Lorillards desire
that her new suit OF sails may be bent before Satur
day. as he wishes at that time to start upon trip
to try her racing rig. Her centre board IS not
In position as jet.
The schooner yacht Alarm. owned by Mr.. A. G.
Kingsland, Will be taken up on the larger screw
dock this morning at ten O'Clock. 1t is designed to
fit her with new masts, and the Old spars have
already been removed for that purpose. She Will
also receive false keel eighteen inches deep, run
ming fore and aft. With these changes and being
thoroughly overhauled internally, the Alarm VIII
look like her former SELF She viii be taken Oh tho
dock without her masts.
The schooner yacht Palmer is still Oh the ways
foot OF INDIA street. GreeDpoint, L. /.
The schooner yacht Sappho, Vice Commodore
Douglas is lying at the foot OF Twelfth street, East
river. Her refttng internally Is nearly completed
she Will be taken up by the screw dock on Saturday
The schooner yacht Dreadnaughs, when on the