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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
HOUSE. I,he House was called to order at 10 B. m,, Speake

Ths House was called to order at 10 B. m., Speaker Prayer was offered by Chaplain 0. B. Ford.
 The roll was called. the number of members absent Petitions were introduced follows: Of the Hart ford Asylum for amendment of charter; of John 1ease fro State prson of Joseph Arnold for annexnR town of Huntington to probate district of W Clark for release from State prison; of Edgar F. Brainard for seat in House from Haddam, Contested Resolutions passed ordering joint select committees Capitol furniture and grounds; com ittee cn revision of joint rules resolution raising joint special committee temperance resolution de furnishing statutes Of the State to chairmen of com Resolution extending time of the New York and Rdgeeld railroad for completing construction to July 4, 1880; Committee on Railroads.
 Resolution limiting appropriations to s1oo for four reportsrs the four t3 be designated by the Committee on Contingent Expenses passed
 Bill for incorporation of Waterbury School district
 Biii validating vote passed by town of GriswoId; Ju dietary.
 periods of the year Fisherfes.
 Bill regulating fisheries in town of Stamford Fish Act authorizing reassessment of taxes Finance Committee
 csnses to druggists Judiciary.
 resolution limiting the time for the reception motion of Mr. Stanton of Hartford tabled for the day.
 Lakevie received and ordered on file in Secretary of States office.
 
 had come in since the beginning of the session.
 The Speaker assigned rooms to the members of the House by counties for the regular meeting next Tues dsy for transaction of county business Hartford, Room 25; New Haven, s5 Fairfield, 47; LitchfeId, 55; New London, AS; Wtndham, 45 Middlesex, 56 !; and Holland, IA.
 The canvass of votes for the November election ordered on file in the Secretary of States office.
 MT. Wilcox introduced bill exenptiDg the city of Middleown from minority representation, and moved that the bill be put Its passage under suspension of the rules. MT. Morris. Cf New Haven, opposed the suspension of the rules.
 Mir. Wilcox said election was to be held at Mid- dletcwn next Monday and the statute now opera tive was prejudical to the interests of the city, The motion to suspend the rules was lost. The bill was then referred to the Committee on Cities and For oughs, and motion of MT. DeForest ths committee were instructed to report the bill Thursday morntng
 On motion of Mir. Parker of East Haddam the reso- luion referring that portion of the Governors mes- sage relating survey the State for new map to the Judiciary Oomrnitse amended and the matter re- ferred to the Committee on Education.
 The unfinished business of last session. including ports of Inc joint select Committee on Temperance. and safe poisons was referred to appropriate committees. ture was referred to the Committee Agriculture.
 At i1:I5 tho House adjourned till 10 a. Thursday.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

The next opinion of the Supreme Court of Maine may be expected to be as sensible and sound as was the first. But the question is whether set of conspirators that are capable of withstanding the opinion already given, and the force of an adverse public opinion, will be much affected by another, however much against them it may be.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

MT. Judah P. Benjamin, who has been re- tained for the Tichborne claimant, expresses himself confident not only of quashing the sentence, but of establishing Orton's identity with Roger Tichborne. Important witnesses and facts not presented at the first trial are, it is reported, to be forthcoming.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
EDITORIAL NOTES.

We regret to observe that prize fighting shares the general boom and shows signs of becoming 8 more frequent source of amuse ment than it has been.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

Three of the most prominent members of the New York delegation in Congress-names not given-are charged with originating and pushing a movement in opposition to the Presidential candidacy of General Grant. They base their opposition on the ground that to give third term to any man would be to violate both'th letter and the spirit of our institutions. The more of such opposition the better.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
INE sE GCEa s.!
 DIR. s. W. FISKE, OF Norwich, COnn., The Celebrated sAaiRveyant Physician.

\ NE RI E a SEE sU co E a S :!
 DIR. s. W. FISKE.
 OF Norwich, COnns. The Celebrated
 a3Eafrveyant PEaysician. And Magnetic Healer of 20 years practice, also Busi and Test Medium,
 w month at the TOntisie Hotel, where he be consulted Mondsy evening" JanuarLy L lsth; Tues, 22d, and Friday the 2Sd, until p. m.
 Office hours from 8. m. to p.
 ing told complaints, and prepares his med- cnes himself from the best of selected roots herbs of whatever name or nature. His medicines cleanse the system and lexvs the patient in healthy oondi netc healing powers for the quick removal of all dis has been in active practice for quarter able Medicines prepared expressly for each and every furnished very reasonable and nothing tant prices. Medicines wil be furnished from two dollars upwards Also sent to all parts of the country The doctor read your past present and fu- ture destiny, and s of the most astonishing seers insss affairs examination of the siok s1. Commit nications by letter upon business health ust con- tain s2 age, sex lock of hair and stamp Address LGss g9z l5ss Norsi0h Conn .. .,a s.a.,,,a the 26.h, until D. jas dAw Rheumatism Catarrhl Clergy and Doctor and praise these Medicines
 1000 bottles of Euperlattve Cure' sold by retailer in six months, curing Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Headache etc., sexton's stubborn Neuralgia permanently in ten minutes, and lawyers scistica See circulars. Cheap, prompt, efecbve Ladies' and Gents Bonfume Cigarettes {no tobacco1 by an able physician. For catarrh, asthma, colds, bad breath, and throat diseases 600 1bs bought last month. Hcld everywhere also by Rev. Dr. Shears Gen Agent, New Haven, Ct. box by mail 16 cents
 S t SE invested ntnss l Val Street soass s5osss TEa < oo.. Bsnfers. Wsll st.. NY.
 ecnnGT How to become Rich and Watch sent free SLunGs U. s. Agency, Mount "insns, Md. RHsz Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents Ps Outfit free. SHAW Co.,, Augusta, Maine. G1S3 YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit free G9s Address P. o. YICKERY, Augusta, Maine d1S d&w1n
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

Mir. Jones, of counsel for Hayden, assailed the press in his argument yesterday, as he has done before on similar occasions. He in cluded the JOURNAL AND COURIER in list of papers which he accused of trying the case and deciding it against his unfortunate client before the evidence was all in. It is cherita- ble to suppose that his mention of this paper as having been unfair toward Mr. Hayden was slip of the tongue. MT. Jones knows bet ter, or ought to if he does not. No effort has been made in these columns to prejudge the case, as our readers very we'll know.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

R A Pencil that writes ZO,- #4 900 words with common @ writing ink without refill #g@ ing. It will last 8 lifetime, Is simple in constructions. @#anever clogs, does away with NH linked fingers. blOts and blot
 ters, and is a perfect Pen for the DESK or POCKET. As MI a RULING Pen it is une- 8 uualed. This Pen is gener- ally and fav0rably known S throughout the country and @ hundreds can testify to Its @ merits. Critical inspection VI is solicited. Every Pen war # ranted to give satisfaction or #% money refunded. The Styl- HIM & ographtc Pen Improved was @ awarded First Premium at @ the Connecticut State Fair. October, 1879. Beware of E limitations. Many attempts & have been made to produce
 8 fountain pen, but the Im-
 proved StylOgraphic is the
 only Successful, Self-feeding aB Pen invented.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

ERFGFeSR OK COSGy LOOK 1G 10G EE1C68s Dress Goods! Dress Goods !
 SUMMER SILKS. lot Remnants, 20 pieces 800 yd, worth 60c. lot Remnants, 35 pieces, 40c yd, worth 6216c. 40 pieces 50o yd, worth 75c. Black Silks, 45, 50, 65, 55e up. Black and OoIored OashmereH and Alpacas ct 10Hc, worth 15c. would be cheap at SSc. All the latest novelties in Sk and Wool Goods, Gam els Hair, Damasses. = Black and CoIored Trimming velvets and Satins, all at prices that must clear them out. Figured Reps, 16c yd. Table Linens, Napkins. Towels Qutltss
 dLce .e Half Bleached Table Linens at 20, 50, 40, 50c. Turkey Red Table DaEnaek at 43e Yd. Towels from 5, 10, l25{, 15, 25c. White and Oolored F1annels, 10, 125<, l5c up.
 Domestic DepaFtmemts Cottons, Ticks, Chev1ot sh1rtings, Ducks and Den inns, &c., all in at cost notwithstanding the advance in prices on these goods. cases Prints, 5c yd. 8 cases best Prints, 6Ac yd. 20 pieces Gingham 7c yd. 50 pieces best Ginghans, 95Tc yd. Felt and Flannel Skirts large line at cost from soc
 Hosiery and Underwear At cost and less to close. Ohidren's Underwear from I25fo up. Ladies' Underwear, good quality, from 2Sc up. Gents Scarlet Underwear from 93c mp. Gents' White and Colored Underwear 15, 25y SSc up. Children's Hose from Sc up. Ladies' Hose from 10c up. Gents Hose from 6Ac up.
 YOIlrS resD0ctfuilY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
Dr. Welch, No. 27O Chapel Street
Enlarged, Infialned, Diseased and
 Tender Joints.

Hundreds of ladies and gentlemen suffer untold misery, and brought on invariably by compress on of the joints causing inflammation in and around the socket causing the joint to enlarge with constant pain These complaints require experience and some times long treatment their cures, but easily con- trclled by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
NEW HAVEN CONN. THURSDAY MORNING. JAN
GREAT SLAUGHTERING.

Df PFiC9Hs YOW WtAA never nave HWEM a1 Olls, as all of the goods must De sOld re- lot Black Kid Gloves, small sizes, 10c pr. lot Colored Kid Gloves, slightly soiied, at 21c pr. 25 dozen Ladies' Kids, 500 pr. Berlin Cloth Gloves at prices never heard of bs- fore. Our 50c Umbrella for 38c. d Our 7Sc Gingham Umbrella for BOG. Al Blk Umbrellas, $1.50 mp. All our Nubias, Hoods, Knit Jackets, Sc, to close out, 8t less than cost. up.
 Sewing SILKS, Butt0nss &cs Leonard's and Olarks 100 yd spool Sewing silk Sc. 50 yd spools. 4c.
 Best Twist %. 35O aross Dress Buttons from to 100 dog.
 OlOalxs and Shavlss 25 Ladies' Shswls at 50c. 37 Ladies' ShaWls 1t 75c. 50 Ladies' Shawls st $l. A Double Wool Ghswl, $2.60. Double Wool shawl, better, $S60 Double Wool Shawl, best s$5. Misses and Children's Oosks from $l 12H to 5. A Ladies' Cloakg, All Wool Union Beaver, Plain and Fancy, from a to $12 CIoskinps and Woolens below cost 10 close. 100 Ladies' Calico Wrappers, new styles, from 75c to Ladies' Underwear in Ohemise, Drawers, Night Dresses Corsets etc., at cost and less to close. We wish public to fully understand that this will be the greatest opportunity they have ever had to buy every doars worth of goods before our lease expires
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

Mir. ParneH has visited Boston and present ed his case, hut he did not make favorable impression upon all his hearers. The Boston Advertiser thinks he is not made of that stuff which leavens the world, nor twill he taint the century which has given him birth or the government in which he is minority menaber." The Advertiser also says :: .sHa does not represent the home rulers, the liberal party, nor, as far as human eyes can see, the interests of Ireland as large. He seems to be engaged on an er-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

The Columbus (Ohio} correspondent of the Cleveland Leader has asked large number of the Republican members of the Ohio Legis- lature for their preferences for Presidential candidate, and says of the results: ''Secre- tary Sherman has the lead, but many of his supporters stated as they dictated the answers that their real preference was another, but they supposed they must support him, as he was an Ohio man. Grant has very respecta- ble following, and Is the second choice of nearly all the friends of the other candidates. Garfield seems to be looming up, and Wash burnes and Blaines supporters are solid for him"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
INFORMATION FOR THE AFFLICTED

FEyHESE painful difficulties mystery to medi-
 \ cal science. They come from wearing tight boots and shoes also from loose they come where they please and when they please and stsy long as they please, and nothing will remove them without causing pain so eYectualy the treatment demonstrated by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

The bill presented in the House by the Committee on the Methods of Counting the Electoral Vote and made the special order for the 29th inst. is the Bicknen bill of the last session, which places the decision of all ques- tions relative to the electoral vote in Congress, and it goes to the extent of allowing the joint convention to overthrow the decision of the highest tribunal of State as to its vote, or even to decide what shall be counted where only the semblance of contest has been made. There seems to be q disposition on both sides to pass bill regulating the subject during the present session, but the chances are tLat it will be some such sweeping measure as this of BicknelRs, since the Democrats cannot be expected to pass any bill that would deprive them of control in counting the next electoral votes
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
Dr. Welch, 27O Chapel St.
Liberated Joints

Are most trying disease of the feet accustomed by long continuance of hardened excrescences growing over the bone, under which forms fungus virus and suppuration, often breaks and becomes running sore from the bone with great suffering In most tue patient requires constant attention, and such ara remarkably treated by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
Liberated Nails.

Where has for rned funsus and proud flesh, with great pain walking suffering until positive rest is entirely dispensed with The patient should consult persons who by virtue of years of exper1ence prepared to pass correct judgment and apply the right treatment in every case. The most critical case of this kind successfully treated by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

For Sale at a Bargain,
 AH<@ First-Cl@ss House, with modern s8 improvements, good lot with barn, sttuat-
 ed on fine avenue, fronting on two streets, caR be seen Ut any time. For particulars call @t R0OEm NOs &, HO@dl@Y Building 4D deasa L.F. COHIsTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

DIR. WEIGH, 27O CHAPEL ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
FQDR RENT

asaM RoUs on Blake street, Westviile. House
 W contains GO rooms, in good order. To the right
 M tenant the rent will be low. For particulars, call at MERWINS Real Estate Of1ce, 237 Chapel St., 
 O7 M. SHUMWAY, Westv1lle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

Dr. Welch's Chilblain Lotion, cure for Chil- plains, Excessive Precipitation, &c.
 pr. Welch's Bunion Ointment.
 Dr. welch's Corn and Buuion Plaster.
 Dr. Welch's Ingrowing Nail Remedy. Sure Cure if directions strictly observed.
 Persons desiring treatment at distance should en- $i and stamp for remedies and full nation
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
Engrowing N ails.

This most painful disease, by long standing. be
 obstinate and requires study and practice in its successful euro.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
DIR. WEIGH. SO. 27O CHAPEL STR FEET.
BUNIONs.

Where the skin has become hard, crusty, and 90 the natural skin to give rise to roots that branch out all directions pinhead often ap- pear indicating several pths attached to the bone These painful difficulties easily remedied without oausinp pSfn by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

The glands often become Liberated and the nerve swollen causing great suffering.
 This is a branch of feet diseases which are suc- cessfu1ly treated by
 DR. WEIGH, 27O CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
eStyI0graDllC Improved Pol

New Haven. Con,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
AGENTs wANTED

I'm every City i'm New England. $50 to
 $S5 per mOnthss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-03
S +, BE ACH, / Cor
my6-'s n " JOHNSON. ] :
Bv Green Z Wise. AuctioAeets

COMMISSIOH SALE OF YALUA.
W BILE REAL PHOPEETY-By virtue of
decree OF the Corporation Court for the city OF
Alexandria Vs., rel deIed at lis Juno term,
1878 in The su't of Allen sEd others vs. Nc
Weigh, the undersigned com misaione!s therein
named, will sell hv public suction. on SATUR
DAY, Juno 5.h. 1870, c. u o'clock m in front
of the entrance TO the Curt room. IN Fsirfs1
street, in the city Of Alexandria, Va, tue fol-
lowing property, 20 vii:
No l. Tha large and valuable BRICK
DWELLING and LOT OF GROUND, situa-
ted on the N. Z. corner Of st Assph and Cam
erOu streets
No . 9he vausbla TWO STORY BBICH
DWELLING q joining No. On the east.
These lots above described are Particularly well
located for residences being in the Centre of the
city and convenient 10 railroads, boats market
sc SC.
Terms ofSsle: As much cash ss will pay the
costs Of sui. and SALE md the residue in three
equal instslments in = and years; the nego-
liable notes Of the purchasers, with Interest fr m
day Of sale to be taken for the deferr pay
ments. and the title to be retsned until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
g w. Wa4 Ties. Comm'rs.
l. o. ULAUGHTON, J o: Sale.
my3 cots
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'LBERT STUART, Comm'rs.
]. q. CLAUGHTCN, Of sale
my25-2aW,s

yTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL r.
& LAND NEAR GCCGQUAN WILL AGE.
By vir,ne Of y deed Of trns: from George Selec-
man and wife, dated tha 18th day Of February.
1873 recorded among the land records Of Fair
fix cCuaty libar ?, 40. 4 page 2G6 and for tbs
purpose therein mentioned. the undersigned will
off by nublic auction at Falrf~r Court House.
Or MHND Nf, the 2lst day Of June 1850, the
TRACT OF Ian y conveyed in said deed Of
trust, excPut that portion conveyed by George
1eltcmtn and wite to R"drasn Sel"cmsn Said
land contai f22 scr"s and will be sold in lots
and designated ss iota Nos 2 and B.
No. cuntsns 6l acres orc third in timber,
with comfortable house.
No 2-l92 sc1o; with good HOUSE and
barn; one third cleared
No $40 scris sd known As the HON z
TRACT; hn. c0mtoItab HOUSE and barn
IerI0s ii Sale: % much of the purch sse
moIrY IL cash as will psy expenses f sale slsn
the sum Of one Thousand dollars with interest
thereon from The Is day OF February, 1878
until tho day 0. seil. Selling 40 lrus.5e, ] shsil
convey such title as is vested in Inc, which l
believe to be good.
mV20-:d WM T. HALEY Trustee
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By O'Nesl y Lucas. Auctioneers.

(FOMMISSIONBRS SALE.-By virtue of G
VI decree of the Gorpor ,ti0n Court for the city
Of Alox.udris Va, r. ]ered at lis July term.
lH7I. IL me cEsnccrv chu=e Off. Q Milburn snd
%i!e VS.. ". j. Mibucn ct ais, the undersigned,
com missioner therein nsmed will offer for ssle
bT p"b.ic auction in front of the Royal street
eatranCe o t-e Market Eu!liing, Ale1sndr!s,
Va on SATURDAY, the 5,h day Of June,
1850, st II o'clock m.. the following property,
to vii:
No LOT with TWO (2) HOUSES there.
90, on tina W st side OF st s.ssph street begin
ning iG5 feet inches north Of Wilkes street :;
thence Eor hw.fd'y ii feet inches; Themes west
lt0 act, with same width sc in front This pro-
perry is now rented for $40 81 par month
No. 2 LOT OF GROUND on south side of
Gibbon rae., 6e.nning 90 feet east of st 3 ssph
street: thence cast feet inches; thence sCu b,
with same width as IN front, 16 f. 10 10 It. 81 oy
no 5. That LOT just east Of No. z abova
described. being OF same dimensions as thst lot.
Lots Ms 2 and .re now rented for SIS eaCh
per year tne houses on them belong to the
rentors. The lots Will be sold separately. or to-
gether rs may be desired ~ u ue of sRle
",oGey in Caih srd the residue in three equal
payments at l. aid IS m pnths from day of sale
the deferred pay uants to Dear Interest frOtn the
lay OF s4la ard TO be secured Dy the notes Of the
purchaser or purchasers, with approved security.
ard he Ietont n o! tho title 10 the property
aold ulti! said notes are paid.
G. MILBURN,
myS-aots Com Of Sale.
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Ry Green 3 Wise, Auetioneers.

TCMM!SSIONEKS' SALE OF a VALU-
~ ABLE BUILDING ON KING StREEF
In pur.usnce Of decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city of Altx.ndris in the Cause Of
d 3 ClsiIin s. Co. against James NJ. Stewart
and others the undersigned, commissioners OF
sale, will otf.r fer sale by auction, At sb u: II
o'clock NJ. On MONDAY. the 7Lh day OF June.
1880 in front Of The entrance TO tina Curt room,
o Fairfax str 81. hlexandria Virginia. the
LOT Of GROUND and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon on the north side Of King between Roy.
al and Pitts streets alex -ndris Va, Oh which
stands the building, Nos 10l, l03 and io5 King
street. TEe lot honts on Sing street 81 feet
inches more or less. ard runs back 100 1t. north
to Root's alley.
Terms of Sae: One thousand dollars in cash,
snd The residue in three equa payments at six.
twelve snd eighteen months, with interest t'ocl
the dsy of sale; the notes OF the purchaser. with
security, and waving HON estpad. to be given
therefor, End ss furlner security the building
to be kept insured by the purchaser Tor the ben
oft of the u, dersi Sned ia the sum Of 81 OtO, snd
the title ofthe property retsned til! the purchase
money is paid
S +, BEACH. CONS oi
my6-'s JON N JOHNSON. Sale.
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sword and PlnW.
There orc wa'a Q unt, 80 I've heard it SAID
Who irlt that his rud drew pear;
And he called bis svos bsl re lis bed
10 part them bis e. Is and gear.
II" c,vd for his plow, he called for bis sW,fd,
TUst galIsot. good aod brave;
They brought hu both at tt cir fa,hor's word,
Aod thus he his bl.tsiD2s gast:
my first born SOD. my rride ard might,
Do thou my sword retsi0;
My ciste on the lordlV hegnt,
Aud all my broad domain.
% thee, nv wel-lovld younger boy,
My ploW here bestow,
A posos!u' life shalt thu enjJy,
Ii the quiet vale bsloW."
Contcuted sauk the sire to rest,
Now all was given away;
The scus held true his last oeEost,
E'en on their dying day.
"Nnw tell us what came of tho steel OF fl ,pe,
OF the castle ald its kuiehl!
And tel US what came OF she vie 60 tame,
And the humble peasant Higt, ,"
0 7sk 10. O. me- what tba eni may be
Ak IF the couutry rouod
The cisle Is Dust, the sword s rus
The height is bu; desert gr"uod.
Bnt the vale spreadI wide 10 the golden prie,
o. the Au um sunlirhr now;
l. teens and 1t rlpeDs far and vide,
And the hono1 abides uith the pow.
- Western Rec0r7cr
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Auction SALES
Bv - esi S Lucas, Auctioneers.

BY ~ = eGi ~ LUCAS, AuctioueeIs
DY O&DER Of the Board of Directors of
- The Germsl Cooperative Building Asso.
citation O. = OF Aleasndris, Va )" We Will offer
tor sale st pubic auction, n front OF the Market
Building, or Rcys! street. Ae1sDdris. Va. on
SATURDAY, tho 5th day OF June, 1889. at z
H.. $ TGNEi HNT and LOT OF GROUND,
% III west silo of Roysl street b tween King
and Prince streets, Alexandris, w., in front y
foe. 8 inches more or less. and iE deptn l.3 it
iLc5es. more or ess, with the right of Way
oser Sd alley four f2et wine. on tho uortN, be-
ing the premises recently oc,u lied by CsrisEa
Washing OF.
Terms One third of the purchase money in
;sh. snd tbs residue II two equal pay u enLs vt
+ & and tive I've N ,nths from the day Of sale W th
ia.srest Lao d,!.rred pay lnenLs to be secured
- q deed ul trust up the property
UNEAL & LUCAS
-nc2S-ts AuctiOuee eers.