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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-16
MONEY TO LOANI
FROM slOO TO $4,000 on !lRsT.CLIss SECURITY
Custom House Brokers.

We have made special arrangements whereby we can
enter Goods at the Custom House thrr ugh Power OF
Attorney and call upon all merchants and Store
keepers to make their Agents at Our eharges
for this work Is very Reasonable and will Enter
Goods, pry and discharge Freight and Duty Bills and
deliver your goods direct 10 your places of Dusinoss in
prompt order Merchants and Store-keepers will find
this Of gteat advantage TO them in every way.
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- VI hfmE NOOhI Ot The HA-
- waiian Islands. In Probate-Iu the matter 81
the Estate O A. $. MccALLUM late Of Hilo Hawaii
deceased; Before A; Franeis Judd Chief Justice
On reading and 1ling the petition and account. Of
Alex J. Cartwrg ghi- administrator Of the Estate Of
A. s McCallum. late Of Hil0 Hawaii deceased where
10 be asks to be allowed s5IsO and charges himself
with S2sBS and asks that the same may be examined
aud approved, and that nnal order may be made Of
i-tributon Of the properly remaining 20 his hands Ia
the persons thereto entitled and discharrinr him and
ministrntor.
Il Il ordered, that FRIDAY. the sth day Of Febru
ary A. D. 1851 n. 10 O'Clock m, before the said Chief
justice, at the Court House. at Honolulu, be and
the same hereby j. appointed the time and
plarc for hearing said petition and accounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show eaase N any they have why the should not
b. granted. and may present evidence a. 10 who ar
untitled TO he said property. And that th. order In
he English language. be published in the HGwAuav
GAzErrE newspaper printed and published Ia Honolulu
or three successive weeks previous 10 the time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Dated At Honolulu. II. L.this 9Th day Dee 4 D. 1881
A. p Judd.
Attest. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
HENRI SMITH, Deputy Clerk. no u
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NOTES.

WozLD's Fair is 10 be held in San Francisco in
1851 The committee of arrangements are already
at work. This will be a matter of great import
ance to the Pacific Coast and will have some bene-
fetal effect upon these islands. No doubt interest
will bo taken i'm the affalr bv our own people.
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Tn statement by one Of our Kauai cor
respondents, if correct, is indeed startling.
We would prefer to doubt. excellent as
our source Of information Is. We would
trust that this may have been some mistake,
rather taan think II possible for man to
use upon his canvass as one Of his claims
for seat in the Legislature, the fact that
he is a lcpcr
This Is indeed an extraordinary condi
ton Of affairs. II argues either a strange
obliquity Of vision on the part of the can
didatc, or a remarkable apathy on the part
Of the constituency II argues also that
tins gentleman does not think that the
Government has any intention Of carry
ing ont policy of segregation. We trust
that the story may be disproyed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-16

Tn law against bahmas stands on our
Statute book clear and defined. Like
many another OF our laws it is. however.
openly dciicd A case reported in our
local columns certainly demands inyesti-
CATION. The investigation should be
searching and should be made at once.
II Il is proved that these men did bathe
the woman and that shortly after she died.
twill bea very serious case indeed. Under
very similar circumstances Pleasance
Louisa Ingles. a nurse at Guys Hospital.
London was IN 1880 convicted Of man
slaughter
The influence Of kahunas though it may
not he always directly hurtful as in this
case at Kauai. Is indirectly very hurtful.
our physicians complain Of It and they
are best calculated to know. Enforce the
law Masiau Lo Wlas'ra and you will gain
friends.
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Referring the above beg to inform the business
public that prepared to make Loans, Discount
Approved Notes and Purchase Exchange at the best
Current Rates. Our arrangements for Selling Ex-
change the principal points in the United States,
Europe, China Japan, aud Australia being made
and when perfected due neticc will be given. We
shall also be prepared to scceivc Deposits open ac
count make Collections. and conduct General Bank
inr and Exchange business. sPRECKELS & co.
fgtal
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As TIE French Chambers have passed the Re
cidivist Bill il is clear that France intends to
send all its hardened criminals to New Guinea,
New Hebrides, New Ireland, and other Meanasian
islands. This the Australian oolonists will not
only not consent TO. but will forciby resist, and
Great Britain must do its Guty in the premises
permit the colonists TO do the work themselves.
France will soon discover that Australia is not
Madagascar by long odds The scheme Of the
French government is to make a clearance Of all
its criminals, male and female and establish them
in the South Seas If there are not sufficient
female criminals as consorts for the males, the
number is to be made up from the ranks of prOsti-
tuition. This policy would prevent the industrial
settlement of those islands, and would lead to
criminal overflow upon the opulent British Colo
mics. Annexation Is therefore measure Of self
defense. Queensland now suffers greatly from Its
proximity to New Caledonia. the governor Of
which never applies for the extradition OF any Of
the numerous escapes from the isle of pine
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In MA.
CUPREME COURT or - q

NUPtEME tOUKT OF - 17IIIIIIl1
- Maiian lslands, IN the matter Of - Estate 4
and IN the matter OF the Estate Of HORATIO g.
CRABBE an involuntary bankrupt order for election
OF Assignee.
Whereas Jas l. Dowsett Of the assigners elected
At meeting Of creditors Of the above estates held Dee
18TH lhj has declined to serve such assignee and
whereas petition has been filed signed by certain
creditors OF said bankrupt estates praying that new
election be held for the choice Of assignee to an The
vacancy caused by the refusal Of the said J. Dowsct
Now therefore II l. ordered that meeting Of errdi-
tors who have proved debts against the said estates 10
the amount Of 500 or more be held al the once OF t
clerk Of the Supreme Court in Honolulu on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18Th day OF January, A. d. 1884, Commencing
al O'Clock m for the purpose Of electing an ASST
Of the above named estates TO al said vacancy and
that notice thereof be given by publication In the IA
wAuAN GAzETTE newspaper.
DateG Honolulu, December 18th, 1885.
A. +. JUDD,
Attest: Chief Justice Supreme Court
HEEHr srrTI. DenntH Clerk e..l n
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Spfrial Iuffss.
BANKING NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed Co-Partnrrship
under the firm name Of Spreckels & Co., for
the purpose Of carrying General Banking and Ex-
change Dusiucss at Honolulu and such other places in
the Hawaiian Kingdom may be deemed advisable.
tSirnodl CLAUS sPRECKEJS,
WM. G. IRWIN,
7. 7. Low.
Uvrufufr .T4vurr, 18th Tsst
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MOrtgagse's Notice Of Foreclosure and !,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH a POW
er Of sale contained in 4 ccriain mortgage made by
Apiki and Kalosnole 70 Cartwright Trustee of the
Holt Estate. dated the 18th day Of Ucccmbrr fs- re-
that said mortgages intends 10 forcciosc said mo-nrr
for condition broken, sud upon paid foreclosure Will
ell At pabe anciion - The salesro0m Of Adamsin
Honolulu. on MONDAY. the iith day of Fehrrry. i.sf
at Y NJ OF aid d1y iae premises described " aid
Further particulars eaa Be bad % " I Castle. Al
iorneT-atLaw. A. J. CARTWRIGHT. Mortgage.
Premises 10 be loid are finafed IN Kaaiae1 kooIrr-
pukU. Oahu and consist Of 80 acres 81 fnc Kaio or
hice Land some nudcr cultivation. ~
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lN an article on the Selection of Artificial
Manure for the Sugar Cane" which appeared in
the November number of the barbados IgricHlfH-
ral Csa-cffc and Planters Journal the writer
clu6es that the following art the most important
conclusions for the planter to bear in mind:
l. That the constituents of sugar, and Of nearly
the whole Of the combnstible portions Of the cane
are derived from the air and water, and not from
the soil itself.
.. That ammonia used as manure most striking
ly increases the growth of the cane, provided the
soil be not deficient in mineral constituents
;. That large quantities of mineral constituents
are taken from the land in the crop, part Of which
find their way into the molasscs and the impure
sugar, and the remainder are contained in the
ashes left on burning the cane refuse as fuel.
4. That the mineral constituents Of the mOlasses
consumed on the plantation and the stoke-hole
ashes (after being finely groundl should be re-
turned to the land as manure
g. That there is an inevitable loss to the soil Of
some Of the mineral constituents taken from the
land in the cane, and hence il is necessary TO pro-
vide such constituents in the artificial manurcs
used for the crop.
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NOTE:

Wcinyite everyone to inspect and spacious Of
Aces and have all apartments working under
systematic rule with polite assstauts central location
and special advantages for conducting business
feel that the community At large will be grati1ed IN
knowing that such beneficial Institution has been
established where the wants Of all may be supplied BY
Ynur Most Oh.di.nt Snrrnnt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-16

IT is amusing to hear the epithet OF
" Missionary Party" which Moreno in his
day Of ascendency applied to his oppo
nents, now revived against the whole op-
position party. We have personally never
had any connection with those worthy
missionaries, Of whom there now remain
perhaps a dozen survivors, and those, as
fan as we know, have for many years stood
entirely aloof from political matters. But
If the term Missionary Party Is meant
to include all who are incapable of yield
ing 10 the unconstitutional exercise of
power. to corruption in high places or low,
or to any OF the base Influences Of selfish
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the risk of right prin-
ciplc, or Of fawning or trucking. then
count Ms as. belonging to that Missionary
PARTY"
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The entire length OF Beretania and Nuuauu
streets Here watered the occasion Of the late
Royal funeral. by Mr. Dodd, and his thoughtful-
ness IS commendable especially as be received no
pay for the same
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Mr. Wiseman and Mr. Ashley desire 70 thank the
public generally fof their berae patronage bestowed
upon them While scpu1fciy c3ndnettnr business IN
Honoulu General Business Agents ard they
the fHtHrs. Il
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Asthe election day draws near. and it is
drawing very near now, it is the duty Of
that portion Of the Honolulu press which
is opposed to the existing misrule, and
which includes the whole press of the cap
ital whose present proprietary" is not in
government pay. to call the attention of
candidates and voters alike. 10 the supreme
importance of providing representatives
for the city who shall be indeed Represen-
tative men.
The Premier carried the last election.
not by storm, but by sap; the military, the
police. the place holders and the place
seekers, all working in dread and fearful
silence. undermined the feeble lines of a
minority who without organization went
to the polls to record a vote independent
Of any other consideration than the vel
fare OF the country
Next month. the issue will be mere seri-
Gus and the opposition more formidable,
in additiln to the classes already referred
-, WI sthe7 '-s-7 the existinRSpT-
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Administrator,s Nnticn.

ry'IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il hcrn daily appointed Adminisirn,cr Of ne caiaie
of Autcar Manuel Of nonoal4, dcceasd with ne WIN
annexed n1iiec j. herebyf zen 10 al perrcus having
auihsnsle1ied with the q oper vonchers whether -
cured By mortgage o. orfcruisf 70 fte undergirned
be forever barred; and al persons indebted 70 a1id
ertafs retl1ef to make inme <paynrnt 70 ne
uadrrsr7cd- W C-RAAzE.
Adn,r estate q Astene MsEuei' Fifh win annerrd.
Heuplllu- Jan. p, ll1t. ~ IN
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itest; Justlcr
IlExRT SMITH, Deputy


CUPREME CouT4RSsssis RsssaSsf aiti H. f.! ~, ls z,
- SIT Of -FOUR DOLLARS
IT Is HEREBY oRDzR appealed 10 the INTER
Of January a. ID, iesi,F D4IU, 10 bcfad by the An
MEDIARY COURT QP
pcllant the Clerk ofgjfy the Pole and Di.trir.
entered ON the Caicpftflf and rcqutt them - a.
The Clerk L dirnci o appeal.
Judges Of oahu ON
form parties intendi. GILLIAN DsTER. Clerk.
90 81 INlrlr-ITu- ~.
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Real Estate Agents.
WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE

In all parts Of the Kingdom Search Records and at
tend completely to every branch in Selling Real and
LcasehOd Property. Our Oniee will contain maps Of
all Properties left In charge We make specially
In collecting Rents keeping Premises in repair, Pay
Ing and dizeharging Taxes Water Rates and edeetDg
Insuranees. Owners Of Property should bear in mind
that will relieve them from giving their attention to
Property, guaranteeing at all times to act with
for nominal consideration for services in This depart
ment. Rooms, Cottages and Mansions TO let at all
times on application TO US.
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Wiseman & Ashley,
General Business Agents,
cAHPbslrs New Block, Merchant St., Honolulu.
Ro. BOX sIS. rELEPHovE sI7.

0s- p. Soar Chrt,.mas and View Years Books
ready appi:saiior, or by letter VIC will pre-
sent or send you une. -
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CUPRENIE COURT OF THE NJ
. waiian Islands. In Probate.--In the iuziitft n
Estate Of JULIUS V. WANGENHEIM. latr nf if'A I
lulu, deceased. Before Chief Justice Judd. z
On reading and hlng the petition and dacc1u1iE ,
F. Glade administering Of the estate OF Julius VI ~
gcnhcim late Of Honolulu, deceased, wherein n n
to be allowed seD0 20 and charges himself VII
and asks that the same may be examined and ~ ~
and that final order may be made dachlrru su' -
miui-trntor. ~ Estt Esg
It is ordered, that TUESDAY, TIC 19tt sA,a !,
ruary A. ID. iosi, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. tn,iiE -,
Chief Justice, at Chambers in the rrIJ 'cu I. Wy w
Honolulu be and the same hereby IA aTsnd ~. ~.
time and place for hearing ssid pctitlcfby ~ ~
and that all persons Interested may utbi. i. ~
pear and show cause u any they han fbs U.vy .
should not be granted and thlsbed IL fitt, isilt
the English language, be puhlisbrious ~ ~ IN.
GAZETTE newspaper printed and y
Ia, for three successive weeks OF Jam "a 4, 1881
therein appointed for said heafiY
Dated at Honolulu. II l., this ftie Suprer,, Courf
LAWRENOE UcCrk Wf nj
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Mortgages Setlee o. Foreclosure = Of Sale

er Of sale contained in a certain mortgage made bv
haWaihoa and kaahaunl to Cartwright. Trustee q
the Holt Estate dated the 18th day Of November sss
recorded In liber q, page 81 Notice Il hereby rivcs
that said mortgager intends 10 foreclDse aid nlrt
Tor condition broken. and upon said forceiosur
sell AZ public auction at the salesrooni Of z p viii
Honolulu, on MONDAY. the f1fh day Of Feb lafns IN
mortgage a. below spcchcd -npeu IN said
Further particulars can BE- h1i-fof ~ ID a.,
toTney-qtLaw A,g- CAI11WRTGfTT Me-, at
Premises to be .oid sitHated r.ar
Honolulu, near the @us ~ Hospital. sirec
FOR house lot Il kes good prory,v Inu ~ sana9le
rent and i nee and Dear Of neHhbfines s9ld l0r
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In ne sqPTSn' q FL RIt q British Columbia

TNTMI,lEf. I,lf NJ MA11f,TER ,1FI,ER OF THE EsTATf Tle
q e Petition MARY 3corT and is az n Iss matter
Dy order Of tlSs Honorable Court the b-t-. q, -,
Kelly late gf. Nanaifno, British coir1tI. % kdward
about the 1881 day o. April Is9 are 10 - ~ died
eaima 10 jag Chares Prcvcst the k-,i.fr.D t1sir
Court 10 Scssrs Dayic Wilson of L1nsIs. ~ the
Nictora, Aitcihc{s tof the petitioner S,sI s.tcct,
monfhs from t1e 1e hereof, otherwise 'nfee
be realized and the proceeds Thereof paid IT, w,
petitioner who claims to be solely entitled thet said
Dated the l;,th day o. November. A. d. fa91. u
By ORDER JAMES CHARLES PREVOsA
~ am Registrar Sapremc Court. BTifish Colu1f,
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American Waitham Watches

FURNISHED RoOMS--Ncat and costly Fur
ni-hed Rooms be had by early application at
igl20 No. IGARDEN LANE.
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STEAMER sLIKELIKE
Won sCHMInT. ooMMANDER.

VIII Leave Honolulu upon the following date. at .
p. NJ:
Thursday. Dec - Thursday. Jan.. ii
Monday, Dcc.............Sl Monday Fcb...........
Thursday Jan........ 10 Thursday, Fch.- -...t
Monday, Monday, March ..........3
Taking freight Tor Lahana, Msalaca. Makeua, Mahu-
kona, kawuihae, PaauLau, H0uoklis. EohOnielc,
Ookala, laupahochoe. nnkalau. Uaomca- Paukaa,
PapaikOu, Wainaku and llln. Rctaminc viii touch at
all the above ports.
All live Stock ircm Kawaihac must be shipped by the
Likekc.
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crnment stand in the position Of debtors.
and'who see no way Of recovering the sums
due to them but by supporting the Ministry
to whom they gave credit.
tits not too much to say, that nine -tenths
OF the revenue Of the kingdom Is available
for the purpose Of directly or indirectly
assisting thu return of government candl-
dates. What use this existing Ministry
will make Of their power may be well
judged from review OF the removals and
appointments Of the last two years.
In financial matters the capital should
be represented by man who Is alike able,
honest and fearless Mr.. J. o. Carter's
antecedents point TO him as the right man.
Not only Is the whole record OF his man
hood before us but more especially should
it be borne in mind that Mr.. Carter holds
in his hands orin his memory the proofs OF
the manner n which former administra-
tions have managed the finances, and he
can tell wh7n and how the Treasury has
erred There is not a better man to rep
resent Honolulu than Mr. Carter Hewill
have the backing of the capital and intel
liyence of the CITY.
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We had intended to go fully into the
financial matters of the government, but
the data in the hands of outsiders are sJIffi-
cient The reports published have been
unsatisfactory and meagre, but they have
been quite sufficient to show that great
extravagances have been committed. A
statement was shown to Colonel Spreckels
when he was down here on his last visit.
and with that statement he expressed him
self satisfied The public however, have
had no opportunity of seeing that state
ment, and are unable to judge what kind
of one it was. Without at all under
estimating the financial abilities of the Col
onel. il must be plain that many things
connected with government expenditures
cannot be judged by a couple OF hours ex-
animation of balance sheet prepared for
a special object, and that before the out
side public can agree as TO the value of the
document, they must have an opportunity
of seeing it. This much the public do
know. that the government has been in
straits for money. that this is not a healthy
condition for a cabinet to get country
into, and that it cannot claim the conf
dence of people on the ground Of such
misIuanarrement
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Agent for the Haniblo & St. 10, and
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAIL ROADS.

These Roads the most Comfortable and inviting
Roads going East Tourists will find the Scenery the
Palace the Station Restaurants along these routs
most inviting and superior, and Letters will be given
all Travellers and Tourists going either ist End
class passengers the Principal Agent In san Fran
cisco who will take special pains in making you
quaintcd with Railway officials through letters that
your trip will be most enjoyable to the end.
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Then we would ask where are the hos
pitals that were promised to usl One only
has been erected on ground donated by
Colonel Spreckels, and we may venture to
say that but for that generous gift we
should not have had even enc hospital.
Roads are another matter: complaints
about them come from all quarters; it is
no mere voice of discontented politicians
that is heard Men of all shades OF polit
ical opinion are united upon the point
The Pail road is small matter truly, but
it is a very pertinent one. 1t was an ar
row which the present Premier used to
wing against a previous administration.
but we see no signs of anything being
done to remedy the i'll.
The water supply Of Honolulu is again
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Your Most Obedient Servants.
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COFFEE-OLD KONA COFEEF
Y 81 Fur saleb BoLLEs n =.
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Custom House
BROKERS +!

s- Special attention in the following Departments
will be our aim, and We invite your careful peTusa6a
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TINE TABLE OF STEAMERS
Arrires at HonoInln on

Friday Jan.......-......ls Friday, Feb-..-. -
Tuesday, Jan..........9 Tucsday, March....... IL
Friday, Fcb. tritay, Marc 81
Tuesday, Fcb-... ......--.l9.
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VIII yOu lot them suffer-
Cleanse, Purify and Enrich the
Blood with
Ho, Rif4orr

ITI " VII I9FI XII u 7I1sI" U n 7lIT7I7
bills to Pay.
CO For sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-15
AUCTION SALES.
R.T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.

DY ORDEROFT THE Board of Directors Of The
y German Cooperative Building Association
No. 3, of Alexaadria, Va. will offer for sale at
pnblic auction on SATURDAY, the 9Th (fifth)
day of April 1884, at ~ m, in front of the
Market Building on Royal street, in the city Of
Alexandria, the following described property, viz.
1st. A LOT OF GROUND, with TWO BRICK
TENEMENTS thereon, in said city cf Ale1an.
dria, on the cast side of ST. Asaph street between
Princess and Oronoco streets, in front "a feet
and in depth % feet. . inches
2nd. LOT OF GROUND with FRAME
TENEMENT thereon. in said city OF Alexandria,
on the enst side of Henry street, between Queen
and Princess streets in front feet, and in depth
! ) feet to - feet alley.
.FIs- And on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF
April Isl ut II H., I will offer at public auc.
ton in front of the premises. FIVETENEMENTs
and LOTS OF GROUND at West End. in Fairfax
county Virginia, on the north side of the turn
pike nearly opposite the lane leading to the
Cameron Mills" being part of the property form
er!y owned by james Z. Rose.
Terms of sale of all the above described prop
ertv made known on the Gav ofsale
JUSTUS SCHNEIDER,
mhlI-eots Secretary.