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The free press., 1893-12-28

Browns Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Mala>
ria, Biliousness and General Debility. Gives
Mothers, weak women and children.
The free press., 1893-12-28

COUGHS AND COLDS. Those who are suffer.
iNg froun Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, etc.,
skpuid try BRowk's BRONCHIAL TRooHss.
Satd1nit n. Goz4s.
The free press., 1893-12-28

The climate of the southern polar region
is much more severe than that of CORES,
ponding regions to the north.
The free press., 1893-12-28

The United States has Il lower perce ntags
Of blind people than any other country il
the world.
The free press., 1893-12-28

Men with gray and blue eyes are usually
better marksTnen than those with dark eyes.
The free press., 1893-12-28

Rothschild's colony in Palestine is flourish.
ing so well that he has purchased more land
ar il
The free press., 1893-12-28

Medieval doctors considered chips from
the gallows on which so omebody had been
banged good remedy for ague.
The free press., 1893-12-28

Beecham' : Pills wltA drink of water MORN
ings. Beecham' 's-no others. 25 cents a box
The free press., 1893-12-28

II afrIcted with sore ewes use DR.. Isaac Thomn
on'sEye Water. 6rugglsts sell at 25c. a bottle.
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Tunis Brides.

A girl in Tunis, after she is bctrothed,
is cooped up in n small room, with
shacllles of gold and silver upon her
ankles and wrists. II she is to be mar
ried to man who has discharged, dis
patched or lost former wife, the
shacliles which the former bride wore
arc put upon the new brides limbs, and
shc is fed till they are filed up to the
proper thickness. The food used for
this custom, worthy of barbarians, is q
seed called drough, which is of an ex-
traordinary fattening quality. With
this seed and their national dish, GUS
cusso, the bride Is literally crammed,
and many actually die under the spoon.
Eastern Age.
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HOW WATER FREEZES.
The Interesting. Process M Carried On 4.
Natures Alchemy.

The Interesting. Process M Carried On In
Natures Alchemy.
scientific paper describes how the
process of freczins. is carried on in ma
lures alchemy. by means of two Their
momctcrs it is first asccrtaincd that the
temperature of The water at the sur
face and at the bottom is respectively
IS degrees and 10 degrees. a cold wind
sweeps over the surface of the water. SO
that the temperature is suddenly re-
duccd to, say, "A degrees. by this re-
duction in temperature it contracts and
becomes specifically heavier. sinking
and diSplacing the comparatively light
and warm water below, which rises to
the surface, becomes cooled below al
degrees and Immediately falls, displac-
ing the warmer water at the bottom,
which in turn rises, gets cooled and
falls, its place being again supplied by
lighter and warmer water And SO the
cooling and sinking processes go on.
the upper Thermometer always indcat-
ing the higher temperature, when sud
denly the magic point. 80 degrees, is
reached, when all movement at once
ceases. The upper layer Of water is
still exposed to the cooling influence OF
tho wind. and speedily falls in temper
aturc. but still retains its place. The
upper thermometer now shows that the
water which surrounds il is being rap
idly reduced in temperature, but the
lower one remains stationary at 80 de-
grccS. At this temperature water is
heavier than at any other, and there,
like Il stone, it remains at the bottom,
and as it is fully protected from out
ward influences by the mass of super
incumbent water. its temperature re-
mains very much ut the same point.
The water on top, however, having
nothing to protect it, gets cooler and
lighter every moment. Down the Their
momctcr goes to 81, So and 50 degrees,
and then u slight breeze ripplcs the sur
face, and the next moment thin sheet
Of ice spreads itself over all. The ice,
however. is colder and lighter than the
water, SO that it floats on the surface
and acts rs Il blanket, protecting the
comparatively warm and heavy water
below from being cooled. So that even
during the severcst winter only a COM
paratively thin superficial layer of ice is
usually formed, and the greater part of
the water remains unfrozen at the bot
tom.
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DOOM OF TIE BLACK SUIT.
Larger Latitude to 10 Allowed In tho
Matter of Dress.

i-arGer Latitude to 10 Allowed In the
Matter OF Dress.
The Clothicr and Furnishcr for Janu-
nry announces Il revolution in the
dress coat among the London swclls.
The stately and sombcr black is being
discarded and Il dark gray is taking its
place. Many orders have recently been
placed in New York for suits of the
same mate rial. but there is much diff
Guilty in getting the goods from Eng
land. However, one New York tailor
has succeeded i'll getting a sample from
which it is quite likely that our manu-
facturcrs will soon succeed in prod ncinr
IL satisfactory imitation. We think that
the change will be hailed as Il real re-
form, even among those sturdy Amcri-
cans who object to everything that is
English, You know Fashion has rig
idly bound gentlemen to black, while
ladies are permitted to indulge in all
the colors of the rainbow.
That black is disliied and ONLY en-
durcd under the nrbitrament of fashion
is evident from the fact that no gentle
man accepts it for business or undress
suit. Dark gray will answer for the
beginning of the reform. There will
quickly be innovations upon it accord
ing to taste. Lighter grays will follow,
and then browns, blues and all other
colors. shades and tints. Our fore
fathers were gorgeous in dress. with
their fancy waistcoats. knee brooches.
ru filed shirts powdered wigs, etc. and
the old and discarded fashions, too cost
~ for the Jeffersonian simplicity of the
young republic, may yet return with
The increase of wealth. True dcmoc-
racy in dress will permit larger lati-
tude than is prevalent at this date.
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found for Mrs. MIS-. ROGER A. PRYOR.
Edward Paulct Steers, regent of the
New York society. claims no vans as
ancestors. From New England come
Mrs. Leroy Sunderland Smith. also an
Adams. and Mrs. G.. V. H. Wickham,
Springfield. Mass, who traces her an
ccstry back into Puritan history. From
Virginia. the mother of presidents"
come Il host of noble women. Mrs.
Roger \. Pryor represents both the
New iorl, and the Virginia society, al
though il is to Virginia She owes the
debt Of birth. Mrs. c. Martin Casey
goes as Il delegate from New York, bit
she is Il typical +. +. V. Her great
grandfather. Robert Martin. the founder
of Mcthodism in Virginia. was born in
l'3S. On her mothers side she traces
her ancestry bacl. TO the vcncrablcs
who went over to England with Will
liam the Conqucror.
II will be u famous gathering of
famous women and history will UNI
doubleday record its acts of Importance.
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agement, and this consists of twenty
TWO state regents, all of whom have
promised to attend. 1t is this board
which carries out to the letter that por-
ton of the constitution which provides
Tor the preservation of the old records,
md documents dating back to the
troublous times of 1876. And. by tho
WHY. this constitution is interesting
reading. Here is the purpose of the So
cicty carefully outlined and Gcancd:
The purpose OF this society is to keep
alive among ourselves and our descend
ants the patriotic spirit OF the men who,
III military. naval or civil service, by
their acts or counscls. achieved Amer
ican independence in 1916. 10 collect
and secure for preservation all records
and documents relating to the war of
the revolution, TO assist III the com
menorativc celebration OF our great
historical events, to promote social in
tercour%a and good feeling among its
members now and hereafter"
But Il word of the famous women who
form part and parcel Of tic continental
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! 81 tbs
loY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED

DG VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID December !. 1891. and duly recorded In the
office of the clerk OF the Ius'ings Court OF the
city ut Roanoke. Va, in de ed book II, page I:6
whereby Rosa + Cutchin convey ed to George j
Poet. trustee, the hereinafter dt scrihed property
in trnst to secure to The National Mutusl Build.
ing and Loan Association. OF New York, the com
rliaLce with certain bond executed or even da c
with the said deed in the sum or $40 condi.
toned for the payment OF Sl,5 q loaned or adj
vhnccd to her upon fifteen shares of stock in said
association in certificate No. S, I22. Issue D. H., 10
he repaid with interest in tho manner and upou
the terms set forth in said boz d and dced--which
provides tor the repayment OF said sum in
monthly instruments OF S2i per month until the
maturity o. said certificate OF stock acc ording to
the bylaws OF said association, and the peri ,rm.
ance OF other conditions Ind covenants or Enid
bond and deed Of trust, and upon ault in auy
OF said conditions or payments for three months
TO sell the property conveyed in said deed; and
whereas default having been made for m, re than
three months In compliance and payments and
the undersigned having been appointed by the
Hastings Court or the city OF Roanoke Va n.
trustee, substituted in the place and stead OF said
De orge j. Peet. and having been requested and
directed i'll writing 80 to do by the beneficiary
the said NatOnai Mutual Building and Loan As
tociation OF New York, will, pursuant TO inc
power and authority conferred in said deed OF
trust, proceed TO sell ut public auction in front
OF the courthouse door, IN the city OF Roanoke
Va, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1879. Al
~ O'CLOCK NJ, TO the highest bidder the prop
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TRUSTEES SALES.

writing 30 TO do by II G beneficiary in ss,g f,-,.
=. aru u me said National Mutual Build nf: nm I.
10 INC power and authority conferred in shd aysts
vi tsust and according to tho terms thereof s,rp.
the c,y q i"snosc State on OF III" rgi is n
y NJ hsDAf, MARC IL 2 1879, AT 80 CLocY
rcyn T.; ~ , INC highest BIDDER tho propc,is cnp-
lows 10 wit: 90 ~
i itnate and being 10 the city of Roanoke stare
side OF Luck street III foet wet OF Pnrk .,,,rs
al, rnnninG thence north 3 degrees cast o ices
10 point thence south ~ degrees wet rs sees
70 point thence south derrcts we On +. .r -
me norm eide OF Lnck street thence with gnrir
n;m H0rth ~ degrees cast . fee, the u lce o.
o,' ItRMs: Cash as to s22Sil-; balance IN on,,
ana two years, secured b. deed OF trnst go"
3stds RUSH L. DERR Truetr-,
Ply vI9TrE OF a DEED or TRrsrr ATEn
- december !. 1871, and duly recorded /, lbs
"tite cf the clerk II the Iin.tingst orrt ~ IN
cry or Roanoke. Va, in deed hoos 20 pate, mn
Jr., conveyed 10 Gcorsc j. Pei trustee ~,
.er iha,ter utscrib' property, Unjust To rt urc
c TO- ia" Nal. nal Mutual building srd Loan aesp-
c,a car OF New York. th, compliance with or =
tam penal bond executed of even date win shc,
,h h,u Mcca N tic sum of $1,000, conditioned 10.
me payment OF $4,000 loaned or advances, ,r,
them npon twenty shares OF stock in said sssptf
anon anon IN certificates Nos. S.GG, Issue II j. ana
Nil' issue q, 10 he repaid with iptercst Is, fhr
manner aud upt II the terms set forth In .aid Snnh
anu cccu watch provides for the repayment. ~
said sum in monthly II stalmcn,s a. So ,p-
month unti the maturity of said cerIiiT,rps' y.
a,o,S accordion to the by laws OF said associs,ao.
anu TIC pcrto nance OF ether coiI1ticns
, anu covenants OF said bond and d.Cs1 "a:
,rns,, and upon default in nny ol .-aia
.onu,,,ohs or payments for three fncrths
10 sen INC property conveyed in said ,.cct. ,Di1
wncress default haviu. been made for more nan
, ,i, mouths IN compliance and payments, anf
me undersigned having hccn appointed by ,hs,
, iIms,inss Court OF The city Of Roanok, Va. ~
trustee substituted in the place anu stead ~ s,iS
George y Pcct, nud having been rcouc.t,.l nnn
directed in writing 50 10 do by the hcncicin,y.
tho said National Mutual Build NJ an, Lam a..
ISOLATION OF New York, shall, pu' sua,t to he
power ana authority comic, rcd in said 1te,l o.
,rn-t' proceed I" sell at public auction % ,Sa
Ert les, in tho city of Roanoke ~. Az,
THURSDAY, MARCH >, lisa AT = O'IIt,t:T
+. NJ, TO the highest biddc- The prop-rts ,y,n
veycu in said deed OF trust, desc ibcd a. foilcya
to wit: " >''es
Situate and hcing in the city of Roanoke S,stp
OF virginia: l'cSinninG at point on the BortN
sidc ar Luck street 112 feet west or Park sfreei
ana running thence north dtgrccs cast 20 fer 10
point: thence south - degrees ST y tcct 10 ,,
point; thence south degrees west ~ tr.s 10
nc north side OF Luck str ct; thence wiki IncE
beginning. N 49, 20
TERMS; Cash as to Ss.3Sil7; balance IN on.
AMI Two years, secured by deed OF trust
,,o RUSH L. DEkR. Trustee.
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MRS. FLORA ADAMS of 1912, the sons
DARLING. of the heroes of
our second war, with possibly veteran
to tell the tale, will meet. At WASH
ington the men who fought in 1918 will
meet again in annual reunion. At
Syracuse and elsewhere in the nation
the boys OF the sixties" will bivouac
again and recall the dread times of the
civil war. So the week in which occurs
the anniversary Of Washington's birth
will again be an cvcntInl one with us.
We recall history on that day and very
often we make it.
OF the old societies that Of the war Of
1872 is to us the most interesting, as the
body contains u few at least of those
who fought Mt New Orleans and on
Lake Eric The society celebrates each
year the actual date Of the close of the
war; the date on which the treaty Of
peace was proclaimed by the executive
of the nation
But it is of the continental congress
l desire to speak more cspccialIv Not
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TROSTEES' BALES.

ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EVE
- cntcd to me, the undersigned trustee ON the
3l:t day OF May 1s:ra, by Mrs. Emma A. Pole and
wilbur ; Poe, hci husband, to secure to Mrs.
Mamie l. Lunsford the sum of one thousand dol.
lars as evidenced by TWO egotabIe notes OF the
sum OF $500 each, dated the S1st day of NAV,
1882, and due in ninety days and six months and
one note OF S5OO.OJ due in twelve months from
date with interest, and default having been made
in The payment of the fret two notes and bcing
,ve4ne;!sd 20 to do By the bench larry, Will On
1888, Al - O'CLOCK NJ, in front of The
c ,nh,il1 Sc OF Roanoke. Virginia, sell by
mated in the city of Roanoke, State
OF virginia, lying on north side Of Albc-
marie street and fronting thereon 50 feet and cx-
tenning back between parallel lines 49, feet to an
nlcy ana designated as lot II, section ~ OF the
map or the Lewis addition.
EhMS: Cash rs to an amount sufficient to
pay inc costs or executing this trust, to pay on
ana clschargc the two notes OF $25O.OJ each above
referred 70, assume a debt of 81, 1000 due in
october, 1888. with interest NJ the rate of pcr
cent; per annnm, balance to be made PAYABLE on
me 2lst day OF May lS'3, hat being the time the
S5l w note above referred 10 becomes due
tus r. ID. GUM, Trustee.
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rNRUSTEE'S SALE by VIRTUE OF ADErp
L OF trust executed TO me by j. d. Cl,reni,
dated ,unc :, 1880, ard recorded ia the tli ~, ct.
nee OF The Hastings Court ar the city of Roanoke
Va. IN deed book No 49, page 27, to .ecire ~
tdWin +. smith payment OF the sum OF ci.sN
thousand dollars (SS,OU) as evidenced 6y ,5fss
certain interest bearing negotiable hote. f ev.rp
naic Win said decd OF trust for two thou-aud Il y
hui dred ana sixty six dollars and sixty SIX cents
(S?,tGGGJl each, payable in one, two aud th,rt.
years after date, with interest from date of said
deed, and whereas default has been made IN sb..
payment OF the second mt ntioued note. aud ne
'pS requested 10 do so by the beneficiary wiil,
zen ut public auction to the highest bidder. IN
Va. ON MONDAY. MARCH i iSo&' ar II
O'Clock NOON, the following described pare&i
" land lying in the city of Roanoke, Va:
Bs giLnirg 1T the sonthwes. corner o. Scr.cs
ara Heury sirants. thence will, Henri street.
south degrees west n.o feet 10 VAIN: s:--c;,
thence with the latter north ~ degrees IS minute :
west III feet To an alley, thence with said alley
notth degrees east OH feet TO SrtIoe .:Isei.
thence with the latter south s. degrees Is r,inn,cs
cast lil feet 10 point OF beginning, contAinin..
Si,t,2 square feet, more or less
The above described property, having been.
shown on pla, prepared by Mcssrs Winga,e Y
llancRcl, engineers, which will he shown 10 any
, Rf"sPecsive purchaser snd VII be produced AT
VIII he sold Ill accordance with the lo!owiut;
plan:
First. Lots /. a34,5, t ., IL and Is. in TN, or
der named, south rom Spruce street 10 Walnut
"a shown on said pat and should they not bring
enough To pay the debt due Edwin +. Smith then
lots Nos. and will be sold, aud should they NOT
bring enough to satisfy the debt above referred
To, then lots Nos. 10 aud IL will be sold.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay cost OF cSecnt-
ing this trust, including trustees commission az
DER cent. aud cash sufficient 10 discharge this
second note above referred 10 OF $2,66b ". WIN
interest from June 3, 1880, aud as TO tho sum VI
S2,WN.oO, with interest thereon from June 3. ,SN.
upon credit until June 5; lSB, and the rtsiinti
upon credit of one and two years from the d.y
OF sale, deferred payments 10 bear interest from
day OF sale and To be secured by deed or iTusa
upon the premises cor"""sd.
l29t ids Trustes.
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EVE

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cuted to me by Lille Bell Kestcr, btarinp
date on the eth day OF June, lS,2 md recorded in
the clerks Ollie of the Hastings Court for the
city of Roanoke. Va. dc'd book - page $50, to
secure TO H.. ). Gamble the payment of 81, 525,
evidenced by scvcnt, seven intcro st bearing
negotiable notes ns described in smid deed OF
trust, and default having ben mpdc In the pay.
meat or seven Of said notes of S2l cacn and
hci"g requested to do 80 by said beneficiary /
will, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, 1898, Az IL
O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF tho courthouse or Roa.
noke city, sell to the highest bidder NJ public
auction all that c. rtaln lot parcc Of land lying
IN the city OF Roanoke, Va, bounded and de
scribcd as follows. To wit:
beginning al point at the southeast corner OF
Dale avenue and Elmwood street. thence with
Ellnwood street south degrees > minutes fifty
1cct toa point. thence in Il northery direction III
rect To- All alley, thence with said alley north &
degrees minutes east 3l.33 feet to Dale avenue,
thence with Dale avenue in souihcry direction
~ ~ icet to point, thence north II degrees 81
minutes IL seconds east * feet TO the place OF be
ginning, and known rs LOT II, block 81 OF the Bel
mont Land Companys Addition to the city of
Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of exc
cnting this trust, including trustees commission
or five per cent, and to pay on the past due notes
with interest to date OF sale, and balance II any,
payable in monthly instaments OF S2' each
,. j. +. WfNGFIELD.
81 tus Trustee.
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the Puritan colony, John and Samuel
Adams; not of the men who wrote their
names 80 that the king could see
them, not of the heroes Of the rcvolu-
ton who fought while the congress
thought but of the descendants o.:
those heroes, of 1.-The daughters of the
American revolution" who since 1890
have been holding an annual contincn-
tai congress. near to the spot where
liberty was born and Graded
In 1890 five of these daughters met in
Washington. 1t was on October II. not
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'D'S' ''' q UNsHF. conspicuous 1iC-
uic at these annual gatherings. She is
of Puritan stock. the line of her an
ccs;ry containing the names of the
Adauscs.
Miss Eugcnia Washington has been
asked to read Il paper to the society
this year and hey name will recall one
stamped with the great seal of Ancri-
can nobility.
But ancestry counts for much in this
gathering. From the south comes
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daughters whose
liugucnot fam
lily ties 80 deep
in to history.
From New York
conc { II G a C.
SccnGaniS Of the
Datch. although
here and there
Il III ugucn o /
strain will be
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week if you list
g II Z | O 5 u | V
c II o IL & Ii. a t
Washington the
continental con
grcss will be liz
session. In Phil
ade'pnia the So
cict.y of the War
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congress. Mrs.
Flora a dams
Darling, widow
of Gen. l.. |.
ID q l. ! z, is
X II o " II as the
founder general
of the national
society and is al
ways the most
nao.r,n.- H..
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others famous in
Amcri can his
tory: Vice prcsi-
dent general pre-
siding, Mrs. Will
liam ID. Cabcll;
vice pres i d c n t
general lin charge
of the organ..a-
ton Of chapters,
Mrs. ii. Y. Boyn.
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tee appointed by ''"9' 'ohN W. foS iEE.
them to do honorS Of the day upon the
arrival of their guests, the Daughters
Of the Revolution: NJ. VI. Parker, Adj
niral j. Il. .Jouctt. Gen. II. V. Boynton,
Gen. William Smith. Congressman Man
sur, Gen. Horatio G. Gibson. Col
Charles r. Grccnlcaf, Capt. Calvin ID.
Cowles, Commander L. W. Dcliins,
Alexander p. Morse, Capt. Robert
Clank, Prof. .. II. Mason, IL. G. Ogden,
Francis e. Leupp.
Hero, to begin with, is list of the
society's officers, names that recall
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of stately John
ii n IL C oc X, o f
learned Thomas
j c IT c l. s on, Of
John Carroll, of
Carrollto IL; of
Robert Morris;
Of Ben j a IN in
L ia n k lin: of
those great men
from tho soil nf
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NY vlit1 uk OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
- December !. 1871 and duly recorded in the
erk's office OF the Hastings Court for the city
OF Roenokc, State OF Virginia, decd book - PAGE
3si. whereby William i. Blair and l., curgt,s
Blair, Jr., conveyed the property hereinafter DC.
scrihcd To George j. Pect. trustee, IN trust 10 Sc.
cure the National Mutual Building and Loan A..
ISOLATION, OF New York. the payment or two
thousand ,S2, y dollars, evidcI ccd by their
certain bond executed 10 said National Mutual
'uilding and / oan Association, OF New York In
the penal sum OF $3.50 and conditioned to pay
the said sum of S?tUn, together with all interest
premium. dues, fnes, etc, in the manner and
upon the tern set forth in said bCid and dc ell ur
trust which provides for the payment OF said
sum. together with premium and interest in
monthly instruments OF S32 per month until the
maturity or the shares in said association upon
which THE loan was made according To the hy.
laws OF said association; said shares are c. rti-
ncatc No 9ll'', issue ID go shares-npon which
this loan or advancement was made and secured
to be repaid by the deed or trust above
referred 10 upon the hereinafter de.
scribcd property, and default having been
made in the payments and conditions for more
than three months, and the undersigned, having
been appointed by the Hastings Court of The
city OF Roanoke. Va, as trustee, substituted in
the place and stead OF raid George j. Peet and
having been heretofore requested and directed in