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To be Leased on Ground Kent,

OR SOLD lN4'EE SIMPLE,
One Lot OF Ground fronting IS feet 10
inches on Duke street, between Patrick and
Henry streets-It will be divided in small
lots TO suit applicants
- Oae other Lot ON the corner of Alfred and
Duke streets Of 1903 feet, W ich will likewise
be divided IS may be agreed on
One Lot ON Alfred street. e "a feet.
>, One Lot on Patrick street, adjoining VIM.
Veitch of Is feet.
Also, several other Lots, in different situ-
ations.
The above Lots are all in the neighborhood
of one OF the best pumps Of water IN the
town.
George Coryell.
Sept IL co3.2aw4t
A NEW NOVEL,
The Sailors Friendihip,
OR,
The Soldiers Love..
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Just recetved for sale by
James Kennedy, SEM
September IS. ed
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MR. SSowDEx,

Without having the smallest desire 20 dbl
tract from the meri: of any portion of lliV
inhabitants who distinguished themselves ii
the Cause OF humanity at the late distressing
ire, beg permission to bring INTO public
notice the extraordinary and efficacious ex
ertlons OF black man named CAMPBELL
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CoNMUNIs ATIos.

Query. would it noble advisabl. for he
Common Council to qact law, hat the
Watch should, on an darn Of suchan &C.
casion as appeared last night, ring theReA-
two would be sufi lent b pe,tofm ,na du-
ty; the rest should Be hd or forfeit th@ir
salary, in case they dldnot INN, diateiy
ran to every door in ton to awakeatthc
.cl'lzsns-and IN case thei ptrf-rmy d thai,
ducv, an, such citizens ,iled TO attend !;
any fIiccr of any of the accompanies b7-
ioneing to this town, or an Other person
appeasans ar the h-s, shoaa be authorised
10 fns them Ten Dollars eau, BY warrant
t;om the Mayor.
a So scR1BER.
September Is.
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6 NOTICE..

All perfors are hereby cautiontft
gainit taking an fllgnment OF nc
which appears to have been paiisd b,
me to homas c. Wills, and athgnee
by him, as underitand. to one -
Burson, and by Bnrson to Ihsr.t
Love, who now holds the fame.
This Eona was never delivered by
me- to Wits; ana he obtained tas,
fame in fraudulent manntr,and Wltniec
out any conlld Whatever. !
Jos.Ph \. Bnl ch.
Sep cmber u. ST
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a S4scR1BEa.
September 25.
COMMUNICATION.
MIR. EDIroR,


Mr. EDJroR,
Every one who beheid the svastation.
caused by Monday nights cd grafton,
must, while he feels for tie loss of sis
fellow citizen be led to reflect up, the II,
certainty OF all human affairs, Wit was :,
few moments before scene of ,iet and
ST ETY. now exhibited spectacle horror
and danger. What had cost men :. labor
and tolls years, vas in a very SHIT time
entirely destroyed. The people in ,eneral
behaved themselves we'll and somandiyi
dua's acted with that energy and ihlstry
which became them, as christians nd nc
men. was hSppy to see that some ohose
men who are thought by some 10 be nui-
sance 10 society, act with such rigor alsac-
uvlty asdid themselves much creGit andheir
fellow men much good MIR JeflersorA4r.
Cone, and Master Barrett, distinguished
themselVs as the most humane and actE a.
mongst u.s. And tho reyiied b, SON as
the most wicked of men, betsu aors,
they acted On this occasion as christii,y
directs and virtue requircs. Considcnc
they were as strangers in the place ey
certainly arc entitled to The thinks OF suff-
ing individuals, and Of the inhabitantsr
general.
A CITIZEN.
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who I understand holds the employment

who understand holds the employment
porter of the bank of Potomac. Hundreds of
people Witnessed his intrepid conduct, and
are ready to testify, that in their opinion, the
preservation of the adjoining square is to be
ascribed to his ascending to the summit OF
an insecure chimney, by which he was ena-
bled TO ex,inguish FIRE that was kindied in
its neis hborhood, and hich the engines were
attempting in vain.
Il is 10 be Lop that yet more subs tam
tial evidence of public appreciation may be
made
So-,r.r,n
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.,,s1rp, on Tuesday evening by the
Mr.. G.bsan, Mr.. JOIN GRID, mer-
NJ % Miss SARAH kennedy, daughter
'e eu,. Iar.cs Kennedy, s,n. both Of sais
togn. .-
c.,,.et,d aeeouss efthe 6re.--We stated IN
10 ,ha. we pretended rot 10 exactness
lt.lculations, relative to individual loss
lsye since learn that, in many instances
have. contrary to cur expectations, ex-
,1.d the amount of injury sustained, and
lea also omitted to mention a circumstance
,i,bit is very material should be now STAT
and that is, that oftae merchandise con-
nsa in ,hs warehouse Of ar Ladd, y ar
4. greater portion consisted OF consi IN
.,.o,s. Mr. Ladd Is absent at this time, and
- are therefore unable to state with any pre-.
,ii.l,a what HIS been the Individual loss in
.oss; but we have beso nf3rmed from a
sore a,eritiag confidence, thai the pro1a-
/ NV is i, ioes not exceed len or ii.een
thousand dollars.
Mr.. Leaps house w,s insured.
lanes Lawrason's house Mas insured.
4 The loss OF N ere handize in the warehouse
Vflasrason and Fowle. Is stated not to have
exceeded FIVE or six thousand collars, and
their own io3s is short oil one THOUSAND dol
lars.
Ioseph Deans entire loss vii not exoeed
one thousand d2hays.
Thomas Presto loss not exceeding two
thousand FIVE h,la,ie3l II!hs,.
Ino;hsr respee .as l,r as we are yet in
hrned, our estimate may b. considered as
tasra6ly correct.
The election IN D laware for Governor,
eatakcs place next month. The caudi-
dates are Judge Rodney, federal. and Col.
Haslet, democratic. Tha. little state has
rayaFga6iy preserved federal ascendan-
81, short interruption excepted, ever since
4 ne adoption OF the constitution. II is bop
a. ADD thsre is r-as2n TO believe, that by
fGl'ea szS.;' rs, sae max set preserve it.
: dsmn'rsSs n New Jersey are very
much b. nc cars: one party condemn;ns
and Inc o,her approving the 10Th and III
Congress oae party asserting, and he
@T dSnTing, submission. We do NOT
p1e'lVe that the famous Janaes S'oan is on
ether Est of candidates for Congress. He
seertainly more I'll tent than the soap
'nd' o'dlaary legislative matter NV J.r.
'Y now sends. True, he is public OK
p'Oc5, consuming much tins in the house,
'O' nc IS very Entertaining, aud who would
sad5e the expence for the amusement.
Toe Freeman's Jau,nI mentions that
'' Montgomery author of" l'hr Wan
'''sT IN S@itzeriand,' and variou, shorter
F~n', m late letter to hiend in Ameri-
~ has announced his intention Of shortly
~ 5s''Snng another small volume of Poems.
'''e is IN inc poems ofthis writer delicate
81 S"sny with striking novelty. ytt great
'y IN The tender and pathetic. exceed,
. Fsas'ng aud impressive. He has much
~ Panness of the Soulhey school, bu,
=, 's '8nlty and vigor. His language
\. 'n'''aen's strike home, and impress
"a" 'oS remembrance of men Words
Fl, but amusrs boys in their
ale nrlnter IN r,ar;oo ,.ho cr;-..
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u NeSfoe5 70f oGIe.
WILL. BE- sole, iur tGsf, IN nc ,own OF
Lees6ang on tie 9Th d.y, OF October feAt:
bstM eea 20 and 5 likely \ EGKC,Eo, con-
sistlsg Of men, women and children
Sarah M'Carty,
Admir- OF Daniel Me- ar,y. Gee sed
Cedar Grove, September -. 60,
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A SPECTATOR.

~ A Communication from the Com
manders of the different fire Companies IN
town, relative 10 the late lire. has, been re-
ceised and shall appeal il our next.
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aI,ranorss GJa'lp 0asssis.
THURSD1K, SEPT. y.

.,,,a1ED. on Tnesdsy evening by the
Mr. G.bssn, Mr.. JOIN GRID, mer-
hs', ), Miss SARAH KENNEDY. daughter
wi M, Iancs Kenuedy, s,n. both OF sais
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-27

|, ,S Georgetown po-s raves ike mad.
h. !" rs It'd, pend-ns Americ an, at the
hss notice took, the other day. of his
IS We had no improper desire to
h. - 'Aa sSnslbilities of the feeble and
h.. ''sSs old gentleman. As he disco
h.. - much resentment at lussi6able
h., s'' ms infantile absurduies, we may
". = Deem il not improper. WHEN at lei
b, " teach him li,rle good manners.
0'nsF rhymemonges'. remarks we
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Bookseller and otalonfr. on hsny Street, las
Ia c!ly cciuei, and has (or sac,
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t. Negroes for Sase.

Sep cmber u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
JAMES MADISON.

He Subscriber has received, and offers fol-
n sale, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and Messrs. Gallego
Richards & Co.'S.
100 Kegs f IF Eff Dupont de Nemour &
Cos Brandywne GL'N-POWDBR, war
ranted ofsuperiOr quality,
10 Hogsleads Prime Antigua Rum,
10000 VT Brown Sugar,
6000 do. Coffee,
10 Bales Bourbon, do
20 CHESTS best Hyson, Young Hysop, Impe-
rial, Gun powder AND SOuchong TEAS, OF
last importation,
100 and 3 ID each Lead Canister Imperial
and Gun powder Tea,
"a DOz. Bottles Martinique Cordial assorted
IN boxes of 10 bottles each,
100 Doz Claret, Wise de Crsvee Blanc, Rhe-
nish do. Burgundy, Champagne and old
Port VINE,
2 boz. Csrboys London Bill Madeira Wine
of 1899 q 1901,
2 Pipes old London Market, Sherry, Lis
bon & Tcncri9e Wine,
Pipes old COgnisc Brandy-& 100 Box
es OF superior quality Havana Segars /;
With large and general assortment of c,oce
'ies Of superior quality, also, China and Glass
Ware, all Of which lie Will dispose OF at low pri
ces for cash.
ADBIH LhFOREST.
August u lawI2w
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I AND AND MILLs-The subscrlb.r .e-

AND AND MILLS-The subscriber Be-
II ing authorised by Mr. Spotswood Lips
corabe, offers for sale, Three hundred and forty
foe acres Of LAND, lying in Henrico county,
ABOUT six miles from Richmond, on Westharn
Creek, between the three-chopcd and river roads
the improvements consist Of u small Dpellir-,
OF hour rooms, lchen, ID try, Afea, house, q
gsrden and yard w-il ,nciosed S.sSp and Gyiss
MI. all recently bu!lt--About thirty five acres
OF this Lend is in cultivation, the residue a.
bounds With excellent building. and other TIM
Der twenty FIVE acres ofprime ,eadow might
be had at small expence of reclsiming il
The premises will he shewn 10 any person in
cined to purchase, by Mr. E imund West, IMAM
ager) on lie Land, and the terms made known
by
THOMAS TA2LOR.
August z. tl5,bS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
August 10.

Y virtue OF a decree OF tie Superior court
- OF Chancery, for the Richmond district.
pronounced on the Dist September, 1909, be-
tween James Govan assoc of James Inns pit:
and John B. VIM and Frances his wife ,defts.
Will be sold to the highest bidder for ready
money, on Tuesday the l1th of September next,
at the dwelling house of Jesse Puryear, between
the hours OF one and three O'Clock, NJ the tract
OF L AND Shereon the said Puryear now lives
And at the Mil commonly known by The name of
Wines Mil, which &djoins the said Land, be-
tween ;he hours of 3 and o'clock, NJ the
one undivided third part of the said mill seat.
PARKE GOODALL, Sheriff
Of Hanover County, and Comm issi0aer.
August 81 epSxT
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August 8

~ ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE VIII
BIZ offered for sale, on the 17th day of Sep.
TENDER next, being Essex court, in the town OF
Tappabannock, to the highest bidder, Tract
or LAND containing 500 acres, lying within
one mile aud half Of the town There is a
good overseer's house, with barn and every
house necessary for farm on this tract the
whoie entirely new--AlsO another TRACTad
joining the town, coHtaiaing 2405 acres, will be
sold on the same day. These lands are of ex
cellent quality, and well situated for Farming -
Possession will be given OH the LIST of January
1911, at which tune, one third of the mon, v
must be paid, and the balance in one and two
years, for which bond will berequired, & it must
be further secured by deed of trust on the land
the purchaser to have the privilege of sowing
wheat, the approaching fall. A good title will be
made by the subscriber, and by the other dew
sees Of DR.. JOHN BroCkenbrougb, decd
THOS BKOCKENBROUG
Tappahsnnock, August II. wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04

I'D E it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
4 D pr~SentaiveS Of the United States of Atteri
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the marshal for
the dIsiri'L o. North Carolina, be and he rs here
by authorised and directed to discharge John
Kerr from hrs Imprisonment, upon an execution
issued against him in behalf of the u. S p ov,Ged,
tnat he shall -ssign and convey all the estate re
al and personal, which he may own or be emit
tied to, TO sumo person for the bent fit of the u
) under the discretion of the Secretary OF the
Treasury: and Prov,ded AGO, that any estate re
al or personal, winch The said John Kerr may
hereatt, acquire, shall be liable 20 be taken and
sold, IN the same manner as if he had never been
imprisoned and discharged as aforesaid Pyovl.
dea nevertheless, That if any person entitled to
ANY ps't OF The said Judgment under the laws of
Tie U 5. shall object to the discharge of the
SAID ] I'm Kerr, he shall be detained in prison at
the cOs' and expense OF the person so Directing,
who shall pay weekly in advance the amount Of
the al fees and subsistence of the SAID John
Kerr, and in case of failure to make any such pay
ments in advance the said John Karr shall be
lmms diately discharged, upon the conditions
herein before expressed.
J. b. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
April 90, 1910.
APPROVED,
JAMES MAnISON
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Hill for his establishment,
VIE SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure as.
sure their friends, that The business Of the
Academy, whereofL L. II Girardin, D Doyle and
JohH Wood, have at present tae administration.
VIII, from the lst OF September next, be conduc-
tSu by them with the co operation of Mr. Cru.
solies, late teacher in the College ofBsltimore
a French gentleman of great requirements az
well III Classics and Mathematics as in his na-
tive tongue.
The advantages resultingt to youth from this
association will be of great consequence to the
mhA'ltsnis OF Richmond and its vicinity More
tune and attention viii be applied to ENGLISH.
Latin and Greek Classics-the fees for Tuition
reduced TO reasonable standard, and the mind
ne directed to useful and early practice, as ven
as Theory, IN Mathematical and Mercantile stu
dies
They will limit to that number which may ap-
pear most reasonable to the parents and them.
serves the teachers will be ccailly responsible
~ their departments, excepting the French
teacher, whose hours of attendance will he limit
ted.
In discipline, the same order and harmony
Shall be preserved in all departments, that have.
Tor nearly three years been kept up by d DOYLE
IN MS department it shall be neither ntIolently
lax nor tyranncslly severe.
The prices concluded on as most reasonable.
VIII be,
For English, including History, Geography.
Bellies Letters. bookkeeping, and Mathematics,
per quarter-S3.
For the above with Latin and Greek langua-
CESS 10.
For small Classes in Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting and Grsmnar-S 6
This establishment will have in view utility,
not ostentaton ; and its object viii be to glve
that kno wledge OF the English LANGUAGE, OF the
Classics, and OF the Mathematics, which VIII
considerably facilitate the completion of cole.
giate education
1t must be apparent to all, that, whereas the
English, Latin aud Greek classics, as well as
SSpeihng' Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, and
Tor the most part, Geography aud the use of the
Globes were taught solely by ID Doyle, for near
" TWO years in this Academy, when the school
was numerous, that when additional teacher
OF ,qial capablity IS added, the number of pupils
limited, and the fees for tuition much diminish
ed, there can be little doubt Of respectable and
lasting patronage.
d. DOYLE.
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- oARDING HOUSE, G. PkIYATE EN-.
- IERT'aIN MINT - The Subscriber, re
siding in the city OF Williamsburg, will furnish
Ladies & Gentlemen, Boys & Girls, with Board
q lodging, by the day, week, month, quarter or
year, ON Reasonable terms. Her house is large
and convenient, aud she hopes to merit share Of
pubic patronage, by the goodness of her accom-
modatIons and unremitting exertions to please
ANNA BYRD.
August3, Iaw8w
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July 81.

a VALUABLE TRiCT OF LAND FOR
- Sale Will be sold on The premises, the
l7th Day OF September next, the LAND where
ON the late Colonel William Nelson resided, ly-
ing in the upper end of King William County.
and contains by survey 1900 acres this Land is
well adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco, it viii be laid off before the day of sale
In convenient lots, as 10 suit those who may
wish to purchase. The terms of sale will be
one half of the purchase money paid in ~ months
from the day of sale, the other half in two years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved securi-
", and deed of trust upon the Land. A good
tile will be made by
CHARLES C. PACE,
ddn,r with the will annexed.
August 10. ids
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July %

a FfER the 15lh of the present month, the
n subscriber Can accommodate or 5 small
Boys, with BOARD, Washing and Lodging
Room, at so dollars per quarter, paid in advance
CHfLES TERRELL
August 8 I4w6 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04

TOR SALE--a valuable NERO HANT and
SAW MILL situated in tine county %
Loudon on Goosecreek ! of mile from where
1t empties IN the Potomac miles from Lcesburg,
So from Alexandria and about the same distance
from George Town; in the midst Of tho finest
wheat country OF Virginia. The main road from
Leesburg to Alexandria, passes within one mile
of the mill, and the boats that navigate the Poto-
mac come up to the NH, whicl, affords great
opportunity osprocuring wheat, by means OF the
rvei At ali seasons, and great facility OF sending
Hour to market by Water 10 George Town and
Alexandria The Mill House is built of stone 50
feet BY 81, two stories and four floors and works
two pair fstones The machinery, which is of
the most approved construction, is in good repair.
The saw mill, is ofthe culinary size & works saw
With the Mill, if suitable to the purchaser, may
be had 10 or 20 acres OF Land, on the side of the
creek ON which the mill stands, and the oppo-
site tract of Land, containing about $50 or 500
acres, OF good quality aud we'll timbered The
excellence of the stream of Goose creek, at this
place the abundance OF wheat grown in the VII
cnty the facilities OF water navigation and the
general and rapia improvements of this part of
the state hold out great inducements to person
of activity and spirit, inclined to vest his money
IL property OF this description. For further par
.ticulars appyto WIN BRENT IT.
Near Aqaia f-ost Office, Vi,ginia.
July 81. ep2;mSsfltf
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BECK,S PATENT, SHoU-

in this city, for the Manufacturers w Pli-
ladelpla) have now on hand for SALE, Tea ,ons
OF Patent Shot, assorted and will n, reaiter be
furnished, from the Manufat,ory, With supply
sufficient to meet any demand at this Market
III 6 3 MYERS.
August IL ep6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04

CUN-POWDER!-- THE proprietors Of the
NJ RICK N0ND POWDER MILLS, offer
for sale, by he key or larger quantity, and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungla7 ed warranted
equaito any imported, and on reasonable terms.
Retailers at liberty TO return the powder, II
not approved Apply 10 -.
JAMES BROWN, 81. Or,
DdYID =. BURR.
May 90. 2aw2w&lawtf
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d. DOYLE.
X DdBNET.
August Is

IRON CASTINGS, of every descrptiorS
Il tPstterns being furnished) VIII be exec,oted
~ the neattst manner, at the Fow idery, .tacls
to the Virgins Manufactory Of Aims
JOHN STAPLES, Su heri,atendant.
April 10. ,ssSnn
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TN CHANCERY AT a court held for ny
Il q Queen county, at The court house, ON Mon.
day the 9th of July, 1910
Edmund SlmCo administrator of John Brumley,
decd: PhF
AGAINST
James Lumpkin and Elizabeth Brookes and
Thomas JeffrIes, DeFts.
THE defendants, James Lumpkin and Eliza.
beth Brookes, not having catered their appea. ance
and given security according to the act OF assem-
bly, ard the rules Of this court, and 1t appearing
to the satisfaction of the cour, that the said defen.
dants Jas. Lumpkins and Elizabeth Brookes are
not inhabitants of this commonw wealth On the
motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, his or.
dered, That the said defendants, James Lumpkin
and Elizabeth Brookss, do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday in October next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith published in me public ne wsp4per
printed IN the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted al
the front door OF this court house
Test,
RO POLLARD, C C.
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IMPORT. mr..

MPoRT mr.
oSEPH Hull, rho soas a yevOl,s iona,y
Z; Tbo % ne S osSre;f"' iv' =, BY af .sng
'i1g his or Me,y place oJtIsj S,e ;s,u bsay
Of o".' Ting Oe'y adpaatGgeop - ss'''
AgSaH "a u ,tnA
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The Paris obituary of 1909, mentions the
deaths of "a = arshal of the Empire, Is gene
rails, 3 officers of a lower grad, 10 civil NJ .gis
trates. 3 Ecclesisstics, % learned Msn, "a Ar
lists, 81 distinguished Foreigners--3 persons of
100 years, of ia of 10, Of log of LOG,
5 of los, of 104, of 103. 6 # l02 and 100
Phiia. Hemisphere.
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LBY AUTHORITY !
Law OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

Authorizing the discharge Of John Kerr Jon
his tnl6riSonrnent