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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-30
Notice.
Jan. %

! The public re hereby informed that a
Company ha. been forncd nn'ior the lille
Of 1iiE QThNEiCO w 1RhHOU-F
COMPANY no have erected, one mile
b,loS he town Of DHmf les, large and
c"nve, lent Warehouse on Quantico creek
Tor tie storage Of flnu~, gain. etc which
warch use wil he raady 'or the reception
OF preface on Monday the third If f b.
next ;ne trustees IT sad Com!,an, have
app in'rd Z-huIon kasSev tneir tgent.
g. attend the said " a chouse. t. receivr
pr"tucc On storage and grant REGENTS for
the ,ame. And f.. he prompt dcivc Y
f al, ticles received IL the SAID ware
house by their agent. (i.e alone except.
ed) the Company hold rh''uoeive, bound,
All perxons den"sit,7. Rru-, gran etc
must pay, before tafe'' may. the fn'!o"'
Ing storage. viz. 70 each barrel al fiar
6 cents Y'if It rmain, ia said warehouse
one month cents: an! in the SINE nrp-
portion tOs the tine j, may remain. For
each hushel Of wheat ar other cram t"o
cents; II II remains over 0ne month 'hree
cents; and in the sane p np9rtion Tor
the time it NAV remain hnd To- all ar
ticles Of merchandise 4 reasonable stu.
rage only will be ne.naTd"i. Persons
storing 4our may have 1t inspected, q
nor. at tneir option. Ii not inspected.
thu agents receipt will specify the brand
ard the state Of the 6arres The weigh
of one bushel wheat, running measure u
each laad or parcel of wheat. Al ART!
cies stored, The same to he returned to
the, owner shen called for, be it tloNr.
wheat, other gain, etc. Customary al.
lowances fnr wastass, &c. excepted.
Qaautico Warehouse is situated on
Qsunti3o Greek snly two miles from
il. junction With the Potomac river. al
all lioes aavigaale for lighters. there
are belonging TO this creek sufficient
number 1t lighter, to eeaurs Orisk
transportation dowa the creek Of all arti-
cIes stored, Vessels ma, be got TO take
produce to the sistr,ct of Columbia Bal.
timofe, Norfolk, or elsewhere, The pre-
sent freishts aro--Io the district twelve
and half cents per barrel OF flour, and u
Baltimore aui Norfolk IS cents from the
Reuth Of Qaanrico. The proximity of
thi, warehouse to large extent Of Cum
try, added TO the goodness OF the road.
sjIns to it irUm the westward, being
little anterior to paved ones. 1t being
fouhd o. .ctug! survey little more thaa
81 ,ailes from Hay Market to Dumfres
will, it is confidently believed by the
tius,ses, by this .out greatly lessen the
expense OF tians portahol Of produce
even to the district OF Columbia, aud
they pledge themselves to the public to
Use every means within the!r power to
give satisfaction.
Timothy Brundise
George Williams
john Linton
James DeHeale
Wa. "A. Lintan-
Frauc,s Ii. Huntington
William smith
Trustees Of the Quahtic0 " arehous e
Company.
Jan % eo4v
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John Ketten & Go.


100 tons Plaster Of Paris
s tons American eOrdags
60 boxes dipped candles
so boxes 9 BY ls and BY 9 windo"
glass
Few barrels Boston tat maekarel
I2 barrels Spanish tobacco
New York ale and porter in hcsshead.
and barrels
Coffee in hays
Small invoice queens ware
Molasses In pipes
Blistered steel :.
Coarse and fine Liverpool and Cadl1
salt
Oars, handspikss, masthoops 4 hand
pumps
One case wool hats, etc.
January 80 81
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Alexandra, Dec. 80, 1916.

Was comrrrtted to the Jail of this
comfy a. a runaway, negro man PANIED
WiiIia,n--he is about 5 feet inches
bigh-siout made-aboat Sc years of age
was bought ola Mrs. 6owe Of Maryland
by Mr. William Jones of Georgia nd
ran from him IN Virginia-The owner Is
to call and prove his property,
pay charges and take h,m a~ay otherais
Ne will be disposed of a. the law dsceet
'lHnS CAMPBELL, Jailor
December 81 lawam
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fSi6 per barrel Wien by ,'r,kir, y,
=, alter without poison, he could 1st re
the price to one half that amount W.
Formerly called sling, s'terl, .,i.,
aud now y f.. WEI,
t So caIled from its being coHp,..a -,
tour ingredients, spirit, sugar, S,,.a',
and Uate,. ''
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LOTTERY.

Second class Potomac Il Shenan-
doah Lottery. first drawn ticket n
Monday next will be entitled to loo
tickets from lOO0l to l0lG0 inclusive,
together with all the prizes that they
have or may draw-the prizes al
ready drawn amount to upwards oil
$50 dcllars, and 81 tickets remain un-
drawn. Tickets at 9 dollars each, d
shares in proportion forsa'e by
K. GhAY.
Ian. o0
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Bank of Az xandrla,

January 6, 1917.
A dividend Of fox. pss cent. sos tho
ast half year is t'.is day declared. and
viii be paid - the S'eskholders 10 me
Gstiiation or their legal representatives.
IN Thursday the 9ta instant.
BY order Of the bad,
j. L. .,s'A ma, Cashier
January spaw
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To Let,

For the ensuing year, the Tavern an
Store House, at Hill Top. in Charl'
County, Maryland. Attached 10 tn
tavern are about is5 acres Of land, il
Guiding a small meadow.
Likewise 4 small Tenement .adjoiniu.
the above, TO which about two acres az,
attached, and is calculated for the sccop
mediation Of mechanic.
For terms, apply to
John Barnes.
Port Tobacco, Dec eT 2swf
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EXCHANGE

On Boston at three days sight tor six
Thousand dollars and on Phlladelphia at
thirty days sight for, fifteen hqndred 4ol.
lars, for sale by
J. G. LAnCi 10 Co
Jan 20
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From the Federal Republican.
CHEAP WHOLESOME BREAD.
NEssRs. EpIrnRS.

Copceiving it 10 he the design Of the
rreat author Of our existence. III endo" :
"a MS with various gifts and faculties
4 We might be mu'u II, advantageous
70 each of er-l am therethe oil oplni"n,
that il is duty i cumbeut on all ~ho
NAV b. 80 fortunate a. to make any use
ful di, cnvery either in the hea''ns a''' Oh
in domestic economy, 10 make II known,
So ,ha, the whole humau family may par
take Of its benefits For which rurp",e
| solicit H.. aid of your very u.e'ul ana
vide circulating paper. to make The wor'"
lacuuaGtrd with one which ! have lave /!
made in domestic economy; when, b
but generally into practice. will. l an
convinced, prove as beneficial 70 the hu'
man race as any discovery which ha'
been made wi hin the last century d.
JenEer's not excepted.
The sun having mad. as some "i eur
philosophers suppose, a severe cehn'c'
with some planet or comet, irwhich uh'
fortunately he came of with tw" black
eyes. the earth was deprived the Whole
Of last summer of These benign rays wlllti
Ibesa,ed from him formerly, so necessary
to ripen into perfection tie sra'n III 'h'
fields. In consequence Of which there IA
u great out cry in the land ier bread
10 remedy this distressing eaIauiiy.
Employed all the energies Of my minu
and alter six days experiment, withsu
he and Of any book. ancIen "r modern
except my small chaaSs pocket BOOK
made the discovery above alluded T."
winch ~ Of 70 less importance than lhS
way to coavert rank poison into cheap
Nho'e.",ne bread, or simpi y making pro-
er Use Of the TIVE elements. pure wstei
and al. ihus we see verified VITA. the
| h Io-ophicai poet, Slskespear, sand al
aIysrsity. comparing it t" i toad which
is',h"ss. it apprarei ugly and Hcnemous
often bor' reciau, jewel in It's crown,
Inr had 40 ,Gye. s,iy produced \ecessi'
ity. thu mathe OF Invention 1t IL probable
his ne,tia.stie discovery never wouid
have been made. 10 explain the process
Joy which Inis miracle is wrought, think
| caanot do better t1an to give i cop,
I ON INV change pocket Onnk, oi my ala
day. experiment. ~ HIGH rams thur,
Monday mor Ias-bave Mrs.
10 buy bread for the day, eisht
10 ia;niy 81 IL
CaIeI in at tie tayerp on III.
way 10 business, and dgaak
ag' Of gin 6 Ia
Got at the same time 5 srsars .
Ihed IN asaIn returning 10
iIdne AMI drank a glass OF all
1ar>t {. ~het the appetite 8 IA
oiopt asa!a rc,urAing trnm
iinner, aud drank glass al Yin
and wafer to WASH il down 81
Called in again returning
Doae at a!ghi anu draUk
Iouole glass, 0y way Of com.
, sue lor the night ls 9
tuesdays proceedings the
sa,na a. above IS
Wednesdays do do Is
. Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-30

4 iHuis uoJ III" uihS sAuEi iSI tHc az
count OF tie three preceding days, an'
found duriHs that time, my family has
ate Mae IL 3 cent loaves of bread, ant
that had drank and smnkea precissl,
los Many. Alarmed AT this stitem1nt b
which found that what | thought De.,r'
was triiling slipping and smoking. mount
I'd to sum 81 tIicient u furnish b cad ~
Imy family.
determined to set about csr,
recting the procedure, gave Mrs.
rhe usual bread money, and pro.
ceedcd on my way TO business
came to he tavern, tlIed to pass
but cou,d ACT succeed, went in
and drank glass Of pare water
and came ou' without segars, the
landlord appeared much Sur.
priSed 81 Is
~Friday-Gave Mrs. the bread
morey, proceeded TO business,
aud after several TRIALS ,uceeed.
ed in passing the tavern door 81 Is
satarday-Gave Mrs. the
bread money. proceeded to bust.
ness and passed the tavern DOR
without the least difficulty Ia
0n examining the statement of the &C.
count fer those three last days, | .ouu,I
/ had made for my family, nine IaIq
cent leaves OF bIead, by simply drinking
pure water, unadalteratsdrby the poison
N ardent sPInis, and by breathing puge
air, uhadultsrated by the foul intoxicat.
ing fumes OF the indian weed.
Having, IS hope, deiineated the pro.
cess of making this bread clearly under.
stood suall next proceed to point on,
the wholesome qualities of it, when ),
made; 1t sweetens the breath. cures the
head ache, clears the eyes from Eerv
humors, cures bloated & carbuncIe faces,
prevents the govt, and so reUo,ates the
nervous system a. to render it gut Of dan.
yer Of those dreadful diseases, the yrta.
90, aapcpiexy, palsy. and qulets the con.
science, aud IN snort, transforms man,
reduced t. a situation little berter than
= brute, into rational human being.
10 conclude, would it not he strange
after being made acquainted with ,his ca.
y methvd OF ob aIoihg bread. IF we
.hosld hear. mai alter seeing him take
iown at one breath, the price Of 49,
isn't loaf. in Poisoped water-Eyclaim
Lard, have mercy On us /! what WI
'essme Of u.s." us shall star'e, -four isI
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Wanted as an Apprentice,

NaA Boy from IA to Is years Of age,
good connections and we'll grown--Iir
will be taught seven different trades aud
the French language, and will be well
used If he behaves himself correctly
Apply to the Printer.
December IS
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Valuable Property for Sale

IN FRIDAY the Slst day Of this month
the following Valuable Property vii
be offered at Public Sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-07
LITERARy INTELIIGFNCE.

Mr.. Walter Scott, whose literary productions
IN verse till eleven large volumes cover aud n
boye his ii-oMened Waterioo,) and whose ORR
ginai or annotated prose works exceed fifty vol
umes, surprises his friends by anuouncing a new
History OF Scotland, from the earliest records
of the year l7i5, in three volumes octavo.--
While Mr. Scott writes we'll as he often has
written, and while lie does not lend his power
tul talents TO tiatter the miscellaneous prejudices
of weak princes, we think his works cannot be
too extensive or various. A new work on
France, by Lady Morgan, is expected TO appear
early III January il will include general view
OF the actual stateof that couutry.--A new nov
el may speedily be expected from the pen of
Dir. Goodwin, under the ttle of Vaudeville, IA
domestic story of the seventeenth century,
HISTORY of the late War in Spain and Portu-
gal, by Robert SoutIiey, Esq. Poet Laurat 10
the Court of Great Britain is preparing in two
volumes quarto.--The works OF the late Pro-
tesSor Robinson, on Practical Philosophy, are
IN the press, and viii he enriched by complete
history Of the steam engine, contributed by Mr..
Watt.-Dr. Mason, of New York, NOW in this
country, is about To- publish work entitled, 4
Plea for Catholic Communion.
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we understand tina, several Of Tie Bricks brought by
'apain Austin from the ruins ofBabyor, sc. have been
and other institutions.
we have been loned with the following fion cer
ic'pohuent'- EoStOH Cchtinet
IA extract from letter, rrittsn by a companion
oicGPtd3 Justin, an his excursion ,tp the EH-
pt,'0ttS and i3s7'is 10 friend IN this torn it,
ted fe6. Z, 1917.
II is 700 miles from The Persan Gulph to Bag,lad &
$50 nom Bassora. oar Journey principally ia bos,s
but daring The four asl DAYS, itw inseabie hol
ses over desut covered with ruins. The palace of
Ciesiphon called Tank Kasar. Kassara the Arch of
hasa isaD"nt weniy miles southeast OF Bagdad. Ne
uer the Turks nor the Arabs know thing satisfactory
concerning II. They aIoss determine rlether
At was RELIGIOUS temple royal palace The length
III the east face, by exact measurement is 400 feet
In Tie centre is AN arch IS feet broad. loo feet high
The arched room is $50 feel-ug from to west Tie
inches III front resemble those OF old English abbas
The pillars defaced aud the walls the west are
much injured. The tradition among tie Turks is that
Iank kasar built by OF Shirewau, who WAS
hnr of the country, and resided here.
About miic eastward OF te Arch is ancient mud
wall, three sides square, looking east
ihs river being on tue south 1hr wall about forty
Tee, high, thirty feet thick, and each side mile IN
length This probably citadel for protection
of the ancient From the ruins in this vicinity ma;
~ Persian COINS have been taken.
" Ahoat quarter OF mile from Tauk Kasar is the
ionb OF soyion Park who was the ban Der OF Mahome
and whose memory greatly evered ny his men
le was favorite of the Prophet lived an advanced
age and was considered of extraordinary picv
we passed through handsome porch. and found alarge
square court, surrounded with small clean roo,rs or
csjis made 10 lodge those who to pray rave
= welcome recepnon ia neat apartment where we
were treated with Hospitality, and spent comfortable
night.
The Tower OF BABEL, which visited the 9th of last
March, Is about thirteen miles, in nearly northeast d.
ieeion from Basdad Tie height OF the ruin is I1 feet
the largest Diameter about loo feet and the by
many supposed 10 be solid. The circumference above
the rubosh = about 301 feet Tie part the wall which
= standing IL entirely o square bricks baked IN the SIM
There layer Of reeds for every third course Eoth
The bricA ana the reeds perfect they were
hrst PVT together The surrounding of ruins exteud
OAs ann ~ ltlaAt fsH
which Ts-burnt.
The Tomb OF zobcdah, just without the walls OF Bag
eaa, Is afancift pile, having form but of
burnt bricks, and about forty feet high on Ibis there
isa cone somewhat resembling pine apple hity fret
hish, making ninety feet ~ all The inscriptions are IN
me pTeseL Arabic character and show thar this IS the
tonb of the fasoritc wife OF HaIan al Rachd who was
buried here about nine hundred years since. IL
teeied hny place, aud the pious daily Vsii the spet
20 OneI their nIayeIs.' -
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The Warriors OF Iy,fo,n;,,

lBy CHARLES L. WELLS, ESQ.
oh naughty VAS the hour,
The hun, the brave array,
When sailed forth Wyomiur's pow'r
tpon The battle da,
But soon, when hemm'd BY sudden foes
ihey g3,berd round TO DghI and die:
% dteadiDt WAS the shout that rose
And long and deep the dying cry
Fierce ~ss the tsbt OF strong despair,
Aud fierce the savage YELL
Aud dreadful was the carnage where
The warriors OF yoming fell.
No shouting of victorious pride.
Deceived the brave mans diving breath:
Bat niui der rag'd on ey'ry side.
Aud heavy groans, and blood aud death.
oglooiEy was the day,
When the widowed mother heard
4 lie ROAR ottL, batte die away,
ana no returning band appe.r'd
No more then burning halulets givaa
Along the GaIioW heath.
Nor stretching o'er the midnight stream,
Rrilert che ire OF death.
~ nioic then little iortaTound
The waifiurs VI Nyoming ihrOus
be- sleep bcneatll The frozen ground,
- ailc The wind bowls loud and lou..
Alh there the passing traveller finds,
Notolubstone rIs,ns nigh,
Where the tall grass bends aud the hollow winds
May cody round and sigh.
Oh when shall their silent home
Us ntonrniul glory train;
he Voiiicd roar AND the muffed drum
la honour Of thcwaTrior SLAIN
% when shall rise wil6cbissevs head
Iie tail Stone DER t,ciI burial place
Where the winds may sigh fnr the gallant dead
INA tue dry grass whistle round lis base.
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Uesains.or. March ,

PRESIDENTIAL IN4CGL RATION.
The inauguration of President vii. take place ON Tues
day next, when Mr. Monroe will be sworn into Office by
the chief Justice OF the United States. The occasion
interesting TO the people othe Union, has drawn TO the
city OF Washington great numbers Of visitors; among
whom are many distinguished officers of the present and
late army Ofthese there have arrived generals Ero~P
.nNer, Scott Strt, Porter and Suarttrout colonies
Miller. SHEDDING, WoOl, GGrdrsr, MUitsng, Hvfier,
Morrison, Jones and Totem majers Grotiot Camp,
Harrison, Hogan, Long, 1fCyOSkey and Rsece: cap
tains Ph.fpS, Parish, Reed OLOer, NJ Ecea and Oar
rail- There are also several navy officers in town. and
many strangers and citizens rom different parts vi the
Union. The Senate viii at executive body, after
they adjouruas branch et the legis,atuie I'M
days. presume, the public will learn who the per
sous that are 10 compose the cabinet of the Pres
dent tUeekiy Css.
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fredericksburg. Hmch l.

KNTPANANNOCk NAVIGATION.
Mir. LoaMMI BALDWIN. tho Engineer appoin-
ted by the Board ofpublc Works, has arriy cd
Tor the purpose OF surveying the upper waters
ofthe Rappahamnock, aud Laying out the works
necessary to render them uavigahle. This is
the first T0rh which the =. OF II. w. has order
eel to be undertaken Mr. Baldwin will begin
his survey early next week. He commences at
Sandy Ford on the north Branch and comes
down the river; but tits contemplated TO begin
tie tcorIs at this eud
Thus Tar this important undertaking has adj
vanced auspicuously. We sincerely hope that
its future progress will Remarked by Tie same
liberality ana public spirit on the part OF its
TRENDS and promoters, which their operations
have heretofore cvinced-and that it may be
productive otall the beneiitsso Sansuneiy cal
culated on. IHERALp. :
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Feb'y2s.

NotICE.-Ali persons having claims AGAINST the -.
' tate OF the late Col. Richard Adams deg are 70
9uesea 10 make application the snbscTibers-those
are ceDted to the estate solicited to call uDo
~ HeYIse N, smith, at his office, five doors east OF
The Bridge, on ID street who is authorised T., r.css
payment. ~ 'NNeA''
PERSONS who have made contracts for land without re-
SeNs eon'eyances, are particularly invited 10 r,ake
hnowh theii pretensions in writing without loss OF time
asa connected survey of all the lands adjoining ~ ms
city is about 10 be made <N@-e ~ 'u'-
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miles in different difcc,ous of lights ofthe ZANE hind
being seem not ia suck quantity but generally one ndi-
viduai light.
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January 7. 75Iaf,ts,ytds
VIRCfNIi LAND-0ffiCg-.1

2ith January 1917.
u the Ommouwe alth ofNirginia entitled An Act TO
amend tie several laws concerning Escheas" passed
February the 18th, ISII-I do hereby make kuov.,,
that b. the certificate of the escheato and for the
county Of Chesterfield b. ing date and received INFO
this Once this day, II appears that following real
tate, OF which certain John MiOud an alien died seiz
ed aud possessed has beeu found am inquest aiken ac
cordins TO law before the said eschcator on the st DAY
of march, 1916, to have escheated the said Couon
wealth THAT'S to say
-Four and half acres of land, lying and beirg in the
said county OF CHESTERFIELD conveyed 10 said M ord by
kobeii anderson by two several deeds bearing date on
the 2Oth day Of october 1914 the for four acres and
the other oT half an acre, and both Offecofd in the con
~ court VI the said county -
Two halfacTe lots Of ground in the town of Mancbes
ter, and county afsresaidfbe lying on the souh
side Of the maiG street leading TO Mayo Bridge win So
houses thereon joining the lots Of Keinon ies
aud others aud known and distinguished in the nau Of
the said town by No 22I and conveyed IN Ial Arnb,
Surviving Of George Robinson and John Arcb.r
to the said WLoud by deed beariug date tue 3ot sy 81
May, aud Of rccordin the county court ftie said
county-fhe other lying on the north side the main
street leading 70 Mayo Bridge with three houses there
Oii-ad0ining tie lot OF Robert Graham and other.
knofn snd distinguished III ne plan Of said town by No.
225 and conveyed 10 the said ioud by deed Of barran
apd sale ffon Branch e. Archer bearing date the Isl
day Of May. 1911 which Is OF record in tile county conf
WI. G. PENDLEroN.
- Resisier effhe La9f-'Nce.
FebrnaIy ]. ss-N6w
VALUABLE LAND for .yaie.-4Ty virtue Of a deed n
trust executed 10 t',e subscribers by the late Col
Augustus watson for tie purpose Of securing the nav
hei OF certain srm or sums Of money therein menii
"hed, To- Edward Dillon aud Samuel Cafier-Wiu be
cola, for cash, tie 18th day of March, 1917 az plJc
auction, on the premises ffiir fuot, the FIRST fair da,
afterwards, 300 acref LAM, lying IN tie county OF
ffince Edward, wt TIE late Col. Augustus Watson
died possessed, or 50 much thereof will be sufficient
to discharge the sums therein mentioned.
JOHN HUDSON,l or,
VIVA. ALJEN.( <'"S'etS'
February ~. s.wIws
AND FOR SALE.-I wish scli a tact Of land Iyi1g
within Two miles II Amherst courthouse aud ~
miles from Iyuchbarg. coutsiuina 1850 acres upou
winch Is large and cnmnodious dwelling house with
al he necessary houses also orchards Of every dss.
ctiption TIE whole remarkably web enclosed.
one two andibree years credit will be given aud gos
session the lst ofDeccnbef next.
Application may be made e. Potter walker, Esq. Of
LyBchburg, OF to The subSribeT.
IoBERr WALKER.
Amherst Jan. 2 5sAy3t