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,SnIe 1tnfLer DEED OF Irnat.

pursuance OF deed of by Louis II.
rardno the subscriber bearing date the 10th day Of Sept
1916 and duly admitted Co record in the county court Office
of Augusta for the purpose OF securing the payment of the
several sums Of money therein mentioned Philip Ingan,
viii he offered for sale Saturday the s day IF DECEMBER
Of Staunton TO the highest bidder for ready money much
of the OF land in the said deed nentioe estimated
contain one hundred and eigyve be the
or less rs will he sufficient to raise the of fifteen hun
drcd dollars with interest from the 26t Sept 1924 till
said 9th Nov and the Of sacThis land is situated
bout four miles from the said town, the main road leading
from thence through Midderook Lexington, IS Of good
quality, and considerable quantity tlcarcdThe buildings
story Brick House neatly finished good Barn,
and other buildings. Such title only will I've made
Tor much of the said land be sold, is usual
such and in the time any person wishing pur-
chase and DESTROYS the land. VIII be shown il bv
SAMUEL. CLARKE, Trustee.
siauntor, Noy. 9Th. 1921. 52-tds
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NOTICE.

~ virtue OF two several deeds executed the
~ scriber as trustee by Henry Farmer dated the 18th
day OF Decembf 1919 and the other the nth day of MAY
iG and both OF record the clerks Office of the county
court of Chesterfield tdc 22d day # Voren5er merit fair
Woodns tavern the highest bidder cash. that val
nahe tract of and lying in Chesterfield county the
leading from Richmond Goodies Bridge about miles
above the town OF Manchescr and which Colonel Henry
Farmer at present resides containing about 406 acres
which about 40 valuable creek low
this land there are all the necessary buildings in OF
good repair for the comfortable accommodation small
family 1t believed from discoveries have been made
ofcoa in the neghborood, that this OF land probably
contains very valuable body of coa-Aiso Is SLAVES
six negro and nine and children many OF
the slaves the payment of the monies said
deeds may require. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
Orfn Is. til
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAVING qualified aS administrator the estate of EBE
4 u MEIER MACNAIR deceased, hereby requests all
persons ing claims against the estate present
settlements and those indebted to said requested
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND ID. MACNAIR.
n. BIN the absence if the administrator from this City,
all persons interested will please make application MIR.
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend 10 the business and il
particularly requested that gentleman holding
relative said estate, will deposit il with Mr. Lewis Webb
Richmond. August 81 GO-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

NJ The ENQUIRER ispubished twice week, general
w. and three during the session OF the State he
risiauePrice the as heretofore, Fire Dollars
num- advance Notes of chartered, spcciepay ing
tanks (onl will he received payment. The Editors will
the safety Of remittns them by mail the postage
Of all letters being paid by the writers.
1T No paper will discontinued (but the discretion
Of the Edorsl until all arreaages have been paid
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
shalt have tenth gfutis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ One square, hssEirst Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, 80 cents.
No inserted until il has either been paid
for by person this city, its envrons.
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SALE OF LAND

DURSUANT to deed Of executed to by Thomas
Miller and wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
King William tountyto secure the payment Of sundry
Of money due 20 Robert Stana aud Garrett Minor
Of Warner L. Wormey, decd, the reGucs, OF tue said
trustees shall sell the premises for cash, the highest
bidder, that large and valuable called Manstu IOee 4
Womiy Grows containing about 28O0 The day OF
sale win be Saturday The t2th n Jpnpory ne4f.
ROBERT &. CHEW,
DABNEY HERNDON, Trustees.
JOHN MErCALt,
October 60 5OZt2tD
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

TOY virtue of deed Of executed by james r. webb
NJ deceased bearing date the 18th of October 1920 and
duly recorded in the county of Hanover, in order
William Cunningham certain Of money
therein mentioned shall proceed to sell for cash. without
reserve Thursday he 29h Of November inst. the pre-
misses il fair, ii the fair day. certain Of land
in the lower end Of Hanover county, and known by
of Rper Edge and bounded by the lands of BENJAMIN
Oliver dec and VIM Cunningham and the river. Such title
(Which is believed be uIexceponable) is vested in
trustees, will be conveyed the purchaser.
HENRY CURTIS. (r.
RICHARD G.. SMITH, iiuS"es'
Hanover Noven,i,ero 5t--a,
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PhHdfsiPhi
NOTICE.

III persons indebted tO The estate OF BENJAMIN WAR
N NEH, deceased late Of this city, BOOKSELLERS hooks,
&C purchased his store in Richmond, Va. desired
make payment to Robert l. Smith Philip ouphcrty. at
the store in Richmond John r. Drake who will make
collections in the Tor the and others.
JOSEPH WARMER, Acting Executor.
IL The business continued ut the old stand and all Books
and Stationary sold At the reduced prices Cor cash
civ
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EXECUTOR5S SALE

TxTiLL he Sold 1huday The 22fbist if far-oherwse
w ienext fair day. all the pcrishable of Doctor
Aaron Burton, deceased, his plantation the Brook
consisting of few articles Of household furniture the conn.,
fodder hay AMI from so Ia 10000 weight OF shaf and
Some plantation implements, amongst them light plana-
ton Wagon and umbrl cartnlso tree mch cows three
horses cf which is rst-rac saddle horse, e others
excellent work horseSin excellent library OF medical and
few valuable philosophical aud historical hoostiie shop
furniture, comprising such articles necessary
practising physician The above sale will he made upon
credit OF nine months upon all above ie pIrcha
ser giving bond with security.
WILLIAM BURTON, Ir. Executor.
u All persons having claims aeains, the will please
make them known TO the without delay and all
those indebted will make immediate rayuen the sua-
lion OF the estate will not permit indulgence.
NV 9 53-,ds WM. BURTON, jr. Exor.
f virtue of deed of executed by Joseph Wheaton
~ and wife TO the subscribers for the purpose Of securing
debt due 10 Harry Undated the 22d vt September
and recorded in Hanover county office. shall Weti-
rsay the 2G inst nj Hanover Courthouse being day,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, all that
or parcel OF land lying in said belonging said
wheaton, containing between and three hundred
and being Of the land conveyed by Thomas Underwood
and wife Ia said Wheaton, in June 1915 much thereof
VIII be sufficient raise the 1929 CENTS, with
interest thereon from the 1st of january 1917 the
Of the trust Twill convey only sucl title is
trustee AND. STEVENSON, Trustee.
November O. 53-tds
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WHITTEMORE CARDS

VIE subscribers rcluctnnt 10 obtre their
Il Germs upon the public notice, b.t they in
formed that cotton cards have BEEN and are,
nren III this city, stamped y HhItemoye g. Co.. in such
scrbe or under their sanction they consider II due well
'o me Dlc as To themselves to state that such
not made by them, and that they no connection Nhats-
ever with The person or persons who makes them The
manufactured 10y the subscribers made by machinery,
exclusive use which secured by letters patent granted
by the government o the United A. White
more OF Boston; which machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned 10 The Ntsv Yo, Mn,t COM
pany, and y them 10 Samuel Wittemore subscriber
ana which machinery is ase by other person in this
country except the subscribers the ane
ether place except Mt Manchester in England This esa-
shent mas been in successful operation for years.
ana inc subscribers are unwilling that the
Cards made by them should be any way affected belief
that the Cards stamped s. jhiepose Co.
eel by the subscribers The subscribers therefore give notice
mat tnc'r Cards are all stamped with the following inscrip
ton, viz
NEW-ioRK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors
WILLIAM WlIIT1EMORE & co.
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NTOfICEis hereby given TINT petition will present
Ell 20 the next session Of the General Assembly, 10y
Judith a. uowardS trustee rraving that law may pass ai-
ihorizng him TO make sale Of the said Juditis
Oct, -, f7--New+
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BUCKINHHAM LAND FOR SALE.

FEiE subscriber ofer for sale about 500 of land
4 being part oIthc tract which Rr benjamin Binford
has resided for yearssituatcd i'll Tie county Of Buck
ingham and a'iiopin the lands Of Mr. Garland Prow
the north, MIR. - Irvine the west, Mr.. Trent, and
arrug,s the south, aud William Daniel ESQ. on the
eastA sufcienfporon of ts land in woods, very
heavily tmbe.ed-Ths land is situated in healthy
greeable neghborlood aud aonds with springs
lent and lies miles from Wils river and from
invited 10 view the land for thcmse, which Will be
shewn by Mr. Vest Mr. beorge H. Allen, living the
place. There will he about 50 bushels of wheat seeded
the land this fall IT will be dyiedto suit purchasers,
day Of Jan'ury ae1f sill that be sold highest
biddcrAcr which, will be sold all the stock plan,a-
lion utensils, oil every description, with the crop OF corr,
fodder, OATS &C.
Terms of saeone two, three and four years credit from
day of sale with deed of trust the payment
BENJAMIN Mostly
Er'or Of Li,tie5erry iNos5y, deceased
mi,
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COTTON.

BOST ".
N D. The above inscriptions nnt the words
loion and Boston, stamped the Cards in semi circular
fornt anil sTerds aud IN
straight and within the sencircr. Dated New York IS
Pedri-street SAML. WEITTEMORE & co.
Ociobcr5. IJ-c3tt
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NOVICE

PETITION will be presented the General Assem-
bly,, PRAYING that the Commonwealth title the real
estate OF which John Mciara died seized and possessed in
the city of Richmond be released the undersigned
the nearest blood relatives Of the said John McAara
WILLIAM RYAN,
November q 53-Si CATHARINE RYAN.
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WANTS A STTTATION-

a bOVH MAN qualified TO perform tie duties OF - County
Ynd superior Court clerk the satisfactory recon-
qera,.ors touching his character and qualifications can
fses eddresscd to W r.. claro,,ss, ils, Va. will lie
'H''" TO- oc'.-6 4s-ei,
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NOTION 10 CONGRATULATIONS.

ifvJy - uUtO OF willow, y by or II
% cords best White Oak split timber, IL feet long
200 feet In thick Of white willow OAK, @ ~ and rs
inches wide 70 feet long, crooked for bottom
pieces for Wagon bodies
SO cord best white OAK split do. 9 & II feet long
5000 feet inch poplar plank free from splits and knots
10 and ia inches wide
1000 feet birch scantng by 4, IS feet long
1000 pair hame timber white willow oak, dogwood
sassairas
100 Axletrees
1000 felloes of white willow " Turkey oak
100 wheel hubs, Of birch best black gum
lo0 wheel pokes best Young white oak from knots
4l.l ~, aud so inches long by 81 inches
iU9J9 red OAK flour barrel biIets heading
1909 wheel spOkes, feet long, q by 4 inches
1000 feet ~ inch willow plank
rs y Presumed person will contract to deliver
ne wnoie OF tins timber proposals may be in FOR
gusnuscs as may snitindYtas The timber par,icu-
ty inc OAR must lie selected with attention
rs none but The best viii answer which must I've Judged and
approved Of by the Superintendent.
persons wishing u furnish any part thc above timber
some reference ev IA pi1ft, 81
Ni'hnond, oct. p f2-td Principal aren't.
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WANTED,

1.-TWO three hundred fruit trees principll- crab ures
4 20 be set possible, few miles from town
Apply to BRoCKENDRoCGH & HARvIE.
Novemhcr g. 53-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
FROM SMYRNA.

BALTIMoRE, August 1--WE have been
politely favored by the owners of the brig
Torpedo, with Smyrna papers to the 12th
May last inclusive. They are placed in the
hands of the translator from whom we expect
TO receive extracts for our next. The follow
ing summary of interesting intelligence was
furnished to the editor Of the Gazette by
captain Chandler.
The Torpedo sailed from Smyrna on the
Goth ofAlay-in passing the Castle was de-
tanned all night and suffered toprocecd at day
light Affairs continued 10 a very unsettled
state throughout the Turkish Empire. At
Smyrna, on the 18Th of May, a general Bm-
bargo was laid, previoust to which manyserious
alarms had taken place, and a great number
of Greeks had embarked, with their families
and property, for the Islands Of the Archpc-
lago, fearing to await the result fan impeod-
ing struggle. On the 10Th, the city presented
a most distressing scene--thc Churci-yarls
and houses Of the Franks were flied with
Greeks who had fed tLithcr for protection :
The Turkish authorities had lost an contfoul.
the Januissarics having assumed the command
OF the city. Many Greeks, Aunenians and
jews had been assa.sluatcd, and numerous
other tXcesses committed, which were gene
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
UNITED STATES.
OCCUPATION OF PENSACOLA.

The following Interesting account OF the oc-
cupatiOn of this part of the new territory OF
Florida is contained in am extract OF letter
TO the editors Of the National intelligencer, da-
ted at Pensacola, July l 9th, 821.
Yesterday after series OF delay and dsap-
pointmcnts, of piece with the whole tenor
of our twenty years negotiations with Spain,
the American authorities were finally and for
mally put in possession ofthis city, of the for
trcss of the Birracas, and of the dominion of
the Floridas. Out of tenderness to the feelings
OF the Spaniards, deeply excited by the pain
fin separation about to take place between
those who go and those who remain--and who
are allied not only by the ties of intimacy and
friendship contracted during long period of
common residence in this pleasant and sa-
lubrOus region, and confirmed by community
of habits and religion, as well as oflineage and
language, but knitted together by the most sa-
cred and endearing bands Of consanguinty
and alliance, the ceremony was conductedwith
very ostentatiou. The Spanish Governors
guard, consisting ola Gil company ofdismount-
ed Dragons Of the regiment of Tarragona, e.
lesanty clad and equipped, was paraded al an
carly hour of the morning In front of the Go
varument House. About 8O'clock battalion
OF the 4thrcginentOf l.. ). infantry and a com
pany OF the 9th regiment OF artillery, the whole
under command of Col. Brooke, of the 9TH
infantry, were drawn up OH the public SQUARE,
opposite TO the Spanish guard, having march
Ell into town from The cncampment at alyez's
Spring. The usual military salute passed be-
iWeenthem. -Four companies ofi0fantry from
Inc American line, under the command OF
Major DnIHns, OF the 5tli infantry, were then
detached to take possession Of the Barrancas,
which Is nearly nine miles below this city.
AZ ten O'Clock, the hour previously appoint
ed, Gen. Jackson, attended ny MS aids, secre-
tary, interpreters, &c. crossed the green, pass
ed between the double line formed by the
troops Of both nations, who simultaneously sa-
iuted him by presenting arms, and entered the
Government House, where the formaIity ofthe
transfer was soon dispatched, and the Spanish
scrscauts guard at the gate was Immediately
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

Rosario del Cacu,a en- the 9th ult His ExSol,cnc,
tie zee president, Antonio Narno, Gcaesal oi di,l-
sion, appoinled by the Congress OF Columbia to
assemble the fyscvcn deputies who were present m
the village according 10 the Fundamental Law ~ til
Dee. 1919.
The Assembly having met, his ENcel.cncy the Vice
President read speech. applicable 10 h. aei, which
having concluded, he aud asked Il tire Deputies
were otopinion that they might Tor ough toy proceed
to ;he Installation OF the Congress. II le,us imam
morsiy agreed TO- the Vice President said, - Tho r,-
neral Congress of Columbia lawfully Installed Tie
National Sovereignty Is AT its disposal"
\ numerous concoursc OF people, full of rrioicine,
and enthusiasm, cried I.oRe lire he Rspa6iit- Io7g
!i'e he Congress The Deputies afterwards took Tie
accusfomary oatIs.
At the proposal of the Vice President they plo.
ccedc,i To elect President ard Vice Presiaen, Tor
the Congress- when by majority OF votes Sn. Feli,
ttestrcpo was chosen President, and ST. foraaadu
Penalyer, Vice President.
On the continuation at the Session. Francisco SolG,
ana NSuel Sahtam2rla were chosen Secretaries,
VINO took possession OF their place, and conclnded
the act of Installation, which was signed by his en-
celcncy the Vice Prcsidcn; nv nil the Deputies. aud
by the Ministers ioi the Foreign and Home Depart
ments
JUNE SG.-The following is IN extract OF letter
received from Samantha, ley the schooner Enterprise,
whicl arrived on Sunday
. IL is expected will he soon in Carhagcna, rs
fadin Is IN the Bay with his gun boats, &c and we
are httnS ont eight more to reinforce linn one is a
beautiful large vessel, mounting three long guns be-
sides an ID, "a IL and a9 FOUNDER. There also
four vessels fitting oui in Santa Martha, all Of which
will sal IN Il day or two. Gen. Clement has arrived
here, and goes Tomorrow TO TurbacO, TO take tic
command OF these Provinces
On TUESDAY morning, his Maies;ys ship lamar,
OF 20 guns, capt. Sir Vim. S. Wiseman, Bart. sailed
from Santa Martha and Sayanlla, having four yes
sells under her convoy Another conway it Is expect
ed will proceed soon for the destination, there
being at present considerable demand the Main Io
British manufactured goods.
BY the Non Mi Rcor,lo, 9 DAYS from Santa Mar
tina, we learn that three stout brTs; from II 10
guns each, had sailed from Santa Martha for Car;ha-
gena To join the sunboats under Patlilla
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FROM St. DOMINGO.

ing, informs that Courier arrived at Port au
Platt on the Goth July from the city of St. Do
minSo, bringing the determination Of the Cor
ties TO encourage the culiyators of Spanish ST.
Domingo, by opening The ports and permitting
the expectation ofColec, Tobacco, and Hides
free of duty With a view of inducing the
natives to cultivate the soii instead of cutting
Mahogany, the duty on this article is doubled,
which am cunts TO prohibition of the export.
IN Y JI.r 4fr
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ERnM fAM 49,

NEw YoRR, August l5.--Wc have received from
our Boston correspondents, Jamaica papers TO June
9Th, and ilaliftS papers 10 the 3Oti ut
kfSGsTov, Jam) June 2O.--Om aIyiccs from
Suits Martha to The 18th irst Nv them we learn
Hi TIE Installation Oft r. general congress of the
CoUnihian Republic Ir tis'l plGccin d,o Village of
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FLORIDA.

New YoRK, August 1.-THE It. 6. sloon
of war Hornet, Capt. Reed, arrived here this
forenoon from Pensacola, via Havana. She
left the latter port ON the I'd inst. and brings
intelligence that it is now much healthier at
that place, than in the earlier part of the sea
son.
1t IS said that the Hornet has brought dis
patches for the government but no Intelligence
TRANSFERRED relative to the political affairs of
Florida, other than an authenticated and Off
cia Proclamation of the Governor. Jackson.
issued on the17th July, which we subioin.
with the exception Of that part of It printed
~ ltalic, which has beenadded, and few YER
bal variations, il is similar to the ANTICIPATED
copy, published in The American on the 18th
u''iHo. .qmtr
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DELIVERY OF PENsACoI.A


Extract Of a ldier from dgenHeman IN Pensn-
coso, to the Editor Of the Noble Gazette, dated
Juiy 9Th, 1891.
p" The Star-spangled Banner is atlencth rails
cd IN West Florida. On Yesterday morning
General JACKSON, accompanied by the ar
Rcgt. of Infantry under command of Col
GEoaGE NJ. BROOKE moved from the can
Torment near this city and entered Pensa-
cola, at { o'clock, A. NJ. The regiment halt
ed on the square in front of the Goyernor,s
palace, and alter going through few eyolu-
tons, Major DINKTs with about 500 men was
despatched for the Barrancas TO rails. and sa-
lutte Our Flag at that fort. The late Clover
nor OF West Florida, CLAyA, and Gen. JACK
son, having met about half past 9 O'Clock. and
executed the requisite measures fordclivering
anu receiving possession of the Territory. at
ten o'clock the American Flag was run up,
ana saluted, succeeded by a salute from the
hornet, capt. READ and at 9 O'Clock Major
DINKINs commenced the salute at Barrancas
The transports under convoy ofthe Hor-
net, are getting under way for Havana. Thus
mas terminated the reign Of monarchy, in
country whose resources and importance to
the union of the American States, are but III
lie known"
The Editors of the Enquirer have attacked
with good deal of warmth, the patent obtain
cd by the Heirs Of Anthony Rucker, for the
Invention of the James River Batteau.
when we first heard that such n patent had
been obtained, we were also inclined to the
Dehci that It had been granted improvidently
either rom lnattention on the part cfthe keeper
or some defect IN the laws on the subject of
F''ehl s--Neycrthcicss, when we cams
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-15
Died.

At bis residence in Pitt,6elds. Mass IN
Sunday afternoon the 25th OF Feb last. after
an illness of few days, DIR. TIMOTHY
CHlLDS, aged IS. He had long eni,ysd
the confidence and esteem Of bis felIo y'c,t-
liens, and bis death is a severe public loss.
and deep'y regretted. As Physician. be
was emineDtly useful and skilful i'm bis pro-
ies,ion, always extending his aid to III. Is-
liet oil tue poor and the destitute. as readily
as to the afHuent-As a public man, be was
faithful, able, and ardent advocate of the
Peoples rights, and our republican 70. m of
government and during the struggle tor
independence, he participated actively aud
zealousiy, by every means in bis power. 10
promote the views and objects of The heroes
and patriots OF the revolution. Their
trIumPhs in that gloIIous cause were, there.
lore, ever dear 10 his heart; and he lived
long enough to witness, in the structure of
our government, the fuI6lment of all he had
so tondIy anticipated. As a testimony of
the peoples confidence, they, for mary
years elected him TO represent them in the
Legislature o: this Commonwealth. both in
the House OF Representatives and in: the
Senate, which stations he filed 10 the per.
fett satisfaction of bis friends In bis last
moments ne was calm and resigned to the
will of Providence: enjoyed bis reason Der.
lectyi ana departed without struggle.
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Ten Dollars Reward,

WILL be given for experimenting and
w committing to Jail negro ANNA,
who left my plantation some time last tall
and has been harbored in Alexandria. and
the neighborbood of Fairfax Court House,
until within few days past, when she was
brought home, and went of again the next
day She is a dark mula,to woman, about
6or7year of age. low and heavy built,
or cIoaib,ng cannot be described. Twill
give the above reward and pay all reasona-
Tie charges if delivered to me at Gate, No.
7, ON the Lit,I. River Turnpike Road Lou.
don county, Virginia
march I4-3,* STEPHEN BEARD.