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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
ApprOred by The Gorernour,
Febrla1y Z, 1922.

An ACT to authorize Justices of the
Peace to take recognizances in GER
tain cases.
SEc. /. BE II enaetsd by HE Senate and
House Of Representatives. ~ General Court
assembled, and BY The authority Of The same,
That any Justices Of the Peace before whom
any person is brought on complaint for any
crime, nisdemeanor, or other offence, may
take the recogrizance Of such person, with
surety or sureties in reasonable sum, for his
appearance before said Justice, for further
examination. at a failure time, not exceeding
tfdayr.
snr. e. Be t(urther enacted, That II the
person thus recognized shall not appear before
hid Justice at the time appointed ior further
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27

ADDRESS
10 the Electors Of the County Of Worcester,
THE admirable Constitution under which i've will short time,
@ @ so p s 5 Meadsy the h ks as be e 5 e
voIve designating portion of their government,
@ and % ee as a and
electo who regards the prosperity and happiness of the community
@ that h none but suitable a are sd Office Indeed ma
part himha he bound by the solemn ohg
negligence deep
Act obedience to them by repairing the polls on MONDAY next when we are
make choice of GveOur and for the
Importance eIecO
memberg that our free institutions purchased y an immense sacrifice
blood and treasure and that it would be shameful ingratue in US not to support
candidates put
your support Executive department
which proof we give that their characters and quail
the confidence pubhck
There who invite exo and beseech
@ % s p %' 5 Have they n
Have they been regardless our prosperity and happiness
they crying objectionable SIM
office If be sinful odu
Of then wicked and nd inf Infamous to love GGs country and protect
sinners without redemption Are you prepared to vote
son political creed and abandon those principles
Sk policy which you have ought and which you have eompe
selves thus become traitors the
know to be the basis Of No descendant Of the pilgrims
/ induced % dsgace himself
urged give candidates;
spend sparugy,
thus relieve from Before of doors good old faithful
diminish the pubHk expenditure Will Mr. E be With
the United States $4,000 and did complain of its being
democrack
unwilling his two dollars day of the peoples money express
ed wish renqus Of it? they sober truth the friends Of
do begin looping Of their and
leaving the ubck the benefit the people We should then
have proof that they friends Indeed
it pledge besides ihe bitter
Of told
nc and would relieve burdens and truth they
did from but from the trouble of taking on hand
the pubHk chest squandered
not be deued
Federas themselves with than demo
willing diminish the pubck expenditure when
it be done without endangerng the
There another consideration, which than all others witt
those Republicans and inorne
thirst for The ambition of the amen of party euds and
incident free elective government and ought
than If candidate for office has other
himself the political
convincing proof that his desires unhoya his
directed the pubick wefare but to his aggndzmen
publ discomfort
n he may rise while
with
and their r6ces Should they succeed their plans by
gain property persons will not farms will
abo lighter
Offices expeca the Of having de-
supplied will We selfish
ducemn Disconnected good
wisely administered heD who attached the excellent
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
.4pprOred by The GOrernotr, !
February 7, 1892. :


An ACT 10 addition to an act, entitled
an Act TO ascertain the quality of
Pot and Pearl Ashes, and for the
more effectual inspection ofthe same"
BE ii enacted by The Senate ard House Of
Represenfafires ina General Court assembled,
and By The authority Of The same, That when
ever any Pot or Pearl Ashes shall have been
imported into this Commonwealth from any Of
the United States, in which laws exist, pro-
yiding for the inspection of the same, in the
manner prescribed by the law entitled 6 an
act to ascertain the quality of Pot and Pearl
Ashes, and for the more efectua inspection
of the same,'' may, from and after the pass
ing of this act, be exported without having
been re-inspected in this Commonwealth any
thing in said act to the contrary notwithstand-
Ing Psorided, hotcerer, that the said Pot and
Pearl Ashes shall be accompanied by GER
tiacate Of inspection, signed by an Inspector
duly appointed under the authority of the
State from whence they shall be imported,
describing the quality and weight of the came
and provided, also, the casks, containing the
Pot and Pearl Ashes so imported, shall be
branded with the name of the State from
which the same shall have been imported,
and in ;H respects made conformably to
law M
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27

An ACT increasing the numbers and
extending the powers of Justices of
the Courts of Sessions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09

nc HMOND, April Q. i0l9.
EXECUTIVE OFFYCES.

The Report of the II. of II, which we hi.
day publish, IN the case of the Land Ofices,ac
quits Mr.. Crawford of any new or corrup,
practice-in relation To Mr.. Thomas.-It now
appears, that Mr.. L. offered his services to IN,
secretary that he has succeeded IN obtaining
Collateral security for very large amount OF
tne pnbllc monies deposited in the bank oil
incennes ;and that was the expectation tina,
ne would perform this public service. (not An
intrigue To secure his vote for the Presidency.
mat formed a strong inducement with Mr.
Crawford 10 accept his offer.
Ii appears further, that this is not the onl U
case I'D which an executive officer has called
upon a member OF Congress to do public SER
Vice.-it appears that none of the depart
ments has considered this sort of service as in
the light Fan office or contract; and there
fore as not in the teeth the constitution or
the law of 1808.-It appears that the Secreta-
ry oil State has employed Senator of the u.
>. 10 print the laws of Congressman that the
Secretary of War has employed Messrs.
Baldwin of the II. of X. and Rodney of the
SENATE To appear as counsel in behalf of the
Notwithstanding the misjudging friends
Oh Mr. calhoun in the Franklin Gazette have
urged the case ofNIr. Thomas most strongly
against Mr.. Crawford-thus attemptinp IN
promote Mr.. Calhoun's pretensions by iour-
ing Mr. Crawford, when they both stood upon
similar grounds. Mr.. Calhoun's letter is 81
lent as to the case of Messrs Baldwin and Rod
ney-but we presume, he inadvertently pass
ed them over, and that the committee are cor
rect in their assertion.
we find fault, however, with this Report.
because 1t passes over without the slightest
censure this practice of employing the mem
oers OF Congress. In truth, what do the COM
h1itlee mean Let us even admit that Con
gress has hitherto been the theatre on which
the abiest men of our country have become
distinguished for their virtue and intelligence,
let us admit that they have there recon
mended themselves to the highest honors and
P'aces m the govcrnment'-yet, are we to un-
uerstand the committee as recommending that
all sorts ofexecutive Offices, however minister
al q subordinate, are to be filed from the mem
Ders oil Congress Are we also TO understand,
that they may not only be- taken out of Com
Sress to ill all sorts of Offices, but that while
tney remain there, executive douceurs nav be
gwen 10 taenl for the performance of tempo
rafy services The committee do not EXPRESS
their disapprobation at either course of pro-
ceeolnS-and yet they profess themselves
inc advocates of policy" which is to
guard the rights and interests of the people,
tand OF course the integrity of their represent
atives) :" from the encruachment of Executive
power The spirit of our government is
opposed to both 1t disIikes either the lavish
distribution of Offices or douceurs among the
members of Congress. We trust never to see
another case like that of Mr.. Tracy, Mr. Rod
ney or Mr.. Thomas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
LATEST FROM ENCLAND

CHARLESTON, April BY the ship Charles
= Henry, Capt. CAsDoRP, arrived last even
lng IN 40 days from Liverpool, we have our
regular files Of London papers to the 9Th of
February, and Liverpool dates to the nth of
that month.
The Persian Prince Mahomet Ali Mira,
commander Of the forces which invaded Tur.
key, was found dead in his tent. The PersiaDs
retreated IN consequence, and the Greeks are
disappointed in that quarter
The Greeks are again in possession Of A.
thens. Coostantinople is quiet. A school
ma ster, attached TO the mosque of Mahomet
the "a, having been banished, the students,
1000 in number, repaired to the palace of the
Muiti, and demanded bis recall. They were
unarmed, having only the Koran. The Grand
Vizicr promising to restore the muster, they
dispersed.
The Paris Moniteur contains Royal ord
nance, autheniicating the population Of France
according TO The census of 1891, at sO,Ag5,s6
souls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
CONGRESS.

The ii. of II. on Friday last, proceeded with the
general appropriation bill When the clause provi-
ding for the salaries of foreign ministers came IN
MIR Hialiary objected 10 the necessity Of sending a
m'n'Ster to Lisbon a Charge elAf,irs he thought
perhaps sufficient But gen Smith suggested thai
Portugal had lately renewed the duty of g pc, bar
rel on all the imported flour, for the purpose of en-.
courag'ng agriculture, and of giving il "a new irec-
'ion, instead of cutivatiug almost exclusively the
VINE that u was therefore important 10 send
'snlfied minister 10 that country TINT il was under
.lood she had actually appointed a minister 10 the
U D and that the President himself had recommend
ed TINS :'easure. The motion TO strike out the APP
preparation was ncga,ived, ayes 3f.-The arpropria-
uon proposed Tor the commissioners under the 5 9th
and Ih articles of tlie treaty OF Client was on Mr.
Cookies motion, reduced from % 600 to 1850 dolls
great dissatisfaction being expressed with the delay
which had occurred 10 the execution OF their com
mission their NOT accounting for the money a.ready
IN their hands, &c. &c--The clause proposing 10 ap-
propriaie $4,000 iohe t,co commissions under the
Spanish Treaty, was 'nodied SD TO appropriate on
~ 10, 200 and that 10 he exclusively confined 10
the commissioners TO settle ciims-No other inter.
es'ing question was acted on in either House on Fri
day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
COLLISION OE u1nGES

Judge Tucker of Missouri " has decided in the ST
Louis Circuit Court, in the of Gasscock against
o'een af ioe act oi the last session Of the leeisa
lure, providing for stay Of erecaion for tco years
and my, Gf the plaintiff will not endorse HAT he
VIII take The property al twU-hrds Of its value, is
"'con'tanf'ondi An execution had been taken out
against me hooy OF Seen but the sheriff made a
s,ecaI return that the defendant had given bond
with sufficient security in conformity with the act of
Assembly and therefore he had not taken the body
INTO custody The counsel for the plaintiff objected
10 nus return, upon The ground That the act was a.
9ainst the constitution of the state and n,syetI the
court TO issue execution JUDGE T. prouonnced
The act To he unconstitutional and Woodland ordered
anew execution. Stcen was taken aud he then
applied 10 John kice Jones, one of the Judges of The
Supreme Court, for "a writ of Hibeas Corpus The
writ was granted, the body brought before him
and a motion made 10 discharge him from cus-
tody upon his again rendering bond and security for
me stay OF The eNecution.-Judge Jones, in the
course OF his opinion, yndicaes the constiliionaty
oil the iiw--and among other authorities he cites the
following:
The court Of appeals Virginia. one OF the most enlight
ene an the unon have uniformly acted and decided on the
statute laws OF that STATE allowing rcpevns and stays
ecuon Tor given periods, proper security given
uny other pc iion OF the United States than that Of
The Judge finally ordered the prisoner to he re
leased
The Louisville advertiser of the Goth ul, ioucles
on another judicial! proceeding, which exotes little
interest
I'VE understand that The of Indiana has inhu ted
prosecution ~ wr al fn' SrTnnto against the Bank of
Vncehne to shew ny what dthorty exercises the pr
vieges and powers of money corporation-an we are in
iormd that The main point OF defence will be,
" n Deen created and stands protected by constitutional
provision and Judiciary OF
the State
1t said that Bak is established Inv the cnnu
ton o Indana which provides a, the Bank of Vincennes
might hecomr That bank, and that did So therefore
cnter cannot he repealed by the Judiciary questions
which will ari.c and be the trial o this pr ecu,ion
must indeed be inter sting not only on the
al protection claimed 10y the bank but on the various f.ets
amounting To a forfeiture of fsc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

~ . HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
E so kooniz 1903, Richd T.. Fetcl,-
or 3Ol-Dnicl Matthews 1877
.dfhenrarte-Wi!liam C. Bivesr 1917, William F.
Gordon" 12O-C. Everett 900, c Cooke I6I.
Commu'icated.-it is understood, that MIR Cor
don election will he contested by Dr. Everett.
Experimentation Lipscon,b- 2i8, Philip Thorn
ION r Ia2-'.nrru Minor 1879, Therit Towles Id.
The Frederick sbnrg Herald remarks !, is g au,ho-
rlsed to say, Mr. Minor means to contest the eiec-
ton of Mr.. Thornton"
Princess .4'ne-Burwe B Moseey 2i7, Doctor
Mosers' I32-Caieb Ward %, George r. Corpfew
MOI ofdte last LsgisLature
FOR THE SENATE.
RocS'nsham--Docior c. Harrison Az, - Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
MARSHAI.;S; SALE

NDER decree OF the superior courI of c,rrcerv for
th" Richmond district pronourcet the 29d day @;
49, IN the case of John Rice, and other. piai-
court d'pendng shall o. Saturday nc I'm day Of AIag
one M iey of The lo lumber and wharf virh I
fged 10 George Lester, dec and Immediately thereafter
al me balance Of The lot and wharf Kocketts knorn a.
Richard ougS plan oi Rockets by The No 4 undispos.
cd OF IN The sale made by order OF in Green RS Is,cr
OF so much thereof lie ucen satisfy sand decree
1en's- and Il months credit negotiable ro,es viii, nm
proved ennrscrs, aud the little retained. until the paymcns
are made-Sale 10 commence 10 o'clock '''
April - ~ no ~ al, a. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09

,his loog standing clam, should be fully and
fairly examined. We understand that III,
claimants only wish the U. S. should pcrmi.
the case TO be fairly adiudcated and put Ia
est before a Judicial tribunal. We believe
the claim against Virginia was decided by a
sult-nor can we see any reason why the u S.
may not submit their case to a similar inves-
tisat'on. 1t has already given Congress a
great deal of trouble--and occupied much of
ihelrtme why not put it to sleep for ever
by an open, Judicial investigation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
MAKSHAI1S RAI.E


NDEH decree of the Superior Court of Chanoerv f,r
'nt hchmnnn district pronounced in tlerci
depending on Ike 29ih day OfJFuary eco brtw oert
Gordon and James Curre, of lanes fr;s
deceased and Henry banks others and Hon
~ Banks plaintiff, against Robert Gordon and other, DE-
lendahts shall, on Tuesday tic Ah d0y eff june merit ~
we've Ocock al the front door o the Eagle Hotel in The
cy oil icbmnnd, expose sale public auction 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash. The finwne tracts or parce,s an
lnh or so much thereof may be sufficient satisfy said
decree, to wit: - -
1896 -,
$40 all on Hughes river in the county of Monon
20sO gala
oG0 50 All on Sand fork or Little Eenhava in the
$40 county OF hIonontalia
700 10 Harrison county tie left hand fork of The
west fork Of Little Kenbawa
90 acres on Pedar'S ritn ia Harrison county
5Ol acres on simpsons creek Harrison
10 acres ON the waters of BOOTHS in Harrison
Gi acres on The waters of Lost run in Harrison
20 acres on The waters Of outer creek in Harrison
80 acres on the waters OF simpsons creek in Harrison
- acres on toe waters OF PeliSr's in Harrison
- acres on the waters Of Lost run IN Harrison
o1 acres on the waters Of simpsons creek aud Jeys r,
- inthe county ol Harrison 49,.
40 acres on the middle branch the left h.nd fork az
Simpsons creek, in Harrison
OH acres on Beraey's near It's confluence Tyosr
Valley river, in Harrison
~ ~ acres on ShelbyS RIM in Harrison
5JO acres on waters of Rerr branch Of Smpson,s
~ acres on Pears drain Of simpsons creek in the
county Of Harrison
800 acres on BerrvfruD and Jerry run both waters of
Simpsons creek, 10 Harrison
5OJ acres IN Harrison, The left hand II Ten Mile
creek n branch ofhc .Jrs of Alnncngal;,,
OSC acres on he waters Of Tiger Valley rgeru Iarrison
1870 acres on the side Of fygrr Valley rive in
2225 acres on BOofi's creek IN Harrison
500 acres on tire iuscads fork Of noo creek i'm Harrison
1000 scrcs ON simpsons creek 20 Harrison
Making IN the whole 1891 acres.
Aprla =" . ,6 ca. r. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
April %.
MARSIIAIIS SALE

NDER decree the superior court of cIaarer, Ter ~
- hIcnmnnd district. pronounced the 2nd day nf Feb,
.udiy, i III ci'tse therein depending between Thomas
iiarris, plaintiff. and Thomas ~. Harris ard oher defd
am, .nai on Ihgs59 rae on day Of Bay me- offer for
sue 10 the highest bidder for cash, the premises FIVE
lying in the county Of Herco contiguous TO the resi-
\. NJ. l. irrERP A NJ, NJ c =, =. =, ~ nS"'
April g. mo "a" ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
April g
AiARSiIAJse, SATE

NnER consent decree the superior rnurt nj chm
Gerry for hc Richmond district made the 18Th ,lay o
Morch, i82 in the of Archelaus Hughes planI;f n
gninH Isaac Hall, d-fendan in said court derenIi,p
ha on mondey The &h day IF Iny merit Tor ale 10
Tue highest bidder, The premises OF land WING In
the county OF New Kent containing four hundred
more or less, adjoining the lands of William Fysop Jnbn
by said Hughes. " ~ '
Ie'ns-OHe third NJ the pun chase money in cash. one ,
IN SIX and thr remaining third months 60 he So
cured by homes with approved security retaining t,s
nc' un'l 'cy are paid; safe to commence between j.
H. and O'Clock, l.. NJ. "
Aprif9. NJ H ioa' e, a. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
MARSUAI'S SAIE

NDER adccrec Of The supc'ipr court of 81 anccry fr
the richmond District, pronounced the s.i, ni
narch 1871! IN cause therein depending between William
frce pmhiih and Edward {. Davis and others defcn-
ants, shall offer SALE 10 tue highest i4,cr fr o. III m
Inc premises on Friday the l0 ay IF BnT ner., tract ~
'nd i!e IN The county OF iicnco containing ninev-,w,
acres il being The nney-iwo No res of land rIIoe m
snid edward C. Davis y decree OF tie county court a
fehfico, IN Tie OF La. wife as. Tlcc Nc c,o
10 Commence between the hours O'clock A. IL and on
+. j. GljERgaNT NJ ( r. ., \, ~, M
April g. no. al. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
MARSHAL'S SALE

rNr,.,, II f-Nf1 ~ EJ4NI1H1'
L NDER decree of the superior court chancrrv for
~ the Richmond district, pronounced the fcbr,.
ary 1872 in the of John Seaboot plaintiff agairs
Neil MCoun aud Others defendants in said court depend.
ing,I shall on Tuesday the tn day IF May ,ert, oifr
SALE 10 the highest bidder at public auction, for read,
ny tue Two pieces parcels of!and in the proceedings in
ths cause referred to- lying in the routy of pnriCo about
i've mules below this CITY, the river road containing both
together luo acres all i'm woods bcing west corner
the plantation called NH Farm laie proper;, of
Col MILES Seldcp dec The above described property will
be sold in front of the Eagle IIoie of I,ichm
ind"iey after the sale of James Browns property, al
'e'tiscd TO be sold on the day above mentioned.
,., JGuERRANT, II. S. G. C.. II. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS !!
.4udMOr,S OGce. .4nriI q 1909

40 - .h""uW S.OWCe, s5pTh u, 1872.
NO sheriff or other collector ofhe public revenue now
authorized to collect the of take. due on lands
whiclsve been hereafter be returned To
this Office but such lands only be redeemed bv
mic the lreasuryThis notice Intended as well for the
information OF collecting officers for all propreors of
April 9. IO8-tf of pniIr' Accnnn,s
NlRGlhiA AT Superior Court OF ChanceTy NJ
the Capitol in the city of Richmond The 9Th day Of
February, 1921
John King, PaC
Robert Gordon, only acting exor Of James Smith DsG
This cause this day TO be heard on the napers
formerly read the report of the commissioner made in mr.
suance OF the order Of the tenth day the amend
ed D which bath been taken for confessed against the
fendant and whom the decreta order for that puroos
counsel consideration wheTeofhe court doth order at
tue defendant render his Of
the estate Of his tesaor and Of the estate whereof he
ded seized before commissioner Of court who is d
Ieced 10 examine state and settle The said accounts
port the same TO the court with matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which NAV lie required m
the parties 10 be the court doth further
order that the ssioner do likewise state and re-
port 10 the court account Of the debts still due by the
tate Of the said James Smiths TO enable him 10 take which
D their claims is TO be given by him one of the newspa
pers published IN the city Of Richmond.
Acopy-Teste, WIN. w. HENING, O.
COMMANDMENT Office, Richmond, Iprif g. 1872.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed the seventh day Of June commence the
accounts directed n the foregoing order Of court on which
nay at nine O'Clock A. NJ they desired to attend at my
once ~ TINS city the creditors prepared prove their
pecve claims before me- and the executor itbs accounts
"hu vouchers ready i0T examination and settlement.
Apriie. ios1,vd% -
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Coriinissiontr's Onice. Richrnond. 80 4
Aprifo
RUNAWAY.

ERoM The subscriber the 3Oih Of March, servant nam.
ed James, generally known by the name Of James Low
made, very sensible shrewd and pert in his observations
andnot easily ntimdaed lie formerly belonged John
Scott Of Abemare- performs well ON several musical in
struniens particularly the octave 6ue-and will probably
attempt TO pass for free man. will give thirty dollars
Gagowor twenty dollars IL secured in any jail that
GET him lie now probably in the vicinity Of Kcbmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
NOTICE rs nERERY GIVEN

ITO all persons in the Of Virginia who have claims
= against the estate Of THOMAS LOCKWOOD deceased
late Of the slate of Alabama, which claims originated
virginia that the subscriber has qualified his adminslra
tor With the will annexed iat portion of his which
lies IN The state OF Virginia. and requests all such persons
prodace their claims properly for Adjustment
EDMUND BOCKETT, Ad,u'r with the
vii ,nneXed fTiios Logwood, dec.
Chesterfield, March p. I03--wf2wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09
TRUST SALE

by virtue Of deed Of trust executed TO the Subscriber
= by Ihomas j. Hackney hearing date day Of in
me year 1917 md duly admitted 10 record In the Office Of
the Clerk Of Fluvsnna county, for purposes Of securing
the payment NJ certain money therein expressed
Que 10 Thomas y Bouldn, of David Ross genor
WIN sold on WedTesdy the t dagoC flay nesf IL fair
oefWise on the next lair day the pre- misses nj public
peftv, viz: '7 ~
Two lots in the town cf Columbia known nv the number.
~ and rs including the ferry across both rivers or ca
much thereof as will be sufficient pay the sim Of three
hundred aud eghty-iwo dollars and fifty cents with ntcrc
thereon from the LIST day Of September 1870 and also ;le
like snn Of tree hnndred and eghtywo dollars and fy
cents, with interest thereon from the I day of September
i5<i, toeether with the costs and charges NJ sale.
FlnsaanKAprI o. ~, i .n