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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29
SHERIFFsS SALE.

VL be sold at the Public Prison of Newcastle county,
w on Friday tie Cd day of July next, cooured man
named John Lsto for the term of three years. any
residing i'll the State, to pay costs and restitution money
DAVID e. WILSON, Sheriff.
Newcastle, June %. 55-2t
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REVOLUTIONARY ANECDOTE.

About the year 1881, sloop called the Good In
tent, was owned by William Rotch then OF Nantuck-
ct. and Others, among whom was said to be the
Hon. John Hancock. This vessel, Tor some alleged
violation Of law, seized BY order of the Boado OF
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E. MI. POMEROY'S
.l[ETlLLLC STR.1P .ANn P.lSTE.

METALLIC STRIP AND PASTE,
NOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments &C. manufactured
IL by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Waingford, Connec-
tcu and sold at the Wachman Printing Office and Book
No los, Market street The above Strap and Past
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior any before used in this
or any other country. January 1928.
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FROM THE HARTFORD TIMES.
There's beauty in the deep"
Connecticut Mirror.
"There's beauty in the sky"
Massachusetts YeonqlI,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-29

FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS YEoMAS,
"There's beauty in the deep"
Connecticut Mirror.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TSE subscriber determined closing his business will
Il sell a, vendue, the Red Lion tavern, on thursday
An excellent ST.4ND F'OR q STORE, other public
business containing 10 of land in four Corner Lots
&c part in wheat Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will
please call and view the premises previous TO the DAY OF
sale.
The above mentioned property adjolns that OF Peter
Williams Esq. near miles from the Red Lion tavern,
the road to the Buck tavern There are three drect
roads from said place to important stations the Canal
viz one to ST. Georges about d miles oH-one to the
Buck 3J-one to the Delau river, about miles OIL =
made known by RORERT MCDOWELL,
Attorney for j. Morgan
hJayc,s,la coun,v DeI Tune q. 1924. 54-3t
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TO THE PUBLIC.
I'll. Durkee's Patent Truss.

II. DuTKeG' TattHL ITuSS.
YISHIS instrument is to be with while per
Il pursues his ordinary business; and during the
precarious positions of the body necessary for exercise
labor, keeps uniform pressure on the part affected.
Experience in great number of cases in the Northern
States and the Canadas has proved it superior 10 any in
strumen of the kind now in The common Truss be-
ing connected with firm strap belt surrounding the
body restraints motion to such degree to prevent
ercise and labor That inconvenience is obvated in the
construction of this Truss by spiral spring. which con-
and aes the motion Of the body requires 1t
is not liable be mpaced and any pressure the patient
may require the part affected.
The Truss will be kept constantly on hand at
THATCHER &, IHO.IPSON'S,
DRUGGISTS,
At the corner Of ylfarket g Second st. Philadelphia.
The Truss has been on trial at the Aims House, under
the dire cton of the attending Surgeon
Gentlemen of the Faculty respectfully invited to ex
anime the instrument. Jan. ~, 1874. ll-om
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WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, 90 JUNE, 1924.
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE.

This magnificent building formed the most rich
and splendid object, that the sun shone upon.
" The Mosaicai worship, celebrated in that house,
outdid all the glory and splendor, that ever the
world in any place, in any age from the foundation
thereof, enoyed.' 1t employed for seven years one
hundred and eighty three thousand six hundred men
to bring it to completion, and cost probably more
than four thousand millions of dollars. The two
articles of gold and silver which David measured be-
fore his death, amounted to fory-six thousand ton
weight; which would have loaded a string of wag-
ons, extending more than four hundred miles. The
gstening of its materials the grandeur of lis style.
the perfection OF its workmanship, the gores OF its
internal decorations, and the richness Gifts furniture,
made it the greatest wonder that mortal eyes have
seen or will see in this world Should all the Prn-
ces of Europe concentrate their wisdom and their
treasures, they could not erect fabric, SO RICH SO
magnificent, and glorious, Solomon's Temple.
There were five particulars, which constituted the
principal glory of this house Of God; The ark and
its furniture, the cloud of the divine presence, the
holy fire, the Trim and Thumim and the spirit of
prophecy. These tokens of divine favor were grad
uay withdrawn from the first temple, and as the
Jews affirm, were never enjoyed in the second
CHAPLIN.
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yancient Theories enophanes took the stars
to be patches of clouds lighted up at night, and OK
tingushed in the morning.
Anaxagoras considered the armament an arch Of
stone, the sun an immense inhammable body, and
the stars to be stones whired up from the surface OF
the earth by the circumambient air, and so ignted
Diogenes declared the stars to be hot pumice
stones fixed in The sphere of the heavens, serving
as lamps in the night but chiefly designed as senti-
laors of the world
Others maintained that the sun was globular,
hollow, and containing FIRE; that the light sreamed
through cavity on side, and when this was
stopped, the sun was ecipsed.
Aristotle thought the universe to have eternally
existed in its present state. Leucppus originated
the Epicurean plan, that the universe was created
Iby atoms Democritus laid down that these first
lmagnitudes" were eternal, and that they had pos
sesssd uniform motion and celebrity. Epicurus
completed the structure by the theory, that the
world sprung from collision of these atoms. Des-
cartes' world was formed by vortices. Burnet,
Winston, Leibnitz, Kepler, Cuviei, and multitude
of others, have been popular for their several the
cries, and our own country may claim high share
of distinction for the novel and ingenious discoveries
of John Cleyes Symmes and Ira Hill.
~. A. Reuie,V.
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The Electrical effect of strokng cat briskly
with one hand is well known. Shocks may also be
impaired to the other hand at the same time, by
forming the electric circle as follows LET the cat
be placed before good fire some ten or fifteen min
utes and then taken upon the lap of the operator;
by passing the palm of either hand over the back,
the usual spark will be emitted, and by applying the
other hand to the throat, as that the finger and
thumb touch the jaw shoulder, the hand appli-
ed will feel slight shocks, as # discharged by the
Leyden pliat. .uschanic'S VHGga@lne.
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Let the unhappiness you feel at another's errors,
and The happiness you enjoy in their pereclions, be
the measure Of your progress in wisdom and virtue.
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Time Of a Black Boy for Sale.
NOR SALE, the time Of a Black Boy about IA or 10
wears of age who is healthy and has been accustom-
ed to work on farm Apply the subscriber living near
WILMINGTON JOSEPH SPRINGER.
Inna 81 54-4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
NfN1AN EnwARns.

In our last paper, referring to the conduct Of the
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements in Washington, in i'm
terdictng the presence Of Edwards at the 9TH July
dinner, and celebraontbis sentence is printed err
roneously, viz that the course Of the Committee to-
wards Edwards, " was an act ofcruclty TO feeling
mau." 1t was Wrifep :" an act OF cruelty towards
a Ialicn man" The compostor substituted feeling
for fallen and we did rot detect the error, until it
was TOO late to correct it. To say that Edwards
was feeling man, would be TO say wha, VIC do NOT
believe-Wc believe him chthe contrary, to be de-
potaoiy des:itL,c Of al good feenr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
Tycasury Depa,tmca,. 1,d Nor. 1870


SIR: The letter, of which the enclosed is a
copy, was addressed TO the Receivers of Public
Money ut kaskaskia and EdwarlsviIle,
From the returns Of those officers, it appears
that the whole of the public money recered nv
them since tue month Of August last, has been
retained, rs it is presumed. for the purpose of
meeting the drafts which might be drawn in pur
suancc of that letter. From the same returns
1t appears that no such drafts have been present.
cd.
10 prevent the Inconvenience and risk which
may result from the accumulation of such large
sums IN the hands of those officers, [ have this
day directed them TO deposite in the bank the
sums which may be in their possession on the
3Oth INST, and 70 deposite, monthly, the money
which may be received during each month.
Should any bill be presented to the Receiver of
Public Money at Edwardsvillc, or Kaskaskia.
when they have no funds to meet it, pre-
sumo the bank will have no difficulty in maxi
ing the advance, which will be refunded by the
Receiver, when funds to that amount shall be
received by him; or the amount will be remit
ted TO the bank by the draft of the Treasurer
on the bank itself. Either course will be ac-
ceptabie to the Department. Payments made
IN this manner will be found to be the most con-
ycnicnt mode Of meeting the demands of the
Treasury upon the bank, on account oftl1e pub
lie money deposited in it.
WM. II. CRAWFORD.
Cashier ofthe Bank of Edwa slsville.
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TREASURY DEpAnrMrNr,

Nov. ], 1870
SIH Upon referring to your monthly ac4
counts, IT appears that you have retained all the
money which has been received by you since
the month of august last.
AS it is presumed that this has been the re.
suit of my letter of the 9th of April last, re-
quest that you VIII Immediately dcpositc in the
Bank of Edwardsvilc whatever sum may be in
your hands on the 3Oth inst.
You will consider the letter of the OH, of A.
pril as authority TO purchase bills therein de-
scribed when presented, if you have funds suf-
hcient for that purpose, bat not as authority TO
retain in your bands, at the end Of eacf, month
any part of the public money received in the
course ofthc month.
You will, after the depositc herein directed,
make your dePosites in the Bank OF Missosri.
until otherwise directed. / am, SC.
To OF CONTINUED
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
TO the Secretary of the Treasury, against the
BauiS of Edwardsviilc, were contradicted by
those uf Mr.. Edwards and Col. Johnson
"A. do not know that they were.
THOMAS ii. BENTON.

.45raham Bradley, jr. scorn, on the part q
az. Cra,eford. -, =
@. by VT. Forsyth. In October, 1919, what
was the shortest time in which letter could
come BY the mail frou, Edwardsvillc to WASH
ington?
"A. Ihavc examined the contracts, and am
unable to state.
q. Could u lettcr have come, at that tune,
in less than twenty days.
~. 1t is difficult To answer with certainty;
but, according TO my best Information, should
say it could act.
@. Have you made out I list of the arrivals
and departures Of the mail between this city and
Edwardsvillc' Is the paper now shewn to you,
such list and is it made out according to the
best Information you possess'
Il. Its. l have made it out from the con-
tracts, in all its items, saving one, and that
have stated from the advertisement Of the Post
Office Department, for a contract which is the
rod,e from Wheeling to Louisville. The mail
takes longer time to come from Edwardsville
than to go there.
q. DO the dates on the bills Of the mails
sent, which appear ON the quarterly returns,
ascertain the time of the departure of the mails?
Il. They always ought to do so'
ABM. BRADLEY, Jr.
Erfracf from the LIST page fhe original" account
Of The mails senf from The post office at Edrdrds-
riitc," for the quarter beginning the Isl October
1919.
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State otNIiiaois, hudson County, IS.

Stafc Of Aliaois, .Ntdisoa County, SIS.
On tla 18th of May, 1924, personally ap-
Pcared before the undersigned Justice of the
Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, Thomas
Lippncott, who, being duly affirmed according
To law, deposes that the above is true copy of a
paper on the files of official letters in the Reccv-
cr's Office at EdwarisviIIe, in the band writing
of the late benjamin Stephenson, Receiver
TIfOS. LIPPINCOTT.
Affirmed and Subscribed before me,
HAIL MASON, J. p.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
YIN. b. Hoigson, stoo,n, at tie request of III
Edirnrds

V"l' B.tfodSson, s.oo,n, at tie requcs. Of .Ir.
Edcards.
Question by Mr.. Edwards. Please tn STATE
what you know about my being sick after INV
removal to the room inthe back building AT Mr..
Queens.
=. lfecollect finding You frequently very
III IN tbat room, when | visited you there 80
much so as to be confined TO bed.
Y. How soon was this after nv nomination
a. think it was the week after I under
stood the nomination TO have been made. and
believe on Tuesday.
q. Do you not rccollect calling on that da,,
and telling me that you understood nv no;nina-
ton had not on that day been taken up in the
Senate?
A. III did not say so on that day, I reco1.
lect to have made the observation frequently At
other times when / visited you.
q. DO you rccoIIcct that 7 told Won t,at
Nlr. Francis Key had been to see me on the
day before you visited ne'
a. think you did.
Question by Mr. Forsyth. Are You employ.
Ell IN the Office Of the Secretary Of State,
"a l have been occasionally employed in
'nat ONCE to translate foreign languages but
am moi stated Clerk. have only been eup
P'oycd there within six OF seven weeks past.
r, question by Mr.. FORSYTH. Did Won visit
gov Ewards before he removed into fbe back
ROOM VI "''o Tue odoh
A. Yes.
q. AT what tinneo
n on the same week on which understood
'he n'p'inauon to have been made.
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Affirmed and subscribed before me.
HAIL MASON, j. p.


Eduardsriiie, Illinois, 22d Oct. 1919.
DEAR SIR: Twelve thousand five hundred
dollars Of the capital stock Of tire Bank of Ed
war,isviiie having been paid into the bank since
tue date of my last letter. feel it my duty to in
form you of the circumstance, In Consequence
ot some OF the suggestions made in that letter.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir,
your obcdicnt servant,
BENZ. STEPHENSON.
The Hon. WM. II. CRAwroRD,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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per- headed Account of mails from the pos, Of
fee at Edwardsvi.le, ILL., l8l9," furnished 10 the
Committee appointed by the House of Representa-
tves of the United States TO investigate the charges
preferred against the Secretary of the Treasury nv
Ninian Edwards.
S. BURCH,
Oh. elk Office Ho. of Reps
List Of Departures ami .1irirals Of the .aLuii
6et,ccea Warrington dnd EirardsriUe
arrangement mails 1913 and 1921
Neutrality-suspicious. Sunday, TUESDAY, and
Thursday at a m; arrive Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, at lOpm.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday, Tucsday
Thursday, At 2 p IN; ave Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, at 10 a IN: Leave Sunday, Tuesday
Thursday, at MI arrive Monday, Wcdnes-
day. Friday, at am.
Cumbcrland-arrve Monday, Wednesday.
Friday, at IN; leave Saturday, Tuesday,
Thursday, at Ia m: Leave Tuesday, Thursday
Eaturday, at 9 a IN, arrive Friday, NIonJay
Wednesday, at 0 pm.
Brownsyile-arrive Tuesday, Thursday, Sa-
turday, at m; leave Friday, Monday. We'd
nesday. at 4 Leave Wednesday, Friday
Monday, IN; arrive Thursday, Saturday.
Tuesday, at 8 m.
Wheeling-arrivc Wednesday, Friday. .6Eon-
day, at P m; leave Thursday Saturday, Tues
day, 81 a m: Leave Wednesday, Monday, at
5P IN; arrive Thursday, Saturday, at m
Shelbyvile-arriye Tuesday, Thursday, Sa-
turday, at 10 IN; leave Friday Monday Wed
nesday, al , p Leave Tuesday, Thursday.
Saturday, at IN: arrive Friday, Monday.
Wednesday, at pm.
Louisville-arrive Tuesday, Thursday, Sa-
turiay, at p IN; leave Friday, Monday, Wed
nesJay, AZ am
Barlstown-arrivc Tuesday at o m; leave
"Wednesday at 5 N; Leave Wednesday at a
m; arrive Tuesday at pm.
Sbawncetown--arrlyc Saturday at 10 a m
leave Saturday at Up m Leave Saturday at 2
p IN; arrive Saturday at 10 m.
Kaskassia--arrive Tuesday evening; leave
We tuesday morning Leave "Wednesday at G
am; arrive Tuesday at pm.
Cahokia-arriyc Thursday at m; leave
.luonday morning: Leave Thursday at u m
arrive
Madison C. h. or Edwardsville-arriye rno
tiinel; leave no timc-cannot find contract
George .S,oecnny, s,corn, on tie part Of Mr..
Crawford.
Question Are you clerk in the City Post
Office,
A. | am.
q. Look at the ost-fnarlS on this letter. What
i9 she date there markell
There the witness was shewn the letter from
MFR. Crawford to the Cashier Of the Bank of
Edwar1syilIc, dated lst Nov. 1921
A. The day appears to be the Sd but of what
month caunot be discovered.
GEO. SWEENY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
TreIsvy Department, LIST Nov. 1919

lTe'soy department, 1st .NoD. 1919.
SIR: Upon referring to your monthly ac-
counts, it appears that you have retained all the
money which has been received by you since
the month of August last.
AS it is presumed that this has been the re-
suit Of my letter of the 9th of April last, ! re-
quest that you will, immediately after the re-
oeipt of this letter, depostc in the Bank of Ed
wardsville the whole of the money in your pos
session the 3Gth inst.
You will consider the letter oftlrc 9th of r.
pril as authorship the purchase Of bills in the
manner therein directed, when you have funds,
but not as authorsing the retention of the pub
tic money in your hands at the end Of each
month for that purpose.
1t is presumed that, if any draft should be pre-
scnted, when you have not money in yonr hands,
that there will be nodiiIicnlty in having the draft
taken up by the Bank of EiwardsyiIlc, OH IT'S
own account, or to be repaid by you, 40 soon as
you have funds sufficient for that purpose.
remain, with respect, your most ab't ser.
Fant WAT IT. CRAWFORD.
Benz. SrEFfESsoS, Esq. r. r. NJ.
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ford, Of the 1st of November, 1919, aud in the
same handwriting of the letter of the Hon.
William IL. Crawford, of the 9Th august, 1919.
THOS. LIPPINCOTT.
Affirmed and subscribed before me.
HAIL MASON, J. p.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

notes as should be land Office money at tho time
of presenting those drafts or, partly the one
and partly the other. To continue 10 convert
all the notes receivable in this Office into specie,
and conccntratcit at single spot, must be ut
terly inpracticable, and if practicable would be
attended with great expense.
beg leave 10 add, That the Bank Of Edwards
vile has received foreign gold under the expec-
tation that it would be taken by the government
even after the LIST November next, and it is now
held ready to be paid in consequence Of notice
from you OF an intended draft for $50, 900. 1t
is to be hoped that no difficulty upon the subject
will arise, If the expected draft should not be
presented till after the 1st November.
have the honor to be, with great respect, sirs
your very humble servant.
State Of NiinSi,, Madison County, SIS.
On the 18th day of May, 1924, personally
appeared before the undersigned Justice of the
Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, Thomas
Lippincott, who, being daily affirmed according
to law, dcposes that the foregoing is n true copy
Of a paper which was found by the tleponcnt ON
the files of official letters appcrtaining to, and
now in the Receivers Office at Edwardsyillc.
and endorsed or filed in the hand writing of the
late benjamin Stephenson, Esq. Receiver OF
Public Moneys, as follows, 10 wit "Copv to
the Treasury Department, Oct 13I9."
TIIOS. LlPpINCOTT.
Affirmed and subscribed before me.
HAIL MASON, j. p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
Statc Of Illinois, .1Iue,ison Co,orfy &C.

On the 9Th day of Nay, 1924, pcrsonallv
appeared before the undersigned, Justice of lie
Peace in and for said County, Thomas L,ipn;-
ncott, who being duly affirmed ACCORDING to
law, deposes that the abovcis acorrcct copy of =
paper found on the files of official letters in
tue RECEIVERS ONCE, at Edwardsvilic, that the
paper Of which the foregoing IS a COPY. was fol
dcd in the letter Of the Hon. William II. Cra,v-
Except the Getty BaDls.n
Except the "FrankIIn Bankr and the "ate
cbanics' BANK" both Of Alexandria.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
: WasIington, 18th Juiy, 1919.

?
De o. COLONEL: Yours ofthe 2Gth ult came
10 hand this morning.
The circumstances connected with the Bank
Of Edwardsvillc, as developed in the two letters
Of Governor Edwards, submitted by you 10 nv
perusal, will receive due consideration.
ain much surprizcd at the contents of his
first letter TO you. | am gratifed with the ex-
PLANTATION you have given him upon that subject
with Governor Edwards had no personal &C
quaiutance before the last winter. The opinion
which had formed Of his talents and integrity,
from the official correspondence which had been
c1rriM on between us both in the War and
Treasury Departments, has been confirmed by
personal acquaintance.
The different subjects upon which lie had oc-
oasion to ask my opinion or decision, during the
last session of Congress, were fairly and candid
Is stated; his comments upon them were judi
tfaps, and it afforded inc great pleasure 20 be T.
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State Of R1a,ois, Madison County, IS.

State Of Rliaois, Madison County, IS.
On the 18th day OF May, 1924, personally APP
pcared before the undersigned Justice of tGs
Peace in and for the county aforesaid, Thomas
lIippincott, of said county, who, being duly al.
iirned according 10 law, deposes that the with
in is true copy of an original letter on the
uies OF ofhciai letters in the Office ofhe Receiy-
or of Public Moneys at EdwardsyiiIc: that the
dcponcnt has been employed in the Receivers
oiiice the greater part of the time since the win.
ter of 132i-2, and has had access To the files
and papers thereof, aud that the letter of which
the within is copy, appears, from n Compare
son with the signature, and with the signature OF
other letters and papers received from the Trea-
sury Department into the said Office, evidently
10 be tue hand writing of the Hon. VIM. III.
Crawford And further the deponcnt saith NOT.
THOS. LIPpINCOTT.
Affirmed and subscribed before me,
HAIL MASON, J. P.
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TREASURY DEpARrMESr, }
.l,krusf q I01a Z

SIR: Observing by your monthly return,
ending on the 3O;h of juno, that there remained
in your hands considerable SUN of the public
money, Iwish to be informed why the same was
not deposited in Bank, in conformity with the
instructions from this Department. Hereto
fore, when there was no bank in your vicinity,
all reasonable allowance was made, on account
of the iii icutics to which you were subjected
in making your dcposltc. but now, that n
Bank has been established in your place of re-
sdence, there can be no longer any excuse
whatever for retaining the public money.
am, very respectfully, sir, your obcdent SER
want,
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Date OTTO what office 80, ~ CISS
the bills tho letters were 'p els y
--ssat, sent. L
d. c. d. C. No pc.