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Take N0tice.

I SHALL apply TO the Judge of the Court of
of Probate for q final settlement Of the
estate of the late THOMAS G. DAVIDSON,
on the first fonday in October next. Az per.
Sons interested. viii attend at the office OF the
said Judge. in Edwardsyiile, on said day, should
hey see cause so to do. Madison county, Aug.
28, 1924. POLLY DAVIDSON, .4dapr.
Aug. 3l-674t
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f0REE0
NEw-YoRK, AUGUST 3.


BY the packs, sup Cortes, c spt De
Cost, Inc editors ol he Commercial
Advertiser have received files OF Lon
don papers 10 the evening oi the 24th of
Jape, inclusive, and Liverpool 10 the
Goth. Their contents are of but iilte
moment.
he kiog was TO prdrpgne the parlia-
moatin person, the 25,h June.
Tue English and French funds had
experienced an advance, WIN prospect
OF a further rise, 10 consequence OF its
beng positively announced that the
Kies's speech will con,aln he usual pa
CHIC assurances, and il being understood
that an eminent capitalist had given or
deps for large purchases.
Msdam Rego, widow Of Gen. Rieeo,
died in London on The 18th Jane.
The London papers, and particularly
the Courier, publish extracts from the
speech OF the President of Colombia to
the Congress, WITH expressions OF re-
spect and appreciation.
The official account Of the battle with
the Ashantees had reached London, aud
the accounts OF the disasters OF Sir Charles
M'Carthy's army were confirmed.
A letter from Greece states that the
Turks have effected landing IN Gambia
and Negroponi, but that, at the first m en-
toned place they were repnlsed.
A letter OF recent, date from SaIonca
states, that the Greek Congress had as
sembled at that place, and was proceed
ing very tavorably The entire invading
army otSTprks was estimated al 10000
men, but their approach was not dreaded.
Portsmouth,, June 10.
The preparations whIcb have been
making tor the bombardment of A ig,ers,
and the annoyance OF the Dey, are now
completed, and the last of the vessels Dr.
dered upon the service, will sail to NOR
row, should the weather moderate.
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sEO'y{ atE

y hereby given, that application win be made
2 10 the next General Assembly of the State
of Illinois for new county to be stricken off
from the attached parts Of Pike and Fulton
counties. Pike county, Illinois, Odd August,
1924. GRIN MCCARTNEY.
Ann 21--GZlot
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31
PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 8.


We have in our hands direct adyices
from Madrid, OF recent date. Il seems
that, IN fact, a serious instruction, like
the movement at Lisbon, has been at
tempted in Spain. The object was-ss
intImaied in our latest Eng Isl, papers
to substitute the Spanish Infant Don Car
los Tor the adored" Ferdinand, and es
tablish system more ultra royal and
proscriptive than the monarch and his
advisers have found it practicable or
deemed 1t expedient to adopt.
The principals OF the conspiracy were
the guerilla leaders, the Trappist, and
Gen. Capape, who endeavored to raise
the people in Arrogon and other provin-
ces. A number of distinguished royal
lists, including bishops and iriars, were
exiled as accomplices, to different points
OF the kingdom, and 10 France. The Of
fetal paper, the Gazette OF Madrid, OF
the I'm May, contains notification to
all Portuguese in Spain to report them
selves to The authorizes and the Portu.
guese legation, in order that they might
be kept under surveillance. A concer,
was believed to exist between the Spa.
nish and Portuguese indictments of the
various ciasses.-Two sets OF conspira.
tors are now dreaded by the Portuguese
and Spanish governments namely, the
constitutionaksts,a and the ultra Royalists,
who want absolute despotism both il
theory and practice.
Latest and IMPORTANT from the Pacifc-
recahture Of Lima.
The schooner Arden', Capt. Bossicre
arrived at Baltimore on Saturday night
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WtlAsAla9A NaRRISOH

4 AF Sangamo county, informs the citizens Of
~ the Western District Of this s'ate, that
he isa candidate for Elector for President and
Vice President Of the United States. He
pledges himself Of eleeted) 10 vote for JOHN
O. ADAMS for President, and some Well
known and tried Republican for Vice Presi-
dent.
Saaqano county. H,'y o. l32t-64te
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.Notice.

s%0slce.
gEVHE undersigned win attend at the office OF
4 the Judge OF Probate for st. Clair county,
on the first Aionllay of October next, to settle
the estate Of MATHEW ArCHiS0N, de-
ceased Bellesiile, August rs, 1894.
ALEXANDER CULBEk fSOT,
Executor Of ae last mil Of said deceased.
Aug. 24-ft
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ratlhcatlon shall be exchanged within ten
months OF the date of the treaty.
This Convention may be regarded as
second signal effect of the manly and
independent Message of our Presiden, to
the late Congress. If the Emperor
Alexander had left it to our own govern
ment to fix the terms of the treaty, it
could mott more completely have secured
all our interests in the Pacific. We
congratulate the country upon this new
evidence of the excellence Of system
which has been pursued by our present
administration. Nat. Jour.
.4e7v- York Politicians are all turn
ing their attention to this state The
Legislature will convene on Monday
next, August 2. by proc lamat;on. A
letter from Albany says, " Our city is
becoming large hotel; and five or SIX
thousand visitors are expected 10 be here
next week The object of our special
meeting, YOU know, is to give an oppor.
tuniiy to cur Senators to pass a law to
restore to the People the right to choose
their Electors of President. II is rot
expected tina, any other business will be
transacted. The apple OF discord, will
be, motion 10 adjourn the two Houses
to November, in which case the choice
VIII, as usual, deyolve on the Leeisia-
ture. A decided majority ofthe Assem-.
by are in favor of the People unequal
ly decided majority of The Senate oppos-
ed to them. Both parties will have
counsellors IN abundance; but those
from The South and West are the most
numerous, active, and persevering. The
contest will be sharp, and the result
doubtful; although many calculate that
the senate must recedc, and bow to the
popular will. Il will require a concur
rent vote to adjourn" Col. Cen.
Cart. Riley in Ohio.-Capt. r ley,
whose travels in Africa, over the Great
Dostr1 OF Sahara, have given bin oele-
brln, IN a recent letter to friend, states
tina he settled, with his family, in 1891,
on the banks OF St. Mary's river, near
us junction with the Miami OF Lake Erie.
II re he built his hut, IS miles from any
'noabilanb aud five from any road or
path. HIS object was TO establish mills,
and 10 build up town, and to be called
altcr his benetactor WNsbire, and " here
his children M ght rise with the coun-
try. Tins nc has in measure accom-
pllshed; settlement of "a families con-
s.itule the town OF Wiltshire, through
Wnich now runs state and post road
/ has PosI-oliicc and a county Coutl.
House.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31

Miss Yau-Fung-Queon, a Chinese
beau y, lately arrived in London from
the Celestial Empire, to exhibil herself.
She is the FIRST Of her ceuDtrywomen
that ever visited England. She is SAID
TO be extremely beautiful. The King
was to have the first look.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31

MARRIED-on the 18th inst by the Rev.
James Lemen, JOHN GARRETsoS, Esq. of Mon
roe county, to Miss CATHERINE LENEN, daugh-
ter OF Robert Lemen, Esq. of St. Clair county.
DiED-Lstely, in Lincoln county, Missouri,
Mi. ENos FARSswoRTH, formerly of Wood
stock, Vt.
Al Trenton, NJ JAMES J. WILSON, ESQ.
ROTOR OF the True American, and formerly a
senator OF the United States from New Jersey.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31

The Rev. VIM. Hogan, has written az
address 10 the Congrega of ST. Ma
rvs Church, Philadelphia, ut which tha
following j, an extract :---s Several OF
yon have asked me, and you must, ere
now, expect reply, upon what terms ]
wVnM co nj TO oihcia,e as your Pas
tor. From this Interrogation feel mr.
longer privileged to withhold an answer,
aha !his aeswer 1 VIA you distinctly to
Understand. IL you declare Yourselves
independent Of lhe Couft of Rome, ant
INSIST upon your right Of electing you
own Bishops and pasiors-if YOU cor.
sent 10 the Tree circulation Of the Scrip
tures-it you consider yourselves on a.
eNasi footing With the Greek Catholics
and VIII denoininate your Church The
american CatdoHc Chnrch, | shall. fec
q pride in being your Pastor. have
dwell in serious meditation, on the doc.
tt;nes and discipline of our Church II
those countries where the jurisdiction al
Rome IS recognized, and have come II
the conclusion that Rome sanctions al
evident departure from their ancient sim
olicHy; and the Greek Church pre-
serves them in their original purity.
sm at the opinion, that until Won re.
nounec all allegiance TO any foreign
court, you Cannot become respectable as
a religious society, nor can you enjoy
peace and comfort among yourseive
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31

"A correspondent in the Village Re.
cord states, that by the ship Gold Hun
ress, which arrived at New Y ork, OF
ths 9th OF April last, from Calcutta,
there came genllrman who had resid-
ed Tor the last fourteen years, in that
country. tie brings the Information, and
assures US, upon his ve,aci,y, that it may
be relied on, that in Bolsn-poor, a con.
siderable town not far from the sea- coast,
the Brahmlns, or Priests Of the country,
were forming Socielles, for the purpose
OF b. ahfointing Missionaries TO .Auae-
RIGA, soith viesv to the Improvement of
the religion and morals Of cur inha6i-
tants.u 4A
In one OF their addressed to.the Be-
lanpoor, they say that their intercourse
with people Of North America has give D
them knowledge of that unfortunate
peoplc. That there are more than
100000 of our fellow men, who arc
held in the most deplorable bondage
that they are sold, like cattle or goods,
at public auction, often chained together
and driven under the whip of an over
seer, with every mark of degradation
which can be applied to the brute crea
tion-that husband and suife have been
torn asunder aud sold to different mas
tiers; children rent from the bosom Of
their mothers; their heart-rending and
piieous cries UNDECIDED; their remun-
stance deemed presumptnous, and re-
piled to by the blood reeking scourge J!
Cdution.-Eleven men nearly lost
their lives in this village, on. the 18th
inst. in consequence of drinking butter
milk, contained in an earlhen vessel or
crOck IT,. caccv.cy oC f,vo &c ~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-31

IN. WArREx,
slr-if you will be 80 good as to publish tn
enclosed oasis, YOU will confer favor on your
friends. Respectfully,
CarroatOn, .4Hgagt %, 1894.
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SlpyaD!p.A7pDyAo
EDwARDsvLLE, AUGUST 81, 1894
WeTu Secretary of STATE.


"A writer in the Illinois Intellicencer
recommends DR.. VIM. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
at the last session of the General Assem-.
bly,, for the office of Secretary of State.
N the place OF Mr. BLACKWELL, who will
resign that Office in consequence being
elected member of the legisature.-
he following is an extract from the ar
ticle:
lie is one whose political and private cha
factef is ABOVE animadversion; whose honor
Is without STAN, and whose honesty scorns re-
proach. Ills talents are of the most resnect..
Die order-hs weight OF character calculated
10 give dignity to the oflice-and his whole
pohtica career, though short, is almost bevond
parallel creditable to himself, and honorable IN
the state. lie IS not an equivocal or doubtful
pohuclan-as quick as conceived, his plans are
known, and MS operations begun; hence there
IS no guise or corcealment about him Above
intrigue, he never sought to promote his
friends, or obtain prefernent for himself in
mat way. Does such a man deserve Office }
Ii he does, Alexander ought, we humbly con.
ceive, to be Secretary of State"
@ate Elections,--,n Missouri, Free
derrick Bates is elected Governor Rem.
lamin Reeves, Lieutenant Governor, and
Col. Scott reelected to Congress BY a
small majority over Col. S,rolher.
In Kentucky, Gen. Joseph Desha is
elected Governor, and Col. Robert r
M'Aiee Lieut. Governor. Mr.. Clay is
elected 10 the siaeteenth Congress, " ith.
out opposition.
In Louisiana, Henry Johnson is elect.
80 Governor. The Jackson parry ha
prevailed Ill the election of members OF
me legislature, who choose the Electors
u President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15

qurcj. Il l!:d not seem to eater into lis
un;i that I. was the person aggrievcd, or that !
could have any Clam to rcparation atone,ncnt
AMI Inc proposed an adjustment in snch a mode,
an ga sch conditions. tina, should have meri-
tel tiffany If had listened to them. Finding
that they firmly rejected, the lofty pride L
reckless anger with which nc commenced his
prosecution, now seeks 10 cover the mortiGca-
ton ot defeat 10y the appearance of indifference
have thus noticed, with what success this
honorable Court will decide,) all the direct
chavges against inc. Another, not indeed dis
tinctiy avowcd, but, AN sure, principally relied
ON To sustain this prosecution, ii is my especial
duty not To pass unotced. Its, that tho remarks
In my publications, were leveCd at tiny superior
officer, hao.ying m To be the antor ol the anon
ymous publication in tie Georgian lf could
descend 10 owe my security 10 SD technical ade-
fence, might remind You, that, except from the
testimony given al this trial, it never posi-
lively known, however strongly coDiecturcd,
that he was the author; nor was ever possessed
ofsuch proof rs w"nld justify my demand ola
court martial upon him. But l dis.laim such
defence: thought it too probable, when wrote
these publications, that he was the author; and if
he was, and not otherwise, | meant he should
appropriate my structures To himself; and am
prepared now to justify this proceeding.
lYfD Bp rOpji,,ycfy0
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FBOM GIBRALTAR.

New YonK, June 1O.-We are favored with
Gibraltar papers, TO the LIST of May, inclusive.
brought by the Pbaros. Nothing is said in t,se,n
respecting affairs at Algicrs.
letter of May 1st says, "Tic OILY news we
have respecting the difference witt, AIricrs, IS
that the Dcy positively and most determinedIv
refuse to receive back the British Consul, Mr..
Mcdonnell, but how far it may on the other
ianl be insisted on by England, is not vet
bnown.n
Count Bourmont, commander of the French
troops in Spain, left Madrid on the coil, of April
for Paris
GIBRALTAR, April ga Convention. rela-
i've to the continuance Of the French troops in
Spain, was signed at Madrid on the 9th of Fe-
bruary last by the Spanish Minister for Foreipn
Affairs aud tho French Ambassador, and rati-
iicd by HIS Catholic Majesty the 9th of the
Same month.-1hc Convention cilicily STIMULATES
as follows
a Corps darrnec Of A., 900 mon shall renal,
in Spain until the Isl Of July, 1924. Itshall bc
unier The immediate orders of its Commander
IN Cbief, H!io VIII concert matters with the &C.
vernincIt Of His Catholic Majesty, ESTABLISHING
his head quarters at Madrid or its varinity. TIC
troops under his command shall unless he cl,uso
to make different dispositions, Garrison Ca1;z.
tic Isle OF Leon, and their dependencies, Bur
Cos, Amanda de Duero, Badajor, Comma. San.
iona, pf3Oa, 81. sebastian, fHori3. TOlosa Pan
pIona, S.Fcrnando de FigueTas, Corona, Os...'-
rich, Barcelona la Seu le Urgel AMI Lcriels:
tie military command of those towns and f,--
trcsses shall be vested in French Officers
who shall have all tie powers Of Spanish
Military Governors with regard 10 the Mil
Iiary police: aud the ordinance stores and parks
oil artillery IN The same shall be under their di-
rcciioD, for the purpose Of putting them III a
state of defence, &c. When circumstances
shall require the establishment of Boards of
Health in The said towns and fortresscs. the
French Commandant shall act as President
when there is I'D Captain General, and rs Vice
President where there is. The French Cen
iarncs being authorised to exert themselves
for tue maintenance Of order, not only in TIC,
saIi owns ard tOrtrcsses: but also ia tie ada
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15

he Lett breast, ~3ic, appeared 10 &c occasion
ed by a ball, and that there w;;s hole CORES
ponding with the wound, through the vest,
which was found on the body. These Circuin-
stances lead to 4 suspicion that Mr.. PhilbroolS
was murdered, which we consider very doubt
full. When it is considered that the body had
drited about two hu'-ircl miles, il is more than
| probable that the wound which appeared on it,
was occasioned By drifting against Il snag on
log iii the river. The description of the clothes
found on the body, we understand, leaves no
doubt the ideuiy Of Mr.. Philbrook's person.
.4rrir;:, Of 1roo1.-'Thc steamboat Flo
renee, Captain Murray, arrived at this place a.
bout O'Clock on Sunday evening last, from
New Orleans, with q detachment of United
Staestroors, un!er the command of Lieut.. Phil
b,ics' This detachment, of which Lieut..
.NeusH, who accompanies it, is an officer, con-
sits of lO2 fine locking soldiers, aud arc dcstin-
CD for cantournent Gibson. Part of the ;,hop G
troops were brought up 10 the post of ArlSan-
sas, by the steamboat Eagle, arrived few DAYS
ago at that place.
The Florence lcfl here yesterday afternoon,
on her way mp the Arkansas, which is now al a
good stage for navi gatiun.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
o. McREYNOLDS, Chairman.
Tnos. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
SIR. Cu,R,rs AI,y,o,.,- ,r

sT. CHARLES, MISSOURI, May 10.
.heic Juerico.-We have been politely favor
ell with the pcrusal of letter from a gentleman
in Franklin TO the Secretary of State in this
place, representing that the Governor of the
Province of New Mexico had despatched a
special messenger TO the Council Bluffs, to ap
prize the commandant Of that post he should
arrive there on or before the 10th day of June
next, with fifteen hundred men. 6 His object,
as we understand from tie express, is 10 make
an impression on the Indians between this place
lt'rankiIn) and Santa Fec, to secure the trade.
nd facilitate the intercourse between Nilsson.
n and Santa Fee is of much Importance to our
citizens, and VIC hope great care Will be taken
o secure and place it on u safe foundation.
fhercis much wealth to be drawn from this
source, and perhaps the way may be opened for
That lauiiblc enterprise, which has been pre-
vented from ascending the Missouri, to draw
from the bosom of the wilderness an immense
Wealth which must now be left to grow and
!; IRISH where 1t grows, or TO be gathered by the
citizens of some other government, to the great
loss Of Missouri.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
FOREIGN.
NoRFoLK, JUNE 12.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival in Hampton Roads, on Friday.
of thc ships Rasselas, Capt. Knows, Milton.
Captain Webb, and Martha, Captain Lunt. all
from liverpool, the former in 90 DAYS from nv
erpooi, London and Liverpool papers and Llovds
Lists to May the lth are received at the Com
merc;al Reading Room. JyernLd
LoSDoN, .Bay 0.-Ercnjng. is ronortod
that negotiations of a serious kind are in nro-
gress between England and the Holy Allia,ico
that Russia .as protested against The licb tono
assumed by England, and that the Briiisl, Oh
net, in answer 10 the Inconsistencies. es.unoed =,
Till higher ground, aud declared its intcn,;o, ~
acknowledging TIC new States Of Sou,h A,nnr;
ca forthwith.
The Funds opened yesterday rather biohor
on the announcement of an intention 10 ,eGrco
the interest upon ExChcqucr Bills: but !, hin,
soon ielt IN tie market that the reduction of ,bo
Sinking Fund is likely TO have an unfayorabIc
effect Oh luture operations, they became yory
heavy at to per cent lower. Consols G;r
the Account falling from 90 5to95p.
Nothing official had been received .ssor, tLo
British settlements in Africa relative to- tho do.
feat Of Sir Charles Mccarthy by the Aslantccs
a private letter says TO sccurc f,e g..
and trade Of the Ashantecs, the Dutch -
been so mean as to instil into the minds Of tesc
people that our object is 10 bring. their n,t;or,
under our yoke, and that five arc driven, e.,
the coast, they (thc Asbantecs) will again bavc
opportunities Of diSposing of their slaves 10 n,o
Portuguese and Spanish vessels
''P. S. report las Just reached us fb,f SIN
tliarlcs Is safe among the Dinqrcras, count;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
CAMPBELL MEETING.

Agrccably to previous notice, a respectable
number of the citizens Of Campbell county met
at Chilton's tavern on Monday the 7th inst. to
take into consideration the propricty OF amend
ing the Constitution of Virginia
Capt. Oliver hicRcy noils was called TO the
Chair, and Thcnas Mckinney nominated Secrc-
.ary.
After some discussion on The subject, the fol-
lowing resolutions were offered:
Resoloetf, 1st. That the present constitution
'f Virginia is defective and requires amend
mt.
Reso,red, 81. That if amajority of the peo-
pie OF this county should concur in the views of
this meeting, that our representatives in the mex
legislature, be instructed to use their eXertions
TO procure the passage of an act recommending.
convention to the people of this state
l22 voting in favor OF these resolutions, and G
against them.
o. McREYNOLDS, Chairman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
LATEST NEWS

The editors OF the Gazette have received pcr
inc Louisa, a hle oil London papers To the 9TH
ult. Their contents are unmportant
EnStish Stocks, May 6.---3 per cent. reduced
90 to !; per cent. cons 964; old 35 pcr cent.
lo2; new do. 1918 too per cent 1881 to-.
Corn E;eaaagc, London May I'VE have
had very little grain fresh mp since Mon1ay
and fine samples of wheat sell readily at that
day prices, but there is no Improvement in The
ordinary qualities.
The last news from Trieste speak of the in
structions very favorable TO the Greek cause a.
bout the issue from the British government TO
to ITS ionian authorities, and its cruisers acting
in the Archipelago.
It's said that NJ. Minz;ackc has entered ~,
the duties of his Ministry at Constantinople. Inv
declaring that she comes to take Russian ccni-
merce under his protcc;ion.n
Cuebhalds Spanish loan had become unnon
ular, and the general Cry on the Stock Ex-
change, London, was "Down with Cuebhard,s
Loan" This arose from the non payment Of
the interest.
8 The Paris papers are filed wit, debates in
inc Chamber OF Deputies a disgraccsuI stock
Jobbmg trick was played off at The Bou,se bv Ia
king advantage of public anxiety with respcc,
to the termination of the interesting discussion.
PERSONS pretending to come from the chamber
III great haste, arrived on Change at half past 3
O'Clock, aud announced that the project Of a law
Tor The conversion of the Tentcs had just been a.
doPted by majority Of CO. a rise immediate
ly took place in the funds, which, after the re-
guar hours OF business, reactied the price of
lo3f. 7Oc. The trick was soon detected
The Times expresses hope thatgovcrnment.
at least, will urge such strong remonsirances,
IN this refusal to pay the dividends. on the Span
Ish Bonds, as reproduce an effect on the mind Of
Fcrdlnand-and intimatcs that war might grow
out OF what is called Spanish dishonesty.
III Is SAID Chat the King of Portugal will not
recognise any advances made to the present GU
vernment OF Rio Janeiro. a timely warning to
the bidders for The proposed Brazil loan,
LIVERPOOL, May 3.--Wc can state, from
good authority, that MIR. kcan has offered 10
guarantee Mrs. NJ. Gibbon .eiGOO clear Of all
expenses, provided she and her husband will ac-
company him to America.