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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
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FIRES 1.-THE Blrn, on the
farm of Col. Josiah Price, occupied by
Mr.. John Barnett, was burnt down
on Friday last. We have rot learnt
how the fire originated; but understand
that from 1O0oto 1900 bushels of corn,
700 bushels of rye, $50 of wheat,
large quantity of hay, two wagons,
ploughs, windmitls, gears, several hogs
&c. were burnt with the barn. Mr..
Barnett and his work hands were from
home at the time, Mrs. B. with the
assistance of some females about the
farm, succeeded in saving the horses
and SOME cattle that were in the sta
bic. and barn yard.
On Friday night last, about mid !.
night, the barn adjoining the jill, on
tn 10, late the property of JOB Hunt,
deed. was burnt down A quantity
of hay and horse were burnt with
it. The Jail and several buildings in
the neighborhood were on fire during
the conhagra.ion; but, provident,aily,
owing to the calmness ofthe night and
the extraordinary exertions OF the citi
zens, the flames were extlngulshed,
and the property saved having sus
tanned but little injury Too mach
praise cannot be awarded TO our citi-
zens generally for thsir good conduct
on this occasion; bu. particularly 10
those whose activity aud uircuritted
exertions were SO largely instrumental
in the preservation OF a valuable part
of our town. There can be little doubt
but the barn was designedly set on
fire. The scene was at one time a
grand and majestic one, the flames roll
ling high through clouds Ofthlck dark
ness but the prospects were,as alarming
as the scene was grand.
PROMISING UPON A LARGE SCALE
The Editor of the Boston GALAXY who is
now st Washington, states as report
that MIR. Crawford, in orderto obtain a
!Jf from certain greet @en, has promi-
sed the office of Secretary of State, to
upwards of FORTY different persons
What a pity IT'S they will oil be disap-
pointed!
The Norfolk Herald Gays, the follow
ing is thought to be the state of pa,tie,
= in the Virginia legislature upon the pre-:
sideutiai question. Crawford 100, Adams
CO, Clay so.
We regfet to remark the continuance OF
of an unusual degree Of mortality ia the
city of pniladeiphia. Tbe number OF
deaths last week was one hundred aad
forty t,co--including t,0eniy seven by the
nAturai small poe. ttoelUe BY consunp
tlons, and twentytoHr by typhus fever
The Baltimoreans seem TO be very
much out Of temper with the present
Legislature of Maryland. Some Of them
talk of recalling their de!egates-others
propose petitioning congress for redress
of grieveances--- whist others again
suggest the propriety of calling pubic
meeting for the purpose ofdevising such
plans and putting in train such measure
as may be thought most ADVISABLE and
most likely to accomplish their views un
der all the circumstances of their case;
which, they say, is very oppressive and
very hard one Torch Light.
Maine sufferers amount of the
collections in money, clothing, sc. for
these sufferers, is S25,295 IA cents.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
TDI3 9AN8PT2o
N4RTINSB URG, Feb. 10, 1894.

or The Rev. Mr.. Helienstein will preach al
Tuscarora Church. next Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
Notice.,

A LII persons indebted to the estate
"A of Henry Lefevre, deceased, ei-
Their by bond, note, or book account, are
requested to make immediate payment;
those having claims against said decea-
r'ed, val, bring them, forward, properly
authenticated for settlement. ), Persons
|sny wise interested, will attend to the
Labose, AZ il is the determination of the
subscriber to make a speedy settlement
7 John Kisinger, Adm'r.
/ Feb. l9-sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19

Fatal and culpdble negligence.-A
man named Aidridge, rom Con
neciieut, having lately arrived at Ty
ler's Tavern i'll Chelmsford, CMass.
was seized with the srnall rox Th,
Selectrnep Of the place having refused
TO interfere, thc stranger was remov
ed to an out building or she'd, erected
as temporary cover for tools, &c
and consisting OF rough boarding, and
single floor, onl, a foot from the
ground, not jointed, so that il wa.
exposed on every part to the weather
except the roof, which was tight
This case having excited considerable
alarm, a public meeting was held. AT
which physician stated thu the she'd
occupied by his patient was utterly un.
suitable, ard that during the storm,
which couanu;d 10 rage with unahs
ted violence, be hal iound ms bed com
pleieip wei With snow. Nptwithstsn
Ding this COMMUNICATION. the uniortu
nate man was lefl 10, his fate, and of
ter passing in saiety,by The unremitted
care of his physician, through all the
critical stages Of his disease, he fell 4 vie
tim to the ,uipabIe negligence OF those
whose duty it was to have provided a
suitable hospital.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19

Beds and bedding, one weaveF's loom,
one stove, two sets Of cooper's tools. Sc
Veral thousand well seasoned cooper
stuff, two saddles, one new; and many
other articles too tedious 10 me'rion:-
Terms made known on the day Of sale by
George Osborn, Adm'r..
Feb 10 ids
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
Public Sale.

I VII OFFER FOR SIZE,
ON the s0th day of March next at
~ the late residence of Joseph Os-
born, deceased, the following properly,
TO wit -
Household s. Kitchen Furn;ti,re,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
Martinsburg Academy.
n
"A PUBLIC EXAMINATION

"sLL be held at the academy, on
W. Saturday the 9th of March next,
commencing at . o'clock, A. NJ. The
session will begin on Tuesday the 9th
of the same month, fd
= The parents who intend 70 put their
children on Latin course must give, Al,
early intimation; for after class ofibe-
ginners has beensformed three or four
weeks, no more scholars can be admit
ted into it, !.
Feb. 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
Printing Establishment,
:, For Sale.

. THE proprietor having come 10 the
determination Of leaving this part Of the
country. will dispose Of the establish :
ment Of the VIRGINIA MoNrTcR on yer a
accommodating ;erms--possGssion giveis
the LIST day Of April next. Letters adj
dressed to the proprietor, post paid, will
be promptly attended to- s.
NATH'L. MITCHELL.
Shepherdstown, Va. Feb. 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19

Extract of letter from Western
Gentleman Of iwormation, now al
Washington, 10 his friend o' ChGrlcs
ton
l find that your man. ]. @ Calhoun
cannot get a vote for President, except
in South Carolina: and thai jackson
can in no event get mare than Tonnes
see IL, Alabama 3, Mississippi 2 Ian,
Pennsylvania % -the latter, lbeliev
will ultimately go. 10 Csasford, i
which event, or even wilhous Them
Clay, Craw lord, and. A Jams coul
only be voted for W Congress; an
then on the first bartle, :. Clay, woal
get 8 states, Crawford 3 and Adam
z. The latter could in no way aC
vance. and of course would have |
decline. Ii would shen depend O
which, Clay or Crawford go. th
most of Adams's states.
Charleston paper.
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
4 LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN the Post Office, Martins
IA burg, on the first day of July. which if
not taken up before the first day OF October
next, will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
A CAMP MEETING

VTTILL be held near Orrick,s Big Spring,
w (head of Hoke's RUM about five miles
from Martinsburg, to commence on the 5tll day
OF August next. As We have been frequently
interrupted at Camp Meetings by disordt riy
persons, and as Virginia has made TO law to
nrotect us as her sister states have, we have
thought best to adopt the following plan:-The
persons and tenanting lands adjacent to the
camp ground have been solicited and have
leased their grounds to the Managers, that suit
tiers may be prevented from disposing of spirit
uous liquors, &c. and that good order may be
preserved during said meeting. Therefore, all
persons are forewarDed from going on any OF
those lands with such Intentions as We are de-
termned to prosecute all so offending, or an
terrupting good order in any wise.
JACOB l.. CROMWELL, P. c.
July
az Neighboring printers will confer favor
by inserting the above in their papers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

DEMAINING IN the Post Office, Martins
IA burg, on the first day of July, which it
not taken up before the first day of October
next, will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
A.,
Valentine Ayle.
b.
Henry A Byrne, Esq. 3, John Biltnire; John
Brakefed Archibald Burnet; James Be- IS;
Violet Brumefeld.
John Clark; Clerk of Berkeley County; John
Crsighead
MIR Dickinson; Miss Charlotte Davis;
Cornelius Deviny
Samuel Ellis; Abraham Ellis; George Elliott;
Mrs Elizabeth Edging
F.
James Forbes; Josiah Flagg
EA Gibbs, Esq'r; Erasmus CAN'T, Esqr;
Joseph Greer; Caleb Gerard; James Gray
II.
Jane Hxon; Mrs Ann Hedges; Miss Juliann
Hapmery; Joshua Hedges; William Holidays
X.
Daniel Kennedy; Elizabeth Kesecker; VIM
II King, 9: Robert Kennedy (Back Creek;)
David S Fillmore; Bernard Kephart
l..
James Long; John Lsshorn
NJ.
Mrs Margaret Miller (near Newkirk's mill;)
Mrs Mary Mong; John Marty; Henry or John
Miller: Robert Miller; Capt MCGOWAN. Jo-
seph Manner; William Murphey; John MUIR
raw. care of William Cahill; Adam Maxwell;
Isaac Mayer
Mrs Maria Maggie; Lazerous holland
p.
Mrs Mary Paten, care of Richard Bssli; John
Porter6eld, Esqr. Mary Peterson
r..
Henry Roush; James Reed; James Robinson
s.
Rev James Saunders, 2: Miss Nancy Spriggs,
.; Miss Barbara sier or II Riley; Jacob Sibert,
Berkeley county; John X Shaw; James Still.
well, Back Creek; jacob Snlder: John Stookey;
Elizabeth Shepherd, Berkeley County
II.
Christian Tabler of Adam; John Timmondsi
Ana Tabb
V.
Abraham vanmetre, Scar; Jacob vanmetre;
John Vanmetre
Mrs Wright, care OF Thomas Wright: VIM
Wright; Isaac Wood John Whitenah
WILLIAM LONG, p. Nj.
july
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
RA,H'HIo

nNCE again the subscriber comes forward
~ to inform the public and particularly the
visitors of Berkeley Springs. Va. that he has
prepared himself with all things necessary and
comfortable for the reception Of ladies' and gen,
tlemen, at the reasonable price OF -Four Dollars
ner week, in the well known three story white
house which is pleasantly situated. airy, agree.
able and healthy. Any lady or gentleman
pleasing to favor him with acall will be thank
fully received and every attention will be rem
dered for their comfort during their stay.
Bills stsbhng is large and airy, and well
supplied with hay, Sc
JAMES NJ. WHEAT.
July
NJ The National Inteligencer, Frederick
town Herald, and Hagerstown Torch Light,
are requested to insert the above once week
for three weeks. and forward their accounts to
this office for collection.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
RAGS. RAG s.

e. The highest price in CASH
will be given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, at the office
of the Martinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
IN CHANCERY.

HHE defendants, john Filson, Georges
rilscn. Frederick Thrssher anG Nancy us
vile, Jacob Miller and Jane his wife. Hnbert
r.lson, Thomas F,lson. James f,lson. and DSn'ei
s,uhz and Mary ins wife, not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according
to the act af sssembly and rules Of THIS court
and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that they are not inhab'tants OF this state %
Ogdsrr.i. I hat the said defendants do appear
here ON the second Monday in August next.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and that a
COPY Of this order be forthwith Inserted tor two
months successfully in the Martinsburg Gazette.
and posted Al the door Of the court house VI
this county. $3.50
A Copy Testc. III as 4t
bss' ID. HUNTER, G. D. c.
may Is ma ma On -. -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
VIRGINIA, to wit
Berkeley County Court,
May Term, 1874.
Reuben Filsnn, Plaintiff,

AGAINST
Mary rllson widow OF robert FiIson, decea.
sed, John Filson. George filson, Frederick
rhrasher and Nancy his wife. late Nancy F,lson.
Jacob Mleransl lane hIs wife, hate dane Flson.
Robert Prison. Thomas f,lson. James fison.
Daniel sluhz and Mar, has wife, late Mary F,Ison.
and Robert Bsshore, son 1T Rachel Bsshore, de-
ased, late Rachel Prison, heirs Of said Robert
filson, deceased. Defendants,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19

VICE EMIT,
Some tried and oPprored Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
.LYNCHBURG MEETING

The Citizens OF Lynchburg held a meeting. on
INC oth INST to concert measures for inviting
Zen. LA fayctte 10 that place, Albon NIcDan-
lei, Esq. (Aiavor,) in the chair, and Rcn,d III.
iolcr, Sccrc;ary-George w. Nelson addressed
'he meeting III eloquent terms, and yarou, re-
solutions were adopted--thc chief of which con-
tanned instructions TO the members from the,
county OF Campbell, directing them to use their
eSsrtlons TO procure an appropriation of money,
anu TO the member of congress from that dis,
tlct. to use his influence to procure a grant of
public land 10 Gen. La Fayette proportionate e,
h.s great services, the gratitude Of the people.
and the resource, aud character,o of the country.
Other resolutions were adopted, inviting the
Sencral to that place, and comprehcnding the
Ex-Presidents, aud others i'm the invitation.
~ committee of arrangements was appointed.
consisting of Judge VIM. Daniel, Christopher
Anthony, Chiswell Dabnev, VIM. Radi.rd, Jas.
Is. Risque, Colin Buckncr. VIM. j. Lewis. A.
3 Henry, WIN. b. Lynch Fortuuatus Sydpor.
Tho. "A Holcombe, Samuel Claytor, James
i.eitwich, Geo. Whitiocke, Henry Davis. g..
w. Nelson, WIN. Warwick, John G. NJ EN-.
Hardin ID. Nlurrell, John TImrmon, Benz. p
Owens, John Robinson, Richard Pollard. AL
bon M'Daniel, and Richard III. roIer.
On the 9th the following gentlemen were dc.
putcd to meet Gen. La Fayctte forthwith. and
carry to him, the invitation of the meeting Viz,
l.andon Cabell, WIN. ID. Lynch, Colin Buck.
ncr Alexander S. Henry and G co. w. Nelson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
FOREIGN NEWS.-DEATH OF LOUIS THE
XVIII.

An arrival at Nrw-iork brings London dates IN
'e i4ih September, and information of the ;leati,
oil Louis the eighteenth, who has filled tine tbrone of
France since the fall of the Bonapartean Dynasty
ihiS event, so often the signal for civil conno,jons
has been attended i'll this instance, contrary 10 o,,r
hope with no popular effervcscence.-The Count
ID ArtoiS, under the title of liarles the 10Th ba,
quietly succeeded to the vacant throne-meas,,res
previously III progress of execution remain nm
chanscd-and even the old ministry retain their
places. The new King is bigot in politics and
relgion, and of course warmly attached TO the am
cient order of thngs-of contemptibe ,ndcrs
standing, and OF course governed by a priest orpet
icoat. His own zeal famed by the discomfort of
the ancient noblesse, and the Unsuitable avaric. of
Inc clergy, may tempt him to- wrest the ancient ms
sessions OF those two classes, from the hands of the
Purchasers-On this, or seme other
iooiish attempt, which his idea of the power he has
newly acquired i'll conjunction with his bigof,v
may induce him to make, rest our hopes for rho
present. OF rIsjngs of the people in France-This
sovereign who by the ordination of fate has thus ia
Ken on himself TO rule thirty millions of enphten
ed SUBJECTS is said to he Of poor uIdeIstanEuo 10
horant OF men and things, attached to the forms IF
rchsion the mas the holy relics, the Pope and tho
SAINTS but without true pity, of mean and nig-
S"fniy spirit, and destitute in short of all ouait;c,
flight "Pp''' "''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19

letter. To preserve the power of the state IN
their own hands, all their i,achina,ions we're
successfully directed 10 the defeat OF tho Eie.
tcrai law-fct they now pledged 10 The s,,p-
port oi Young, friend to tho law, anl who If
Govern.r, viii be compelled TO take an active
par IN ITS passage. They deny tina, they have
aoaod'nei Crawford and token up CLiy-yet
they must support Young, the friend OF Clay,
AMI whose personal influence with the Leeisla
iurc IS So considerable, that il is thought i can
decide the conflict. Ave wish that hopeful SEE
nate on, OF its difficulties by the expulsion of
Pope Martin from the chair of St. Peter, and tho
taaait1!y, of all his Cardinals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
MIR. CLAY.

Some stir is beginning to be made by the
called i'll the city of New York, of his friends
and one or two others have been held in differ
cnt parts ofthc state. The symptoms of back
ing out eviuced by the caucus candidate. are fbe
srin-beans which have quickencd them into mo-
tion-hr. Clay's iriendshave been PLAYING hum
bic and assduous court to the caucilsites. for
some tl'nc-it has become their turn to receive
II. W.T.. Clay is certainly ahead of Crawford in
New OriS though behind Adams.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
MIR. CRAWFORD's HEALTH,
Carers pIO.ri

The scnsitvencss of Mr.. Crawford's friends
CT the question of his actual state Of health, and
the uncommon pains that have been taken TO
conceal lis physical situation from the public,
are in themselves, very strong proofs of its bad
condition. Ills friends have not scrupied TO con-
struc all enquiries made by others, into eyideu-
ccs ofjoy at his Illness and all doubts expressed
at his entire recovery, into wishes forhis speedy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
MILITARY NOMINATIONS,

meeting OF the citizens of Greene county.
Kentucky, has nominated Gen. Andrew jack
son for President, and Colonel John c. Calhoun
Tor wee Presidcnt-.'let who will be King, I'll
be icar OF Bray."--Let who will be President.
we believe the colonel will come i'm with ease,
for the Vice Presidency
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19

.Mgsierions moremeu,S Hc CdUcusifes-Callafin
dndhc Vicc Presidency.
In confirmation Of the opinion tIat we have
elsewhere and repeatedly expressed that SC
cret intrigue was in agitation among the eau.
cusites, 10 change their plan Of operations, and
either by discarding Mr.. Crawford, transfer di-
rectly his votes to Mr.. Clay as President, or by
substituting Clay for Gallatin as Vice Presi-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
Spotsylvania, Oct. 10.

.fe'G- lOfh P0iiticS-CoI.. SAM1-EI, Yor-xc.
Tine domestic politics of New York. arc nc in
tercstiDg, as they arc intricate and inscrutabIe
Her great and increasing population. vast com
incrcial and agricultural wealth and resources
the number OF men Of talents who adorn her
COUNCILS, the turbulent ambition of her STATES
men, and ncessant luctuation of her notifies
no" running INTO anarchy and rnobocracy then
subs'ding INTO thc still more hateful extreme of
afStocrdcy, altogether arrest the attention and
excite tue utmost interest over the whole union.
L he pohlCs or New orlS, both national and do
ihestc' nave always bren irregular and excen-
ireland so dark indeed, and inextricablc is the
iaoyrnti, that III Is impossible for those situated
DIT d Instance, 10 lind their way out of IT, or to
reason with any tolerable precision, upon what
',Fh' AFFAIRS arc TO take next. Judging from the
strange inconsistencies Of many of the LEADING
ana influential men, we are inclined TO the be-
'lei tilat they are as much pcrplexcd as their
nelghoors, and that they bIunder along reckless
whittier they go, and soIicitous only TO secure
uEt political object, which is of the greatest inn
inod,a'e mportance-indhcren alike whether
IT IS in accordance with their former professions
or the permanent views and interests of their
party. For present gain, distant ADVANTAGE is
always sacrificed, and in the conflict of opposing
interests, principle is the never failing victim If
expediency. State parties arc formed and dis
solved with facility which astonishcs those who
i've among steadier habits, and the brittIenoss
ofthe thread is a convincing proof of the rotten
ness OF the materials. The scenes are pornet,,-
ally shifting with dramatic CELEBRITY. and nofhino
IS more common than that the man or the rnea2
sure OF to-day, is the watchword which leads
N'stic majority tovictory tomorrow. It's no
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
REPUBLICAN,
ANTI UCUS TICKET.
FoR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUENCY ADAMS,
FOR


VICE ESIDENT
Some tried and aPprored Patriot.
ADAMS TICKET.
Col. Stephen Wright, .Norfoik.
DR.. Henry w. Holleman, S'Ury.
DR.. John w. King, Dnwiddje.
Edward r.. Chambers, Lunenburg.
oil. John Clarke, Habfac.
benjamin Hatcher, .Nancjtesier.
Col. William b. Lynch, Lynchbmrg.
Col. James Galway, Franklin.
John NJ. Martin, Nelson.
William y. Randolph, Henrico.
Philip Harrison, Frsder cksburg.
Christopher TompSins, .uottewS.
Robert Lively, Hampton.
Hancock Eustacc. stafford.
John shacklcforc, CnlpVer.
Capt. J.,hn p. Duval, FduqN,er.
john Rose, LeeSdurg.
Hon. Hugh Holmes, Winchester.
Col. Jacob Van meter, Hurry.
Thomas !. Stuart, Staunton.
Pcrc b. Wcthcred, Gree1sJrier.
Peter Mayo, .Abjngdon.
Enos Thomas, .fdSon.
John s. Barnes, .Non0nS0lio.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-19
Hon. Jesse Clark"

Now If Col Young be sincere in the dcclara-
ton, that he has always been "A friend of Clay
and the Electoral law, what shall we saw of that
want of honorable independence that low and
unchastened ambition, which could hermctically
seal his lips, when distinguished Office was TO
be the price Of his silencc' II he be insinccre.
what shall we say of his want ofcandor and firm
ness, in involving hirnsefin such irrecoucileabIc
contradictions? Even Noah is ashainded Of
him and his letter, and though he is ready for
any change, now says that be was opposed TO
Young's nomination.
The Albany Regency and their parry, are
placed in 4 no less exquisite dilemma by YooDr's