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PROPOSALS
II P~thshiag I" tie City IF Richmond, a We-lly Pap
ENTITLED,
THE SANDMAN,

TO be dero,ed 70 agriculture and he IT,
fE'IiE cultivation Of the Earth low All ia which The
y mos isnorn who blessed win heslh
e excel deseyedly ranked ainonsd ie most useful of
tn scienee Meny distinguished raei m Virginia and in
oher parts Of the United have turned tc atenIs to
agricultural puruiaiemp have been made by the ea5-
'hmeDt Of agricultural societies and fair. W The con-
dton Of the Farmerye Tie great state of irei,r 3t
no Pulie Journal which collects aud distributes Know
o. farming D"ih IN theory and Practire Political literary
ann eoninriH newspapers uutuefors but We have no
P sp Ns'"ied 70 sutJcet interesting every Dln,
the climate, oiI md productions Of The co,n lie s Of
dhhs retaining enclosing end snrthnx nds; the raj
'' n'dse', b',s-caue, Keep c.the
1et y le ishoreT tic culture Of frui. trees,
t a'me ha deep interest. The subscriber WISHES to
f. s s yone'ebe baHgtog On If bis letter, Addressed
IN favor Of agricultural Journals in he fli5sis fri lr.
ssb snow n'Puiui 10 which more real snI in port
d" os L'hdi "a u any country, than by impr6gos
rs agriculture - breed d useful animals and other iran
- cafi nor c'nJ conceive shy plan condu-
eve me endi han thc one you lave introduced for brUC
ing - We" The actual rJ3e Of them IN al, par, N M s,ne-
oo" ~ sra" good a1i t1t abN are eShlicdin M
The Amcsi'an Farmer" Published in Baltimore eon-
sn 'siu'oie morn mon and has done coed 30 Yf5i-
@ o;li'ei sou aud productions Of orr ofieu re-
CURE more particular notice than boxed for In PAPER
iss"l tHu'pay 70 me general Improvement Of Nus
g'nnay metsn's' the united State Therefor, whit
ae OF gratitude Is lrsH7ust-cd 90 the se and inirfstigabe
uyr on ne american flrmer' H j., bot just say that
. s's l"V'H i'h on great variety NJ uiyee Pecu-
iA,y inioretns 70 ihe VmsiDs Psui,r aud Fnmer. The
~, y, l na n Utmost euot 10 supply bi' Information
70 I'nut h payer interesting O. ibe man q science ahd
e community aiagc Tie vii probably have the assi,sance
l SUMO cffirntu OF experience, intelligence, and
forrarl're Hrrot IN Hushandry
From well Informed and experienced Farmers corDrupcR-
tons any subjects 9fiffcat add npueuee 10 The agtieu-
iuf'l Fofd, H be always thankfully received Thu, viii
.onou'e hc gener ';3ekot kuowiedgc and viii be- p9b
lrhed with plcsute Having such aid and the public parcu-
a6e le Ed1 ndugss te hope IN -iir u,cui 10 prom ding
ue pch agricultural ntec'ts IF V-ir AID doing GOOD
ven bcyosd The limits Of bis na,iye e;,,s e e00'
JOHN H. SMITH.
. .. CONDITIONS.
TIN HUSBANDMAN viii brit-..d ,,.,, eel a. rive
poa per .unum, payable te expiration Of 80 north, rom
ne G,i =, me n number and Afterwards yeafiyin sdyaes
", y. Pl.n,d 90 an snire news type each number coz
quality. '"' l-!-'" 'Ae'F
fill justify Che publication,
JON" 10 ih-.it
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am not little amused to perceive the anti
conventionists, make themselves so exceedingly
merry at the expence Of the conventionsts in CON
sequence Of the misplaced confidence they reposed
in Messrs. Cuthbert Powell and William Broken
brough. How much this source of triumph is real
ly worth to their party, the public will Judge from
the facts. Cuhbert Powell acknowledges defects in
the constitution, and " will be in favour of con-
vention, when few UGP0Ds have subsidized" II
these are Sc mere vapours Of his own train !" why,
should they interfere with the affairs of the state
William Brockenbrough was one of the committee
who drafted the Richmond memorial to the last
Legislature, in favour Of convention And at
the last meeting Of the friends of a convention in
Richmond, two gentlemen were requested to call
on Judge peterborough to enquire If he would
consent TO be nominated as one of the Deputies to
stanton? To whom he replied that his public
duties would putt out Of his power TO 60 TO Saun-
ton, and therefore begged to be excused" When
this answer, in substance, was received at the
meeting, in taken for granted that the objections
OF Judge B. did not apply to the duties Of the Cor
responding Committee, which could be performed
without sbsentag himself from Richmond and upon
that ground he was nominated and elected to serve
Of the committee without farther consultation
Judge b. no doubt could have relieved himself
from this apparent inconsistency If he had adverted
to 1t when penuing his note to the public; but for
my own part, must confess do not known how
TO go about It without bis assistance, which hope
he viii deigu 10 give,
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| pendcnt of those who were to form part of the
grand deputation.
Inc news from Greece. says the London Sun.
ahords strong evidence of the uncomfortable spirit
Oh me nation, and of their unanimous feelings
Ssaihst the Ottomans, whatever may be their
private animosities. As soon the invasion of the
Morea by the Egyptians was publicly known, Sc 600
volunteers answered the appeal of the government
10 arms. and the Egyptians have been repused in
every direction, and compelled to take'up defen-
sIve position near to the spot where they landed.
ne creek fleets and armies every where on the
alert, and the formidable ornaments of the Turks
ana Egyptians do not inspire them with the least
alarm.
The direct intelligence from Greece, extracted
rom .he othcal journal published at Hydra, is Of
oni,.eiihS nature, not much for any details of
'S Prowess' as Tor the evidence it affords of
a' "ios' arouous consummation-the triumph of
, "' IN an infant state over the spirit of discord
81. u"u 'hSurrec'ioh Colocotron, the four Delilani
the Two Natoropouili, and others were Skinned off
from Napoli in the open day for HYDRA, without a
i'ufmur from the people, but with every apparent
marx OF public JOY and of confidence in the strength
oil the Government. a letter from Egypt describes
me Pacha TO have been, throughout the whole of
MS late expensive and unfortunate campaigns, the
uupe oil turkish arttce and of fattery administered
TO HIM by Europeans in Turkish pay, who pro
hounced him the Napoleon of Africa. A French
gentleman, said to be of the name of Bower, has
recently joined the Pacha, and obtained a chief
command over his troops
From, .Nodh'S .4duocotel
Inc King held his second levee for the season on
'ie 'th AT which Mr. Rush, our minister, attend
eo, and Is mentioned as having taken leave
The London papers contain the official account
OF the total defeat of the Burmese Grand Army in
lndia, amounting to upwards of5O goo men, by the
British forces.
Accounts from Spain state that the embarrass-
meht OF the finances had Undue ed his Majesty to
form Junia, composed of General Officer,
Member of the Judicial Order, and I Chief Of6cer
OF each OF the principal branches Of the administra
tion' to present new plan for the pay of the civil
officers and state pensioners, which shall be more
In harmony with the real revenues OF the treasury.
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June TO-
BuGaLo Springs, .Meckle1lbup Conntu- 20.

-yyuI - 3 OOtItIY, y q
ltNi subscriber, with view the comfort an lrco,fno-
dalton OF those Perse @sho may visit tn, watering r4ce
The approaching has spared pain or cxpeac which
ne conceives would c,nduce thar ujcrIp dt-
on and improvements have been made IN his lr.e sbes
bath house, baths, &o aud other arrangement o. .lct-
lated 10 render the sick comfortable and the health.
bae g2 mon tables Chess Board, &c. provided f persons
fond OF those ammenents and good violin and peiioner
always nj hand 10 aord music for fond of h ona-
Die exercise OF dancing choice supply Of Lquors and he
best eating the country ao will be provided
Inc waters OF ti' Spring niprcgnatcd sulphur,
agne'ia and ncu! al salts, happily ooIahned in ,nch
due proportions, As to render them ecacious IN most Of the
prevailing diseases OF this aud the Southern cIirs In
"9as diseases and fever diseases the liver and gid
ne!s &C. with all eutaneou affections tey are peculiarly ELI
e1eious Ulcers Of long standing and invei, rate bfac
ter speedily cured by these springs.
ance with these Springs for twenty years, knowledge Of
The cure, ciectedby en, warrants saving that faith
ul use OF the water will afford relief eeAer or les
gree persons afflicted with diseases 10 which the human
family are subject DAVID SUFI,TOT.
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&c W.4W 1R-qALlfau $3.50 - -

PUBLIC Examination Of the Scholars at sie tvig,,,,
- Grammar school took place on the 3Jt 3st u aud
The exhibition exceeded my most sangne eNpectations #
was highly honorable both 10 the preCeptor and Scholar
lake great pleasure presenting my thanks IN thi, uhir
ne 10 Mr bartholomew Egan, the Prec ptor for hi, n,
gable attentions 60 hi School, asd for the exertiop. of he
Peor xii 10 improving the minds o his scholars which b,
een attended with ihe moot happy success; lnd 10 tlc s,
r' Tor their exemplary morals genomaniv dc poc1t ami
ie d'Posipns aduuus atteni1rsto hcf studies dri,.
ne M session OF hyc months. 10 j. intended chat The School
shdl commence IFS neAl session the 10Th dy of july and
continue u TIE lOth day Of December next Every effort
WI re made 10 procure competent assistant for the School
V mo approaching session. II these Efforts shaud rrced
h p" Welyc scholars more would he received az hc sco
EA,tNe" boarding. maybe had, within milo or The school
O' me SCHOLARS, who could not be dated the Wiz
YAM e terms Of the school sixty dollars for Board AID
",on Tor the session oi Eve MONTH, 10 be- paid b. advance
INC payment be iuconynent AZ the time Of
ne session bond w lieu 81 olch, will be expected in eyerv
Gaze One object Of ts reqg'on i enable me 10 keen
@ facility The School fund entirely separate from my other
u"u go as ~ ascertain the actual receipts aud cxpondrur
on arcouni Of the School II j. desahlo that The Young rn
tiemen Should ebe 10y The 9Th ofJu shat the cllss a,
be the niots easily organized WIN. y. GILEs.
June 10. 10 -.,gg,g
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resets and ShOreS may be had ut the
VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE

under the Eagle Hotel chnoui l the scheme pie, VIZ
'Ph0Ie I1c5et So-i1dif , 50---Qua1ter--l 25,
II Jul Wednesday, the I'D inst after which the, ili
b. al, ',iced TO 9 iollais. ' "
Packages oil eleven tickets, embracing the So the oe
many chances for capitals or shares packages may be had
Prizes ANY Of the Lottcris, Of New York New leroy
Delaware, Penn'yyana Maryland, Virginia will be eeey
cd IA paymen
Orders enclosing the cash. or prizes as aboye free Of poare
Tor tickets or shares, vii! receive prompt attention If
1t" A. MISTfRE, Rekaond. ia.
june ~.
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Notice to FcmaIe yI0c5o7.S

w wish employ lady Of experience TO take CHARGE Of
School to consist Of io~ eight to twelve girls. To one
gualed 10 teach an the branches necessary for an En-
gh Edcao we will give liberal wages. Letters addressed
to US LAM hone PQst-Oce, Cumberland county will be
promptly attended TO- MARTHA u. EPPES.
JOHN Q. PAGE.
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FOR PFN-T

shall be absent from the city Richmond until due
month Of oetobe next, offer for the house now
occupied by at Rockets known the Marine Ae House.
Il ien apply to Col T. Wicker, who authorised to ret
rue e1uie uuIins my ah'tuee. WIN. BROWN.
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C0AEN'S

LOIIERY IND EXCiLHNIf e q FFy1 2,
No. So SOUTH THIRD STREET
- ny Cohchs once, III lotteries rcceny finished have
sou prizes of SiO0O00-4OOOO, OnO's-
3V'o Ne. &c And wheie the $4,000 drawn ON the n
instant, was also obtained. ~ w .
y, az Cges Once, capital prize, have been &
RICa. 800 ~ MEX OfF4CE IN H. -
oraeF' from any part Of the United States either y mail
P P'u r by private conveyance enclosing The cash or pr
e. ~ most lotteries, will meet the same prompt and nur
a'ehion, as II GA personal application, addressed 10
pb;I.d,,u,. j. 1. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
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CHANCEkf VEinia..At Rules holden IN lhe C'ICks
once OF the county Of King Queen COURTHOUSE
thereof, On Monday the 9th day Of June 1925:
Henry n Brown assignee OF Robert Courtney, Plaintiff.
against "
Edward ID. Newbill and Thomas Newbill Defendant.
This day came the paintia by Charlie, Hill Eq his aur-
ncy aud appearing ON affidavit filed tin, cuuse that
the defendants Edward d. Newbl is not resident &C tie
state OF Virginia, and that the ordinary process Of this court
cannot be served upon him. deer ed ordered tst he
appear he before The 2nd Monday in Angus, next
enter his appearance mad give security performance
The future decree OF this Court according rules Of the
Court aud ilat copy of this udrr forthwith inserted
some Newspaper published ia the city Of Richmond for
months sneee'eiy and thai another copy be posted at the
court days. a COPY Te.te
June 10. iO---xgw GfO: r. POINDFxTFp DC
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T'E.W DOLLaRS REV.4RD-

- AN AWAY from the subscriber living ia the county of
"a Caroiine, negro named BTLLT BUCh. The said
negro Is about feet inches high yeOph complexion and
spare made, Carpenter by trade has white lock Of hair on
The left SIDE of his head aud bu ~ head Of hair some eas
on las hands aud one " hii ankles rather larger than the her
IN Is supposed he Is l king about DR. Thomas H. Ancrs0D's
The above reward VIII be paid for apprehendns and ryer
~ 'ad runaway 10 me, or lodge him IN Jail HAT get
min again THOS WILSON.
June 10. m 80.
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he I,t, Sd and I'd, 10 $4,000
"a, Is, and Sd, 20 5000
"a, 81 and Ist, 10 5000
%, l.; and ID, To c,s56
Sd, 2i aud txf Ia - nsc

b o,ner 'eket' which shall have them three of
inc drawn numbers, and those three "a ain and lb c
ue 90, 4lh and 9TH IN OF then several order II
81 600. " 1900 " ''N - d Piike -
Those IL Other tickets which shall have them three of the
numbers, anu those three, the Cd So 4h or tie
a. 90 and 9th, in their cre, order. of comb,
h pe'muisnoi viii zach be enuedoa prize Of $3.50
nose ~ o'her u kes which shall Of the
numbers on them, shall each be entitled TO przs of 10.
muse 100 tickets which shall have Tie drawn nups
wall eacn Ne entitled 10 $50. 49,
Those ioS tickets which shall have two Of thu drawn nun
wall each be cadtled IS dollars. ~
All others, being 1874 having two Of The drawn uupbe,s e
them, wal each be entitled o - dollars.
aud al those 1870 tickets having but one OF the drawn np-
beTs on tlcn, wall each be en,itled 10 . dollar,
No ticket which shall have drawn iize of superor Dc
nonina,ion, eau be entitled TO an inferior prize
Prizes PAYABLE so da The drawing aud subject 10 the
usual IeLaciiom o. Is per cont. ~
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eke. 10 dollars and shares in proportion to he had in the
greatest variety Of numbers, at - ~
ALIENS LUCKY OFFICE.
Wheie have been sold more Prizes than ay Office in A
auu pad sight. - 80 - ''''' '
Philadelphia, June 30 1929 ~ 60.
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Gra2r0 STATE 1offe9Y,


1.'''tS u NtN1eT OF smaller rri-fs
person holding two tickets in TIN. lot -, an, oil an,
t . certain 10 draw one prize Of dollars anil in
mould make no delay for procuring chance. in ~
me srea' dyn"ndf tickets in the lth scheme shove H.
o. I'M. uL.n - l..
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WILL be sold according law De highest bidder Cor
W C.h Monday the Iih day Of July next hiring court
day Lunenburf eojrho'e runaway Negro who calf him
.ef JACK, who aJ he The property Of otitsn Hcnptan
Drew. who rcsdt cnherInt the state Of South Caona
gi The aid Slave hiyirg remained in me p Of lie said
county for twelve month will be- tod dc6aree the legal
expenses attending the same. JANIS SMITH Sen.
June 10. fu---rfwf Jallof for LurcnHaife county.
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ALIENS

49,, In CLI LCChH OFFICE
w mere nave been sold oni paid prize than =, FL
et ~ America PHee Of Whole Tickets So; share, in pro
Baltimore, June 10 -
FIRST LOTT'ER V Tn d ~ =, '(',,1.,' =
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"A. M'xNTsYRE.
MA M GER.
Highest Prize 10000 DOLLARS,
I3,0S0 Prizes.
1866 Blanks.
32.736 Tickets AZ o.
S163,eS0

~ SlOo,coN
I'm, lottery, formed by dictionary combination aud PEI
mutation OF % numbers TO determine the Prizes tefeD,
81 craving and hve of them be drawn out; and that ticket
19s on 1.-THE Isl I'd and Sd drawn numbers the
whe drawn will be entitled 10 the prize of 10000 dol larbj
ana nose h' other tickets which shall on them The
Ell IN he following orders, shall be entitled the prizes
"i'Aeu u 'hein, respectively, viz
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nFfERS hr professional service Tho public Ie resides
~ a. Buckias ham coui thotse and will aGc0i Courts u
hat county, CuUbcfllgd aad Albtuass'c.
Buekirgh June TO- .D-wiv'
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THE HUR1cAvE of Saturday has been heard
from as far north Phladelphia-In that CITY.
Washington, Alexandra, &c. it postra,ed many
trees. The Norfolk papers gives some very in
teresting details OF the rayages it occasioned IN
that direction. il commenced about O'Clock on
Friday night, and continued till Saturday night 9
o'clock. The storm Of the Sd Sept 1921 is said 10
have been more violent in degree, but inferior in
duration; That lasting only 8 or 4 hours; this as
many as 81 The wind commenced az N e
hauled gradually round to the Norhvard and West
ward, and held up at S. w. The town and shin
ping did not sustain much injury; only few fem
ces blown, trees uprooted, sc. but " considerable
damage (says the ierad) done by the tide which
rose at least is inches higher than il was ever
known to be within the last 30 years" &C The tide
(says the Beacon) rose in this town and Portsmouth
much higher than within the recollection of the
oldest inhabitants. The water in this place came
up within foot or two Of the stores on the north
side OF Wide Water st. laying all the ground tiers
Of the ware houses, stores, &c. on the wharves
below, and on the south side of Water street, from
one TO four feet, under water The aggregate amount
OF damage TO sugar, flour, rice, &c. has conse-
queutly been considerable, Notwithstanding all the
precauton taken in the early part Of the day in rails
ing most Of the perishable articles to a height TO
which the tide had never previously been known TO
reach. Much loss has also been sustained by the
floating off of slaves, shingles, plank, SC. from the
lumber yards Of Messrs. Robert Souttor, ]. Tunis.
+. Burt, Geo. I. Ham and from the vvharves pener-
ally. The wharf belonging to Moran and Muir
rays ware houses, at Town Point, was swept of
and lodged near the Tobacco Ware House and
on the adjacent wharyes, BY nine O'Clock in
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
ONE OF THE people,

Z. ,. The request Of Diogenes that they get
out Of has sunshine ought certainly TO be accorded
him, as At would be in the highest degreee mchari-
table, to obstruct the influence of any possible ray
| oflight which could be shed upon his vision
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UNION ANAL 1orrrnv.

highest Prize, sc 1000 DOLLARS
10 DC dTatOH on the 9th Juiy. mud ('o,,,I~,J :. r.
.i.l,lr. u IL L.
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the repression. We may venture to
predict that even the constitution OF
that state, will, ere long, be re-mod-
deled and the federal plan adopted.
The example Of the United States isa
"shining light" in the political hemis-
phere Of America, which though SO far
distant from some of It's orbs that its
raya may be said to have as yet hardly
reached theny still the time will arrive
when they shall break upon, and en-
tighten the whole vast expanse. Mex
leo and Guatemala have already "seen
the star" and followed it-Buenos
Ayres has caught glimpse ofits mild
and steady light and is endeavouring to
shape her political course by it; and
The reflection has even risen above the
Andes and enlightened the far distant
vallies Of Chill. Peru and Colombia
cannot continue to grope in darkness
when surrounded by such an assembled
refulgence l..
Santiago de Chill, July Is, 1925.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
TUESDAY, DEC. 20, 1925.

TUESDAY, DEC. ", 1919.
The Vice.President communicated
letter from the Secretary Of War,
transmitting a Map Of the survey of a
road from St Augustine to Cape Flo.
rida, by Col. Gadsden.
ROADS AND CANALS.
Mr.. Van Buren, submitted the follow
ing resolutions for consideration:
Resolced, That Congress does not
possess the power to make Roads and
Canals, within the respective States.
RESOLVED, That.a Select Committee be
appointed with instructions to prepare
and report joint resolution for an a.
mendment to the Constitution, pre-
scribing and defining the power Con-
gress shall have over the subject of In.
ternal improvements, and subjecting
the same to such restrictions as shall
efectually protect the sovereignty Of
the respective States, and secure to
them just distribution of the benefits
resulting from all appropriations made
1or tnat purpose.
Mr.. Van Buren, accompanied his re-
solutions bya series Of remarks in ia
vor Of their adoption.
Mr. Robbins, of Rhode-Island, sub
mitted the following resolution for cor
sideration:
Resolved, That so much Of the Presi-
dents message as relates to a National
University be referred to select com.
mittee, to consist Of members;
that said committee be instructed to re.
port upon the expediency of such an
institution; and, if deemed by them e1.
pedient, to report the principles on
which it ought to be established, and a
plan Of organization that will embody
those principles.
The resolution submitted yesterday
by Mr.. Woodbury. Of New-Hampshire,
was taken, and after some slight a.
mendment, was adopted.
Mr.. Cobb's resolution submitted yes
terday, in relation to the amendment Of
the constitution, was this day taken up
and adopted.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

We have received by the ship Fran
ces, Captain Fosdiok, New Orleans pa
pers to the oath ult. The sales OF cot
ton for the week ending the 10th, a
mounted to 1906 bags; nearly all Loui-
siana, bought for the northern market
and manufactures, at from Ia to l6a
cents per pound. Choice parcels were
wanted, and few small lots would
sell readily at corresponding prices
Tobacco was nominal. Flour had i'm.
proved little, and was held at IS to
4 so for shipping, and 4 so to 47sfor
bakers use. Whisky locking up.