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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-02

In. this town, on the lst inst. Francis Chr
lis, only Child OF Mr.. Richard Mills, ac-d IL
months.
In sturbridge, on the 25th ult. Mr.. Abiiab
Smith, aged rs.
: In Southhorough, June 90, Miss Lydia Mac
Pherson, aged 90.
Ia Mlllbury, on the 18th inst Miss Nancy
Frask Waters, second daughter of Deac, Jon
athan Waters, aged 49," That life is long
which answers lie's great end"
In North-Brookfcld, on tie 18th inst. Mr..
Charles Knowlton, aged SO.
In Weston, OH his way to Boston, Mr.. Amo.
ry Thompson, OF North Brookfcld, aged 26.
In Ward, on the 18th inst. of the Croup
Mary Relief, daughter of Mr.. John G.. Barnard
aged years.
la Ashburhham, on the 10th inst. Mrs. Han
nah, wife Of Mr. Samuel Duuster, aged SIS.
Ia Spencer, on the 22d inst. Mrs. Sarah
Newton, wife of Mr. Edmond Newton, aged
%. PRINTERS an New-H Hampshire, are request
ed 10 tnSeYt Miis death.
IN Ware, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Thomas
MARSH, of Wha;ely, aged 43. The deceased
vas assisting in raisigg the new meeting house
row building in Ware, Ga Thursday. the
ON INST. being employed upon the upper
part OF the frame, he was, it is supposed. seiz
"a with giddiness or fit, aud fell TO the
IGOR from the height of about 80 feet. lIe
fingered in great pain, and in state ofdelri-
On am untli Tuesday last, when he expired.
! ne deceased is the third Of a family or
Twelve children, and it is a remarkable cir
Cuuis'ance, that this is the first death that has
occurred IN that family. The other eleven
are now alive and well.
In Providence, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, wife
=" mayor George Curtis, and eldest daughter.
OF me late Hon. James Buuill, aged 81 years,
AT his fathers residence, at Mamaroncck
o. consumption, on the Ssh inst. Robert +.
Mott, son of Richard Mott, of New-York.
III me SD year Of his age. Seldom have the
records OF mortality named an individual
moe worthy TO be lamented, BY his death
=, MS irionds have been deprived Of an agreea.
olf companion. and society has lost an (lprioh,
lhfn, In the relations, of husband. Gtber
sq' ne was a pattern Of VIA, s hels
.r: Il rO ms Of moro than an orai Mps
Christian :, s ss talents, and sctSated Iy
''''"O spirit, he .alsAyoayeG Il appro o.
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HaFdRick, July -25, 1896.

Worcester, S.. July 81, 1926.
NJ q TlCE is hereby given, that
1 the Commissioners Of Highways, for tho
County OF Worcester, will hold meeting in
lac room adjoining the Library in the Court
iiouse IN Worcester, on THURSDAY, The tenth.
day OF August next, and on Wednesday, the
SKIN DAY OF September next, at ten o'clock
10 the forenoon, for the purpose of receiving
Petitions respecting Highways, or Common
itoaos, ard transactiDS any other business
which may then be regularly laid before them.
At meeting of the Commissioners, holden
TINS day at the Coifee-House Of Capt Samuel.
ID. RoMAs. n Worcester, the following Rules.
ana Orders were passed. TO Wit
l. IN all cases, where Highways or Common
ROADS nave been located and accepted by the
court CT Sessions, and which are now subject.
70 me supervision and review Of the Commits.
sl9ners, and application shall be made there
for, the Petitioners shall Gle their application
III writing, with copy of the record Of the To-
cStion OF sad Road; and shall be holden to-
produce satisfactory evidence that the Road
has not been worked.
z. TN hing Petition for a new Highway
or common load, or fer the alteration Of such.
n@0du, Whlch has heretofore, or hereafter may
De established, the Petitioners shall be holden
and the distance of the old Road and proposed
route, The same to be asccrtained hyactual ad-
measurement, together with such other facts
ana circumstances, as may enable the Com
mlssioners 10 judge correctly upon the exp,G--
ency OF personal y viewing thu proposed route.
II particular attention 10 this direction. SaGar
droid me liability Of Petitioners 10 pny tic err
Pe'sSe Of making ne sss,o.
.. before the Comm ,ssioners proceed TO-
view proposed route, or to locate new High
way or Common Road, or to make au altera-
ton in any Old Road, the Petitioners shall Le
holden to file correct list of the ramcs and.
places OF residence of the owners and tenant
IN possession of the land, o. er which the nro-
posed route may pass, SO. far as the same riav
De done; that the c, 1mlnissioners NAV b en-
ao'ed TO give thc N seasonable notice Of the
'i'ne ana pr -e, when and where thev, will go
ABOUT Faeir work. strict comply ance with
.ll's tFdcr will avoid the great del ay and en-
oa' "a '<ment, TO which Road Com nittecs have
&c .eto!ore been subjected.
, a. When he Commissioner 90 about their
work, the Petitioners shall b. holden 10 shew
the proposed route, and to point out to them.
as nearly as may be, the divisional lines be-
tween adjoining tenants Of land aud be-
tween towns over which the proposed route
shall pass. Aparticular attention 10 ,.;.s.s.s
will greatly assist the Comm ,onev. 49," :. V.~s ~.
form the duties Of their ,oca 10y oonI ~.
and dispatch. "'su seSuD'0y
Eng paper, in relation to the unfinished
business 81 tho Court Of Sessions. respecting
nVaus, are IN the care and keeping az Wiz
LIAM JENNIsoN, Esq. AT The Cerk's nfloe.
ny order Of HE Commits Of HighWavs.
SAaED WEED, chsrnians
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For the Massachusetts Spy.1
ITO TETE DJrDT

transaction of an unexpected aud extra
ordinary character having occurred within the
last two days, which is calculated and doubt
r less was intended ipjuEously to affect the
credit and management ofthe Worcester Bank.
the Directors feel called upon to publish a
statemenSof the facts, and to .si,,,;,;;; "a tha
knowledge and judgment of the public. tbe
conu. Of those who have been Agents in
the concern. ---~-a.
soon alter H., opening Of the Bank on
Wednesday morning, (',,ho @Gth) person rep
Tesenting himself to be in tho employ ana un-
.der-the direction of the SUFPoLK BANK, IN
Itho city Of Boston, presented Two packages Of
Bills amounting as he said, TO $4,000 dollars
Rad denianded the redemption in specie. He
was promptly and undisguisedly informed,
thar the Bills would be received, but that, as
she sum was greater than had been anticipat
ed, being more than one half the whole a
mount of Bills Of the Worcester Bank in cir
.culatjou, the Bank was not prepared to re-
deem the whole with specie from the vaults
but having specie deposit at the .New Err
land Bans in Boston, tho Cashier would Civ,
a. draft for tho balance, payable on sight; o.
would despatch u messenger 10 return imtne
diSiely with the money, and, in the mean time
the Directors would pay for all tho expense
aud Inconvenience OF this short delay, mad,
necessary by the journey to the city.
- From the agent Of the Suffolk Bank it wa.
distinctly understood that he was 70 carry the
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POsTsCRlpr-

OF The Courier, of yesterday, contains an
article, signed by the President of the Suffolk
Bank, III reply to the statement Of the Wor,
cester Bank, in which, however, thew have
carefully omitted any notice of the chief and
most offensive charges against them. w.
snail publish it next waek, not in consideration
OF the lnducement which they have offered.
but for the information of'Yha puhlir
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Notice.

"a E the subscribers, having
' been appointed by the Hon. NATHAN,
IEI PAINE, Judge OF Probate for the Countv
of Worcester, Commissioners, to receive s,d
examine the Claims of the CT editors to tho ~,
tate OF POLLY JACOBS. late of Rovalsto,
IN sad County, Widow, deceased. represented
irsolVent, do hereby give notice -1tbat t.n
months from the seventh day OF February ar
allowed said Creditors TO exhibit and 49,
their Claims, and that We will attend that ser-
vice at the Store of BULLOCK & GREGoRy :,
said Royalston, on the third Mondays Of Al.
gust and September, from Two to Six of tho
clock, +. NJ. on each of said DAYS.
BEN0NI PECK,
ABEL BLISS.
Royals;on, July II, 1895.
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Notice IS hercbg Givep.

III TIC Oubsc, ,rher has
n been duly appointed F. '4O 80
Mlll and Testament Of 40 .SeeHIor o. inc last
Shrewsbury, IN thee >NAh HOWE late oil
deceased, aud county OF Woreester'hsqu'Ie
: 1onds as the law directs, Al persons in
.ented TO said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and alllnosc to whom
said Estate Ia indebted are requested TO exhibit
their demands for settlement.
NYMPHAS PRATT, Err.
Shrewsbury, ,4ugust /, 1896,
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RitfuS Poyter'S Estate.

~ E the Subscribers, being du-
" ly appointed hyt the Hon. NArHANlE..
FAINE, Esq. Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Worcester, Commissioners, to receive and
examine the claims OF the several Creditors to
the Estate Of RUFUS PORTER. late of Wor-
lester, in sad County, deceased, represented
insolvent-do hereby give notice, that six
months iIom The Grst day of August instant. are
allowed TO said Creditors to bring in and prove
their Claims, and that we will attend to The
reception Of said Claims, at the House of C,y-
RUS SrocKwEId. innhoder in said Worcester.
on saturday. the 10Th day of August inst. and
on the thud saturday OF September, October.
December AID January mex, from 8 until :
O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said DAYS.
A. HAMILTON.
SAMUEL JENNIS0N.
Worcester, August /, 1926.
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RyaNZIg0W Az
? HE Subscriber takes tbi

He Subscriber takes this
x opportunity to express his grateful.
hanks 70 ais Friends an! generous Public.
Tor The liberal patronage received in his line
81 business, and would inform Them tia, he
has removed rom his late Stand and taken the
tore rec n'ly occupied by Major Samuel III
len, JT. where may be found good assortment
OF custom maize FIN WARE0also. constant
IL Oh hand, COOKING STOVES, of various
patterns.
oilers passing through town, and wishing
to-fii out their assortment. can be accon,odat.
4 by calling as above.
~ CALEB NEWCOMB.
Forester, jug 90, 1896. 6w
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Festival IT IhthYoa.

aNHE Festival of Tchthyon,-
z heretofore called Jonah's Fsnst will be-.
ce'ebrS5ed at tn, Public tlarse OF CALVIN
MANN. Esq IN Greenwich Village. on. We'd.
i'e,day, the 81 Of August next A general
invitation is given TO all who shall be disposed
t. honor the Festival with their attendance.
Scenes spears, and Hooks, will be put in ear.
BY reqaisition on that days. and all kind OF fish
that can be procured, will bt upon the table.
a Pu'llc Discourse will be delivered on the
ot Cas- sion, by the Rev FEsTrs FosrEa. OF
br II, in the Masonic hapel
The General Commit &c cor sists of the fol-
lowing Gentlemen, iz:-Co! Flbridse Cut
Ter, OF ilardwick, Chairman Nathaniel
Chandler Esq. Petersham-- Gen Samuel Lee.
baFFe-Capt. Moses Allen. ard Capt. Martin
Mendai, Hardwick-N Warren T. Wing, Fso.
GreenwIch-Mr. H. II. Delaao. New7fJra;n-
tree-Apollos johnson, Esq Dana-tion. VIII
lam Crawford. Oakham M. jeremiah Nor
ton, a thol-Nr. Hosea Hooker, Enfeld-anf
Mr.. David Field, Brook6tld.
n. +. Tickets, IS cents.
JOSEPH STONE, Sec,rv.
tardRick, July-25, 1896.
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MaprieN

On the Goth ult. by ths Rev DR.. Bancroft.
Mr.. John G. Lee, merchant, OF Boston. TO Miss
Harriet p Rose, daughter Of the late Mr. Jo-
seph Rose, and gr~ nd daughter OF DIR. William
Paine, Of this town.
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p SHE Trustees of the WoR-
b cEsTER AGRICULTURAL SocrETY are
reminded, that Meeting of Tho Board stands
adjourned to Thursday, the 10th dav of .Au.
gust next, at elsrs,s O'Clock, A. M. at the Pro-
bate Office in Worcester, when the Report Of
a Committee for the selection of Judges of
Stock, &c. will be acted upon--Marshals
chosen-and various other business relative 10
'he approaching GATE SHOW, transacted.
e. general and punctual attendance is
requested
BY order Of the President.
WIN. d. WHEELER. Re Sec'ry.
Worcester, July 90, 1726.
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Worcester, S. July o. 1906.
THNAkEN on Execution, hav-
Il ing been previously attached on mepse
process, and will be sold at PubIc Vendue. n,
Hours Tauern, in Lancaster Village, ON satur-
day, the twenty-sixth day of August next. AT
four O'clock, p. NJ. all the Right in Eonitv
which NATHANIEL WHITCOMBh has TO re-.
deem the mortgaged Real Estate where he
now lives, in said Lancaster, with Dwelling
House, Blacksmith's Shop, and other BUILDINGS
thereon /; bounded by land of Mai. JAcon Frs9.
Err, and others.
MICAH r. BALL, d. Sheriff.
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MTif1TgP .AssjJRs = GOODS

English an French EpanIei:s. Wines
Plated Solid Scab- Laces. Tassels
oard Cut d Thrust, Fulture Planes and
:, ?. swords; Feathers o. all Col--
"i.' ria'so Mount ours and Lengths
cd DO Eraids. Stars
Artillery and Cavalry Rozetts;
do SILK and Worstcd
Sword Belts; Sasl,es.
Holster and Pocket Sword Chains .na,
Pistols; Rings.
Belt Plates; Gilt and Plated T,
Cap do. giles;
Cap Chains Gilt and Plated Cord.
Bah buttons; Worsted and Cotton
stamp'd do. of vari- do:
Gus Patterns;
Caps furnished at short notice for
Companies or Individuals.
Any o! the above articles may be obtam ID
IN large Or small quantities, at the Store neS---
= opposite the Worcester Ccbte House, at "a.
Loa0 briccs, and on as favorable terms. as -
any other Store in the City or Country.
I. & w. KEITH.
Forester, july s. 1926. If
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EgOROCCOu

J W TT s, WOODS
ILL keep constantly for
Sale, a! t'etr Starcs in FI'TCHBURG.
ASlIBURNHAM & GARDNER. a CONNIE etc
aFsortmento of .Noroeeo & Kid Skins, Biz dmgs
n Linings, warranted ofthe first quality. which
they will sell at the lowest prices, for Cash,
Produce, or any kind Of Lumber.
WAN Ed. number Of Tons Sumac, to be
delivered at the Factory Of Nr. WALTER Rus
SELL, in Ashbunham. Tor which the highest
price will be given in the ahove named Stock.
or IN ENGLISH, w. |. or AMERICAN
GOODS, al ei'her of their Stores.
Ashburnham, July % 1896. eow6m.
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Removal.
L. n, PERRY

IN AS removed from Main
= d Street. to No. 8, Liberty .suu,re.
Freedom Street-wl ere he will accommodate
his Friends and the Public.
" DON'T forget the Numbers
Worcester, August /, 1895.
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FIRE IN PRovIDENCE.-A ere broke out in
Providence on thcsmorning of the Both ult. by
which four buildings and large quantity Of
valuable property, estimated a. $50, 900 were
consumed. David Anthony is the greatest
sufferer, his loss being estimated at $4,000.
In his store 2i0 bales of cotton, belonging TO
sundry persons, was burnt. There was no in
surance on any of the property which was
destroyed.
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= ROAD CoMMIssIoNERs.- notice in this
paper, it will be seen-that the Road Commits
sioners of this County have entered on the dis
charge of the duties of their Office.
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Had the officers of the Worcester Bank tax
en- the necessary time to have counted the TWEEN
ty -eisht thousand dollars which had been counted
before any demand was male. and which was
promptly exchanged for the Bills presented al
though it had been done with the utmost dis
patch ample time would have been had 10 bring
their cash from Boston. But courtesy induced
them to take different course, and it was repaid
by the Suffolk Bank by a suit at law claiming a
severe and aggravated penalty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-01
Charles County Court,
NdrcA Tern. 1896

ltIdfCa leFW, 1870.
Interpolation to the Judge of harles County Court
- by petition in writing of JOAN WINTER, of Charles
County, for the benefit OF the Act of Assembly for the
relief of sundry nsolvent Debtors passed at November
session. 1905, and the several supplements thereto
the terms mentioned therein schedule of his proper
~ and list OF his creditors oath, far he
ascertain them, being annexed his petition; and tile
Court being satisfied by competent testimony, that the
said John Winter has resided two years immediately
preceding the time ofspplcation in the State of Mary
land, and being also satisfied that the said John Winter
is in actual confinement for BIT and for other cause
and the said John Winter having entered into bond with
sufficient security for his personal appearance in Charles
Comfy Court to answer such allegations his credi-
tors NAV make against him-ltis thereupon ordered
and adudged that the said John Winter be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing copy of this
order TO be inserted in one OF the newspapers
dted in the District of Columbia once week for two
months successfully before the third Monday in August
next he give notice to his creditors TO appear before
the said County Court at Port Tobacco IN SAID County
on the third Monday in August next for the purpose
of recommending Trustee for their heneht and to
shew cause any they have why the sand John Winter
should not have the benefit of the several laws
of the State rs prayed. ,
Test, JOHN BARNES, u N
;,,ne 90 Pm
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"A. G.. Cazenovc & Co.
Hare in Store

Haze in Store,
COCO bushels Ground Alum salt
50 pieces Russia sheeting
From the schooner Napoleon
90 hhds first quality St/Croix sugar
From schooner Esther and Sally
$50 kegs Dupont's gunpowdcr, double and TRIBE
glazed
$50 sacks blown salt, 50 hhds molasscs
so Go N. E. rum and gin, 100 barrels do do
50 do whiskey, 5 pipes brandy, 5 do gin
10 hhds MuScOvado sugar, 70 casks refined sugars
200 boxes glass assorted sizes,
200 kegs cut nails s. brads, 20 casks Spermaceti oil
100 baskets olive oil, $50 boxes sperm candles
so boxes mould candles, 40 do CASTLE soap
80 do domestic brown soap, so do German pipes
10 kegs manufactured tobacco a
SO boxes rasins, so do capcrs and olives
bbls Palm nuts, very fine; Is tons Swedcs iron
L. p. Madeira, Sicily Madeira, }
French Madeira ColmeDar, SWINE.
Sweet Malaga, Clarct aud Port
casks scraped gum copal, Of fine quality
Imperial, Hyson and Young Tyson Teas
Sugar house, wrapping and common paper, &c.
may Is
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NOTICE.

HAVING faledto sell my two tracts of Land, in Al.
IA bemare county, which advertised tor sale OH
the 18th and 18th ofths month, hereby give notice.
hsy wll be offered for sale, TO the highest bidder
about 800 acres, Monday the 18th Of July next
and the tract below Milton, consisting Of upwards OF
700 acres, on the "Wednesday ensuing. Each tract will
be divided into such portions may suit the purchasers
The quality of the land and the state Of each tract
oherrespects, having been heretofore fully stated is
deemed unnecessary give further description there
of here. Liberal credits will be given the purcha-
sers. shall either attend the sales in person, give
acompetent authority to Agents. to represent me, on
the premises, the day Of sale. sketch of the d;-
VISION which pr opposed to Make of these tracts,
of the numbers ofacres and boundaries of EACH will be
shewn in the interim, the premises, any person
who may be inclined to purchase aud likewise the
day ofsale. JAMES MONROE.
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District OF Columbia
.Alerandyid County, SIS.

.4leranaria County, SIS.
APRIL TERM, 1926.
Jonah Thompson, Complainant, (
Against T. cl...
Thomas %us.sd Hickman and Moses Gibson "
TIME defendant Thomas Hickman not having entered
Il disappearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules Of this Court and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit that the
said Thomas Hickman is not inhabitant of this Dis
trict-on the motion of the complainant. by his
sell it is Ordered that the said Thomas Hickman do APP
pear here the first day of the next term, and enter
his appearance to this suit aMd give security for per
forming the DEGREES of the Court And that the other
defendant Moses Gibson do not pay away, convey,
searete the debts by him owing to- the estate eff
fects in his hands bclonginging to the said Thomas
Hickman until the further order Of the Court.
And that copyof this order be forthwith Published
for two months successfully in of the public news
papers, printed in Alexandria; and that another copy
be posted at the front door of the Courthouse of said
County. Test, EDM |. LEE, Clerk,
NAV Is StaW2m
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NEW
Spring and Summer Goods.
JAMES W. SCOTT

yERAS lust received and offers for SALE at the house
ri Scuth-,yest Corner of King and Fartar Streeis,
recenty>occupied by Mr.. JAMES BARRY, an extensive
assortment of
: Neau Spring and Summer Goods,
bought in New York and the intermediate markets. at
the present depressed prices and othe latest mporta'
tons, which will be sold At small advance either by
wholesale or retail.
Among them are:
Sup. cloths, black, blue, brown, ciaret, &c
Cassimeres, drills, white brown and fancy stripes
Srperorginghams, new and handsome style
Grecian and CHILEAN stripe muslins, muslin robes.
Manderine Grape robes, black and coored
Black and colored Canton grapes
Rich barage and Chilian silks or dresses article
Black and colorcd Gros de Naples
Real Italian black utestrng, superior black mode
Florences and satins; figured silks various coiofs
oensllaws and sarsnetts
Figured and plain Swiss and Scotch null, jackonet
and book muslns
Italian grapes various colors
Silk and Marseilles vestng
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk thread and cotton no.
siery
Fancy barage and silk hdkf's new style
Bandanas and chappa romalls
Linen cambrcs aud l.. C. hdkf's, plain and coored
borders
Ladiescolcrcd and white sup horseskn, kid and silk
gloves; gentlemen's beaver, horseskin & thread do
Ladies and gentlemens silk, thread cotton hosiery
Blue and yellow nankins
Ladies, misses and childrens oiled silk aprons
Leghorn and Bolivar hats, umbrellas and parasols
"A aud rs Irish linens and sheetings
S4 and 78 long lawns, Russia and Scotch sheetings
German Ticklcnburg and Burlaps
Domestic brown and bleached shcetings & shirtings
Plaids, cotton yarn sc. &c. with great variety of
!Sz.4PLE 6, FANCY GOODS,
not here enumerated, and to which the attention OF
purchasers, both town and country, is respectfully in.
vtcd. may IL