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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
BALM OF COIUMRTs
A. & II. WILSON.
NO. 5, West High Street, Wilmington.

No. S, West High Street, Wilmington.
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the S,a,,sor,
ware, for the sale of Otddqes Chemical S, W Del
iumbd, which is exractedfom tree found in the VA g.
America The Balm is improved in color. str"nc w'n
perfume, and It's grand capillary virtues are as & &sA
One bottle, price so cents prevents the hair from n
off IN 43 honrs from It's first applications or ''5
growth of whskers in few weeks. A bottle ~, "s
cents, viii not only stop the hair from falling o h., n
wise III three weeks causes growth to ann4a 'N
at ST. gives in general good head Of hair to ~"
person. 'N"'g
II prevents the hair from turning gray and makes ,.
beautifully, look bright and glossy and in few anns
tons frees it from scur and entirely cmoves
aches. 'esc
Copies ofcertfcates will be shown by the vender a..
gentlemen who, after being bald number of yes,s @
received a new grow th OF hair. ""''
The signers' characters are supported by His Brr,
Maesy's Consul, Philadelphia who thereto has r'' n,e
his seal and he royal arms of Great Britan also , M
and ohe Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who were nersns
Iy acquainted with the sgners, have certified to their I
responsibility and have likewise pr2fxed their seals
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
THE DelaaUars Fire Insurance Company.

THe DeIaWars Fire Insurance Company,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State OF De-
laware with capital of one hundred thousand doars.
The President and Directors are now receiving arpca
ons for Insurance. their Office, No 2l ShPley-sree''
between Front and Second streets, against Loss oy fe'
on every description of Buildings general Merchandlsei
Ships in PORT and their Cagoes Iiousehoud Furniture,
and other personal property ALSO. aganstoss or daae
BY inland transportation ofgocds wares, merchandise ana
country produce. a.,
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any OF the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New-York.-
Parties assured, may rpose the fullest confidence IN me
solty Of its capital. and tina, all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
oHN MOODY Agent to survey property 70 pc insured,
for the town and vicinity OF Newcastle, in place OF CD
Banet declined.
LEVI H. Evans Agent to survey property to be insu-
red for the town and vicinity of Elkion.
Jor CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be insured
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna
JosEpH osBs Agent to survey property to be Insured
for the town of Wesi.Chester and vicinity.
directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Balv, VIM. Chandler,
| David c. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
| Joseph G. Gilpn, Robert Porter.
! VIM. SEAL, President.
ID. RYRNEs Secretary.
April 10. 1926 43--
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
NOTICE TO
ManNfacturers.

a To let for a term of years, that large and
Ha.M1 commodous building in the Borough Of VIII
M:a:I mngton, formerly occupied as Brew ery stua
ted the corner of Tatnall and High streets
20 feet long and 80 feet deep with dwelling attached
and never failing spring of excellent water IN the cellar
to pump by horse power. This building is well cacua-
ted for Manuiacory. particularly weaving or dslilng
it being in central part Of the Borough with good
brick stable on the premises The subscriber thinks ii
unnecessary TO say any thing further as any person wish
ing to rent would first view the premises
April 5h, 1928. 24-f ISRAEL d. JONES.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
NEW BOOKS.

History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Co.
lumbus. by Washington Irving. 8 vols. 8vo.
Sure Methods Of Improving Health and Prolunging Life
BY Physician
Croyo New Interpretation off the Apocalypse of St John
The French Cook. Ry H. Il Ude, formerly Cook to
LOUIS XIV. and Steward 10 his late royal highness The Duke
Of York
Dictionary Of Select and Popular Quotations. A new and
improved editon.
Tales and S elections from the English Souvenirs for 1923
a1acolms Sketches of Persia.
DunalIan. vols by tile author Of Decision, &C.
Herbert Lacy, vols.
Blue Stocking Hall, in volumes
The o'Br,en's and the oFalerty's; National Tale
vols. by Lady Morgan.
Noihi 1g, by Nobody vol. Yes and No. 2 vols
Filtration a Novel 3 vols
Tales OF trandaher, vols BY Walter Scott
Cyril Thornton, vols. DE We're 3 vols Red Rover
2rols. Hops Leslie, vols Elizabeth lie Bruce, vols
vivian Grey; vols. Key TO the Vivian Grey
Also-an assortment of FAMILY BIBLES, which will
be sold at very reduced prices.
For sale as above, Episcopal PRAYER Books with the New
Hymns Catholic Prayer Books. Presbyterian Methods
and Baptist flynn Booksi and the Catechsms of all these
Churches.
fresh supply ola neat and cheap edition of The Chris
sns Pattern; from the Latin OF Thomas Kempis: b,
the Rev Iuln Wesley
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
BOOKBHNDING.

HVf subscriber informs his friends and the public gene
Il rally that he conducts the above business, in all its
branches. at No 106, Shpey Street, aoor 10 the Office
Me Pa'ot, and s rcady TO receive all orders in his line
which viii be executed with accuracy and despatch Old
books REBOUND in the neaes aud durable manner
Persons who receive works in numbers will find il to their
advantage to give him call, when they wish them bound
HIM Lie ,'.@'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10

THE following certificate gives the history of the intro
tuc,ion of the Panacea into the Philadelphia Aims House
tnfrmary. Those who read it, will be co"yneed that The
proprietor feared the Investigation Of the rhysl-
cians endea cred administer the med cine IN secret
were so anxious gina,y exclude tho medicine from
this nsu,ion woD. neglect opportunity of expelng
4, after it had been intrt .iuced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
Patent Ruling Machine

Now in complete repair, the advertiser is able to spnlv all
orders tor blank hooks to any pattern bound in sheen
caf deer or Russia leather, with without PATENT
SiitlNG BACkS--he advantage of which once known
(wth the trng additional expense should induce all per
sons 70 prefer them for account books RRcnnpsan DocK
rfs ruled and bound with PATENT SpRNG Backs and Us
slA bAsns' with ive,s, IN better manner and for less
price, than any ever heretofore done in This State
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
Wilmington. April Is, 1928. g69m
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
M'C.AUELEY g. TLCE,
!}EI GG.s>

Superfne broad c,ohs snd cessnyrs. assorted coiors
linen aud cu,ton drings JeoW 81 blt lnI 0rted and
domestic nank,u, Vaena. Marse,!cs, tNino ard foren-
tine .estings, black plain al " ,G homiazets; Cir.
cassisn gir ANS, cacoes, canbtc Leaeu and brown
sblrtirs and sieetiu, sins, isl i1ci n;y lawns and
cambrc linens Leya1tLes ForfaerS, GHDs ue Naples,
Ilutesrng, flag and bandanna ndkts toto' and do
lie ard coored canton Grape ard Is, green,
hite and black Italian do Wuatc and roto hose and
sspenders. York tan and beaver Mcs, Hawskins ak Oi
KID gloves OF superior quality, hltc and color dpnesc
lads and stripes; ,ahb,, bang.up and ishurg cords
flstians and drlnes, hannes ina aGd afren check
SWISS null book and iackon, ruSinsi 34 Sd and Ga
dimty, crash diaper and 'asle lnens bed;ekg Russia
and imitation sheeng, beat he'd and nnbeaohed
linens, Osnaburg and Bu laps, porle and Lancashire
shee'ings; Wilmington Jackson, Adams and Jefferson
rines jeans, Garcia stripe, gingham>. black atd brown
Ioand sacking bottoms, sowing silks and soang coons,
7shaw, sarsenet, black and Fight culoted lasting, &c
GROCERIES.
Sugar tea, coffee, molasses -four ckercl bbs and
halt bb ginger alspice, pepper ground and the grain
nutmegs, cloves, &C. Together with general variety oi
Liquors and Sea Stores.
PAINTS .a.tD OILS.
White lead, black lead. red lead, blue, red, yellow
oche, Prussan blue, chronic yellow, verdgris ground
and dry, patent green, Zig blue. jogwood, &c-winer
summer, common, castor, llnseei, aud sweet Oils.
| Earthen, China, Glass oa9 Queensuare.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at aucon We
are certain We sell 'hem 'he reduced prices
those who may favor us with tier custom
SAMUEL MCAUlLEY,
June o. 1927. JOHN RICE
N r. We have in addition to the Above iust receive
general assortment Fashionable Holland Fur HATS OF
commission, from the well known factory of Isaac Snor
WELL, No. AZ, south front street. pia-whch will
be sold low.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
TO CHESS PLAYERS.

q FRRsu SUPPLY Of CHESS MEN, just received by
"a A. q II. Hitson West High street
They hare also for sais,
"Analyss Of the game OF Chess by A. ID. Ph!ldor IL
lus'rated b. diagrams, winch marked the situation
of party for the hackgames and nds of parties with
critical and notes BY the author Of the Straia
gems Of Chess Translated from the last French Edition,
and further illustrated with Notes, BY W. s Kenny Au
thor Of Practical Chess Grammar Chess Exercises, &c
To which is xed, Franklns Morals OF Chess" and
a Practical Description Of the Game.' &c"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arthmetcs, English Readers, seqnels, Spelling Books,
Geographes, Bibles, Testamens, States, C,pherng and
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper &c. for sale at
& H. Wilson's Book and Stationery Store, No S. Yves, High
treet. at reduced prices
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
REMOVAL.
/. s. III. Wilson
NAVE REMOVED THEIR


Book Store and Circulating Library
TO 70. S, Ues. High ST, souh side IF the Ubber Market
t'h noon CORNER MARKET srRrEr
Y4vEY their thanks for the be eal sai of cus ON
they have received, and viii be grateful for cannu-
ance If the favors of The public,
They offer for sse The redued triccs, general
of School Books and Stationery, and variety
OF Fancy Articles
Blank Boeks Ruled and Round to any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap. Day Books Legers; Ciphering, Cory,
Memorandum and Pass Books Writing and Letter Paper
Fcnt Lined do Carle IS and Comfy Grammars Couy's
Spelling Books Parchment; Bonnet Beard psndbuy
Board PRAYER books Of the Catholic and Episcopal Church
Methodist and Baptist Hymn books; Catechlsms OF the
various Churches Slaes Ink powder; Sold and Silver
Paper Embossed and Fancy papers &c
variety of books in dleren, departments Of Iitera.
sure, which will be sold for less than one hall the pubca
tion price.
wilmington March 26, 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
For SALE

AT A. & II WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
7TyEIE SCOTTISH EXILES rendered into Prose. from
4 Sir Walter Scots Lady of the Lake By Lady Of
Philadelphia. l vol, 10 mo. Price s. cite
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
4 .N,EW IND CHEAP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

Nov opened by the subscriber at the h0r Eass tO. a
~ Of Market aud High Sreets,-where may be hau az
at the low current prices following articles, with all
others kent a anv establishment Of similar character.
Sugars. Coffee Teas Life of man. Perfect love,
Pepper Aspice Cloves Nut Cinnamon, Peppermint and
meps Anniseed Cordias
Mustard, Ginger Bengal and Sugar House Molasses
Spanish Indigo Wesi India do.
Chocolate, of 1st and 2d quail Winter strand Oil
ity S.rnmer do do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and Common dc.
Flasks Coarse Salt
ih de Island, Pine Apple and Ground do.
Sap Sago Cheese Fine do.
Cognac Brandy and Holland Mackerel No !, and III
Gin Barrels aud Hal Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and American Rice and Barley
Brandy t.nu' Is and Raisins
N Fast Rum and AmericanSp lmaccti, Mould and COM
Gin mon Caudles-w'h Az as.
MADEIRA and Port Wine sortrleii 0! ifooms Brush
!. sbou and Ieneriiit Wine es &c &c.
;, etr, and Malaga Vine
Is Co.,ts produce taker IN oa,e' aud sold on com
misslnn GEO LOCKNER.
Wilmington, May I, 1873. Slim
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
TO .lEELLERS IND
MANUFACTURERS

MAHLFACIURERS.
,UviE Undersigned Committee, onted ~ The Borough
Council, will receive Sealed Proposals until the 28th
day Of JUNG next. for renting the MILL belonging the
Borough Of Wilmington for any term mt exceeding ten
years, subject to the ncumbrance Of pumping supply
ut water for the of SAID Borough.
The abnve property offers particular advantages, it
g stua ed on the Brandywne and has Of the first
water rights The building is and spacious and yes.
els OF considerable draft Of Law alo SIDE o
he Mill. JOSEPH GRUBB
MAfLON BET1S,
Comntttee
Wmington May "a, 1923. S8-lot
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10

For the cure of scrofuta, or Kings Era, Ulcers,
iheamatism, Syphilitic, Mercurial and Lirgr
Complaints, and most Diseases arising IN de6il-
stated constitutions, or from an impure state ct
the Blood, &c. &C.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-10
WILMINGTON
PHOENIX FOUNDRY.

fHvF subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud the
public, that his Furnaces in complete operation,
al
No. 81 King st., 5etusen High and Queen st'S.,
And having in his employment the best wotkmen he is
prepared to eecnte various kinds Of casting such
ors pots and kettles, for Chemists, Soap boilers ke-
ties and krbs; paperml pins and boxes; Calender
rollers Of any pattern; steam engine work in general
mill geering of all kinds COTTON and WOOLEN MA.
CtiINERY Of every description, warranted soft
and all Kinds Of Plough Castings, done with
and despatch under the immediate direction of William
Hamilton Orders from distance, promptly attended to,
by WILLIAM ROBINSON,
No. IS, .Harket-st,eet.
Wilmington, Dell Sd mo 9th, 1923. 17-5m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-03

North Cdrolina.-Tbe folIou;,.
is an extract Of a letter received bv
Representative IN Congress, from a
citizen of high character and STANDING
who would disdain to encoura ae faIs.
hopes, by delusive statements. and
whose intelligence makes it unlikely
that he deceives himself:
"RandOiph County, (.NC.) FEB. IL, lsaa
"The Presidential election being
the most interesting subject, / will
commence with it first, by ASSURING
you that have not lost all hope thai
North Carolina will give its undivided
vote TO the incumbent. From what I
was able to collect at our Court, Ran.
doiph and Guilford are almost unani.
mously in favour of Mr.. Adams.
am also informed, from authority which
is entitled TO credit, that Mecklen.
burg, Cabarrus, Lincoln, and IredeR
will give ma ority 10 his favor. As
for Surry, Stokes, and Ashe, il is
doubtful on which side the majority
will be; but it is thought, in those
counties and Orange, they will have a
whipping race In Orange, the Jack.
sonian leaders are men who have long
since exhausted their own popularity
and | hope will not be able to add
much 10 the Generals. The address
ofthe Virginia Convention has made
many think seriously on the subject,
who never gave themselves the trouble
to think before. / have had no Ger.
tain accounts from the Eastern part of
the State, but have no doubt but the
friends of the Administration are in-
dustrious and firm l have not under.
stood that auy of Jackson's friends
have had the temerity to say he is EN-.
inently qualified for the Presidency:
they contend that he has performed
importantservices to bis country, " hich
entitle him to the gratitude of the Peo-
pie; that no person ought to hold the
office of President more than four
years; that they are confident Gfelec.
ted) he will not desire it longer. &C.
! flatter myselfthat the Administration
party 10 this State is increasing, and
that it will, in all probability, hayea
majority before November next"
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from Fox's mill, to or near the water,
and revives the act authorising the
board of public works to subscribe to
the stock Of said company.
An act authosising VIM. Weaver to
establish two toll bridges upon the North
river in the county of Rockbridge; so
as not to interfere With the bridges or
road at present established.
An act fixing the salary of the gene
raj agent aud storekeeper Of the Peni.
tiary, and for other purposes; reduces
his salary to fifteen hundred, and that Of
bis clerk to sir hundred dollars.
An act authorising the court of Rock.
ingham county TO contract for repairing
the Dry River gap road.
An act for providing for running and
marking the dividing line between the
CONFINES Of Tazewell and Giles.
An act concerning Convention.
An act authorising the executive to
purchase certain copies of the revised
code; requires them to procure eight
hundred copies, not to exceed seven dol
lars per copy.
An act dispensing with proof of hand
writing in CERTAIN cases; provides, that
in all actions upon promissory notes,
bills of exchange, drafts or other wri-
tings, endorsements, assignments or ac-
ceptances thereof, where the declara-
ton alleges that the defendant or othet
person, made, assigned, endorsed, or
accepted the same, upon its being OF
fered in evidence, the signature shall
be deemed genuine, unless affidavit to
be filed with the plea, be made deny
ing the same.
ITO Be continued.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
PURSUANT to a decretal order

FL the superior court of chancery, at Win.
chester, pronounced and rendered the 9th day
ofDecember, 1927, in two cases depending in
said court--John Kennedy and wife. plaintiffs,
agsinst John Lyle and others, defendants. and
Robert M'Daniel and wife. plaintiffs, against
John Lyle and others, defendants. be
sold on Tuesday tho 18Th day Of .9pril neat. on
the premises. two TRACTS OF LAND, lying
in Berkeley county. on Tuscarora Creek, BE-
longing to the defendant John Lyle. being the
same which was devised to said defendant Lyle
by his father John Lyle, deed. as assigned and
laid off to him by the commissioners of the
court Of Berkeley county, except so much OF
said tracts as was afterwards assigned and sllot-
ted by said court to Samuel Lyle, posthu-
nous child of John Lyle the elder. and except
also another parcel between eighteen and,ninc-
teen acres sold by said defendant John Lyle, to
William Lyle. One of the said tracts, as orr
ginally assigned to said John Lyle, contains one
hundred and thirty four acres, the other thirty
four acres. twenty poles Terms of sale, one
fourth cash, and the balance payable in three
equal instruments, on credit of SIX, twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sale; bonds
with security and deed Of trust on the pre-
m'ses sold TO be given by the purchaser 10 secure
the credit payments. Sale will commence al
the dwelling house on the larger trac, between
the hours of II and 2 O'clock.
G. w. SEWERS, M.W.C.D.
March IT'S.
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No. 4.


TIE Secretary Of Var 20 GspsrHss Blorrt.
WkR DEPARrzENT, April Is, 1914.
SIR: Your EKceliency's letter Of March sd,
has been received. The President is pleased
10 authorize your Exeelleney to discharge from
the service Of the United States. the militia
alldued to, il they have not already been dis.
charged by General Pinckney.
My letter Of the 3 of January last. was in.
tendedto operate as an instruction on this
subject, il contained the decision of the Presi.
dent in the case, and was fIdfessed to your
EXeefency as the fancdonary having the best
means of making it known TO the parties con.
cerhad J ARMSTRONG.
Hia Ereeiiersy the Governor Of Iernesses.
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Amongst the various purposes TO
which steam has been applied, per
haps there is none that will be of great
er advantage to the people of the U
nited States, than the discovery re-
Gently made of its application to the
purposes of bleaching linen and
muslin. 1t will be of essential service
10 our infant manufactures. We have
samples left at our Office of thick linen
drilling, which were bleached in the
short space of ten hours, without the
least injury to the fabric; and OF cot.
ton, which was bleached in much
less time. We understand patent
has been obtained for this improve
ment, and that a company are making
application 10 the Legislature to be in
corporated with capital of 100000
that its benefits may be tested by the
community. We wish them success.
Albany Argus.
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hited States service, and of course when such
tour is performed, will entitle those vino may
have served, 30 credit for our OF duty; which
would prevent, much confusion among the mi
Ii,s on the subject Of tours of duty; and YOU
will please give to Gen. Coulter copy Of this
letter; and request him to consider is IS my
order to him, to the full intent stated therein.
l am, &c.
WILLIE BLoUNT.
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5t0ck OF GOODS

on hand, will take place by AUCTION, at
Store House, on Mill Greek, on Monday, ske
7th day Of 9prit nert, and continue from day
to day until all is sold, oo credit of six months
on all sums above two dollars, the purchas eT
giving bond with approved security.
WILLIAM ]. MILLER,
ELIZABETH MILLER.
Mill. Creek, March 81
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M II.
No IL
Covsrnor Blcuntto the Secrefary Of Var.
NASHVILLE, 18th DC,

Extract.
NASHVILLE, 18th Oct. 1914.
SIa; have, also, the honor TO transmit to
you COPIES of an address of September 18th,
1914, from Col. Butler, General -Jackson's
Adiu,ant General to Tennesseeans, to voun-
teer their services under General Coffee and OF
General Coffees's letter 10 me OF subsequent
date, TO wit: October 9TH. she wing the mum
Der who have actually marched with him 10
General Iacksons Head Quartersi upon your
receipt Of which information, probably, you
NAV be of opinion, that it may be unnecessary,
now. 10 order out even the 9 500 militia. re
CURED by your requisition OF the 25th Septem
Der which number will, however, be called
out by me under that requsltion, as soon as !
hear from Governor Shelby on the subject ct
yours 20 him, and 10 me, OF the I'd instant, uh
less shall be otherwise instructed by you. lhls
is mentioned with the view of giving TO you all
the information, possessed here. OF troops in
service, from this State, (as you have lately
come into the War Department. and IN sddi
ton to the above mentioned there is, in service,
frem this State, 1000 men at the posts. IN the
Creek country.-rhey were called out Tor SIX
mon ,hss and have nearly three months yet to
serve; hut, Independent of them. there IS now
2 500 militia of this State, in service, under
reouistion from the War Department OF the
fourth July, which, with those under Gen. Cot
fee, above mentioned, make upwards OF 5000
men, who have Just entered service This
number sa Major Generals command. and
valuable officer efthss rank, not in service. &c
neral Carroll, of the I'd Division OF Tennessee
militia, now here, and who would be OF great
use to General Jackson, whose confidence be
possesses, is anxious TO enter that service, and
would, if it meets your appreciation, start, at a
moments warning, to General Jackson's Head
Qusrters, to take command under him. Your
orders will be attended.
have, &c. WILLIE BLUNT.
The Ron. Secretary Of PGr, CSC.
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ARMSTRONG.
No. 10.
-Cso1eruar Bou,lt 10 the Secretary of War.
No. 10,

Corernor B,oult 10 The Secretary Of War.
nashville, 4th August, 1914
SIu: Orders are issued by the Executive OF
Tennessee for calling out TWO thousand hve
hundred osthe militia of the State, agreeably to
a reauistion from the War Department OF the
4h OF July lest They are reGuired to rendezvous
on the goth September. After rendezvous and
organization, respectfully ask, whether they
will be continued al rendezvous or be ordered
10 march. and, if the latter, TO what point or
points, I have Sc. WILLIE BLOuNT.
The Hon yohp .arnistrong, Secretary d Var, &c