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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

Capt Alexander Caxon has been appointed the command
OF the s. Ship Natches which vessel destined convey
our new Minister, Mr. Moore, TO Colombia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
THIS DAY.

very, I1Atrh CIasS NO. o.
THIS DAYS
The splendid Union Canal Lottery, Class No. a
will be drawn in the city of Philadelphia, and the
drawing received on Tuesday, st 10 oicIock.
SCHESIEi
2 Prizes Of $4,000 9 Prizes of s., $50
40 do 1000 40 do 500
81 do 200 | 81 do soo
&c. &c. &c.
IL Tickets $40. Halves IS, Quarters sc soe.-
lot sale IN great variety of numbers at the esta-
6ished prize selling Office of
june 10 THO. B. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
p. Chubb's Prize List

Numbers Drown in the. Mem York Consoi;-
dated, No. 6, Extra.
4, SO, 8, %, Al; 81, 90.
BY which it appears that there were no can,,s,s
sold at P. Chubb's Office.
Fhose that have lost in the above LOTTERY. are
advised TO call and obtain some of the Splendid Caoi.
tnis 10 the; Union Canal, Class No @, which draws
THIS D'af This Lottery is one fthe richest thu.
has been before the public for some time, contain
ing the following Grand Capitals:
Two Prizes Of 10000 Dollars
Two Prizes Of $685. Dollars
Forty Prizes of 1000 Dollars
Besides 40 Of $500, 81 of 5000, &c. &c
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 2 So
have but few Of the above tickets ON hand, ana
would recommend you to make early application az
the ever fortunate
june l3 P. CHUBB,s PRIZE oRrIcE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
BIGGER,S OFFICE.

l., 36, Q, 90, Al. Ss,. 40,
Were the numbers drawn in the New Yorh Luz
terry, Extra Glass No. Q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

20 the bank since commenced operations; exceed.
ing the whole OF the original stock, by the sum of
S3o0o00 and only 100000, short of its present
Capital, which augmented i'll 1919, to two mill
ION and half of dollars Here lei the reader pause
and reflect upon the subject. Let him ask himself
whe :, since the report OF 1922, it is probable that
any AIS have been accrung to the bank, so as to
recover some OF this heavy loss or whether it ID not
The state bftle commercial world, for the nst Sc
ven years does not appear TO to have been ia
yorabe for Banking Institutions; and though think j.:
almost certain tatinore harm than good has rcSdcd
to the Banks, within the time last mentilned, yet
Will NOT venture upon any estimate of additional los
ses these may appear in due season, without any I'M
pleasant anticipation from So far as the Bank
may De the property of individuals, in proportion to
the stock held by them, shall not presume to offer
any speculative opinions as 10 what they ought, or
ought not to do; of this, they the best judges
But far the state is Interested ny part,fer, ],
as one of the people, who may hereafter I've deeply
implicated in the value of tho scock, feel that it is
the COMMON duty Of nil 10 g.e serious attention TO
this subject, aud endeavoptb avert, far posi-
bic, the dreadful evil w.ch seems TO be in prospect
WHO'S it, that will take the trouble to investigate
this subject. thss>d5cs not see the hubble? Who is
il, that does Ut that this bubble, like all Others
is rcady toy6urst with the first harsh touchl And IL
it shdu1burst, who IL it, that docs not see the hea-
w cgsamity whrh, Mt the same tune, will be brought
upon the people and upon the country These are
solemn questions, and are well worthy the attention
Of all who have any regard either for the State or
the people Lett not nc said, that this subject is
too delicate for snch an exposition as am now ma
king; the answer is, that the people ought 10 know
the worst and prepare for the consequences. The
Sto,e can bear any explosion which may follow,
though her people may be incenimodsd II is bet
tor that they should be incommoded than ruined;
and II seems to mo, that ruin must be the oonse-
quence, IL Banking institutions shall continue to
ist in an ,insound condition.
These reflections will DO continued in my next.
.. na GEORGE CLINTON
can get be report "a this year only the pfn
cplC and nn Of al the reports is believe, e same; and
perhaps this is hvoiabe 10 the Bank any o,her
Tho Presden, and Directors of tho mother bank, will not
deny this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

viii produce the same effects. in the Cabinets o
George I'd and Gen. Jackson. Ii is believed b,
many, that Mr. w. b. will seize the first plausible
Pretext for quitting There is some colour for the
opinion in the following article from the National
Journal:
Runiours.-It was rumo,lred yesterday that Gen.
Jackson had removed Dr.. Jones from the Patent of.
fee. Rumour added that the Secretary of State.
disappearing the manner of his removal. had given
him another place in his office II was also rumoured
that MIR; Westcott, recently appointed to clerk
ship in the State Department, has been removed.
We have not heardtho particulars of these rumour-
cd double reforms.
.4nother Jacks@' Editor " Reioartied."-J D. Green,
Editor of the Easton (Maryland) Wing, Postmaster
at Easton, in place of Alex Graham, renuoued fMr
Graham was mol Jackson man,
Green seems to be fasorte name for Editors
there is Duff of the Telegraph, Nathaniel of the Bos
ton Statesman, and this Mr.. Green whose baptismaI
name we have not tho happiness of knowing They
are all rewarded"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

NHE Drawing Of the Delaware g. South
Carolina Lottery viii be received IT'S iS.S
Office. Be sure to call before Ie.
The Union Camel Lottery, no. 6. viii be-
drawn This Day, in which there are more splendid
prizes than are often found in any Lottery.
prizes of $4,000 2 prizes of S5,ss5
40 do 1000 40 do 5oo
OIL do 200 81 do 100
&c. &c. sc.
The two iirst drawn numbers in this scheme get
200 dollars, and the tickets are only 10 dollars
For lucky numbers. in whole, half or quarter tick.
ets call at PE.aRJdAJrS 0FFTCR.
tune IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
CotiItiIerftaI Reror6.

PATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, :. NAV =,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
NHEAP AND SEASONABLE SPRING GOODS. at NJ

" g. Market-street Wilmington, lately occupied by Will
liam Rowan & Co., opposite Eakn's Hotel The subscribers
they will sell wholesale retail reduced prices, consisting
part of blue, black brown, olive and mix Cloths super
fine, fine and low priced Cassme and Sattnes Irish Linen
long Lawn linen Cambria and Handk IS Cambria and furn
ure Dmity Cambria aconet, book, Swiss and null Mlsin
plain and fgured handsome of Calcoes and
Gnghams table Linen Diaper and Crash; A Bobnet, and
bobnet and thread Laces Pgee Canton and Italian Crape
Italian Mantua gos de Naples, Forences, Levantncs and
Sarsnets Silk cambet, Bombazines and Lastngs Silk Va
enca and Marsees Vesngs; white, blue and yellow Nam
keens; cashmere, silk and gawe Handkerchef &c. togeh-
with general assortment of Domestic Pads Stripes
Checks 3d. "A, and ga brown and bleached Musns Bed
Tickings Pittsburg Cords, &C.
All of which they invite their friends call and examine
JOHN R. BOWERS & Co.
April, 1929. 26-2m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
27-tf

HNDUCATloN.-The subscrberinfor the public that he
continues his School, in Orange, one door north of
High street, and next to James Webb's Leather Store
where by strict attention to the instruction and morals of The
pupils committed to his CHARGE he hopes to merit the con-
tnuance of the patronage he has hitherto literally expert
enced. JAMES n All FSH
April Z, 1929. 24dt
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09

a. USIC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
lFM Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. O5, Market
Street, where may also be had the lowest prices School
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and general
of Stationery.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
GtOACH MAKING The subscriber. III

@NOACH MAKING-The subscriber, thankful to his
friends and the public in general for the very liberal
patronage, heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues to pursue the above business in all its various
branches at his old stand No. l49, MARKET ST. Whining
tom Dwhere ne makes and repairs all kinds of Carriages
borns, &c He now has on hand and FOR SALE number
OF New Gigs and Dearbons warranted for one year-e
plete order Also, handsome supply of ew and second
hand Harness; all of which will be sold very low for cash
or good acceptances. EDWARD KENNARD
N b. great variety of unfinished work. state of for
wardness-which can be finished Immediately to order
nPIn II. 24-2m>
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
April, 1929.
FINANCES OF NEWCASTLE COUNTY.

TESHE Committee appointed to settle with the County
Treasurer, report that they have attended duty
and find his transactions to be follow:
Statement marked CAY exhibits the different payments I'M
der their respective heads made by the Treasurer up
2Sth February 1929; and also the received by him.
and the Balance now remaining in the Treasury.
Statement marked B) shows the Balances due and from
the County this date
Statement (C) exhibits the of Tax levied for the
year 1928, the Errors Commissions, Allowances made the
Collectors the Amounts paid by them and the Balances
due from them, respectively up to this time.
ROBERT PORTER,
GEORGE SPRINGER,
p b. DELANY,
Committee.
A) Payments made by the Treasurer from the 9Th March,
1925 to this 2sh day of February, 1929.
PAYMENTS
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09

a. IRAW Coiored & White NAvARINos-MIssEs W11-
- SON, Mhners, have opened part of the store No
iVo 1aar6e street. an assortment of MILLINERY with
Navarino, Leghorn Straw BatIste and other Bonnes
horns and saws wened and pressedand Hats or Bonnes
made to order, in the neaes manner on moderate terms
f. WILSON purposes teaching the much admired art of
may be SEEN = 'oi
May l, 1929. o. &C
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09

NOTICEThe Co-parnershp heretofore existing bet ween
" the subscribers under the firm of c. & G. REyNoIns
was dissolved the 25th ns by mutual consent Those
persons indebted will please make payment and those
ing claims present them to GEORGE who Is duv
authorized to settle the same. CHARLES REYNOLDS
an. 80 900 GEORGE REYNOLDS.
0 The business will be continued by GEORGE REYNOLDS
at No. SO, Market street. o. A.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09

I'D oARDING-A few genteel boarders may be accommo
M@ dated at No. l05, Market street.
Wilmington, Feb. 1929
XDARKER'S PANACEA-This truly valuable medicine
Ill may be had at J. HARLAN'S Drug and Chemical
Store, l35, Market St. Wilmington.
- philadelphia, July -, 1928.
SIRThis will certify that during all last winter INV wife
was SO severely afflicted with the Rheumatism that she was
confined to her bed the greater part the time Hayinn
frequently beard of the beneficial effects of your Panacea
she induced to make trial of it April last and am
happy to state that performed perfect cure and there has
been return of the disease since.
Yours respectfully, JOHN MARTIN
Mr. JOHN A. PARKER. No no Fibert a reat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
FROM pSrSo 6 i Ss;,;ss,; q s;;;

~ FROM BpESos kSEi =, AID s' rio .jASErso
" have rccevod, from al Bueos Avrex
Sesisns ~ snnogncS the execution Of Col Dons The
us that 5or an officer vbo.s !"
ne assumes with but little scrupe the rcsponsbty OF scs,
folownS 70 say the ss. OF e% are extremely arbitrary The
TO MS Eresiissey Don j. M ;as tsse ~ 40
Sin-l inform the delegate government that Col Manuel
~ mas this n'onent been shot by my ia presence
o. e nesnen.s which compose my division History will
.eo 20 die-and whether in sacrificing the public Tranquility
onv VINO, mas aeosred TO destroy have been 6y
III" y, o'her than feelings Of patriotism
nv people OF Buenos Ayrcs may assured that dea,,
,br o poreeo the greatest sacrifice that could make
The following letter Gom our correspondent gives some fur
er Of this event. which tend impress still, more
upon us, the belief that the conduct Gen Iarae Is
calculated TO excite suspicion as to his motives
Extract ola letter 10 the Editor Of Tie Baltimore Cio-ee dated
,,,,r Rio pE JANrIRo, JAM 18th, ISy8.
"When Douego taken (Which was in consequence of
s joining body of men whom he took for his friends bu,
the solicitation of his relatives MIR Forbes our charge
lars and also the British Charge d'Afas called unon the
put to DEATH and received positive that be should
not but agreeabiy 10 his desire should be permitted depart
OF an 'res but he was nevertheless Immediately by
order of Gen Lavae send Bucnos hyrcan paper which
and execution His body given to his relatives aud a,
inferred in the ci,y proceeding well calculated TO nae the
o''izehs VINO arc generally hisfricnds.-Ga<efte.
The late MIR. Sergeant Lens used to tell with
great glee the following anecdotc ofhs learned bro
ther OF the colt, Mr. Sergeant IIill-'' Having bust
ness 70 transact with him, he went to his chambers
IN the New-square. Lncons Inn, and found him
with his book cases, tables, chairs, and carpet OH
one side of the room, while the other half of the n
partmcnt was without single article. After the
usual greeting, Pray, said Mr. Sergeant Lens,
what do You intend to do with all the furniture ar
ranged in this strange fashion, The learned Ser
geant replied, That since half his chamber had
been found TO stand in the parish of st. Clement
Danes, he had formed his encampment on the side
OF the room belonging to Lincoln's Inn to prevent
the officers from disraining his goods for the poor
rates AT n future period, Mr.. Sergeant Lens Wis
ted his brother in DISTRESS he humorouslv call
cd him. and actually found the officers in the apart
nicnt (havng effected an entrance through the back
wlndows) and his learned brother daring them to
touch his goods out of the parish the boundary of
winch he had carefully marked on tha floor The
officers were so inundated al the threats that thew
never again moesed the learned Sergeant, who
continued to reside in the chambers without paving
any purochial dues"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
-e09-
STANZAS-BY HALLECK.

STANZAS-BY HALLECK
Beside the nuptial curtain bright
The bard of Eden sings,
Young Love, his constant lamp will lirl,t.
And wave his purple wings
But rain drops from the clouds of care,
May bid that lamp be dim,
And the boy, Love, would pout aud swear,
IT'S then no place for him.
So unused the lovely Mrs. Dash;
It's wrong to mention names;
When for her surly husbands cash
She urged in her claims.
i want a little money, dear,
For Vandervoort and Flandin.
Their bill, which has run year,
Tomorrow mean to hand In.
'Morc"- cried the husband half asleep,
You'll drive me to despair
The lady was too proud to weep,
And too polite to swear;
She bit her lip for very spite,
He felt storm was brewing,
And dreamed of nothing else all night
But brokers, banks, and ruin.
lie thought her pretty once, but dreams
Have such wondrous power,
For TO his eyes the lady seems,
Quite altered since that hour
And Love, who on her bridal eve,
Did promise long to stay,
Forgot his promise-took French leave
And bore his lamp away.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
S6cSDeeuoauU Gag {.


The Senate of the U. States, was expected to ad-
Journ on Tuesday. great number of military and
naval appointments, made by the late and present
PRESIDENT, were confirmed on Monday. We hear no.
thing OF graver appointments, foreign ministers
&C. And 1t seems to be understood, that Duff and
the advocntcs of the vindctye policy have been over
ruled and that there will not be a general sweep
rom ONCE We learn that Mr. Daniel brent, has
MOI re'ed, and has not been dismissed from the first
cierkShip OF the Department of State, but that his
long experience, proficiency, and his most an,iable
character, will probably secure the retention of his
services We had heard and stated differently: and
we make the correction with no ordinary fcelinos If
satisfaction. We understand that Messrs. Tn cham
and Branch, have decided to retain the clerks NJ
'ached to their offices, and that Mr.. Eaton being So
hcited BY Jackson applicant, for a corlshrp in his
Department, answered that there was no pacanc,,,
Very good
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19

tne Iomoko, from marsh land, hitherto deemed nm.
70 the culture Of sugar. It is now ccresin
snal IN East Florida, both ths high upland and tena
c'yus narsh produce excellent sugar. Should the
cultivation ofthis valuable product IN Florida become
ex.ensive it is expected that Charleston viii be the
principal depot for Il. . -. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
NoavoLg, March 1g

Srp Boot for Ire Ro1oate cThc steam boat PeersJp,r
was purchased ON Saturday Ia from tic James River Conpa.
ny, ~ The Dismal SCnmP Transportation Company, for Tic
Sum Of Sl5OOo-Sbc Intended for the important purpose ol
towing the boats Of tie Company Roanoke River and
supplies the main deficiency % the active and efficient opera.
tons Of the Company Another fine TIVE Transportation
line was launched Saturday, from the yard Mr. o. s.
1i1eon and three will be- u1chcd twelve DAYS
The one launched fw weeks 80 il nearly ready 10 take her
place on the Canal Thus al speeds well.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
PIrrsnrnnu. March &

,-n-orue PITTsnupoH. March H.
Notwithstanding giant Steamer tool, bcr
uclartule ON sunday. The river was at fine stare
anu shc went Oh cheery- She has nine boilers. and
an engine of tremendous weight and mower Re- Re-.
sides storage room she has births and accornmodS-
tons Tor three hundred passengers! This floaing
Dastie is designed to ply below the Falls, and ha1
her having safely reached her destination This -
me boat that we time since stated 70 have
neen built by Mr.. s. Walker at EIizabefbto,vn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19

Mr. Van Buren was expected at Washington on
the 22d inst. Mr. Mclean, it is now pretty well
understood, Duf's assertion to the contrary notwitb
standing, was turned out Of the General Post Office.
and given the alternatives Of the bench or private life
The composition of the cabinet sticks IN the nosrils
of the lacksonans-one calls it the 'tkMlennium of
mlnnows," another says the Hero is determined 10
demonstrate the least modicum talent, sufficient to
manage the concerns of the nation. The remark of
the Chancellor oxcnsticrn to his son. will occur 70 tho
well informed reader. eco my son, and see by what
little sense the world is governed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19

The Nantucket Enquirer states, That as Cant.
Isn'e was spearlng for eels, few days since, he
pounds; but what wos very remarkable il Ind tro
heads and nccks attached to one body Capt. 8. de.
signed to preserve this anomaly alive, and send il 10
N.tche but TIE wound it received from the spear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
Ftoa. The Caarle.ton city Ga.elleo Of ryi,,ay.

rum Tue OHUtcSiCh Ctty JuzCLeOf ITiddY.
RowLAND STEPHENsoN.--T The Extra received bv
ms last evening from the Savannah Republican pivcs
the following most extraordinary relation We need
scarcely say, that coincide to the utmost extent
in the remarks which accompany so gross and Insult
ing violation Of the laws and dignity of the conn
try.
Rowland Stevenson, was this morning Tire t1tb
inst. Kidnapped about II miles from this Citv
and, before any legal steps could be taken 10 res
cue him from this unparalleled and o0trsnenus
violation of the laws, and protection afforded him
from criminal process, in the nbscuce of any
treaty OF conventional arrangement authorizing
his arrest and surrender TO foreign Government
we say, in defiance Of all this, Stephenson was AZ il
IS believed, put on board pilot boat, which sailed
this morning. Efforts were made by many citizens
10 discover Steyensonfor the purpose of afTordino
him protection, but il is believed the pilot boot is now
at
We nre NO advocates for Mr. Stephenson. we are
not defenders Of fugtyes from justice; but we in
common with the great body Of the citizens feel in
dgnant at this outrage.
n Steamboat has been despatched down the river
TO overtake the pilot-boat, if possible.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19

NipnLThe y. s. Ship Delaporc was al Malo 18th nov
Were II was said she would until the Spring. Com
Crane bad left the Delaware hosed his broad pennan ON
hoard hc u s. Ship Faceh and sailed for Tunis on the 1Ih
OF That month The dtrd CAPTAIN Dovnes, call for
Mar elcs or tle t9ts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
CULTrRE az snGAR.-s.

CULTURE OF SUGAR.--Sogar has been produ-
cod in East Florida, the past season, which Is said to
be superior to the finest New Orleans, and almost e.
quail TO Jamaica, samples ofit, from which this judy
Incnt Of lie quality has boon pronounced, have been
oxhibitodin Charleston; thcy wofo from crop of as
bids. the produce Of Col Dumnetts plantation on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19

he following lines, addressed 10 LADY Byron. are
.adered, by Walter Scott as the finest production
Byrons 7s'' q
There IS q mystic thread of life,
30 dearly wreathed with mine alone,
That dcstiny's relentless knife,
8 AT once must sever both or none. -
There is form, on which these eyes
Have often gazed with fond delight;
BY day that form their Joy supplies,
And dreams restore 1t through the night,
There is voice whose tones inspire
Such thrills of rapture through my breast,
would not hear seraph choir,
Unless that voice could Join the rest.
There is face whose bushes tell
Affections tale upon the check:
But paid, at one fond farewell,
Proclaims more love than words can speak,
There Is a lip, which mine has pressed,
And none had ever pressed before
IL vowed to make me sweetly blessed,
And mine-mine only pressed it more.
There is q bosom--all nv own
Hath piliowed of this aching head;
mouth, which smiles on me alone,
An eye, whose tears with mine arc she'd
There are two hearts, whose movements thrill
In unison so closely sweet,
That pulse to pulse, responsive still,
That both must heave-or cease to beat
There are two souls, whose equal flow,
In gentle streams so calmly run,
That when they nart-thny parti ali, no.
I'hcy cannot part-these souls are one!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19

The four men who woro ccaldcd by the bursting OF
the POtomacs boiler, died on Monday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-19
BAKE HOUSE FOR RENT.

BAKE HOUSE FOR RENT.
MIR. Merriam, OIL 18th street. between hs old
f and the dock, is for rent and ms stand
TOT vending the articles in the bakers line is probably
nor inferior to any in the city; being in every respect
wen "rIubged for an extensive business--Ap ply TO
mar III RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.