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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
District of ColuyMb'a,

County Of Alezand,ia, oct.
NOVEMBER TxuN. 1928.
lee Massey Alexander. Complainant
a. AGAINST
WillarxR SwiA, Ann r. swift, Henry I'm Chaneey
Allison and Mary his wife, late Mary
Swift, and Ann Swift, widow OF
Jonathan Swift, decd, Defendants.
TVliIE defendants not having entered their appear
snce and given security. according to the statute
and rules Of the Courts and It appearing TO the salts
action Of the Court, upon affidavit filed, that the said
defendants are not inhabitants Of the District OF Co
hlmbis--ou the motion of the complainant BY his
counsel, ordered. that the said defendants do sp
pear here on or before the first day Of next April
term, and answer the bill of the Complainant, and
give security tor performing the DEGREES ofthe Courts
anil that copy OF this order be forthwith published IN
of the public newspapers printed in the town OF
Alexandrs for two months successfully; and that ano
ther copy be posted at the front door of the court
house Of the said county.
Teste, E. I. LEE, C. C.
dec 81 Pm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
Cash Will be Given
We willy give Cash

UNOR one hundred lis ely YOUNG NEGROES ofboth
II sexes between the ages Of and 25year' Per
sons who wish 10 sell, would do well to give Us CALI
as the negros are wanted immedisteiy We will give
more than any other purchasers that are IN mafAe'
or may hereafter come into market.
Any letters addressed to the Subscribers through
the POST Office at Alexandra, will be promptly at
tended to- For information enquire 81 the su5serlb-
er.' west end Of Duke street, Ale xandrfs, &.
,.c 70 FRANKLIN & AKNFIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
Looking-Glasscs Hardware &c.

John Summers,
Coach and Harness Maker;
I'm tAsaph stree, between King and Prince streets,
~ returns his grateful acknowledgements to the Ct.
tzens of Alexandra and its vicinity for the befa
enlargement which he has received since he has
menced business, and assures them that he will work
on rs reasonable terms any body the District; and
still hopes by his strict attention business and his
earnest desire to please. 10 merit share Of the public
patronage.
". B I'll orders will be promptly attended to.
dec IS en-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19
a Card.
WILLIAM =. @UTT

RESPECTFULLY offers his services TO the public
II AS an 4uconeer and general Commission Merchant
His store at the of Prince and Uhion-strects
Any business entrusted to his care, will be promptly
Stten,led to- oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-19

Salt.
500 bushels white Catz salt, which will answer all
TIE purposes of ground alum, and comes much lower,
for sale by LINDSAY, HILL Co.
nov % W.R
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
From the Nsy. Orleans .idpertiser, of asg. &c.

Mr.. EpiroR-The following ao-cdo,e was
ed 10 me few days ago, by one Of toe par
" concerned, which, il you think worthy Of
. publication you are welcome 10.
A few Years ago in one OF the northern medi'
cal colleges, young physician was so fond OF
dissrc,ing ,ha, he would very often coniioue
his cissec,ions until lac a. night One nigh
having lef, the dissectirg room for shor' 'irne
upon returning, he walked deliberately upst r,;
hardly had be reac he'd the door, when ne was
nearly precipiiated from he Top to the bottom
If the steps, by coming IN con act with his SER
want, an irishman. who was mployed as an as.
sistan,, who al the same timc set up cry OF
murder! murder!! Having recovered himself
in measure, he was infoIm mel by ne irishman,
tha, the head of a man which was lying on he
floor, had altered IT'S position. The young phy-
stefan, IN using hat some # he medical SUI
dents were amosias thsmssjses a his expense,
ordered the his man TO ligh, the candle, which
had been extinsuished. When light was
brought, the irisrman, having been ordered,
cautiously opened the door, &c End out the cause
of tn extraordinary phenoIneno"; but no soon
sr was the door opened, when he h al moving
again, caused the Irishman to cry our murder:
with such steutorian Lungs, as TO alarm the
whole institution. candle having been
brought the third time, the young physician
took i, from he hands Of the af,igh'ed lrish-
man. and seized stick, walked 10, determined,
thai ,f anv of the students were therein conceal
ed 10 mske them feel the weight of it. The
he adj was perfectly still until he approached II,
when. i.dec Of his as,onis' ment, i, stood erect
and S, ared him in the face: he stiemP ed to
ouch il: il sprang foot from the ioor: ne
,ouched il with the stick; he would attempt 10
move il on ono side. i, moved on the her
The Irishman standing by, could not move from
fr,ph, but made ,he walls resound with the cry
of murder. Lo, and brhoid I! vas Rat i:
which had crept into the head, the brains hsV
ing been ,akrn out, md had nQi been aRia 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26

lie Immediately went to the house Of the pa
rents OF tie girl 10 see If she had returned
home, and found she had not; wen IN pursui,
OF an officer, arrested both men and co'fned
them, and then went in srsrch Of he body; af,
ter looking short time, he sucte ded in find
ing il. The money which had been p lid to the
glrl was found in the possession IF he men,
which leaves no doubt but hey are the murder
ers."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
Earthenware and China.

II 'BERr u. MILLER has jus, received from Lv'
IL "rpooL. per ship, Pioneer a d Boston
l65 crates and hogsheads Of Earthen,oare,
China. Se.-which enables Inn to offer an unusually
extensive and besu' ful assortment Of goods:
English and French china dnner-sets
Assorted crates, in the original package
Rich cut, pressed and moulded glass
Pipes in boxes, lack lead and sand crucibles
Portable cooking furnaces stone ware
Plated and j,panned casters. &c &C. eo3w
a. Genius of liberty. Virgins Gazette. Winchester
Republican, and Woodstock paper. will publish the
above and charge Il. H. n.
sept rs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26

sugar, Paper, Gin, dc.
n boxes white HAVANA Sugar
U so reams patent straw Pspon
barrels country gin
3barreI cloves
s. Or. casks Malaga wine
boxes prime apple cheese
IS boxes Muscatel rasins
80 Lisbon Mats. Just received per sohr. virgis
ia from New York. which will be sold on accommodate
ing terms by LINDSAY HILL 4 Go.
sept 20 WR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
sept I8-1awt3Dec

handing
EROM schr. Esther & Sally from Philadelphia
Il bbls linseed oil
10 reams double straw paper
IA DO single do do do.
Nv STORE
so resms straw wrapping paper
10 do medium printing do
10 do royal do do
50 do bw priced wrapping do
10 do medium do do
for sale by ii. MILLER SOk.
sept22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26


"ossIO MuRDER.-The last Haverhill On.
S'st, relates The following case of murder,
' "''Fihie particulars of which are obtaiaed
''n source entitled 10 credit:
!, ~, n man wEs keeps public house in Ringe,
4, Sas'''e County had employed girl to do
mouse work, until her wages had amounted
-, s'S"' $40. Her time was up, for which en-
rs rs u and the money was paid to her in pre-.
y,W. Two mer, who we're Strangers and ta-
,,'n - Who Rad called at he house Soon ar,
a. l'e money vas rsid over, the NO men irf.
ia 1'uAe' and 500 a.,er the girl left also, for
pose oil so,as - hsr p2cca,s, who lived
h - s'ea' distance, EEs Sss no SUSPECT IN
evil m'ads OF aaE .a>, ,aal there wa> any
o. 'uesien IN the basn-ss II in the nigh,.-
,i. .yy were put into sgl,, DON adioi""g h
had lug room VI ihc .zstlord and, sfter all
b.4,S '.'dea 10 BED, eSe Of me me" Wa, over.
r., - sa: 80 How me - ii n bit me-
lorI p 'H'e exeise4 ,be cpr,osrtv & The land
nuuuuuu-u-. " - ,Some I'm. es n .tio, md
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
$50 Reward

$50 Reward
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 5th of
IL June, living in Prince Georges county, id. negro
woman BETSY; tall we'll looking woman, about %
% years old She expects chilli about the middle
of this month. She took with her her bed and bed
ding Her clothing consisted of a white and other
dresses together with country cloth and cotton rock
and bonnet trimmed with pink ribbon will give
90 dollars for the apprehension Of said woman. If taken
in the state of Maryland, 50 dollars if taken of
the state HENRY THOMPSON.
august 15-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
AZ r 0Gs
BY GEORGE WHITE.

TIL, EVENIhG at early eandk-kgM,
Will be sold, al the Auction rtore, corner OF King
and ST Asaph-streets,
variety Of DRY GOODS, and other articles, cone
sisting in part of blue, black brown, and miAt cloths
and cassmeres, 40 pieces Of cassiet,s eent colors
ves,ings, blankets; A,nneisi domestcsi shawis and
hdkfs; merino long sh.w,; caiicoes quilt; mems fur
hats pier aud mantle glasses. Also, small invoice
of hardware, combs brads, sc. &c.
uTNo stmittance to sept 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
Hand for sole.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed TO the subscri.
I'D Der, the 2sth day Of May. 1897 by John Ftz-
hugh. and Maria, his wife, and now Of record in the
Clerks Office Of Fairfax, shall offer for SALE for cash.
before the front door Of the Curt House Of Fairfax
County, the 1911 day Of October nsrl 1t being the
FIRST day Of the Court tor sad county,
,xe1R< Il ThACT OF LAND
S& situated partly in Fairfa, ID Loudoun coun-
~ ties, containing 800 acres, being thu land
49, commonly known as LiCKSONS LOT up
which Eleanor Cooksey formerly resided, and firm
ing part Of the tract upon which The said John
F,tzhugh resides.
AS the subscriber sells as Trustee other title viii
be passed by him than that conveyed in the deed. Ne
doubt. however. is entertained as to the title.
sept 2l-tl9thOct N. TYLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26

awards ct one hundred emlgrants, princi,
80 IRISH, came over 10 the ship BosroN, ar.
.''1 At this port yesterday. They intend TO
'0'S on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
District Of Columbus,

County Of alexandria.
nAvID BANGS has applied to the Honorable
~ william Cranch, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia. to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of in,olvent debtors within the District of Co
lumba ON Saturday. the twenty sixth instant, at %.
CLOCK, A. NJ al the Court House in Alexandra, when
and where his creditors are required TO att.nd.
EDM l. LEE,
sept 24-St c. g. c. ID q. c. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
Valuable Real Estate

Valuable Real Estate,
OFFERED for sale on long credit. or in exchange
7 for Corporation Stock of this Town, or Stock OF
That large three story Brick
iii a"s s. $, ssspS .sss'., with the vacant lot
adjoining on the east
That eiegont Mansion and H"y Square
of Ground fronting on Oronoko and washington s's'
formerly occupied by Mr. Hopkins. -.
That Convenient f,po story Brick DiDelling
on Cameron street. and opposite the Market Occupied
by Capt. jenkins.
That beautifully improved Hoy Square
of Ground fronting Wolfe, Henry, and Fayette SITS.
formerl Mr Marstellers, and in the occupancy Of
Miss Winter And
A moiety of the pery valua6le Wharfand
Warehouse the southeast extremity OF Prince street,
now occupied by Messrs. Fowle CO.
All this property is in good state OF repair,
and has careful by the year For terms apply
to WIN BARTLEMAN, or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
Two Aundv ed & Fifty Acres

47<, Aoou fifty of which are covered with
&2f heavy growth Of white and red oak Timber.
~ Fifteen acres well set in timothy,
&SAke> and about ten more in state If preparation
to be sown, the whole OF which is meadow land of the
best quality; considerable portion of the arabic land
has been improved by liberal application of manure
within few years The improvements consist OF
Comfortable Dwelling ~ use with three rooms and
passage on the fret hoor, and the above and two
portcoes, Kitchen barn. stables and negro quarters,
with other necessary houses and we'll Of excellent
water in the yard in which there is fixed pump.
At The same line and place will BE- also .od,
the whole stock of Mules, Cattle and Sheep, belong.
ing to the plantations together with Farming u,enssi
asset OF Blacksmths' tools; Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and double Gig. recently repaired.
Terms for the Land, will be third in hand, the
balance in two equal annual ins,alments, with deed
of trust upon the land to their paymentor the
personal property, Cash will be required for all
not exceeding five dollars, and credit Of six months
will be given for all over FIVE dollars the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. Any per.
son. DESTROYS to purchase by private bargain have
an opportunity to do tan, time previous to the day
of sale. by calling on the subscriber.
aug A-2awt 9th Oct, WA. PEAKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26

Notice.
INCUR Umbrellas have been left at my Auction.room.
Il The owners will please CALL pay for this notice, and
take them away. GEO. WHITE.
sept 26
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
SHIP NEWS,

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER IS.
Ship Boston, FiLley Liverpool Sc days; salt and coal
to the master; dry goods to Joseph Janney Co. and
C l.P. Thompson, and Charles liennea hardware 70
Jonathan Butcher, earthenware to r. II. Miller.
Brig Bran 4, wine, Perry, Thomaston; Lime to A. C.
Cazenove & Co.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore; passengers
and fre.gh, for the District
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26

"Pu5Iic reports in urIson With probability, as
cribes to the English policy the diaorsoniza-
ton If The Cabinet, connec.ed with plan OF ,n
siliance agains' Russia, coneer'ed by the Duke
of Wellington and Prince Poienac."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
Coal! e., AZ!

100 bushels selected Crate Coal, received per
SJWD loop Chercb. and now landing at Rsm;ays
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
LIVERPOOL MARKETS

On Saturday tie 2Oh inst about 1890 bales of Cotton w.,
o ana thus Ter this week, the business is computed At 7oG
pde ne conpieXion OF the market rehains ,I
.r ' me cenand IN Ameriuan is confined chiefly to n,,,I
" ranging on FAR upio good The accounts from
v are To loose their gloomy tendency but no int
OF any stability has yet taken place there or in lie
ne Corn MARKET was very inactive Wheat declined
IS per or. scarcely any enquiry for Flour or Indian CO..
ana Hces OF poth articles rather lower the weather for e
piS mas been exceedingly favorable for the crow mo Crows
IT AT yesterdays market the business was limited and
as wen as Iour was again lower some i;rher de In.
ooKed iAT In Tobacco the transactions are
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
ssassss-sR


The following spirited lines, by English author w
believe have several times appeared in print Thei
applicability la IN" present condition Of certain grea
mcn IN power, aud the means which they empoye
TO obtain 1t, will warrant their re-puhcation an
those 1T our readers to whom the verses are new
Viii thank Us for doing Boston Jouy.
TIE EAGLE AND THE WORM.
The giant Eagle scared on high,
in;o the regions OF the sky;
Dashed through the clouds, III glorious state,
And OF the highest mountain sat-.
And said
Here then stand
Head Of my kingdom: who shall ily
10 this sublime us'rodlcu la.,l3
Who can approach me-"
-"
said small voicc-,c looked around.
Aud saw an earti-worm the Ground
Ne rivas?-Su,
low cam's; TEAR here" the Eagle callj;
"i3-trom hclow,"
hud how then here" II crowed."
Ne Ministers and Generals,
Nn Chancellors and Cardinals,
Lawyers and LGu,rat,.s all,
That occupy these acats on high,
Come now and tell u5-did youGy,
ar did you cra'e@
IT'S really odd, nov OF one traces
Your cya;at.sg to the lottieSt places.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

WM' b. LEwts.-lt appears that the timely no.
tee taken by the National Journal of the do,Icatnn
OF tins gentleman, at the time of his appointnnn ~
90 Auditor, and or The consistent doings If f,,o
kcoriners has been attended with a useful efcct to
the u. y Treasury. In this instance that paper has
done good service. Notwithstanding their oya1tsd
outgivings i'll the matter Of economy and reform
THESE reormers will he the worse for bein well
looked to- At least the public interests will in MI
Likelihood be subscrved thereby. 1t is an old remark
that they who are most rocerous in praise of reform
are not always the most likely to practise tIese hore
" virtues The suMoincd paragraphs we extract
from the Journal of Friday.-Dait. Pat.
81" IS false savs the Kentucky Gazette ,lt Major o;
nelaucf We harcrepcacdy asked icbere aud ,r6sn ,i
"'ncey was made up: But have answered only nv
stubborn silence We therefore, answer The question
ourselves ~ I''''''1
Our original reference to the subject was on the 10Th Jn,
and that Immediately follow BY tc assertion tia, Ma
Jor Lewis dS deaulcr when General Jackso appo;nd him
to be tie Second AuAiior. u P" nun
About the 10Th or 18th Of July MaJon Irvt SETTLED p &C.
c0tN ST THE RKAtfy, aud Immediately afterwards the de-
caTaon made rs appearance fiat Major Lewis NOT dc
ana That he p0Es not owe the T. States n cent
ine Jackson editors may boast Of reforms as much a
ey please, and make the air ring with tflaH 10 the Chief
the banlsmont OF every honest experienced clerk from
hce re have the satisfaction know that bv our tine
NOTICE OF the deialcaton If Major lie is We have lrouo,
some thousands into tho public Treasury by DIMINISHING
TIE i of public delautsrs, effected ,efn which will ADJ
vantage tie country than ali tie reforms Of General jack
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
From the '!ntionui Iateuigf7,cey Of .Efon1gr,
TO THE PIfHI IL, y

have observed an editorial ar Gle in tho s,1r;,l c.,
TsraPa OF the 9th instant, protesting be founded mon
'i n!ioInaion containing charge which, if true would
m oy JUSTIFY my removal from Office, the infection nj The
seycreSt punishment known o the laws ' WV
Nme le charge which has been made against me affords
an open demonstration of that deep maguiiv which bbe
mas Geen cautiously concealed is for the Grsl time .rc
Gen IN way worthy only OF him who sanctioned and of
NC teim1tlon OF this callDny is within my power The
eNIdaon night give could fail being satCac,or ~,
my friends and the public and perhaps would tend to ,
C 81 "lsea abused ana deceived community. But tf.
o'ai manner III which this charge been announced nd
the authoritative language is rbade 10 sneak de,and Co.
more than lis simple reiitation ~ nun ''''
e'her my own delinquency, The basce OF tia,
SANDER which has been invented against me- have t,e -
aHeHied 10 Tribunal OF JUSTICE, upon whose decision am
esS OF those who are dependant upon it. ~
august Gh, 1929 ANDREW rOvtr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

ESEcrr1a". two slaves convicted If 10
murder OF Mahlon Dickinson, tho ovcrsoer Of NJ
SITES plantation were pursuant to their sentences.
executed at Savannah on the eth H..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

Major Ncyh, who, twclycmon,h back, offered a
large reward for experimenting the President Of the
United States and the several hc7ds of denarrncn,
whom he styled the travcIIinr cabinet" now thinks
that common decency iG not respect for our irstfu
tons requires that the Chief Magistrate Of tho Union
should moi DC spoken of in a vulgar manner"
York Recg7do~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
GREECE.

The Augshurgh Gazette gives the fo,lovinr OK
tract OF letter, dated Ancona, Mav 26:-"Af Tho
letters from the Ionan Islands agree in STATING that
the differences between the English and Russian Ad
mras are removed, and that Admiral Hevden has
confined himself to the simple blockade fine Oar
danccs ouithe Greeks complain bitterly Of the Erp
lSh Proclamation which annuls their blockade Of tho
ports and coast situated beyond the Iorea and the
Cyc!adcs, because 1t depriycs them Of III tho adyan
iages they have recently acquired the Continent
OF Hrcece, and compromises their future lot in the NO.
gotatlon7 about to DC commenced at Constantiuople
ihey intend 70 employ oil possible means both bv
diplomacy and force ofarms, 80 MAINTAIN Themselves
N the positions IN IivadIa, Albania and Tbcssalv.-
count CaPo d lstras will again apply 10 the three
powers to induce them to recall decision which corn,
prises tie dearest interests Of Greece He has rc
solved on rcsigDdg the Office Of President sl,o,,ld
ne no" ircvaIi on these Cabinets 10 grant unlimited
protection 70 Greece. lie bccycs il impossible to
Govern nc country without sufficient guarantee and
me French agents II Greece share the same opnion
but they Try 10 induce him to retain his Office and f
com nUe ms military operation without attondinp to
the Eng!l-h PfocaInatioUs According to what fLnv
ascot jha extension ofthe Grecan frontier is re,aT
acc 10 tfan1e a necessary 10 the establishment Of
peace n TIE Lest. The Greek Generals act on Tins
lDosTS.''r ting, e.'EoIgh tae as, Pro,occ, pueG 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

''iy"t'' = sat statement, Published n the Weston,
Register, compiled from tho cua-,erig returns Of the
tN 'ne 4h"ity"i sat rar"ftc,sed ia Kenhawa coun,y
Hs @ I. use sa' 7ft'rsi, u have been something more
''l''D Pr '''" W t's'c" Es greatly an,
We " eye. t3ot 81 Tire oS the iutcgoJ suDa q,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01
A CAR

TINE undersigned thankful for tho liberal
snenursa emsni heretofore extended To
him, Ivy The citizens OF byuohhus. ,oiiciis n
continuance If their patronass. Having
some leisure hours during the dny, he Would
he pleased To devote them TO giving insituc.
lions IN inslruneniui Music. comprising Ihe
Piano. Forte. Violin, German Flute and Ciari.
onet
To those who are somewhat advanced IN
practical music. he would suggest lii. Hdvnn-
taees To be derived from, The requirement, Of
style, (which can only bn attained by mans
Of example and respectfully proposes 10
them his aeeo wpanimeDi OF the V,o'in.
IL Is deemed unnecessary ~ MS I'M. 10 pro.
duce anv wnurn Testimonials. lie would
merely refer 10 the gentleman amnieus OF 'h'
city, with whom he has had the pleasure Of
performing.
Applications may be made nj tho Franklin
Hotel.
". b. Pianos tuned and repaired.
WIN HARTMAN.
Jan. |. ITS