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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19

tIiimeT, Atennis Campbell, Goggin aud Gray
are from Bediord-Dsnie, Clayton, and Saunders
from CampbelI-and Booker, Branch and Duval
from Buckingham. -Bcdford only to vote, who
usually does Gas the Lyuchburg J. Republican
says as she e lists in these matters.
IVansemond.-' The election in Nansemond
(says the Norfolk Herald) was uncommonly thin.
We give the result below, in connection with that
In Princess Anne, already published, to shew the
state OF the polls in the district as far AZ tey have
oaJ
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the ship Amethyst, Capt. Nye, arrived at
Boston in nineteen days from Liverpool, London
papers TO 10th and Liverpool to the 2lst April have
be en- received, four days later. than bro ught
by the Canada.
Ii was stated in the London Standard that an
Extraordinary Ambassador was going from Great
Britain 10 Portugal to negotiate the settlement Of
the differences between Don Miguel and his bro
Their, Don Pedro.
Capt. Ross was expected to sail on his new Arctic
Expedition in all April, in the Victory, a steam
vessel OF 200 tons, accompanied by the John OF
$40 tons, laden with fuel and stores for three years
A public meeting had been called by noblemen
and gentlemen oil Ireland, the End May, at the
London Tavern, TO adopt for the erection
OF statue to LORD Wellington, in comInemOration
of his late OF relief to his Msjesys To-
man Catholic subjects.
SEAT OF WAR.-The Messenger des Cham
bcTS states, but without vouchng for the truth OF
| the statement, that in the last week of March a
most sanguinary battle was fought near Gurge-
| yo, in which the Turks had sustained very con.
| siderable loss, and that the Russians had made
| themselves masters ofimportant positions. Ii is
even doubted whether that fortress had not fallen
| into theig power, or at least wasuOt reduced 10
| the last extremity IL is added, that during the
action, the main Russian army had crossed the
Danube at short distance from the field OF battle.
BY accounts from Alexandra, Of the 9th of
March, we learn that the Niceroy had resolved to
furnish the Sultan with a corps of IL 900 cavalry.
sian squadron. these troops would proceed by the
| way OF Palestine, Syria, and Anatolia.
! Ii is said, that Prussia, at the requiston of
| France, has dsclaimed the intention which had
been attributed 10 her ofjoining Russia in the war
which that power is waging against Turkey.
| The CORES pondent Of Nuremburg has tile follow
ing article from the banks Of the Danube, I'd April:
! "Itis by no means supposed that the Russian army
Will, in the next campaign, act hos,ilely against
Servia or Bosnia except, perhaps by besIeging the
fortresses which cover the frontiers Of these pro-
vnces. The motives OF this determinao have
been clearly developed, aud are daily justified by
facts which sufficiently manifest to render ii
unnecessary TO explore the papers Of the Russian
Cabinet aud OF the Staff Of the Army 70 make our
selves acquainted with them.
The Back Sea will remain the capital point of
operations; and, according to all appearance, the
Russian army will begin, as il did last year, by
passing the Danube to Issaktcha. Bot il is still
very uncertain whether this eau be done by the
end OF April, as the winter has much damaged
the foundations Of Che tetes-ds pout, and the dams
erected last year, and the naisby banks Of the
Danube present inyineible obstacles during The
iiis. week U! Use spring"
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COW rION ~ cT,.r,oI.

NO.NVEN TON ELECTIONS.
CAesterfsid-( Co'rected)--John W Jones 352,
d. w. Leigh 329, Samuci aylor PAS, w. r. J-;n-
son, 226, wm. b. Giles I49, W. S. Archer "a,
VIM Old Sc, Branch T. Archer II.
htng i Qaesn-Johu Roane $50, Richard
Morris l0l, VIM. P. Taylor 80. VIM. H. Roane
81, John Gsines Sc, James NJ. Garnett 80, - II.
Upshaw 90. WIN. Garnett II, Charles Hill ~
e. The election was uncoinlnonly thn--conside-
rabiy more than hiatt the froeholders being absent
from the polls.'J
LII N.
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Loud0uH-James Monroe (Late Presideut)
4o9, Charles +. Morcer 500. r. II. Henderson 1892
w. TT. Mason 800, w. III. Fitzhugh 1872, Cuth-
Der; Powell lI6 (Ali from Loudoun, except Mr..
Fitzhugh, who is from Fairfdr; the only county
yet TO be heard fOm.)
He1ry-George Townes 224, Joseph Martin
ZIG, Benz. w. S. Cabel 1919, Archibald Stuart l5S
VIM. Galloway SO. (H Galloway has Declined
IN. H. Chaplin 10, Rawleigh White 63, James
Garland q.
Prince George-J. Y. Mason I3S, Francis E.
Ilives III, f. Rufin 100, b. Harrison 81, Trezvant
80, Austin Claiborne ~, J. CargiIl 81. Richard
Eppes IS, j. Urquhart l5, J. Mason IL, A. Smith
y, Carr Bowers q, j. Holeman 2.
StGford-Judge Dade 81, E. Curry So, A. F.
hose 46, w. III. Fitzhugh 46, j. Taliaierro 40, r.
Bates 40, Colonel Carter 81, T. Seldom 5, Colonel
Gibson s.
LOuiso-James Madison sos, p. p. Barbour
oil, ID. Watson 257, Robert Stanard l55, Ii. G..
Winston l26, w holiday 80, Lawrence I. Dade
SO.
.Neto KeHt-John u. Clopton 16G, John Mar.
shall $50, VIM ChaInberlayne 14I, john Tyler 60,
Il. N. Nicholas Al, John Robertson IL, b. Bss-
sett L, Robert Saunders 6.
Pendieton-Moore l47, Mccoy I4I, Tapp ia,
Swope los, Jones As, Baldwin 40, johnson 81,
Fawrett 8, Peyton 2, Kinney I.-Augusta only 10
vote. Ut is presumed Msssrs Briscoe G.. Bald
win, Chapman johnson, Moore and Mccoy will
be the returned Delegates)
Letois--(Two precincts heard from)-John
New horter 206, l.. s. Duncan 1913, w s. jack
son iI5, j. Laidley los, T. Tayerner %, Adam See
%. Lewis Summers IA.
CONGRESS.
Randoiph-L. Maxwell 377, Joseph Lowell 1874,
WIN. Smith 13.
Observation-Disclosures Smyth AIS.
HOUSE DELEGATES.
Rdnd0lph-Joseph Hart FOG, Isaac Booth
2o5-B. Doibeare 1874, A. Myers 1875, (Close poll.
ingD
TdEet0eH-Thomas j. George al, W. Barnes
253-Samuei II. Davidson 1888
W00d-H. L.. PREMISE 2l9, David u. Spen-
Ger 2lO-George w. Lewis 1875, Alex. Ii Creel
LAG.
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S2O REWARD


IN ANYWAY from he subscriber living 10 MssklsnbuIE
- We. tue 4h inst PeeI; he may endeavour PES; BY
the OF Cook, Peter Cook Peter Funk lac has fire.
quenty been called by the Latter aud his father WIN lived
and about Petersburg for years tue former, by
fictitious he has eudeayoued ~ procure free.
papers from fee Of colour who lost her husband
ssme three years ago, who free Of colour
aud whom he supported 10 have hsJ free papers from the cir.
cunanes u bis wishing TO buy then, obtain by
ioau fot the pupVts Oi getting w1Vte there are
ssyeA Tree Of colour, the Deighboubood where he
lived who Peler dark muistto man about
thirty Eve years Of aye, and about FIVE feet eight
inches bh he has small his face caused by burn
s1d his face quite pbaid times, bis VI the roman
form usual fo slaves his eyes small aud very black he
wore a smsll pair Of thu uhskefs when he o. he
speaks quick, but IL Intercepted opt u stamuer aud when
he his 10 the face, s under sly look quickly
withdrawn. He Is Of the ordinary size, broad across the
shoulders for " bis sse he had clothes exeep
pair Of old mixed psnslOoD when be went On the balance
Of his clothes arrested ON him. and is probable the
clothes he may get, will not TT him we'll Peter read sud
pefhsps write he Of good sbeHd and sfu.
He may possibly attempt TO eicape in vessel Or steamboat
the masters Of which cautioned not 10 receive him
beard. The shove rewsrd will be given for the delivery
the said 70 10 Meoklenbug. Lonhardy Grove
ARAiISTREAT DAVIES.
a. a.
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Norfolk County, and Borough yet to vote.
.hdffhe,os-Thomas r. Joyncs LAG, Thomas r.
featman 80, Severn E. Parker 7s, A. p. Upshur
II, ii. Biliups II, Calvin II. Read IA, Thomas NJ.
Bayley 65.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. Joynes I29, Severn
E. Parker 100, A. p. Upshur 80, Thonas r. Yest-
man OF, Calvin H. Read 81, Humphrey Billup.
sc. Thomas NJ. Bsyley A, DIR. Christian 2.
Shenandoah Disfrict-Complete
SHENANDOAH, May IL, 1929.
From a C0rresp0ndent-"T The election for De.
iegates TO the Convention in the District compos-
ed OF Rockingham and Shenandoah closed yester-
day-Wm. Anderson and Samuel Cotfman of She
nandoah, and DR.. Peachy Harrison ana DIR. Jacob
ID. Williamson Of Rockingham are returned. The
vote was uncommonly thin. We had hoped bot
ter things' but the nominees being all relormists
and their views of political economy in the NOR.
important features OF the proposed change general
iy the same, no doubt, (added 10 the backm ardness
OF the season rendering the time of our farmers
precious) occasioned the apparent apathy which
ma rk ed the election.
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LEHdftc Hospital, Ttlt3dWS6ufg,
J0TICbis hsrsby given thStsi tho hisinstus
sTe occupied, and hat pstient he received
s5soUe OF thsssid osssrs vscspt motto tof which vii
sGivsp. Dy VTdsI Of Oh. couttOf DIsctso.
Nav zt az j. HENLEY
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y NTeCu Members.

The National Journal is guilty Of its usual so
pbistcatioD. 1t IS not true, that Mr.. Chandler, &"
member oil the last Senate" or Mr. Owen, a
member Of the last II. of H., appointed Collectors
by Gen. Jackson, come within the rule we laid
down. They tcere not members OF Congress, what
ever they might haze Geen--snd, therefore the
proposition utterly iaiIs.-Nor is il true, that Mr.
Jcromus Johnson, appointed al Appraiser in New
ORR, IS !" member Of Congress-" He teas in
the last CoDgressbUt was not elected TO the ne NJ
and, therefore, lie does not come within the rule.
We retort the suggestions Of the n. Journal, and
ADVISE lis Thirty niue Editors TO throw such auib-
bling paragraphs " into the fire."
But 1t is all Of piece. II will be guilty Of So
phIstlcatioD and misstate Inent TO the end of the
chapter. 1t Is precisely in the same vein. that II
now attempts TO charge the President with foreign
predictions, and with design to sacrifice cur In.
lterests TO those Of G.. Britain. :" Gen. Jactaon
lsays this audaciods PRINT expressed his high sl,-
probation OF the Nova Scotia authorities ia sezipg
aud in'Prisoning Bskerp'--The Telegraph again
coniradicts lis deliberate assertion, and gives the
true version as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19

The appointment of Mr.. Rives has been re-
ceved With great ectdt.-The Coalition are pick
ing no flaws iD it" What, NOR atty dumb toop'-
The friends Of the Administration approve it--snd
we tTus, the French Claimants who have memori-
allied the President, in behalf of a special COM
mission, will be contented for the present.--Ths
New York Evening Post cong ratolates its
commercial friends on the appointment:--" Mr.
Rives is an accomplished geDtlemaa and
possesses in high degree those qualities which
tit him peculiarly for the diplomatic station assign
ed him by tie Executive He has Urbsuty, dis
erection, judgment and talents. We need have no
fears ofour oreige relations abroad, whether com-
inerciaI or poiihca when they confded TO such
men as M'Lans Of Delaware & Siyes Of Virginia -
If Mr Riyes can carry into execution one of
the favori,e plans Of his patron and freud Mr.
Jefferson (sshen he wa ninistsr " Franee) & open
the doors wider for tobacco, with the importance
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06
LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON, MAY e.
Council of Seven Hundred-Our House of Represents
tves if may judge from present appearances will be one
of the bodies that has been convened tor
deliberate legislation The City Council of Boston has drec-
ted the electors send Representatives; the towns
vicinity disposed to avail themselves of then con-
sttuonal privilege and send many they entledo
Cambridge has chosen six Charestown has voted to seno
eght Addeboro' has elected six Salem and NewbuyP0fI
towns in Franklin county, which have attey sent more
than dozen will delegate whole regiment iheie
three hundred towns in the Commonwealth VI hese'
probably thirty entitled FIVE and and will choose
less the aggregate, than hundred Representatives.
probably hundred and seventy towns entitled 10 w"
three, and will elect the aggregate, three hundrea au
hitting that the other hundred choose but one REPRE-
sentative each and they cam doubtless, they choose SEM
hundred and y) these several MEMBERS together WIN oa
fy-fve will form house, probably falling little SNORT "
number of seven hundred
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06
APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS.

| Francis Il. Ogden to be Consul at Liyernool :;
place Of Mr. M0ury, removed.
John Campbell, of Virginia. to be Treasurer If ,h0
United States, in place of William CLARK, removed
Joseph Nourse has-been removed from the Office ne
Register of the Treasury.
| Andretc Gerritson has been removed from tho oe
Of Postmaster at Middetown, Del
Cornelius Z. Van Ness, of the State of Vernon,
to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpoten
tlary of the United States to Spain, in the place of Az
eronder H. Ereyctt, recalled.
William Pitt Preble, of the State of Maine 10 he
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotentiary of
the United States to the Netherlands.
Washington FIRING, of the State of New York. to
be Secretary of the Legation of the United States to
Great Britain.
Charles Carroll Harper, of the State of MARYLAND
to be Secretary of Legation of the United States 10
France.
r. II. Smith, of New York, vice Joseph Nourse, re.
moved
We understand that the Constellation frigate is f.
ting out at Norfolk for the porpose of CARVING Mr.
McLGne to England and Mr. Ripes to France Its
expected that she will sail about the LIST of July
Richmond Compiler
-~e9e~-
LAFAYETTE.-lt was stated in many of the
papers, that this distinguished friend of the United
States had requested hogshead two of earth taken
from the battle ground of Bunker's Hill to be for
warded to him in France, for the purpose of srewing
it round his remains, when he should be laid in the
tomb. We could not persuade ourselves that there
any truth in the story, and we are glad to see it
contradicted in late New York paper. Such re.
quest is in opinion, far from being in
with the nature and well regulated judgment of La
Fayette-however strongly his affections may be en-
twined with this country Bali. Patriot.
--sGs~-
The warning States of Colombia and Peru have
paid very gratifying compliment to the United States
The 9Th article of the Treaty which they have just
concluded, provides that, On account of the mutual
dstrust existing between the two Powers it is agreed
to request the United States of America to act
mediator, and qua, antee the Treaty to be made.' But
it becomes us duly to consider how far will avail
ourselves of the compliment which is paid to U.s.
whether will act mediator, and as guaran-
tee The two functions it is obvious, are essentially
distinct. In the capacity we shall have to settle
the disputes between Colombia and Peru. In the 9TH
er to enforce the decision, which may pronounce
as an umpire. These questions of too grave
character to be settled in an of-handed manners and
which most cheerfully transfer to men skiul In
their own line.-Richmond Compiler.
-~e0s~-
LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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Or not at all, or nowadays,
None knows;
But we'll suppose
On weighing probabilities,
Twas in town;-and very soon
After Miss Fanny Wright made show of her abilites-
The>tOhen without doubt when doubling hrved;
The aohere where doubter thought he lived.
These doubters peculiar, in toto;
Nor Cuvier nor Battius has book'd them
At least, not underneath the head of homo;
In Siaia, may have OVERLOOKED them.
On second thought, with apes they've relation,
Their organs the reverse of imitation.
81 doubt it, is their creed,
And the extent of their professions;
And all the wisdom that their children need
That talisman puts in their possession.
But as the world has imperfections,
aH common things should not be secuted,
Euclid is therefore given them with directions
That Q. E. d. implies, tohich must be doubted.
Whence came they, staggers speculation
Some say, from plastic mud, in bog drain,
The sun effected their creation;
And hence little softness doth remain
About their composition:
And that Hl0On-stroke was their fnisher
Themselves have tradition,
Rather confirming this suspicion,
That they arose like Egypt's frogs, eels in vinegar,
Or like this long prologue of mne,--
Il hate long prefaces) toithout design.
Well, one of these things met common man.
man of common sense--no fool,
But made according TO the common plan,
And of the old Newtonian school,
Who thought he knew
thing or two
Beyond the egotizing rule.
They talk d and differed. Twas on tideso creeds,
Or spiritual or corporal gravity,
Or what you will The man must needs,
To fix his point, assert a Deity.
81 doubt that-prove it, said the other thing
The task little botherng,
But he essayed:-"According to fix'd laws,
When earth began it must have had cause.''
:" Prove beginning to creation,''
Said our Caresian sneerngy,--
" Prove that effect implies causation,--
You make mere pettio principi."
Aghast the man of Bacon stood,
While orthodoxy boiled his blood
"I'll prove it not The things as plain
AS in my hand l hold this cane.''
The sceptic cried: "my eyes may well deceive;
And though were to see, to hear, to feel
That fancied cudgel, would still believe
1t might be yet unreal,
And like myself ideal;
Such doubt hangs all think senses do revea
Who could forbear to fog
That stretched so far the doubling plan.
Our hero thought it very clever
To find tulcruns for his lever,
And speaking, proved by blows and knocks
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FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
L DOUBT 1T.

Whether what follows hap'd in place, or space
Whether in Wilmington, or in the moon,
Or not at all, or nowadays,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
Ej-am Ee Correspondent Of tis u. s. Gd.sii>.
wv =

w AsHlNGTON, June l6
q Gdntlemen,-Among tho circumstances trivial
in themselves which tend to sew the bearing assu-
med by the new political residents of this city and "a
illustrate tho feelings which are cherished Ivy them
towards those Of the citizens who within the
reach OF prescription, have selected the one which
forms the subject Of tho annexed dramatic sketch II
hscloses Major Eaton's notions of rePubicaDsn i
also dscloSes the great change which has taken place
in his feelings towards city and its corporations
Tie was once regarded firm friend of the CITY.
was member of the District Committee of the SEN
ate, and excrted himself to promote the interest OF
the city. But al the late election for Council, the
citizens proved themselves stubbornly Anti Jack
sun, showing strength OF about l-2 or to I
against the present rulers that they have nothing to
expect for the neI four years but rebus and dsap.
poinments.
Bya law Of Congress OF 1924, orncniatory of our
City Charter the corporation required appoint
Assessors from the respectable freeholders, who arc
oath, to render valuation OF the real and perso-
nal property of the citizens. Under this law, the
Assessors called on Major Eaton, and the following
sceuc ensued.
fsorNE.-The Hon. J. II. Eaon's house in the city
of Washington 'rt,tE-Saturday. Jnne n 1890
about half past 4, j. M.-Enter, at the front door
f'rree Assessors who pull l.s bell. 4 servant np-
pears.
list. Assessor. Is Major Eaton at home,
servant. Yes, sir, but he is BOW nj dinner.
Assessor. Then do not disturb him. You will LEI
him know the Corporation Assessors have been here
his property, and hat, after they have flu
ished in tn neighbourhood' they viii call again.
IN about an hour afterward the assessors returned.
The same servant appeared
Ist Assessor. You VIII please II let Major Eaton
know that we have again called to look at his petso.
nal property
Exit servant, WHO returned in few miHntcs
Servant: The Secretary is engaged, md cannot
now attend to you.
Assessor. BE good enough 70 toll Major Eaton.
that VIC do not wish dis,urb him. or call him from
his company. We only request his permission TO
enter his drawing room TO estimate the value Of
bis property.
lfsdt servant who lid not again return
Ntcr lapse Of near half an hour, one Of the
Assessors ia jackson man) observed that this was
very extraordinary troatment, and be did not feel
disposed TO submit 20 it. lie then rang the bell
and no one appearing, after some time, he rang il
again, but no attention was paid to the summons.
Finally, another servant coming accidentally into the
house. was requested to ropeut the message of the
3sscssors 20 Major Eaton, and TO add, that as they
were about 70 leave that noghbsurhood they would
have opportunity 70 repeat their visit. After a
ftpse of several minutes
Enter. MAJOR Eaton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

,. ~ BosroS June H.
cd'e N Eg,y-The trial ofhe case Of Farn,rc Admins
ra'oI 81 Hubbard, Brooks, commenced ycs,eIda"
Tue o consisting of 81 TO 100 large pages was ad and tho
equally long, was CONNIE nearly completed nv
C!oc Ilc n.errogatores of the complainant and ~,
answers OF the defendant iheIc;c f1ninz par i IN. hi,
gehef answer remain yet 10 he read. not roble ,h,,
day. ' "0'''' " H'oHoV or
For the complainant, WInr, Pag3 and .NTcSoi,
or the defendant, WysSrER, GoThanl and Harm
we propose to give view of the il shah have
hnished Tho courthonse crnu.ded - La.-nIi Wv -h
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WARRANTED SCYTHES.

NOR sale at the sign OF the Pal Init. corn.
plete assortment OF SCY7IJES, which I war.
rant. Farmers arc invited to call and give Them
trial.
also, the British Patent ScyIes, from 10 10 81
inches and general assortment Of Hardware Sad.
dlery and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth tho attention
Of purchasers. THOMAS A. RTJST
NAV 92-18t Gfir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

FRESH GOODS.---H. NELSON has re.
ceived by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutesring
ColouTed and black gros dc naples
fancy bercge, and gauze scaris and hdkG;
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, r.lll and Swiss musiins
Plain cambria and iaconet do
Manchester and French cambria ginphans
Common and fine calicocs, assorted, with "A VA
rioty OF other seasonable and desirable goods
ALSO,
Superior power loom riIcctipgs, nanuGictured nv
Mrssrs. Cunningham & Anderson, of this Civ.
which will be sold at the manufacturers lowest cash
w. 49, may %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
I.OSI'.

JIN)O1.
OSF On Friday The 18th inst in The city of ich-
inond, or between the city and Frazer's Tavern
on Mechanicksvile Turnpike n double cased siiyey
Watch, with pntent crystal and n narrow Blnrk
Ttbbon-ctain, ID which is attached small sfeeI-Ee,,
whoever, VIII deliver the said watch to Daniel Viii
Ter, opposite the Union Tavern in the said city, shall
receive Gpe doitarsfor their trohble
june 22-2tF SAhf'L BROWN