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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

ETw1LL!AM MILLER, john Morris, francis
Wv Pledge, Elizabeth Pledge, William Pledge,
VIM. WoolsoR and ~ie--rsks notice, that | shall on
the hird Monday in March next, at Goochand cou,t
house, between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the morning
and O'Clock OF The sv-nng OF the same day, proceed
To take the Deposit, oil Roderck Payne and o,ters,
10 be read evd, nee in suit depending the chan
cevy side OF HE county court oi Govchland in which
am complainant and you defendants, at which lime
and place you may attend if you please.
jan IL. 81 -wiw' ARCHER PLEDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

'HSDUCAFlON.-Mrs. ElzabelhC Taylor will open
n her School for the instruction of girls under ii
years OF age. at Edge Wood, in the county of Hanover
on tho 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms viii be
Fo teaching reading, writing grammar arithme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF five
months each 500 90
French and Drawing S 90
DIR. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars,
who must find their bedding and towels, for eighty
five dollars il he furnishes these articles
: Oct 6. I3-2awtf ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19
James City County. Dec. II. 74-wI2t'

81 John Faulcon, deed
Nrw Hcre near Gotham, Surry Co., Va.
n. b. AT the time aud place will he offered
Tor rent the plantations above nent ned; and such oil
the negroes shall not have ten previously dis ed
oil (and the number ~ expected 10 be CONSIDERABLY
will then be hired 10 the h!ghes, bidder. IN.
Jan 5. SI-t2OJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-19

up toy Vincent Chrsfham, IN the upper
II end OF Chesterfield county, sorrel FLY with
bIszN face, four feet bvc aud half inches hrh--ap
prai:cd 10 $50. MACK GOODE,
RENRY cox,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
MARRTED.

In this town, on the llh inst. by tho Rev. l. Jones' Mr nczckiah Smith to Miss Eliza BIackman.
 In this town, on the 7th inst. by the Rev. T. Marsh, Mir Horace Simmons to Miss Lucy Ann Smith.
 On the -- ut, Mir. Abraham B. Evcrc,ts to Miss Sarah C. Stone.
 Ia MiGdIetown, Mir T. B. Ransom, Principal of the American IHs,uie at Orange, N. ,. to Miss Margaret N. Greenfield; Mir John Hull to Miss Maentha Pen. field; Mir Charles Treadway to Miss Cynthia Pen6eld.
 In Hartford, Mir Jesse Hall, Of Chatham, to Miss
 In Windsor, Mir GurdOn LOOmis to Miss Miriam Warmer, oI Canaan.
 In Eas. Windsor. Mir John W. C.hOon to Miss Ma
 In Chatham, Mr Charles HaIing to Miss Caroline Evans. In Haddam, Mir Joseph Clark to Miss Rhoda Swan. ln East liaddam. Mir Elias LOomis. of Salem, to Miss Sarah Morgan; Mr John Few, of Salem, to Miss Sarah Morgan. In Norwich, Mir Henry Palmer to Miss Lydia Lamphere.
 DIED, In South Farms Saturday morning, the 9th inst. Dr. Joseph Parker, aged 70. Dr. P. was engaged in cessive a.gae at the burning of Danbury, the seeds that disease were which finally terminated his valuable life During the last forty years he Las been distinguished as an able and skiI practitioner Ofshe healing art; and despisng the quackery and intrigue which sometimes disgrace the medical profession, hs based his reputation on caador and integrity. 10. wards his professional brethren, Dr. F. manifested courteous and honorable department, while at the same time he enjoyed a large share of public conf dence. His character as a man was irrepToachable and, being devoted follower Chris' he died as he God -Cemm.
 In Perryvllle, Michigan. oD the 18th Dec. last, Nil | Richard H Flynn aged 49 formerly of this ,o,yn l In New.fIaVen. CO. Jsrsd ManskeiJ n Hs wa for many years Surveyor General of the Uned Staie and Professor of Philosophy in the Military Academ, at West Point: Capt. Wm. Powell, aS. In North.H Sir. Joshua Thorp, 52 | Tn Lyme, Miss Clariasa Kent, 65. In Chatham, Rev. Smith Miles, 65, late Rector O she Episcopal Church in that place.
 Tn Walliagford, kFs. Ives, 57, wife of Mr. Charle ives; Sir Eiiakim Culver, i
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

M's''Sstept-Rober' n. Adams h0s been c'cctcd n Senator in Congress from this s.ae ,o supply the va. cancy occUsinned by the death of Thomus B, Reed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
!, Feb. g, 1880
NOTICE,

RT virtue "fa Collectors warrant, Thavc AH levied on and shall expose for sale. nt public auction, at the sign pos, tn WashInston. n. (J"dc" Society) on the first Tuesday of Snrii next, so much or tho real estate set In the Iist ot sN.G town to the heirs of Naomi Jennings. us wlII pay town tax of five cents on tkc do'lar on Tho list of 1899, town tax of four cents on the dollar on list 1898; a town tax of !nree anu ha'f cents on tho dollar on list teS4 N'so state tax of one cent on the dol. Mr on eacn ot the lists of 1895 and race, to. geiher with incidental charges of sale,
 CHARLES A. HUDSON, Coileelor,
 Washington, Feb. 4. 1880. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
THERMOMETRICAL JOURNAL.
 KEPT AT LITCHYlELD.

ATG Court of PrObate holden Gt Liiehteid, ,cithin aud jcr the District cf Litcafeld. on he tenfh day of February. 4. D.. 1880: Present, FREDERICK WoLcOTT, Esq. Judgc. THIS Court doth direct the Administra. -A tor on the estate of
 JOSEPH PARKER.
 late of LitchfeId, in said district. deceased. represented tO be insOlyent, to give notice to all persons intert ted in the estate of said de- ceasrl, [, appear if they see cause. before the Court "i Probate to be holden at the Pro. bate Office in said district, on the 20ih day ol February, 1880, at ten o'clock, 4. M.. tS be heard relative to the appointment of Com missiOners on said estate. by posting said or. der of notice on public sign post in said Litchfsld, and by advertising the same in a ne xspaper published in said LitchAeld.
 Certified from Record.
 8 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, yndge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
THE ENQUTRER.
LHTCHFfELD, RER. II, IeaO.

DsAasea sA Coagrtss.-We have this week given Ur large portion Of oNr paper to the debates and pro. ceedNes Of CONereaa Cor few days past. As tho ses. s'oM advances, subjects Of interest and importance arise which were not anticipated al the commeNe nmeNs, and which mort scope for the display orlhO learning erd e'csoeNea N.h taleM,s oG the members, The de. hate n thr StnSc--cr N'her the controversy between thc sou'h aHd 'he rorlh--iN which Messgs. Benton aud hWne were pi,,ed against Me- Weheer, has been the eWercssns sUAec, Of the leWcrwrers from Wash. tNgtoN, and newspapers, GOr two weeks past EulOgy most UNbouNded is poured forth by their friends upon Me merits of each of the eombalNNIs. Mr. hNyNe Is said to De the mOst eloquent man iN Congress, white Mn Webster Is acknowledged to be the most able one In the contest, therefore, o "nd against mind, the need of victory IsgeWerOly awarded to the New.ENg. land champion. When the debate Is received, Ns il win bo impossible lO publish entire, we Rball cnea. VOE to give extracts from the speeches of each Of the gentlemen engaged iW the controversy.
 Gtis anticipated that when Mr. Webster's motion for the removal Of tho Printer to tbc Senate shall be called Up, another spirited and probably angry debate may aree. But we cannot but believe that the Son. ate will maNifes, sUtfcicn, independence from the
 ammcs of party, and regard to their own characters, to cast out from among them such noisome md li. belous creature as DUff Green.
 Cold Wtashsr-ln s.a,iAg in our last that tho mcr. cury stood at 10 degrees below the previous Sunday m"rnng, we oh,ained the fact from one 'hcr' mometCr only. In some others we understand, which perhaps were placed iN better exposure, h stood a. l2 or l3. Last SN,uriny and Sunday mornings were aso very cold-,hc mercury the former sinking to 2 and vN tho latter [" below zero. During the pass week, the slcghing has been unusually fine. and still continues excellent
 In Bangor and scmc other towns iW Maine, on ,hc morning of the 3ls Ul, the mercury sunk to % aud % below 0--In Troy, N.Y.ol4; in W,llia'ns,Own, Ms. about the same; tn Boston, Providence, and Hart fnr about G in fact, tn a places where observations were taken, and have been noticed, the cold was sretnely severe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
Valuable Real Estate Ot AHSb,

mR TNtlE subscriber wlNYolsr e.r
 NfIt .A sale Nt public auction, flf nee
 W previously sold at private SelS.l lon m
 n V, Taesaav the ad das e( NiaVeN Fri. sM hIS Real Estate situated ln WsShIn.ton SoetM Society, near the meeting hon0N. enn. sIsMnE ot between 3 and 1 acres of 1rat raI. ,and, new, large md convenient dwcllI"r MmSHsO, barn and other convenient 0CIhnns"S"' Ml new: or in good repaIr On the HsSroIs"" are various kinds or fruit trrr., we'll @ JS esiC.s.s and in Nn Uncommonly nOurlShIcr ststr' s",% nSapplOs' pears, peaches, pluns' rrnnss. Ss' Also pleasant shade tees and shrueLrrv Sn.i & ncvOr.faillng spring ofexctllrNt wSisS ,US%' m" .n two rods oC tho house, q part Or which r""s into the kitchen in very convenient manner 1""'
 HC will offer at the same time, nt nuhlIc ssl,. first rate young Horse, good ChnlSc SCi Sleigh, somO valuable articles ot household furniture, and various other articles, TcrnoS OF OFpayment for the real estate win be- made |" suit tho purchaser. Good land may he nro. cured tn abundance contiguous to the Drernl. ses. Whoever wishes to secure an ellrlHle situation in country village is invited tc call and examine for hlmselC
 STEPHEN MASON,
 Washington, Feb. 8, 1880 a.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
JOIN 6. Ma"s M,Te%s.., Trustees eLnns, ENak a00A n~.


 TNHE Judge of the Court of Probate for A. the District of New. Milford has limited md allowed six months from the date hereof for tho creditors to the estate of
 HERMAN COUCH, late of New. Milford, in said district. dccens. cd. represented inSolvent, In which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Dan tel Baldwin and sherman s. Wheaton Come missiOncrs to receive and examine said claims.
 NATHANIEL PERRY, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at tho dwelling house of Jchn More house. in New. Preston, in said New. Milford, on the 4th day of May and Sist day Of July, 1880, at l o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. for the purpose of attending on thc business Of said appointment.
 DANIEL BALDWIN. lcomm,.
 SHERMAN s. WHEATON, ComwS' All persons indebted to said estate are re- qUested to make immediate payment tO
 JOHN MOAEHoUsE, Adm'r. Ne,o. Mi!)ord, Feb. I, 1880 ss5
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11

HF Tue Superior Court tor LItChdeld county will commence hs winter session n this village on Tues day HeNL Judge Peters will preside.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
Republican State Nomination..

NepWOhe0N Stase NomtNatIOW.
 GIDEON ToMLINsoN, JSr GoU,rwOr.
 JOHN $, PETERS, JSr Li'at, GSvspnOr.
 ISAAC SPENCER, Jor 7FeoWrsr.
 THOMAS DAY, Ior Necre'Ovv ef State,
 Mr. Editor--An elsClOr who believes tha, plhIic sentiment cNa be collected without minglmg lu tie c'u"SVls of knot Of InIrlgwr md OiTcenass m Mhdle,owN, or elsewhere, wishes tho publication OG the OrcgOiWe nomination Or IndvluNIs to OGices the duties Of whoh they have lons discharged with distinguished ability. AS the good PCUplc of Con. nec'icU, arc 10, Iu tho habit Of withdrawing cons. 1sacs justly rcrOscd n public ScrvOnH riAoM an aSs. qHais reasoa, requires no seer to anticipate their election by Nn overwhelming Vote. x.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-11
NOTICE,

RY virtue Of an order of the Cour. or Pro. .AS bate for the District Of Sharon. the s0T. scrihers, trustees of the estate of ROBERT BALL. of Salisbury, In said district, an insol. vent debtor. will sell at public vendue, at the dwelling house of said Robert Ball, in said Salisbury, on Monday tho 18th day of Feb. rI'ary instant, Nt 3 o'clock in the forenoon, all the personal estate Of said Robert Ball, and the equity of Ofredemption in his real estate, tho same having been assigned to us in trust for the equal benefit of the creditors of said Ro. bert Ball. by virtue Of the statute In such case provided.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
pAnlrx, toroaoI,.) April 10.


The Superior Court of this county.
Judge Law presiding, commenced IFS
Spring sitting this morning. when
bill al indictment, charging Allen H..
Powell with the murder Of Major John
Floyd. in January last, the particulars
Of which you have heretofore published,
came before the Grand Jury. The Ju-
", after being 90 Z about three hours and
a half in the examination Of witnesses,
returned "no bill"
The Grand Jury will hay sbe fore them
to-lnorrow bill of Indictment against
Charles Floyd. Richard Floyd, and
William Hopkins. for an assault with
Intent Ia murder AS this is the all
engrossiug subject Of conversation here
and will probably excite like attention
IN Savannah,to prevent misrepresenta-
tons which usually follow such trans
actions, | send you the following par
iicuiars which | believe will be found
correct. Ii appears from the state
ments Of the principal witnesses, that
this morning. before breakfast. while
Powell was standing in the store Of Mr..
Palmer. on the BAY, \ pistol was fred
at him by thu gentleman first named ia
the Indictment, the ball OF which cot
the sleeve of his coat, passed through
both sides of molasses bogshead, and
lodged in partition wall.---Judge
Law. OH the affidavit Of Powe ell. i'm ne.
diafeiy issued a warrant for the apprc
hension Of the individuals named, which
has since been returned with the en-.
dorsement mon est inrenfus." Powell
about one o'clock was escorted To the
Court House by an armed party of hi.
friends to give in his testimony. bu,
from the number Of witnesses, the
Grand Jury adjourned until Tomorrow
and he WAS conveyed IN the same man
ner back tohis lodgings.
SaU. Georgian.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
TRUST SALE.

RH virtue OF deed of truss, fro1, Godf -
- Weise Ca the undersigned, a. trustee ~
John ;. GAllsbrf. hearing date the 26lh t.y
OF November. 1877. and dolly recorded ii ,.e
Cie5k's Office Of Jefferson COUNTY, 10 src,.--
sam ~ money IA sad deed tnsntioBel.
VII proceed 70 I'll. Co the bighes, b,di,..
iof cash, o'i Saturday me 22d isisfank q, llar.
pers'f sundry articles Of personal r.o-
perry &c se''btd 10 s-id tee,I. iooludipr
'o''e' 'Aoui7 and Ofdle, ten plate s'o,e
40 su"'' mAbosOny book case, &c. Nc. SC.
Sale 10 commence AZ n s'clock. A "
May -. 1850. lr,,'.,,,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

l.
.7nofher Steam Bout Disaster. On
the 10th INST. 7 miles below New Mad
rid, one Of the boilers Of the steam boat
Caledonia exploded. and killed seven
PERSONS and wounded Ia or - others.
Soit - stated ina letter from the Clerk
OF The boat, written Immediately after
the disaster'--oiher persons represent
Tie loss OF lives ~ much greater. There
were nearly 400 passengers on board.
u appears impossible to account for the
accident; tlc boat was under vayat the
'''nr' aud The fracture was IN the side 81
The boiler, which IL is believed isaaew
occurrence. Gazette.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
ANDREW HUNTrR,
ATTORNEY Al LAW

As removed his ofsice into tie b..rnen,
II story Of his new dwelling, net 'oo,
east of 'he c0urt.iiouse. where he m, b,
generally consulted except when su,cd <
The co"r" OF Berkeley, and the " inehc,;e,
Chanceiy.
Intending 60 devote speeisl attention 70
t'e subject ct Corresponding. he vii be epr.
"a"''y provided with supply ~ Peychm,'l.
upon which, when desired. deeds snd our-
ed.
Charlsstown. Nav -. lRsCz,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
MOBILE. APRIL 90.


IUskind. The Creek Chief Tuski
ma reached here Yesterday, in charge of
AN ofhC CT of the l.. s. Army. aud was
delivered over To the custody of the
Marshal Of this district. An examina-
ton was had before a Magistrate last
evening. ON a charge at his having stop.
ped the L. $. Mail in February last.
He was held To bail IN the sun of one
thousand dollars, for his appearance at
the May torn Of the District Court to
be held in this city. Tuskina was ia
ken at his residence. on the night of the
18th inst. by a small band of troop,
under the command Of Major Wager.
The Montgomery Journal saws that up
wards of thousand Indians. mostly
armed, assembled at the stand, lately
known as Tripleu's, immediately after
his arrest, and that rescue would pro.
badly have been attempted. bu, for the
advice OF an old King Of neishborin.
town. and Tuskina himself, Who was
understood To have told them that they
must not put their hands upon a white
man.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

CHARLES WHITE, an i,inerant ven
der ct Foreign Lottery Tickets, was
on Saturday. sentenced by the Cour,
of Oyer and rerniner, TO pay linc of
ftcO thousand dollars TO the President
and Treasurer Of the Union Canal
Company. for the use OF that Company
Judge King, III passing sentence. said.
that the evils resulting from lottery
gambling were most appalling: that IT
he was called TO select any one thln.
most mlscbicvous in It's public tenden-
cy; more productive OF poverty and
insolvency than another, il was the "a
raj mania for lottery gambling, thai
seemed. To pervade no uncomfortable
part nt the communicated he had de 4.
termined, by decisive measures, ia
every case that came before him. " here
lottery tickets were sold in violation of
The laws OF the State, 60 punish the OF
tenders to the extent OF the statute.
aud thus. It possible, diminish an evil
that was daily sapping the public mo-
rails. the defendant Was committed.
PhiLadeiphia Sentinel
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
NO1ICE-

x 'N'' eompei'sd 10 be entirely ~ 81.
eNPrn.e 81 Keeping 20 repair snd g
eidsr, The WELLS on ny lot IN B,,i,,ss 49,.
"ceni'isd b. John 4 PsFn4sr. hereb, g. ..
4atb ~ Persohs from taking waller .
ihe tsid wells. except those ~io 1--we On
ioi. nd those families whIeh pss fssfs III
'i'em) csc doilsr ler venF
Sts9h.s.lH DoB.NET
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
LEEsnuRG, IA. rAx /.


On Monday Of last week Jury Of
inquest sat upon the body of Leri fha-
10y, a citizen Of this county, residing
near Goose Creek. who had, on the
previous evening. terminated his exis.
tenoe BY banging himself in his own
house, ~ the absence christianity. Aud
on Monday last. another inquest was
called on the bndy of John Green, also
OF this county. who had put period 60
his existence by suspendlng himself
from the limb Of . tree, two or three
miles east OF this town.-Verdicts in
both instances corresponding.
Genius ofLiJerfy.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
Foa SALE.

NEGRO WOMAN about forty yes-' 2
. - sge. perhaps semeibms under DO. .oft-
yer 9Th her i~u ale ChliG about seven ". &.
'le. The WoHisU - most esceileui r.rs
aho "ssher. D. strong col hssiihy. sD8 ast
10 ha'Dand 80 Joung inisnt. The gri IS ~
eom gonly likely aHd smart
Inquire n me PRINTEB.
MaY ~. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

The Mercantile Advertiser learn.
from an authentic source, that the =.
mount Of revenue received by bend. Al
fhe Custom House IN New YORK, ~
lhe month 81 ApiIl. is about fVv and o
ha1 millions of doLgrs
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

CaiicoeS.-It is stated in tie New
YORK Courier, that at the Esgle Print
Works, at Beilville, New Jersey. I'D.
wards Of 10000 yards Of American
oaiieoes are printed weekly. The
works arc very extensive, aud embrace
shops for the manufacture Of all the
patterns, for6,s and tests, and keep "a
constant employ upwards Of two hun
dred persons. The goods mAnDlae
tured - this institution. meet With a
ready sale, and IL Is said are SO excel.
lent that many iair one, u ho lmagines
she - deeked N the latest i,npor.a
uoD," -. 10 fact, srTayed 10 calico
printed 10 New Jersey.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

Spurious Bank Paper. In our las,
we cautioned the citizens of Loudoun OF
the circulation Of counterfeit notes a
mong them. of the denomination of g III
on the Farmers bank Of .7iexDldria
payable Ia Boiiror. dated March %,
1926; since which we have been inform
ell from various respectable sources,
thar some sections of the County are.
comparatively speaking. inundated
with these notes. From circumstances
there remains M doubt at the existence
ut an establishment in Loudoun for the
manufacture Of such money. Ii y the
duty OF all good citizens of the village
ct Union and ITS nei.hborhood, to be
on the alert IN ierreriug out these gen.
try: public opinion locates them there.
Inc following paragraph. containing
souc additional information on thi.
subject. is taken from letter publish.
cd an the last Warrenton Spectator,
dated Middleburg. 29th April. 1880.
=" The note that received, as vel
a the Others. (pers6ns,) are Of the same
denomination, payable tO BOir0r, Ola
ted March %, 1896. They are vel
executed and we'll calculated 10 de
ccive. There are two descriptions oI
notes PAYABLE To Bolivar, and dated \.
above. You will find that the vigneitS
differs in some partic ulars. IL was said
that one vt the above description oil
notes was genuine, but from recent in.
formation from the same respectable
source. Ia merchant of Alexandria,
all notes payable To Bolivar are coun.
teIfeit, Of the denomination Of $40.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12

Influence Of ne Boifis.--FoE the Gas,
tune IN our lives. We were recent,
convinced OF the utility Of the RUN bot
ne. To passing BY corpheld, near
'he residence u the shakers. 10 In
held, \. H., Ne saw large numbers ol
rum bottles, Ike 50 many mufdrrrfs.
suspended with stripgs about their
neeks. The ingenious device had 80
desired effect Not a crow dared ap
proAch within the limiis Of the DOMAIN.
HistT than many who boast " high Va
tellec'ual endowments, they sermed %
turo away from the eight. ~iih instlne
'lvs dread, aud 10 crosk upon the wing.
fheys's dfafh "a ne bOffie. 1hi. Csct
speaks volumes in praise ~ the supe.
nor sagaCity II the f,ermo7sf crows.