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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
Mr.. JoHx CAMpnELL-Y reasMrer Of me U.

Mr. JoHN CAMPBELL Treasurer Of The u. S.
This gentleman has been confirmed by the Senate of
the U. S.but the National Journal will not let him es-
cape without the customary casigaton Not content
with prasing his successor, Gen Clark in high terms;
it speaks most dsparagingly of Mr. Campbels preen-
sions-We happened TO be conyeTsant at the time with
all the circumstances of Mr.. Campbelfs appointment;
and is but justice TO him TO state them.He once
a resident OF Tennessee, and there Gen. Jackson be-
acquainted with himknew his nice of hon
or, and his inieXble integrity and liked the man. II was
this opinion, of Mr. Campbell that turned his attention
towards him--We were present when the application
first made TO Mr. c. whether he would accept the
Office of Treasurer of the u. S. 1t stated TO him.
that Gen. Jackson had made up his mind to remove Cen
Clark; and would he accept the o1ice?-Mr c. replied
nj once, that he had never sought the Office that he
under great obligations to the President the u s.
for thinking of him. but that there adculty in the
way which he could not surmount-that he had recon-
mended friend of his for anSice, and he had under
stood that this very office had been afterwards desgnat-
ed by another person for this fiend-hat he could not
reconcile il either to his of honor his duty TO
TO accept of this Office under those circumstances al
must, therefore, sir. Internationally decline the Office
much am graied at the good opino,I of the Prcsi-
dent and the kind manner in which he has made the
lcr"-Such we know was the substance of the con-
vcrsaton; and such the unsolicited way i'm which
the offer made; such the honorable in which
il was declined
The President Of the u. s Immediately directed an
answer TO he returned 10 Major Camphel-thai he
appiduird the high-minded aud honorable motive by
which his conduct had been regulated, and that he was
in con'equence, the more anxious TO draw him into the
public service. in the con6de nal and highly response
Bile place TO which he wished TO appoint him--,hat the
Office in question would not he conferred upon his fiend
hut that il Major G. should decline it, its disposition
would then take dHr directon--and that, If un-
der these circumstances, he should feel himself lib
ery TO accept the office, the President would he pleas
ed 10 bs-ow it upon him, he hal originally proposed
Major c. sill declined accepting il. until ne had
his friend, (no,c for The first time informed Of the
application And that friend did not he ,tate for enc
moment 10 press Major c. to accept the office
We vouch for the perfect OF thf facts; the
unexpec tied tender Of thr Office the prompt and ab,o
lutte decen.ion OF it-and II there be man, who does
not admire the dsinertsed ard honorable cour,e Of
John Campbell, he must he made Of different mattri
ale from most perfon& advise that mau 10 take hi.
lessons from the moral Chair Of the National Journal
and to Join the banners Of lis party.
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ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
IN he hra ~ m In fhn CifN of RI innnrn NJ

JPedHeSdGy. 2SM IF HprH
RUARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 4, for $50.
ITA This sch-me il arranged on the popular ODD
and EVEN SYSTEM by which the holder of Two
Tickets two Shares lie certain of obtaining at least
One Prize, and may draw THREE!
Besides the Capital Prize OF TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number OF minor de-
nominations. and no Prize loWer than Five Dollars.
Only 5000 Tickets in the Schemc-Mor Plies than
Blanks the whole payable in CASH, which usual
can be had the moment they drawn
Whole Ticket', $500 Quarters, $1.25
Halves, 22O Eighths 62 cts
- ORDERS either by mail (pos paid) private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prizes, will meet
the same prompt AMI punctual attention II person.
al application Address.
J. I. COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
March 30. 112-t28A
a iSyi.7L Scamp Canal Lottery, No. 2, will be-
"a y drawn in the city IF Richmond, on "wednesday
The 3lst inst. (Marci,)
60 Number LotteTtf--IO DyatGil Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

fAH ARSHAL'S SALE BY virtue Of a decree Of the
lFH Superior Court Of Chancery for tho Williams
burg District, IN case therein depending, between
John w. Finch aud Mary Ann Finch, P.tf..
sg inst
Richard Graves. John F. Graves. VIM IT, Graves
in h' own right, and trustee Of Richard Graves and
hlchsrd [ Graves Drldfs.
shall proceed cell Tor cash at the Plantation call
ed Ropefs Neck, in New Kent, on the 9th day of
April next all TIC rigt tile and interest r tie de-
sndani Richard Gayss 10 and 20 two tracts of land de-
sctibed IN The deed Of trust from Richard Graves to
Richard c. Graves and WIN. RI. Graves, dated the 18th
september 1871 (and filed exhibit in this cause)
az ioliows: tract Of land known and called by The
name 81 Ropers Neck, containing 500 acres"-" Also
small tract called Baleys lying on Douglass Mil
swamp containing about sixty acres" lying in the
same county. The sae 10 be made in compliance with
he decree IN his cause made January Term, 1880.
CHAS WlNGFIELD, NJ $. G. c W u.
march 80. ll2-w4w or his Deputy.
ETIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Srsyed from the
~ Subscriber, few days ago, dark brown Mare
it's believed she had white on her face or fore
head bni no other mark is recollected. will give the
above reward for her delivery 10 me in 'his CITY.
GEO. PERKINS
March 80. 1926
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DEARL STREET BOUSE-Vo SO Pearl street
Il .N,to FoJh.-The above commodious and well
known House so celebrated for The OF Merchants
in general account of ts location In the very centre
oil the commercial part of the metropolis, and ts prox-
unity 10 all the principal public institutions ha wing
undergone thorough and complete ae ration (by the
spirited owner, JoHN r. PETERS, Esq. who has SPAR
ed no expence TO make il one OF the most elegant, spa
cious, and convenient establishment in this ci,y was
opeIed on Mondey 22d inst. for the accommodation OF
the public, by the subscriber formerly Sykes' and
of late years of the CdfskH Mountain House.
In addition 10 the numerous lodging rooms which
his House contained while in the tenancy Of MFR.
New Hayes, several others, and ar.o a very large
and SPLENDID redding rom, which will much enhance
the pleasure oits patrons have been constructed The
Houc extends from SO and IS Pearl street to 81 and So
Water street, and will he furnished throughout
with entire new and appropriate furniture, combining
richness with comfort.
liberal regard for tn. aud convene nee of the
guests will govern the operations OF the subscriber.
and regulate the department al those he may engage
and he Is determined that the and fare
shall he such as, aided by of ype rence on his
part shall render the establishment equal any other
in the CITY, and in every respect worthy OF the pat
ronage OF his friends and the liberal public.
The subscriber returns his most grateful acknow-
Judgements to his friends and the public for the very
ilaterog manner in which they have been pleased to
paironiZe him at the Catsk Mountain House. (Which
will be kept open usual by the subscriber during
the ensuing season. from the LIST June until the 18th
Sep) and hopes by a@siuous attention. 10 merit con-
tnuance OF the fivor the above establishment
March 30 ll2-St CHARLES H WEBB.
INVALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE
The Subscriber, wishing to remove to the West
will sell on accommodating terms, that beautiful estate
called Foheringay, formerly owned by Col. George
Hancock, lying in the county Of Montgomery, on the
Main Western road fourteen miles West Of Salem
(BotetourO containing eight hundred acres-three
hundred OF which low grounds OF superior quality:
two hundred Of table level high land-a large por-
ton OF which il equal in fertility the flat land: the
remaining three hundred well-imbered hill land.
The improve ments very extensive and valuable,
consisting OF large two-sory brick dwelling House,
with every necessary clubhouse for the accommodation
Of large family; large and mt tavern house
with all useful ouhuildings; first rate corn mill and
dislllery; excellent barn; and a number of new TO
oacco-houses the whole OF the buildings are now in
complete repair Young egroes will he taken in paw
ment Terms, SIC. will be ale known on appIic alton
20 the subscriber. JOHN z. RICHARDSON
Fotherugay March so. Il2--w,f
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
Erfygcf Of IN Letter f,o,,,

LEBANON. (YA.) March II. 1880.
In The counties of Lee. Russell, Washing ton ar
l'zeweil, there is strong opposition TO the Amend
Constitution. have heard great many say In,
would vote agsn.t IL, because the nts were
80 niue Importance, thai unns cesssry to change
others, IN hopes OF having snoher Convention, will
vote agant IT. believe Mr. Campbell s the only
member rce' this District that has avowsd his sen,i-
men's for il he address ed tie Citizens of Russell and
Scott, al their terms OF the Court in this mon,h-Ths
most oh conable features ia the New Constitution
with the~p+olie here archie exclusion of the right
oil snHrag" 10 the OF farmers mechanics and Ia.
o0utets who not ireeo,dsrsand the rbi,rary az.
P@r'onineot OF representation. Some even saw thew
would prefer ision of the Stae to submission to the
provisions Of the New Constitution.
la Wy,he, have understood there will be a ma
joriy against it, That county bring the seat OF of
the Chancery Courts, which /, is expected will DO
amag ainated with the Superior Courts of Law If tho
New Constitution goes into effect has a DO ru influ-
ence upon many individual. in that county.
For my own part, prefer the New Constitution,
Notwithstanding gives The Legislature the power OF
pre'cnbng the tenure of Office OF myself and brother
Cefks; ana advise those whom converse with 10
vote Tor ~; believing shall have the facilities
Tor another Convention under he New Constitution. as
under the cid, and because think many OF its provi.
ons are much better AMI none worse than those found
in the Old Con tuition"
DIED Ion the 18th OF March, in the i5th year of his ngo
Capt WILLIAM DoswEiL, his residence
toway, of lingering rheumatic disease lilo three children
to bcmoln his loss Suffice say Gendess no
friend whose generosity unboundcd,
always asylum tn the poor.
very suddenly, city, on Saturday
'hinst Mr. JohN AvENroRr in tho 9th of his ageHo
had been robiant OF Richmond for upwards
about 2i of which tme he public employment and
for the last Ia or 10 hc First Clerk in the Land Office Of
virginia, which
benefit To the this tribute Of
ect to hs memory has been intimately acquainted with him
10 years. aud has known good done by him. and bad
safely declare as
fcc'ly exempt From, guile any OF the human race
/ $500
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SIG SIS


In favor OF the frs, year of the present administration
the preceding year Of the last administrations in
the expenses for supporting the n1vy.' Phil Semi.
THE NEXT SIDENCY The ar icles which
copy this morning from established republican
journal, TO conf the impress ion which had pre-
viousy obtained to considerable extent that Cen Jack
will not decline the sufsges OF the people for
election ALBANY Qrgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
LIVERPOOL MARKET

LirCrpooi. Ft6. 10Th, 1870.
The demand for cotton last week a moderate
scale the business done being no bses, Including
90 Sea Island at IL IL 10 q 10 starred 81 Il
$500 Upland o 81 I; $40 orlesns-2i5 Lar
o's-2o Sd; 2oO Alabama a 6 I6iI
Although lhe principal pure bases have been IN de in
New Upland, We must notice a further reduction in
prices OF Isl per ID. Ohe chief sales being I4a6I2)
arising from heavy supplies received during the e. k
me socide OF importers TO realize wi hout delay; the
sales made OF Sea Islands at reduction OF
per To- The Import CT the week 81 900 bales, and
rom ne isi January TO hat time, The total supply is
665iO bales. against lO2 AGO the period 1926
the decrease from the United States being 20 100
bales. The sales Saturday and Yesterday were es-
timaed at 5000 bales, bat no change in prices has
ken place.
The American Minister transacted business with the
Earl OF Aberdeen on the 10th Feb. On the same day
dispatches were received from Mr.. Vaughan. his ma
Jeslys Envoy TO the United States Of America da.
Washington, 18th Jan. 1880.
We noticed, several weeks ago, Says the London
Couer that The destination OF the ships of equip
ping al lonion would probably be Algiers and the
Paris papers assert that unless the Dey of Agers
sent TO lower his tone, the expedition aims, tat port
WI he on scale Of considerable magnitude. A land
iorce IL, seems, indispensable accompaniment; the
iortihcaons oil Algiers, the side having been so
greatly strengthened since Lord Exmouth's attack az
TO make quite uDadv able for an inv aiding force to
ouid It's expectations OF success 0eet; particularly
as from the nature of the currents badness of the
coast is dangerous for ships Of long in
that quarter with nor,herly winds.
land force being thus sine qua non, the next
question with the Paris politicians is on what point of
the Algerine coast il il 10 be landed? Some re COM
mend Oran, good hsrbor, about 1870 miles to the
west OF Algers others propose Bona, which is less
mote lie this as II may, in two months, il il said,
large armament will be equipped and will sail from
Toulon, unless the DEFY make timely and satisfactory
submissions
The temperature of the Continent having change ed in
The beginning OF the week, (Feb 81 the French papers
are ed with directions from the magistrates in
TO the precautions TO be taken the breaking up of
the ice on the Seine Marine, Lore and other great RI
The latest news from Lisbon states, that Don Mi.
has ordered levy to be made en- the different mo.
nastic orders and thus uakes them expiate, in part
their mischievous Vaccinations against the free in
stiuons OF their country The decree issued for hi,
purpose has not been published in the Gazette; but
there seems 10 be doubt its auihe ncity
The following is the amount of the assessment on
each order:
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Louisiana and Society have again experienced one
OF tho'e rreparabe losses which of late have thrown
them into mourning Mr.. Jacques Where, late Gov.
enor oil this State, man respected vrtuous dice
last night at 10 o'cock,p NJ after cruel diseas
.Neto Orleans Courier. March g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

THE MURDER OF MR. DUNN.
CHARLEsToN Ok March 2l-In our last paper
stated lia Coz, tue murderer, bad made foil con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
Hugh Sn,ith s. co.

L. " Judkius' Patent Specific Ointment.
rE7IE above ointment is offered to the public asa
l. safe and certain remedy for those obstinate dl
cases. some of which have SO long battle tho skill
medical science.
LIST. While swellings Of every description.
ID Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
3D.. Scuirrus or G!anuar tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors in womcn's breasts, which otcntim,s
terminate in liberated cancers
18th Felons. or what some people know by the
name of Catarrhs, OF every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9th Sprains and bruises Of every description, oia
whatever part situate.
9TH letters of all kind'-in dis complaip,the pa.
tent in spply ingthc ointmcn,mus,k keep thepart on
of water.
ST.. ChilbIains or part cGectcdh! frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
EaM GNoAs.

NM iSHISGroN & BRENT have received by the
w recent arrivals from New York,
z General assortment OF DIX GOOOA,
CONSULTING, IN PART, OF
Superine black, cnAvy blue, olive, drao, ana steel
mixed cloths
sRIue. black, and steel mixed kerseymeres
F-Drah and mixed Uevonshire kerseys, and plans
7 Olive aud drab fiushipgs s- r
"a 9410,4 II 4. and l2-4 Heavy rose blankets
81. 4, aud A pom, 90
plain and figured bombazetts, assorted colors
Black bomb lzines; worsted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan aud Circsssian plads
81 Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
Nerino cloths and 6rcas,sns, various colors
Black Italian lustrings and leyantnea
Bsrrese, Pslmyrene, and silk hdkfs
Tibet Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
IRISH linens, sheetings, and lawns
Russ,a. bird eye, and table diaper
(. 1o4, i54, 1914 super dsnssk table cloths
"a and 70 bed ticks; apron checks
NAVY blue, silver grey, aud steel mixed cassinetts
Buriaps ricklenb irgs. and Hessians
scotch oznaburgs aud sscking
TIth large supply Of
- a., anal o. brown and oleached shirtinSs and
sheetngs paIds and stripes
Also.
5000 lbs superior cottonyarn
S bales domestic kerseys and hnseys
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
Indigo Blue Dyeing.

TNliE subscriber informs his friends that he ia psr
l. prepared TO dye such articles may be entrusted
10 his care, ofa most beautiful and durable RI III
having erected a vat expressly for this purpose. NJ
RINo sHAwI.s bleached in the handsomest marne.
.4nd every Variety If Dyeing as heretofore
Merchants who may have cloths, of un,ale,ble
co!ors, informed that they have them dyed any
colors they may desire, warranted to equal the bes.
European dye.
Those persons who send their goods to be Owed
are particularly requested to the precau,ion to r.
ceive ticket leaving their goods with the subscr
ber which ticket must he returned on tie deliver >,
the goods.
DYES for sale On moderate terms
"a One or two apprentices wapteG.
P.J SAIVETAl,
Hest side cfRoyal berecn K7ng and Prince street. IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
Just yeceired by Tie, Subscribers.
FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE
= A FRESH SUPPLY OF
- Medicines, Drugs, Dye
NJ St ifs, Paints, Pereumery,
EA Bronzes, &c &c.

WYE invite she attention of practitioners OF medicine
w who may wish to avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunty TO try the effect and write ct the following new
French preparations of Physc Vegetable Salts VIZ
Supuline, siphate morphine, acetate morphine marco
tins enet,nc. rhubarbsrine pperine anu iotine; So
croton oil and extract balsam oo2aivs. sc he inner
ent forms Of manipulation OF preparation OF mos me-
tcines for use are kept hand together With irec'
,ions for the manner OF smplo, ing them IN practice
DIR. Maiendie's Formuayy Of preparation and admins
tration of those new remedies, Can asD be obtIincd
La Baryaque'S Ciorure Of the Oria 81
Sodium.
From numerous experiments of the most ski'iui men
of science, followed by certain success, results thai
,hia cioTure is presrrave against the occult seeds
ufstcnt Diseases yellow fever, small poy seucorrhGa,
and against all contagious sad epidemic diseases
remedy against the bite Of the mad dog ard nat ct SER
penis; against ulcers of long standing. gsngrene, the
rot in hospitals degenerate burns, old sypilic ulcers
corrodnc letters cancers, carbunces, asphySas pro-
duced by exhaations from sewers, cutters, or any col
lection OF putrd animal decomposn6 vege'sble mat
ter Instructions for using the Clorure OF OSd OF So
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had.
Chloride ofLime.
Instructions will be given for its uses in bleaching
silk. cotton, or linen goods, such as caps tf'nges
sheetngs, lcghorns other article OF wear OF dress
Dye &u6s QT aN kinds,
Consisting of logwood, hachewood, redwood, cam
wood Brasetto wood, stick, cochinea, madden. ur-
meric, indigo. &c The dye-woods Clipped we can
afford as cheap by the barrel as they can oe purchased
in any-city t. the ncrth We will give warranted di
recons for dying any color 10 those who favor rs with
their custom, with reasons why they fail in making a
good color, so it can be corrected
The .fotiowiny articles Of Paints and Per-
.Jumery:
yellow chrome, drop lake pink, eau de Cologne
antique oil, variety pomatum, in pats and sticks Ma,
CAESAR OIL vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &c; almond
soap rose soap, &c; yellow, pale yellow, white red
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. 10 those
whose motto is " Economy" We can recommend this
Blac king as retaining its polish soenns the leather,
and not causing it to crack, most high polishing
backing does 1t has the advantage ct polishing on
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale by
nov 26 WILLIAM LANPiilER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
Wheat wanted.

NJ us,o ners and friends that they have again taken
POSSESSION Of the brick Mill called 7riadeiphia MAJ
IN tine Little River turnpike Road, on Four Nile Rum
here they will give the highestprice for good Wheat
they are purchasing, in Alexandria, Wheat, Rye and
Corn aud w,hsnk their old friends and customers to
give them call. aug -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
Consolidating
II,nflsomelv executed

Holm SUMMERS Il ALEX'R 2. AUSTIN, respect.
- fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnership and continue CARRYING on the g..
Couch and Harness Making Business,
at the old stand ST. Asaph-street, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John Summers;
where all orders will be metwith prompta,tention and
exerut ed with neatness and durability feb 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
CERTifI( hTES.

The following communicates addressed 10 the pro
prietor Of jnlk,ns' Ointment, from the Hon John
Taat,rro MEMBER Of Congress !, hlghly interesting.
The pratt,i,ous manner ia which i IS de exhibits
feelings of no oriinar crTJo ueIng hu.
msntv; and is certainly we'll deserving Of public at
tcntion.
" AsH.NGToS, Jan. I'D, ICY
SIu-It has been my wish for 4 considerable tine
20 communicate 10 you ihe good CT with wh'thi
have used the ointment il, cnted 10y a Ar. Juds'h''
and which now understand IS made and soId D! a.
gents appDin,cd bv yuuscf have applied tins oih':
ment during the last hrce ears to every speetsn
tumour and wound, without failure to produce e"e
in every instance. ! consider II the most decldeo ~"
efficient remedy in al! cases OF timour, be the caue
what it may, and have found nothing 50 good 10,
wounds of any description. II may be proper t"aSo
that the cure Of = tum0mr called White swelling, CIV
en- over by the most distinguished physicians As '"e0
rable, and which they decided, would "iho" npu'
tation prove fatal 10 the patient, Was under my mne
date notice effected By the Of Judk ms Ointment
and The patent il in fine health lis I'n'b 'iee'el
nv the t,imour being restored to per'ee' s''t "
soundness Also tina, the leg of an aged man w"'t"
hal been wounded, and Exhibited one hfe"'iu", ="
cerated surface from the kn;e IL tool, 'nu "n'l'
for more than :wo years, had been ,onsidtf,d ntOF
ble was cfTcc,u.l1y cuGel by the application % 'uT
kns' Ointment ! mention these t~ cases, "hlch','
under nv immediate notice and management, a'aN'
cided evidence Of the sNicacy OF tins remed> NJ
of tumour and of ulcers. ! have experienced % e.
cidedIy, the good effect of this remedy ~ INC eu''
Felons, and OF every species OF i.ssh wound h>'tnS
to me that any one who will observe on the oPe'lso
of this ointment must be sasii, rs to It's behefo',
Eject. lean with the utmost confidence 3ecoH"'''
the use of this valuable remedy.
am Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALlAFEnR'
To Mr.. Charles HerstOns. Proprietor
of Judkin's Ointment, near Frede
rcktown, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-05
Grain and Plaster

vJlHE subscribe have formed copartnership, and
i will transact business at Alexandria and Deco.
quan, under the name Off. s j. Il Janney. They
invite the callof persons who bring grain for sale to
i.ther of those markets.
Farmers will at all times be furnished at Occoquan
tn plaste either in therock ground, on very mo-
ratete JOS JANNEY, jun.
-r IOHN n JANNEY