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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24
PoETRY.
FOR TIE LIrcHyIELD ENQUIRER.
 T6D JANE.

 She had the same lone thoughts and wanderinge The oueet of hidden Knowledge, and amind TO comprehend the uDiverse.-ByrOn. There was an hour when death had been To this dark mind a joyous thing, e LoOsing the chain of shame and sin From of my spirit's dropping wing; There was an hour, when, like the night, Starless and cold and stormy, came Ear,h's desoIation with the blight
 Of hell upon me; till the name Of aught save night or stars or sea Brought to my spirit agony. There was an hour--but who can tell The rush of feelings overwrought With this worlds hatred I what can swell The damning of all-blighting thought2 Yet such was mne-and such had been Mine yet, had not seen ntee rise, Lighting this spirit as the sheen
 Of moonrise lights the evening skies, And passions proud and fierce and high, Sunk calm'd before thine angel eye. ,... I saw, and Iov'd thec-who hath seen In this dark world thing like thee, And lov'd not, cen though love had been A living, bightng agony? lov'd thee, and the deep, intense,
 Dark, burning thoughts of that short hour Came on like whirlwinds till each sense Whird in the rush of that dark power; And heaven and earth-a all, seem'd gone, And to my eye thou vert alone. How'd thee not that thou surPass'd
 Ali other beings meath the sky In beauty-nor that wealth had cast
 Around thy form its brilliancy: For my lone thought had ever soar'd
 On eagle's pnions--nor could find In aught of earth what it adored Above all else-a kindred mind- Tin it had found thee; and then came That rush of tempest and of flame. But fare thee we-thou aDeH to me
 The ouly blessing earth could give, And in my spirits agony
 The star of peace that badc nc live. But fare thee wel--anothers chAin
 Is on thy gentle spiri. cast, And o'er my mind mightier pain
 Than e'en at first hath darkiy pass'd And this dark cheerless world shall be home no more for things like me. SEDLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24
FOR SALE,
THE NOTED

Ma TAVERN STAND
 CITUATED in the west part of Harwln- 0 ton on Waterbury River Turnpike, with about 70 Acres of LAND adjoining, two DWELLING HOUSES, one of which is brick, large and elegant, well fnished-four BARNS, Horse Shed and Cider Mill House, together with other out buildings.
 ALSO, One Lot in Litchfeld, North6eld Society. containing about 90 Acres, chiefly meadow, with two good Barns standing on the same. One other Lot in sad Northfeld, of about 70 Acres, with large two story Dwelling House and two Barns standing on the same, one of them built last summer; a well of good water near the House, with a- bout 400 fine large Apple Trees; suitable proportion of pasture, moving wood' anq plough land.
 Also, Three other Lots of Land, lying in the west part of LitchRsld, containing about 200 Acres, chiefly Wood Land.
 Also, The use of one other lot of aDout 50 Acres, to be leased for term of time; and tho one half of Saw-Mil to lease.
 ALSO, The one third part of House and 8 Acres of Land, with small Barn on the same, lying in the west part of HarwintOn.
 (rJsThe above mentioned lots of land have about 1000 Apple Trees, all of which are arge enough to bear Apples :; and all of which will be sold cheap for cash or approved cred {, and good title given, by
 EPHRAIM H. MORSE. N. B. All kinds of Farming tools, House lold Furniture, Oxen, Cows. Sheep, young Cattle, Hogs. &c. Sc. us shall best suit the purchaser. Cider Casks enough to hold our or i've hundred barrels, together with a mall still. E. Il. MORSE. Harwinton, June 18th, 1880. THIS is to forbid all persons whatsoever \ contracting, trading or dealing in any way on my account, without q written order rom me, as will not pay any debts. dues or demands whatsoever SD contracted after this late. EPHRAIM H. MORSE.
 Hur,rinton. June 18th, 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24
Wurnn.N NOTICE.

~. ..a nEhEAs my wife BETsEY has left nr.v""a,;n s1 ;nu board without any just cause or ros;n~ r;"e,o.-!ns U" .s IS to forbid aI persons har
 ,.;Il 70, - ""sung .g ner on my account, as I date. ARTT s''ss ~ a.ter tnls Sh0TOn' (ElisSOFsh SO.) May %, 1880 MAN: :sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24
HOOL..

MlHE Subscribers having located them A selves at t.WoLcorrvILLE, for Mdnutac- turing WOOL, give notice that they VIII Pur- chase the article, and pay cash on delivery.
 WoIcOtt, GrODes < Gooda0sss. WOlcottyille. June 10. 1880. uoX
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24
Printing Presses.

WILLIAM HAGAR e Co. l0FFER FOR SALE, together wisls a NI complete assortment of PRINTING TYPE, at their Type and Stereotype Foundsy. No. % Gold street. N. Y.. the IoIlOwinr Printing Presses at the prices annexed---e1 days credit for approved paper. yix. 6 Smith,x Iron Presses. super royal and medium .at $500 each Washington Presses. all Of rov-. al size, at Sea0; Clymer Press, with wood- en frame $50; 2 Franklin Iron Presses. man- uiactMEed by Rust & Turncy. SlO0 each.- The Presses arc now in use and believed fo pc ID excellent order. The arst purchassr will be entitledt0 the selection. ---'s
 Nsw-YOrk, June 6, 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

the report OF the Engineer charged with the superia-
tendence OF the weks in Cape Fear river called Tor BY
The House on the 9Th January uitmo; which lei
ter was read, aud referred TO the Committee on Gem.
merce.
- letter from the Secretary Of the Navy, tran..
,ni''inx copy o. the rrport o the Comniso OF the
Navy, dated the I'll of May, 1875 upon the subject OF
navy Yards, called for by the House the 25,h Jan
u'u'no; which letter was read aud reerred to the com
ih,ttee on Naval Affairs.
III. letter from the Attorney Generate Of the U.i
ed States transmitting copies OF pondence or oil
so much thereof - be found on the files and r q
cords oil his Office, between the Attorney the Unit,d
states ior the Territory OF Arkansas aud the Attorney
oeheIal Oh The Uuited States, in relation the tile
ment oil claims 10 lands in the Territory Of Arkansas
called Tor by the House the 26th Of jan ul, Which
letter wa, read and laid on the table.
The House resumed the considers alton Of the Report
OF the Committee on Elections the Memorial Of
nue Washburn, contesting the election Of James w.
Ripley.
The question, will the House agree to the resolu-
eon recommended IN the said Report. again stated
from the Chair, and after further debate thereon,
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06
THE NEIlArE

, we lay before our Readers the frs, Speech o,
Mr. Hayne, in the Senate, presenting some striking
specu'a'ns on The disposition OF the Public Lands We
sha" pnDlsh NY Web,ters FIRST, on Tuesday-& follow
" up'wrh Mr.. Bsnton's,& Messrs. Webster s. HAYNES
scconu .p"eches Every new stroke which Mr. Webster
ann al MIR. Duh Green, shows more aud more CLEARLY
,nf Peuy and humanity spite by which he il animated.
rHs', he would make motion but that his fri md. had
as'uaned him-Ihen he moves to 20 into Ia. ele on q,
new Printer to the SenateAnd foiled in this oil ec he
.re"ehs' 1910 what! 10 remove Mr.. G. cen pr o,abry
from the Office which he fills And il tbs con, a.
wor'ny 81 wis and msgnanimpus State smau,-
Did Jefferson or Madison stoop to such petty re-
sentiments! Is this the course of who aspires to
OF nation /? This
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06
MONDAY, Feb. I, 1880.

The Vice President laid before the Senate the to,.
lowing letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
January "a, 1880. (
SrR:--In compliance with the resontion Of the Sen.
ate passed tbs 23d ult dire cling the Secretary OF IN.
treasury to report 10 the Senate what funds Of the IT,
Saes deposited IN the State Banks 10 the Banks oil
"e Dis'riet OF C0iumbis, have besn directed 10 he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

p" Md It must follow, ~ tho night the day,
Thou cans't not then DO false to any man .


Ana now having repudiatsd the inference drawn
rom hts Occurrences by thu Senator from Miasouti
let hs subject henceforh and f,rever sleep with he
ia'irious dead who have formed the topic of This de-
suliory discussion w
=. Benton then rose and proceeded 10 address. The
ornae aoou'a an hour, IN continuation Of the remarks
which he commenced on Thursdsv lat. hut L,J ~,
concluded when hr intimaied wish TO defer the ro
malnder Of his remarks to tomorrow, and
The Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MT McDuihe, from the committee oi WAYS and
Means, who were instructed on the 18Th Of Dscsm.
ger last "io euqore into the expediency OF providing
oy general law, for he relief Of such Public Officers
- sustained Peeuniary Losses during The late wsr nv
the bona hde negotiation Of Treasury notes in he
eessary performance Of their official duties made an
adverse report thereon; which wasfeed and laid upou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06
FHEUEKICK SMITH,
speaker ~ the House NJ Representation.
DANIEL STURGEON,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved: January %, 1880

GEOkGE WILLIE.
Mr.. Benton offered the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the President Of the United States
he requested To cause a communication TO be made 10
the Senate OF so mnch Of the report recsv ed from the
oihcero tho United States army no hal command OF
The detachment TOR the protection Of the Caravan OF
traders TO Santa Fe Of New Mexico, during the last
Sumner, as may be proper 10 be made public, and M.
teral to be known in devisng further means for the
security OF the inland trade between Missouri aud
Mexico.
The resolution offered on the 2sth uIt by Mr. Bar
nard, on the exprdiency Of providing tina, all future
enisnents in he army during time Of peace, hall
be Tor three instead of five years, agreed to.
The resolution offered the 25ih ul'. by Mr.
MARKS proposing the allowance Of pension to Aza-
riah Woods, was agreed 10.
The following resolution offered by Mr.. Webster on
Friday last was declared by the Vice President TO be
out Of order, being in his opinion repugDsnt 10 ths
provision OF the Joint resolution, directing the sppoist
ms nj OF printers for the two Housss:
Resoioed, That the Senate will, 90 the OF sbru.
ny next, [inssnil proceed 10 the choice Of Printer
70 the SSna G.
| Mr. Webster, without asserting 10 the eorreetnes.
OF the decision OF the Chalr-the question growing
out OF being, he thought, rather one Of construction
Tor the Senate itself TO decideasked whether rsso
Senate. " WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-06

Statement shelving the payment, made
act authorizing subscriptions to the Stock
.apeake and Ohio Canal Company, to the
Dec mher. 1929:
BY the United States So
Corporation Of Washington 2
Georgetown
Alexandria
State Of Maryland, in stock, in
conformity OF the resolution
Of the Stockholders and of
the President and Dire ctors
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, passed 23d
June, 1928, and received by
the Treasurer, per order Of
the Board, OF the 7th Janu-
airy, 1929
Individual Stockholders
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
BOSTON MARkET-JuNE %.

Flom.-'rhe operations in the Flour market
since our last are of little Importance. Few sales
have been effected for export, and the demand
for home trade has been rather inactive Sales
of Howardstreet were made in the early part of the
week at IS %; prime brands Genessee 60 )
62! and common to fair do. 5 % ) Sl!; about
1000 bbls. Fredericksburg lowland have been
sold, 400 bbls. at 4 49,, 6 mo-. and 600 do in
lots principally at 93i, land 6 mo-; and Noun
tam at 5 2!a5 l8f. no.. Sales of 500 bbs.
Alexandria at the same; 600 do.Susquehanna+a at
prices equal to 90 per Dbl. cash.
Baltimore, Howard street. per Dbl. So 81 )
so; do. wharf, none; do. Philadelp hia, 5 90 5
124: Susquehanna, ) GO.
Grau,.-The arrivals of Grain this week have
been light, and prices for prime qualities are bet
ter supported. There have been sales of about
$4,000 bushels Southern white Corn at 44al5c. :;
and yellow flat at AGA sc. per buShel; Northern
round 54a55c.-C9Wier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Va. Military land Warrants

4 Will purchase claims to Land Warrants and War
4 rants already granted BY the State OF Virginia fc-
the Of her officers and Soldiers in the Revou~
ouary War; AS well those the Continental State
establishment OR will locate all warrants that NAV
oe co,fdcd for location, upor the most desirable
and valuable lanasln Ohio, Indiana or Illinois, may
be preferred for such part hereof will be fair
compensation for the services rendered-and this ser
vice shall be such ought to be expected from one
who has resided % years the West and whose time
has been constantly and exclusively de oted 10 land
AVID land matters.
Ever officer and Soldier. and every Chaplain and
Surgeon, who served in the Continental army, or in
that Of the State or in the Navy Of the Si..S Of al,
M Sol ls l.ir a;"cd their
warrants are eniua y la1 Il Obtain II,
under late law passed for their bene fit And to all
such AS DO know Low to proceed to Obtain their
rights my services now rendered and will be
prompt, rendered.
Letters. postage paid, addressed TO me- al Richmond,
Virginia until the lst of January next will be attend
cd to- aud in Ill where necessary will call III
person upon these Interested.
CiDWAiLADER WALLACE
thiEcofie Ohio June 18TH, 1850.
jGne 24--i9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02

Robbery Of .M. Diagee. robbery of Mr..
Dugee. of this city, Of his pocket book contain
I'M $3.50. betweenFrenchtown \ Observation-Disclosures
mentioned in this paper on Saturday. This
morning package. mailed i'll Phil4daln,ia ~a...1.
addressed 20 he Posi- Master IN mus ut$ VIII"
the following note, written IN disguised DaoA-
set h0nd:-
1.-the incloscd is the pockct-book and papers
which were taken from r. Dingee, on his way
from Baltimore, please send them to HIM No
postage"
The direction was for the Post Master Of
New York City
Enclosed in the foregoing note TO the Post
Master. was package directed to Mr.. X. DIN
gee. containing his pocket-book and papers, ac-
companied by the following letter.
..here with YOU will receive your pocket-book
and papers which were taken from YOU on your
way from Baltimore. the money cannot spare at
present. i am not habitual thief, this wicked
and desperate act is the result OF extreme distress
POVERTY and woelul want.
II have no accomptiCe. am alone in this
thing. YOU cannot find me out.
s.Y0urS 100 reward r even had it been $500.
would not get the money
ii see bv your papers that you live III New
| York and work for Uncle Sam
II wish you better luck.
Mr.. r. Dngee."
The disguise of the handwriting was evident
| " an effort The spelling Is correct. In all
instances the letter is written very long above
and below the line. v. /. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
ALEXANDRIA,, ID. T..
FRIDaY HORNING, JULY ?, 1850.

By the Steamboat Potomac, yesterday, we re.
seived the Norfolk papers OF Wednesday, con-
-siuinc the conclusion of Miles Kings letter.
lie urOstrates the Auditor and redeems his char
acter from the aspersiOns of the Government De-
famer. The Concord sailed OH Monday.
-aSsn-
\ pnblic Dinner was given in Norfolk, on Sa-
tnrtlay last, TO the Hon. JONI RANDOLPH, our
Minister to Russia. The entertainment was at
tended By respectable number OF gentlemen,
AVID the tcasts were in general moderate, a1pro-
PIRATE, and mostly complimentary to the guest
Mr.. RANDOLPH embarked, on Sunday, on board
the Concord: and as the wind was lalr, 1t Is pro-
oabe the ship sailed the same day. Mr.. 1AzE-
WELL attended the dinner and was duly honored
oy the company
xNss>
The first part of the answer OF Miles KING
% the Renort Of AMOS KENDALL, Is contained IN
the Norfolk papers Of Monday, and We have had
time only to glance hastily over 1t. From the
c,irsory reading we gave It, we are Inclined to
ad,pt the opinion OF the Beacon, "a neutral pa
per that it contains one OF he most triumphant
yjndica.ion, of It's author. from unjust lmputaton
ever presented to the American people
%NsS
4 = FRANCS SAAIH. IAa'I' Va -Aoi'iSu"li' ID
one among several candidates. to represent the
Washington District now without representa-
lion by the death of Gen. Alex. Smyth,l in the
present Congress.
-aTss>
G0Jil-The Boston Patriot suggests that the
Secretary Of War mas gone to West Pc!nJ on his
way 10 Tennessee, because the "f1rthest way
round i the shortest way h)me.' and because
N. Cadets and that Institution require his per-
4onal inspection to enable lhen 70 correct any
inaccuracies in their English grammar edu-
cation, and to improve and perfect their acQuaint
auce with the mystery and nicely OF English com
position.
1t nav appear incredible at this day, never'he-
les, it is true that 50 taev a. the wear l-95. i've
bars Of cotton from the United States OF America
we're advertised in Liverpool paper u be sold
BY public auction in three lots. There are those
vet in active business in New York who remem-
Der when cotton was an article 50 little under-
stood. that s-a island and upland were offered At
the same price; and when We late venerable and
yirtuous Jav madc his celebrated treaty with BIZ
tain, he did not know thar cotton was the produce
Of the States. What striking contrast ri h.a
the compass If less than half - century Five
oa.~ Of American cotton in the wear 1875, to be
.D.t In three loys-aganSt near million of bars
annually exported from the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
This Us to give NOTICE.

TsvIAr the suuacribcr. of ChareS County, and State
i OF Nary'anI, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Charles County IN Mary land, letters teSteDca-
t,rv on the personal estate sf tH1nAs ROME, late OF
said county, deceased All persons having claims
g INST said decreased hereby warned 70 exhibit the
,Sme with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at
or De fore the first day cfJanuay 1885, they may other
WISE b, taw be excluded fr M all benefits OF the ssi
estate. Gwen unjermy hand, this 28h day ut July,
1850. SARAH COVE
;; 1wAw ExeCuaiX.s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Plea uYe Trip

To The LlHls Fails Of P0tomac.
.TEyIE STEAMBOAT siARYL AND will leave Wolf.
street Dock IN EORR0JP HORNING, sd
Instant at hafpa't Oeloek on an excursion Of plea
sure To the Little Fails ct Potomac She is provided
with awnings FIRE and H. for comfart. Passengers
viii nave an opportunity Of seeing interesting part
Of the Canal.
u Fare, for going and returning, Fifty Cents.
JAS. HAIR S, Jun. Captain
The Boat will continue running on pleasure excur-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Rive NunNreA N0i(nrs teWav0
STOP THE IYIIEE

ID lNAW AY from the subscriber, h''E near U nper
Ia yilEe fauquier couay, v gnIa. ca the ljih June
1879 a negro nan (w,eoner) u med
SANFORD,
about "a or IS years IF AZ, ABOUT ttet or ~ inches
high of dark copper color. stout across the breast
and shouider,-w'h long ARA hauds and hngcrs, 'nd
very long cct, about IL hes lie stoopS t'''e m
his carriage, his knees standing forward -pS nose Is
longer than ordinary, his mouth WIDE AMI Ms Under
lin thick and turned dowawHrls He has scar or one
of his fore fingers just adjoining the iat JOINT, coca
stunned bv the Gu, of scytie, and larger one on MS
elbow, occlsoned by putting tone IN the cart. Wheh
spokcn to- he has rather u down look
SANFORD took with him SIS OF the subscriber
money. and has, no doubt changed his clothing hav'
ing left most of his clothes behind Ire rode oft one
of the wagon horses which having been reclaimed III
the neighborhOod of BHtetown beyond the b'ue
Ridge, makes il probable that he mace ms way 10
Penns, lv,na, through the aeIghoorhoos OF
town OF Hagerstown. ] he wagon saddle ana or'o'e
which he took with him lave not been 'earu o. -
Whocver W n secure said slave. (and more especially
the forged pass which have reason 10 oene'e ne VAS
SO that get him again, slaiireceve the ABOVE
ond All reasonable expenses if brought home
JAMES LAKE.
UpperriAe, fauq"ier county va.
1I--6m~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
COrAiaN EliXir Of Hark.

TXHIIS elegant PREPARATION containing all OF 'he Vr
tues OF the best Peruvian Lima bark can be used
in their stead whenever th,y may be required beng
very pleasant the taste, staken without reluctance
and even with avdity. rs general tonic is not sur
passc and rs preventive and cure for teverand aSne
it is highly ecommended-Pefsons being where BIZ
lous diseases prevail, viii fnd this very useful arl''
Gle 1t creates appetite saA relieves debility OF the
stomach and is an excellent article restorative Tor
convaesceD,s Price, 81 % for large aud 70 cents
for small bottles.
MILK or ROSES.
safe and efficacous cosmetic, for removing free
kes chaps, pimples tan sunburn, and other erupuons
of the skin II excellent remedy the chshng OF
Infants, and the peassntest application to remove the
smsrting after the operation of shaving 25cts
per bottle.
REAL BE.4PS' OIL;
For the growth and preservation OF the hair, renew
ing the hair on bald places and giving to the locks
strong and glossy cast 1t is highly useful IN removing
the dandriff from the heads of children, ard an excel
lent application to improve the growth OF ~hisker'
For sale by by DAVID AAhtiN'
;unAl4 Alexandra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Eotice.

Marine Insurance Company Of alexandria.
Insurance OFFICE,
July /, 1880.
ysv!IE holders ofstock in thi> Company are hereby
! Informed. that dividend Of Ilree per cent pro-
e., for the last SIX mon lbs is tins day deciaed, pAyabe
to them or their legal Representatives,, on Tuesday
nest. tue 9th Instant
j. Cost b. NJ. hpLLs' see
], The EdNors of the Richmond Wing and Nation
al IntcEgenccr requested TO insert The above every
nih..r day IhIr, Times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
COMMERCIAL.
FLOUR inspected in the Town of Alexandria
for the quarter ending June SOth, 1880, viz.
1860. barrels,
l,4e5 half do.
]. CLOUD, ! Irsnoo.or,
A. JANNEY, inspectors
SAVANNAH MARKET, JUNE %.

Coton.-Since our last report the sales of Up
lands will reach about $500 bales. at from Ola
lOa, mostly from 9Sal0; prime has been more in
demand the last week and several parcels have
been sold at from l04al0a.
Rice-This article is extremely dull. We
quote 81 so p 25.
Fo,u.-Is in limited demand at our quota
tons. Phiad. sc. IS % > 30.
Com.-No cargo sales-retailing from 48a5O
cts. according to quantity.
Freights.-Have' advanced in consequence of
tue scarcity of shipping in port at present Id.
per lb. for Liverpool was paid on Saturday for
400 bales; since which We understand the Bark
Armadillo has been taken upat !. To France
no vessel New York fct.-Georgima.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Notice.

Ii persons arc forewarned taking an assignT emf.
n or otherwise trading for note given by me 10
John I Kidweii, of Fairfax county, for one hundred
dollars ayab'e November Court next, and dated the
18th June, 1880 as consider have fa'r and equ
table Offset to said note, and viii not pay without
am compelled by law.
June CIV POB'T. RtTCIIFFE