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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department, December 10th, 1880.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

II.
By and With Tie adcice and consent of the Senate
Noah ii Swayne of Ohio, to be Attorney of the
Snlted states for the District of Ohio, in place of
Samuel Herrick, resigned
EiJah Hayward of OHIO to be Commissioner of the
General Land Office, in place of George Graham de-!
ceased
Philip Barbour, of Virginia, to be Judge of
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia
in place of George Hay, deceased.
Mathew Harvey of New Hamshire, to be Judge
ofthr Un'ted States 70 The District of New Hamp-
shire IN place of John s SherbWne. licensed
i.sn!arain X h4o-scIiy- Van ZandI
Joshua Nelson and Nathaniel Brandy, to be Justices
of he Peace for the county of Washingon on, in the
Thomas w Gilpn of Delaware, to be Consul Of
the United S'ates for the Port of Belfast in Ireland
in place of Samuel Luke, removed
Newark, (Ohio) Dec 90
Election Of Judge.- On Saturday the two Houses
of the Legislature went into joint ballot 20 fill one of
the vacancies on the bench of the Supreme Court
Cn tn fourth ballot Judge Lane, of Norwalk, was
elected. The several baltottlngs were as follows:
Lane 4S Wood SO Pease 10 Wright
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

lAC y IS IL va
LIST Of Jan 1880, Of
The receipts into the
Treasury during the
first three quarters
of the present year,
are estimated ut I
Viz:
Customs, l7,268,I22
"a; Lands. iG.)
I,e93,7I9 27; Banl.
dividends, Oh. 400
O9O; Miscellaneous
(H.) 81 176 rs,
The receipts for the
fourth quarter are
estimated ut
Making the total esti-
mated receipts OF
the year
And, with the balance
on the 1t of Janua-
ry. 1880, forming an
aggregate Of
The expenditures for
the first three quar-
tiers OF the present
year are estimated
at a.
Viz:
Civil list, foreign inter
course. and n1istella-
neous 2,460,372 &c
Military service, in
GLIDING Notifications
ordnance, Indian at
fairs, arming the mi
litia, and internal
improvements, 5,72a~
976 50; Naval ey-
tabiisi.ment, inciud--
ing the gradual i'm
provemcnt of tho
Navy 2,65I,457 65r
Public debt, 9,931-
$50 90
THE expenditures for
the fourth quarter
including 81 ,4i5. oob
on account OF the
public debt, are esti-
mated, on data fur
nished by the fespec-
tive departments, at
king the total esti-
mated expenditures
o. the year
And leaving in the
Treasury on the
Gst Of January,
1881, an estimated
balance Of
Which, however, in
c!udcs he funds es-
timated at | AGO. 900
heretofore reported
by this department
as not effective.
The appropriations ri
close Of the year, are es
Bat, of this amount, it
Departments:
I. That the sum of s.
CURED for the objects foI
ated:
Q. That the SUN Of 8
quired, and may therefor
of appropriation, and is
OFT being re-approprlatet
year 1881; as will more
mates of the appropriate
scented:
9 That the sum of 81
the Surplus Fund at the
cause the objects for VIII
completed, or because t
CURED for, or will be no
Q. OF THE
The total amount of the
on the list Of January,
Viz !. Funded debt IG
Consisting Of six per
CT. stock G,4l0,55G
II Five per CT. silks.
including the 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

In obedience to the directions OF the 'act supple
m.ntary the act to establish the Treasury Depart
ment." the Secretary of the Treasury respectfully
submits the following report
l OF TIE PUBLIC REyENUE AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts into the Treasury from all sources du-
ring the year 1898 24,76S,629 %
The expenditures for the same year,
includ ng payments on account OF the
public debt, and including $79O,O63
10, for awards under the LIST article
of the treaty of Client, were 59,47o s.
The balance i'll tho Treasury on the LIST
January, 1929, was 5972,4oo .
The receipts from all sources, during
the year 1899, 2l,627,627 81
Lands. statement D. 1,5l7,i75 13
Dividends Bank Stock,
(E) 100000 90
accidental rcccipts. (E 1875 ,i86 "a
Making with the balance, an aggre----------------
gate of 3O.GOO,O6S
The expenditures for the same year,
were (F.) 25,oad,358 4
Civil list, foreign in
tercourse. and mis-
cellaneous, includ
ing 50 O33 3S for
awards under The
st article of the
treaty of Cheat 3,lOl,5l4 81
Military service .incu-
ding Notifications,
ordnance, Indian at-
fairs, pensions, arm
ing the militia, and
Internal Improve
o,Soo,<"o 20
Naval service, includ-
ing the gradual I'M
proyeInent of the
Navy 3,3O8.745 ~
Public debt 12,383867 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
39,I23,I91 6s

| And leaving the total
debt the LIST of
January. 1881, 33,I23,9l Go
Viz Funded debt. (K.) 9,os2 ,461 SO
, Unfunded debt, (L.) 4O,7e9 so
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
$685.. 5GJ %
100000

In the estimate Of the expenditures for 1881 are
included $l,275,l54 II, of the appropriations for
1897 winch were not required for the service of tba,
year, and applicable for the service of 1891 with
out being re-appropriated, WIS civil foreign inter
course, and miscellaneous. S4O.g33 10, military.
S3l5,92l 10; and naval, 1913, 400 49,
In respect TO the duties on imports and tonnage,
the estimate above presented will not apply tor the
succeeding year; for when the reduction made last
session shall have gone into full effect The revenue
will according to the average oftho last four wears
VIZ: from 1926 to 1929, inclusive, be diminished a..
664 435
The proceeds Of the sales Of public lands will pro
badly be somewhat increased But the amount Of
these sales will be limited by the ability oftlo.e who
purchase lands for their culivailon adventurous
speculation having ceased with the credi; svstem.-
This Of revenue, therefore, except SO far as IL
may be affected by future legislation NAV be relied
mon hereafter to sustain the estimate made for 1881
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08
NEWPORT,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. s, 1880.

Some apology would seem to be due
from us to our readers generally, in con-
sequence of our having occupied so large
space in to-day's paper with a commu-
nication relative to the trial recently had
before the Court of Common Pleas in
this town.-But W hen it is considered
| that the decision to which the commune
cation has reference, was one that set
tied for the time bein g, question entire
Ily new in its nature, and affects very Sc
riously and vitally in its operation the
dearest rights of very numerous class
of highly respected chtizens--when it is
considered further, that the individual
making the commune alton, was material
ly and directly interested in the whole
matter, it must be deemed no more than
an act Of Justice towards all those so
Interested, to allow him, and them
through him, to be heard. Our friends
will remember that in former number
we published Mr.. C's note, and that in
the last paper VIC published Mr.. T's Re =
port and reply to Mr.. C's communica-
ton, together with the accompanying
certificates relative to that report. We
then expected, as was stated, to have
published in the same paper, the reply,
so that the whole affair might have been
terminated at once. But owing to Cir
cumstanccs before explained, we were
compelled TO defer its pubGcatio until
now. We are assured by Mr.. c. that
he has no intention whatever Of pursuing
this controversy any further, in the shape
in which it has thus far been carried on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

GALE. Yesterday The wind comm enc
ed at the northeast about midday, and
continued to blow very severely and oc-
caiionaly with great violence until mid
night-during that period "a considerable
quantity ofsnow fell. We are glad to say
that the gale did no very heavy damage
in this immediate ncighborhood. There
were, however, several vessels driven on
shorc-among the number was the Key
cnuc Cutter, Capt. Mather-shc will no
doubt be got of with but very little d'i-
iiculty. Several chimnics and fences
were blown down. The spire and vanc
of the methodist Chapel was also blown
down. We fear that great deal OF dam
age has been sustained by the shipping
on the coast
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

NEWPORT ALE. The ale and porter
brewery of Mr.. Thomas Evans, is in full
operation, and we understand from good
Judges, that the ale manufactured at this
brewery is equal in every respect, TO
any that comes from abroad. We hope
our citizens will cyincc that Disposition
to "cncourago domestic industry"
which the proprietor of this establish
mcnt SO we'll deserves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08
A town meeting was held in this town

"A town meeting was held in this town
on Saturday morning last, ii. Y. Grams
ton, esq. moderator. The meeting was
called to take into consideration and a.
dopt measures to prevent the spreading
Of the small poy-scyeral cases having
occurred in this place during the last four
or five weeks. The extent of the mala-
dy was not considered very alarming,
our inhabitants having been pretty gen.
orally inoculatcd for the Kline pox.
The physicians present, all agreed and
produced the best evidence with regard
to the efficacy of the Kline pox as pre-
vcntivc from the small pox, and recon-
mcnded that this easy and safe remedy
should be Immediately rcsortcd to by
every one who had not yet availcd him
self of it,
A vote was passed TO request the
Board of health, if they should deem il
cxpcdicnt, TO procure suitable place
in the suburbs Of the town, to convey
those who now have or may hereafter
have the small pox-or if they preferred it
TO authorize them to repair the Pest
house on Coasters harbor. We understand
in pursuance Of the vote Of the town III a,
the Board of health have commenced
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

safe to permit the institution to exist u'i-
der free govcrnment-thcy in the next
breath, then, and there, "thank God that
ihcy yet live in land governed by law
they bcsccch the aid of Socicty-.hey
invoke the authority oflaw, to assist Them
in what they call the pious (but ! think
unholy,) work of degrading and injuring
every mason who will not prove rccrc-
ant to his own conscience, and lend his
aid in the vindictivc persecution OF every
other mason and thereby furnish the con
summation of his own inlamy. For my
self will only say, that when ! shall be-
come satisfied that there is any thing
wrong or wicked in masonry, then will l
quickly rcnouncc it: But until then, let
this Threatened and worst of all the wild
and unrclcnting prosecutions that ever
drcnched this earth in blood, be driven
home upon me as it may, in all its fright
ful iorIns-undisnaycd, | will yield my
, elf living sacrifice to its fury, and
v ,hilst there shall be left for me, quietly
to pursue, even one reputable mode OF IN
dr,stry by which | may sustain myself
aud iamily-or whilst there shall remain
un -asyInm for the poor and the wretch
cd. Il shall not complain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

CONGRESS- most probably convened at
Washington on Monday last ,and no doubt
the Presidents message was commnnlca-
ted to both Houses on the same day,
which will it is presum ed, reach here by
tomorrow steamboat. We shall lay It
before our readers in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

SMALL Pox. An interesting and we'll
written communication on this subcc
will be found in another column of this
paper: we recommend It's careful reading
to the public generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

repairing .hc Pest house on Coaster 3
harbor Island for the purpose before men
toned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08
! cry respectfully, your ob't. servant,
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.

n. Il. Remarkable evidence of the
core ctncss of Mr. Tuners memory,
or his notes, if he should hereafter say
he took any at the trial. He says in his
comm lnication "whcn it is remembered
that tn is trial commenced early in the
week @ { our Courto sc. Now the fact
is that the trial commenced on TnrRs-
DAY of Court week. And yet this Re
porter who cannot from the aid OF his
memory notes, or his witnesses,
guess ary ways near the day when the
trial commenced, undertakes a second
time to a,-scrt with "no sort Of Jedr' too,
that he rccoTlectc and correctly report
cd "thc arguments of Counsel, and The
testimony uf tIc witnesses nearly mord
for word."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23
RESOLVE authorizing the appointment Of
Commissioners to inquire into tie condition
of Banks

RESOLVE authorizing the appointment of
Commissioners to inquire into TIE condition
Of BaRks.
ReSOIUed, That the Governor, by and with
the advice and consent of the Council, be, and
he is hereby authorized and required, to appoint
three suitable persons as Commissioners for
each County in this Commonwealth, in which
there may be any bank or banks, whose duty il
shall be, to examine into the condition of the
banks in their respective Counties, in such man.
ner and to such extent, as will enable them to
report, whether in their judgment the charters
of the banks so examined, may be renewed or
extended, consistently with the public security :;
and if, in any particular case, they should deem
it inexpedent for the Legislature to extend any
particular charter or charters, then to report a
detailed statement of the facts upon which their
opinion is founded. And it shall be their du; Y
to seal up their reports respectively, and make
returns thereof to the Secretary of the Com.
monwealth, ten days at least before the third
Wednesday of January, 1881. Provided, hO.o-
e1er, that one Of said Commissioners to be ap.
pointed for any County, shall not be an inhabit.
ant OF the County in which he may be appoint
ed 10 act. And for the purposes of such exam.
ination, said Commissioners shall have mower
to send for persons and papers, and thew. or anv
one of them, are hereby empowered TO admins
Ter an oath to the President, Cashier, or to any
Director of any bank, to make true answers to
any interrogatoriss which may he put 10 them.
or any Of them, touching the transactions or
condition of their respective banks
Approved, June 2, $780,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23
SPRINGFIELD, June I6.

SPRINGFIELD, June l6.
EARLY PRODUCTIONS. We saw veEter.
day large mess Of early potatoes. Of the
Lombard species; (if we NAV lie allowed
the .expression) raised this season in the
garden OF MAJ. f. Edwards ofthis town.
lney were OF the usual size Of that potato,
ana were iully ripe. We are assured that
no drty'c'GI means were used to bring
them forward. The same gentleman had
eucumbers on his table the 26th Of last
month, and radishes the 10th April, of this
years growth.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

Russia AND THE Moon Russia, in her whole
circumference surpasses thesurfaco ofthe Moon
by l23,e85 English square miles, assuming that
the Moon is like the earth, covered with two
thirds Of sea- The surface the moon amounts
TO 2,5O5, POI English square miles, allowing one
third of which for continent, gives So. Os7
square miles. Russia counted in 1878, without
her dominions in America 95s ,92I square miles.
The empire sprends out ia degrees of lonoi.
tnde, and 36a degrees Of lattude, i. e. the 18th
part of the surface Of the earth, without The sea.
the l4th part of our hemisphere, and the 2eth
part Of the whole globe.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

Taylor, the water poet, who lived in Charles
the fIrsts time, gives the following line az
reading backwards and forwards the same
Lcwd did ! live & evil did dwell
and adds, will give any man five shillings
apiece for as many as he can make in Eng.
llsn. We do not know that the prize was ever
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-23

Somebody published story in one of the
New England papers, how somebody else had
converted rat-trop into an eel trap, in which
great many ecls had been taken. The Ley.
ington (Va) paper rufles at this, and SAYS that
the hono' Of the invention" belongs TO a
Mr.. Beard OF that place. Who four years ago,
m one season. caught nnc hundred cells, proba-
bly, " as big as piece of chalk" in a rat.tran
and moreover, while his trap wns thus profita.
ply employed being much annoyed by rats, he
Gus villains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

remarkable eclipse ofihs sun. which will be
very large throughout the United States. and
actually annular IN one third OF them
The Washington Banner annouDcrs that
Gen Harrison, our laie Minister TO Colombia
70 preparing for publication a vindicaiion oil
himself from tho charges preferred against him
by thai government, We presume that Mr..
Poinseit will follow suit.
IL noticed IN an Enslish paper NJ the lolh Of
January, that our eoun'ryman. Mr.. Wnyhing
Ion Irving, had been entertained at dinner on
The previous day, by Vi. Peel. with the Lord
Chancellor, aud other distinguished company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
SIbNS - IApISo

zNIE Subscriber respectfully invites the
II attention of the Ladies 20 the first arrival
of his Spring supply. viz
Bareges of quite new style
Beautiful fancy Gro de Maps
Gymp Lnces and Edgings
i 4 aud ID Bobb neu
Lace Cape, Wells aud Peleiinos the most
splendid, yet cheap
ALSO
A few doz Shell Tuck Combs.
ROBERT KYLE.
I. S. An assor'men, of Dry Goods su,pass'
log IN beauty aud extent. any ever exhibited AT
this house, is every day expected. r. X.
March 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
French and English
FANCY GOODS &c.
March 30

VI liiiSd day received a large invoice OF Frencl
- and English Fancy Goods, &c
Consisting IN part OF the folio wing, viz:
Work boxes
Shaving do and Brushes
Purses Various k,nds)
Fancy Needle Gases
DO. Boxes (var,Ous kinds)
lacked Wood Fruit Plates
screw PIncusbions (vsrious klnd)
Smelling Vials, great variety
Cravsi Stifinefs
Thermometers. great Variety
Combs, variety
Papiloltes, new article for ladies
Magnliying Mirrors
Pen and Pocket Knives, great variety
Scissors, rarely
Silver fruit Knives
Guns aud Pistols, do4tbie and single bayrei
with Percussion Locks
Percussion Caps
Perfumery and Odours, great variety
Beautiful Engravlngs
Car,catures
Prints of the Fashions
Violin Strings
Fancy aud Morocco Paper, great variety
Rice Paper, assorted coIors aud slzes
Fancy Boxes, beautiful
Lead aud Fancy Watches, for children
Toy China. for children
Game Bags
Shot Bags
Powder Flasks
Fancy Mahogany Boxes with Cushions
Berlin Letter COmpreSsors
Silver Spectaces
Steel do
Goggles
Silver Pencil Cases
Do Ever Pointed do
Lepine Watches
Shaving Boxes, variety. with and without
glasses
Steel Pencil Gases
Razors, variety, with and without cases
Port Canyons, variety
Hair Brushes do
Note Books do
Pocket Books and Wallets, variety and
beautiful
Peg and Stand Glass Lamps, variety
Brass and japan Lamps
Wood Combs
Drawing Paper, several sizes
Rufiie Iron do do
Pearl Powder
Chemical Cosmetic Wash Bals-new ar.
tirIe
French do do
English and French Perfumery. great w.
riety, &c.
Together with many other articles in the
fancy way-all for sale AT the rsry Lowest price.
Howell DAVIES,
Main 'lrtet Lynehburg.
March 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
NOTICE.

MIR. sAML MARTIN--ss Pl..,e take
81 notice. that on the third day uf May
neat al the store house Of Greeuvilie Penn, in
The county OF Patrick, We shall prnceed TO
take The Dispositions ofcharies Philpol and
others, aid u the same cannot be com piefed
on the bird lay, we shall proceed also Oh the
It'll, between the hours of moe O'Clock IN the
morning and Eve in the afternoon OF the same
days
And At Patrick court house, on the 9Th and
oh days OF the same month we shall. between
the same hours, proceed 10 take the dispositions
of Asrnm Staples and oihers-which deposit
i'ons nre 10 he read ~ evidence ia a SUIT de
pending and undetermined in the Superior
Court OF Chancery, for the Lynohhurg District
wherein you are plaln'if aud we are defend
ants y, which time and place you can attend
II you ihinh proper.
GREENViLLE PENN,
JANE PENN,
CLARK PENN.
March 90. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

~ II has been suggested tina, as the ap.
pel'otions of federaisi aud Republican have
wholly lost their original signifcation (thc first
now meaning, according to Duff Green's now
dictionary, an opponent of Gen. Jackson aud
himself, and the last supporter of those two
worthless they shall be dropped entirely, aud
that The advocates of the Southern doctriae OF
construction shall be called Nuiiifers and their
opponents .l1tti.NaHifers. The only objection
is that the aameS are no, SO euphonic as they
might bs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

the vn'e MI b a'.n'a unanimous. This lea.
w aud formidable opposition viii be success
'ui, II II be NOT met by corresponding exertions
On the part of those who are friendly to the
liberal aud beneficial changes effected in our
fundamental law. Mr.. Doddridges able and
ingenious Circular will have great weight in
the Valley. where we have heretofore calcola
ted with certainty on a strong majority in ia.
Vor OF the amended Constitution. The news.
papers IN Frederick and Jefferson, already
speak OF great change effected in those coun.
ties aud II IS now doub fll on which side The
majority will be. Once more, then, We say
" TO he polls, and do not lose the good that
you have obtained, by idly graspng after still
more, which, under the present system of go.
vernment. you can never get. We call partic.
ularly on those who are dsiranchseh under
the old constitution, TO go to the polls in April.
and show that they appreciate the privilege of
exercising the right OF su1rage. by voting for
the instrument which con!ers i, upoa thom and
their posterity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
ITEMS.

A number of Ladies of Boston have formed
society Tor the purpose Of raising, by vol.
untary subscription. sum OF money to finish
The monument on Bunker Hill They invite
the corporation Of all the New England states.
The subscription is confined to females, and
no one is invited TO give more than one dol
lar.
The Wilyps,owh (Mos.) Lsceum have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

u NJ. NJ Noah has authorised the N. York
Herald 10 say that he has no connection with
The N. Y Courier aud Enquirer, as has been
generally believed, Notwithstanding the with.
drawa ofhis name from that paper-and upon
the strength of which belief many of the stale
Jokes and aboriive witlicisms which have lal
te'ly appeared in the Courier have been re.
ceived with no little gudo, by that numerous
class Of newspaper readers who Judge of ihe
strength Of an argument or the humor of Joke
by the reputation of him who utters it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
March 90.
DANCING SCNNOI,.

HtiE second msctipg OF my school " III
u take place on Thurades the lst Of April,
IN the ball room Of thu Frnnklin Hotel, NJ 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. Persons DESTROYS of psiron,z.
ing the school are respectfully invited TO enter
their children on that day as the session ishot
too inr advanced TO prevent their progressing
with those who came nj commencement.
Tuition to the end the quarter $40.
VI A practising ball will be held on next
saturday ut o'cloch, IN the evening, to which
the Lad'ts are respectfully invited to attend
Gentlemen dcsirous II participating, ntr
Informed that cards OF admission will be de
livered at The bar Of the Franklin Hotel.
J. A XAUPI.
March %. 1tf
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED on Wednesday week Last. by
The Rev MIR, Hammer. the Rev JOHN ROY
ALL, 10 Miss ANNA h. TAYLOR, daughter OF
the late George Keith Taylor, esq