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her bad courses, and sent to place oi
Improvement; i being thought quite i'm
possible tbat girl who loved her brother
could have any prediction for life oi
iofhmy. We zee BY the newspaper thai
she has made her escape, and returned 70
her habits. The world may thus put to-
gethcr two letters in the alphabet Of mo-
rality, and make out that one virtue may
bs compatible with one vice. The lesson
ID one Of benevolence ;lfor il will teach us
to look upon the abandoned with the
thought that the most lovely natural affect
ion and generous devotion may exist and
flourish even in that depraved character.
3 4rot rs Nael Spectator.
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The Tartars Of the Caucasus have no
mendicants- amongst them. Their poor,
instead OF remaining idle, gain their living
either by becoming servants.or shepherds
to the richer members Of srciety. The
infrm OF MANNED are supported by their
families, or, ifthese DO too INDECENT, by
the clergy, who for this purpose receive a
per centsge upon oil legaciss and Inherit
ance. sa oaQ
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OFFICE. NO. :. MARKET-sT.

! entered your cabinet, - is well kaOwp
10 you, contrary 10 my own wishes; and
having nothing TO desire, either - it'se-
,ards myself or friends, have ever since
herished determination to avail nYssIf
,f the first favorable moment, after your
Administration should be in successful D.
pcration, to retire. It occurs to me, that
ihe time is now at hand, when may do
90, with propriety, and in proper respect
to you. Looking 10 the present state Of
thinRs; 70 the course Of your administra-
tion, which being fairly developed, is be-
fore the people tor approval or condemns
tion, cannot consider the step ] am TAX
ing, Objectionable, or, that It Is one, tho
tendency of which cam be 10 affect, or in
jure course Of policy BY you already ad-
vantageously commenced, and which l
hope will be carried out to the benefit and
advancement ofthe people.
rendering nv sincere wishes for your
prosperity and happiness, and for your
successful efforts in the cause Of your
country.
lam, very truly, your friend. d..ov
To ANDREW JACKSON, President Of the
United States.
WASHINGTON CRY, April ., 1881.
Dear Sir:-Your letter of yesterday
was received, and have considered it,,
When you conversed with me ON the sub
ject OF your Withdrawing from tho Cabinet,
! expressed to you sincere desire that
you would we'll consider it; for, however
reluctant / am to be deprived Of your SER
vices, cannot consent to retain yon con-
trary to your wishes, and inclination to re-.
main, particularly as ] well know that in
1899, when / invited you to become a
member Of my Cabinet, you objected, and
expressed desire to be excused, and on
ly gave up your objections at my pressing
solicitation.
An acquaintance with you, Of twenty
years standing, assured me, that, in your
honesty, prudence, capacity, discretion,
and judgment, could safely rely and con-
fide. have not been Disappointed
With the performance Of Your duties,
since you have been with me, have been
fully satisfied, and, 60 where you will, be
your destiny what it may, my best wishes
will always attend you.
will avail myself of the earliest oppor-
tunity to obtain some qualified friend to
succeed you; snd, until then, ] must 90
licit that the acceptance Of your lesigna-
ton be deferred.
| am very sincerely your friend,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Major J. II. EAroN, Sec'ry Of War
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RoBBrNo THE GRAvE.--At a term Sof
the Supreme Court held in Greenfield,
lsst week, Obed Marshall and Henry J..
Plumer, were indicted ON the statute "f
1915, for violating the grave and rssncv-
ing the body Of one Joel Adams, Js. on
the Goth of February last. They sever
ally pleaded that they would not eontesd,
thereby admitting the facts, as charged a.
gainst them. They filed . motion II ir-
rest or Judgment on the eound thaerVhs
statue OF 1915, was repealeahy the ,lNw
feb. go, 1891. This law wseo iute
npera.ion ON the day Of ~ dele : sqi ssu-
Iains no saving clause ov exSep(I6a, = -
oishess coS'mhscd bSttkS' paasl3k Ac
Ack
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THE NEW CABINET-REPORTs.

The Philadelphia papers Of yes, ..dnY
morning are full Of frun,ours upon the f"r-
nation nf the new Cabinet. The United
States Gazette says that John Quincy Ad
ans has been called upon and acceptd
the port folio OF Secretary Of State, until
a successor 10 Mr.. Van Buren, shall he
appointed. 1t also adds that Mr.. Ber,i-
IN has resigned. 20. aai
The Baltimore Patriot of Wednesday
says:
IA letter from Washington, names the
following as the New Cabinet, which we
give as we received it. ps4 tes
State Department, Ed. Livingston, Lou-
War do H. L. White, Tenn.
Navy do Levi Woodbury., N IF
Treasury do Louis McLanc, Del.
"The two first are Senators, and tho
latter, now in England. No mention is
made of tho Post Master General, nor Of
Mr.. Berrien, the Attorney General"
We know not what degree Of credit to
attach to these reports, ,and therefore give
them without comrnent.-(N. Y. STAN
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A few days since, as young lady ar
Philadelphia, as'pieking her car with a
pin, the head dropt off and lodged there.
Almost insuflerable pain ensued. A sdr-
geon was sent for, who succeeded after
long exertion, in extracting it, With tho
assistance of proper instruments. Nis his
opinion that had it remained in the ear
much longer, the patient could not have
survived. This practice Of picking the
ear with pin is common, but tho danger
seems not to be fully apprchended.-(Bos
ton Transcript.
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---|-- WASHINGIUN,H HP5H ~ IoOI.
Dear Sir, a l
Your letter rcsigning the Office Of Sec
retary Of State was received last evening.
I could indeed wish that no circumstance
had arisen to interrupt the relations
which have, ior two years, .subsisted be-
tween ", aud that they might have com
,inued through, the period during which I
may be my Ia, to remain charged with tn
dut,es which tho partiality efsny country
men hss imposed upon me. But tho rea
sons vou present are 80 strong that, with a
propcr rcrird for them, ] eaNnct ask yoe, /,
on ny own seeosns, 10 rsmsia II The Cab
inst.>
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n t0NCORD ACADEMY.-The exercise, of thi, Sc

n CONCORD ACADEMY The exercises of this Sc
" minary for the ensuing year will on the
18th Of January aud terminate the 18th Of December
allowing August for vacation. The Classical Depart
mcnt will comprise the Ancient and Modern IanEnaces
The Mathematical will lie adapted vocation
which the Student may select 10 the College Uniycr
sity where he may wish TO graduate, after leaving this
Institution While due attention will he paid II the adj
Of the pupils the higher branches no pains
will be spared in imparing 10 them thorough acquant-
with such studies constitute complete English
Education. The relations and friends Of the Students are
invited to visit them at any time and judge of their sta-
ton and Improvement The terms for Board and Tuition
will be llO, each boardcr finding his bed and candles or
SIG, il they be furnished him. Some Of the Students
will complete their ACCIDENTAL this year. and will
leave vacancies for others Parents and Guardians who
wish to commit their children and the care Of
the Subscriber, requested write 10 him and direct
their letters 10 TIIOS. 70. COLEMAN
President Of The Concord -4cddcuy. near me
Boucling Green, Caroline Couufg
Nov. ~. s5Evvs,9
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nsttors Our neighbour have eontrivod. By no extsoa
moderate patronage, 70 insufe the completion Of hno Of
rail rood a the most durable msteal,. Of sixty miles in
length and Of magnificent canal furnishing together TO
and conveyance Of thoir produce and merchandise and
thereby greatly enhancing the value OF property while
they confer importance and dignity the Commonwealth;
whilo they have ample share Of the profits
success. without the risk Of miscarriage The State Is
proprietor Of one thousand shares of the Rail Road Com
pany on which II will receive full dividend also
the subscription Of the $25o00o, under guarantee that
the interest shall not be less than per per
and expiration of 30 and so years respectively from
the completion OF the works. the State may take them at
the cost and charge Of construction She will be the
sole proprietor, without rivalry OF these great thorough
fares; beginning and terminating within her territory,
and under her ossn jurisdiction.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

~HEREAs, Notice was given by this Department mt
w the ls instant tohc Proprtctors Of the Fo,.s and
hay per cent Stock Of Flee Millions Of Dollars created
pursuanco oil an Act of Congress of the 26h Of May 1927
and To tho Propcors Of the Fire per cent Stock created in
pursuance OF an Act of tho 18th May 1920 that the Ger
ucatcs OF the said Sock will be redeemed the LIST and I'd
oil january next respectively and whereas OF the Pro-
pcors oil the said Stocks desire the reimbursement Of
previously 10 the aforesaid isor I'd
ary' NOTICE. rs NOW OWEN, That, the presentation
and surrender by the Proprietor Of any Certificate, his
Attorney duly constituted at the Treasury the Loan
ohco where tho may stand credited any time pre-
vouy tn the aforesaid LIST "a Of case
may be, the principal OF the said Certificate will be ren-
burscd and the ntcrcs, which shall have thereon
the time OF such surrender. will he paid.
LOUIS McLANE, See,'y If the Treasury.
Oct III. 4i-eowt1stJan-
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TREAsURr DEPARTMENT, !

NOTICE Is hereby given to the proprieors OF the Four
and a half por cent. Stock, of FIVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS created in pursuance of an Act of Congress
passed the goth day Of May, 1924 the Certificates
OF the said Stock will DO paid the l.. day Of January
next to the PrOpetors thereof their legal representa-
lives attorneys duly constituted the and
surrender OF tho said Certificates, at the Treasury tho
Loan Oiiicc, where the same may stand credited.
Notice tsJurfher giren that transfer Of the Ccrt6
Gates OF said Stock from the books of the Treasury any
loan Office, will be allowed after the ls day of December
next.
And also that the n.crc, all the Certificates, of the
said Stock, will and determine the SIs day Of
December next. LOUIS McLANE,
Oct. T. Il3-oafd1 Secretary offhe Treasury.
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az lSS ANN r. TAYLOR will continue her school at
I've myousc the ensuing year, commencing the IGih
day oil January and terminating the second Friday in
December following, with vacation Of ono month in Sum
mcr In this School will be taught rhography, Read
ing, wiring, English Grammar, Arithmetic. Geography
and History plain Ncedle-work and Thcorcm Painting
he price Tuition will be Sl5 except for painting which
VIII be an addition Of So The price Of board will be $50
Tor the scholastic year Of 10 mouths boarcs furnishing
their own beds and bedding, addition Of S. iffrnsh-
cd them by thc subscriber. NV Post Office Is Politics.
Vile Louisa county Persons wishing 70 encourage this
School. would do well 10 make carly application as the
School will he limited JOHN H. COLLINS
V'i. -. 10--pIM
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a RONAWAY.-Was committed 10 the Jail of this
T. "a county, on the 1lh day Of September 1891 a ne
gro boy who calls himself HENRY.-IIe had ON when
committed suit Of oznaburgs, and hat lie is about
10 years oldiour feet five inches high. and very likely
The owner will come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away or he will be dealt with ~ the law di
reefs JAMES s. GILLIAN J,;Ior
Prince George. Nov. 20. 5s~w12yg
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NOTICE-MRs. NELsoN's Boarding Establishment
~ being completed by the addition of large and airy
building, shc Is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen and
hair families or gentlemen, ladies' with board by the
week month or any longer period. Visitors 10 the city will
find the situation pleasant and healthy within one Hundred
ymdsoi me Napoi square and commanding most beau-
ul prospect excellent beds and the hest fare The market
viii afford number cfhc Ipcrnbcrs Of the ensuing IT,.
gisla'urc can be accommodated Oct T. fls--S,@ W4,1
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HDUBiIC SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of trus cxccut-
n cd by Jefferson Swami, the 22d day Of Scpem-
bcr 1929 for purposes therein mentioned and recorded
the Clerks Ofco Of Powhaan county Court, will be
posed to SALE TO the highest bidder al public au-ton for
ready money, at Powhaan Courthouse, the third I'd
ncsday in December next (cng Pow batan county Court
known by the Of Woodland containing one hundred
and ninety and adjoining the lands Of Richard
Taylor and Samuel Drake and others; much thereof
as will be sufficient TO satisfy the purposes Of the said deed:
and such title only the Trustees have by the deed Of
trust aforesaid, will he conveyed TO the purchaser by
Oct. II. [w2ml THE TRUSTEES.
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the District Attorney. Mr. Ho<nan. who were anxsousy
waiting their ARRIVAL Afe< uncSgoing examlnsScn
the whole I'VE were fully eopmitted fcr Trial. @ ~ Il
Vol may we exclaim-- f q. tt... 49,, -. -
- u. =. Truth V suspse-strsrsor than seicu."
The money all recovered; some Of Il found
bod, some the table and the floor. There
was also found the robbers hook made Of strong
10 which was Affixed moose; this they intended have
thrown the knobs Of the docr prevent Mr. Schuyler
from opening IT, TO follow in pursuitof this circumstance,
Mr. Merritt was but IL seems they had time
accomplish that part Of their design.
We have been oxpucitin this story, Tor the deed
daring ono, and too much credit cannot be awarded Mr..
Merritt for the admirable manner Of his proceeding in the
doubt but Mr. Schuyler would have been y-aid robbed
OF his property, and most likely Of bis life. Much
Sanders and Rcklow old Offenders the latter wa,
paroncd from the State Prison only very short time ago,
The Moorcs gcc1ooking young incn-twins, and so
much alike, that the ono cannot be told apart from the
other. They perfect Dromos.--.N. y. Jfcr.
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TITsIN II ! III T y,
THOMAS TURNER,
PATRICK HAMILTON,
CHAS. BASKERVILLE,
GEO. ID. BASKERVILLE,
VIM. r.. BASE ERyJJI,.
Trustees.

In addition TO the inducements offered above, am au
osed TO say, that the tract just below and adjoining and
reaching 10 the Ferry road is also for SALE containing one
hundred and sixty acres Whereabouts, eighty which
Is river bottom that in tract ove hundred and eighty
acres two hundred and ninety will DO bottom Further on
the north side of the river. and Immediately opposite there
are about six hundred and fifty for sale, large pro-
portion OF which is in woods with private ferry conmu
nicang with the two plantations &. BASKERVILLE.
NOV. y. 52-yy6yyS
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THyHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD win pivo III

TH7HlRTY DOLLARS REWARD win give tho
"a above reward for the apprehension and coTnnsi 10
Jail OF JOHN LOCUST who having inflicted several blows
of my Managers on the 10th Of August last which
il bcioucd 10 hare caused DEATH left The farm. John is o
dark complexion about % years Of age. rather under the
ordinary size, and is remarkable for his eyes, which src
prominent. and Of smoky color and high forehead run
ming up into points above tic temples. John il probably
in the vicinity Of chiffon and Bluff Point in tbc county
Of northumberland Lccttteg and Vinehesfcr; near
thc iasnamcd place lac hired for ono or so wears
John may have reached free States IL So any in
formation given will be thankfully received and s;cps ta-
ken 10 bring him TO trial
ROBERT w. CARTER, Richmond Co. Va
Sabine Hail. Oct. 90 1881. 5O--weg
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dAnIo I'D KENTUcKY LANps.-Thc snbs.

AIIIO AND KENTUCKY LANDS,--Thc Subscr-
~ her oilers his services resident proprcors ~
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky, for the sae
thereof and payment Of the taxes. All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati, 10 John II. Price, Esq Of Rich
mond, POST PAGD, will be duly attended TO- lie refers
those 10 whom he may be unknown TO Chief Justice Mar
shall Chapman Johnson, Charles Copeland, and SaIn My
crs Esars JAMES SOUTHGATE.
y. 81 S. will slso attend as Attorney al Law 70 quits
in ihc Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov 81 Won
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nrcp ygr RxM.iss usly,a.

for ,hr Daily AiUuny Argus.
THE RULING PASSION.
hero liam, that butn.
Cnchanging In the breast
All other passions sway by turns,
And then laid
This like the everlasting 6tas
The c.iier.i vrs'als keep.
Once lighted, .upifcs,
Nor will i, h-., - sleep
ffis yialtcd but breath
Lave neglect bcni
Hop IN m" cheated taint,
And Sorrow nj compliant;
but this. cls All
Can bring np ~
The PUSHING wird wah tho skies,
Detpa seek uesd passioa dues.
Tho passion dies
lis light mny DO unseen,
Aui heller fee
In place Of what
Upnn the ltVs's patched
By blacksring snoN" dcEid
where time hs rubbish and his dust
In Inockey has piid,
bud ptchaucc hoonn
To show the
M pilgrim birssrs it, N and
Shetors IL til the flower "Npani.
ivae--bsi IN n .omb
'fIs nursd- hut by dssalit;
Wh beneath tho utilce hid,
Tho riol,en lava DAD the smoueriny enbsrs
vIATnR.
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Nov. p, 1891.
VALUABLE ROANoKELAND FOR SALE-Thc
~ aul,scrihcr. ac

AALU ABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc
subscribers being vested with full power TO cell the
land whercon Col Robert H. Jones resides now offer il
Tor sale This land lies Roanoke river, being the sc
cond Pantaiion on the south side above Bcntos Ferry
road at ST. Tammany, in the county of Mccklenburg and
contains four hundred and four exactly half
OF which is river bottom OF first rate quality in good crop
ping order and unusually free from frcshcts The cleared
high land Is in good heart much of which has been ma
nured The buildings consist of dwelling house, with
three rooms below and two above, piazza and porch dali
ry smoke house. and kitchen tobacco barns large rra
nary, with wheat trcng machine aud horse mill attach
cd, and very large stable This tract Of land is one of
INC most valuable OF its size that go into market any
where and being sold from necessity persons DESTROYS Of
ve.hnS money in this way, will do well to view il. The
orchards extensive for this part of the country with
varieties Of fruits and the situation high agreeable and
healthy. The terms will be made known 10 purchasers
on appcaon but will be made very accommodating par
cmlariy b. having portion Of tho purchase money paid
down.
The land will be shcwn by Col. Jones. living on the
premises; and Charles and VIM. II. Baskerville who live
not far of, will take pleasure in showing said lands 10
purchasers, who arc invited to call either Of them
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


NOTICE is hereby given TO the propreors of tho Fro
per cent. Stock created in l. Of an Act of
Congress. passed the 18th day of May. 1920 that the
Certificates of the said Stock, amounting in the whole to
NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE
DOLLARS AND THIRTEEN CENTS, will he paid
on the second day Of January the propctors there
Of or their legal representatives attorneys duly cons
tuted the presentation and surrender Of the said Cert
cates at the Treasury, at tho Loan Office, where the
same may stand credited
Notice is further given, that transfer Of the Ccri
Gates OF said Stock from the books tho Treasury or any
Loan Office, will bo allowed after day of Dcce
next.
And also, that the interest all the Certificates OF the
said Stock will and determine the LIST day Of Janu
ynex'. LOUIS McLANE,
Oct. Z. t43-oaftd1 Secretary Of the Trcasury
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.TEyHE FREDERICK'S-HALLFE FEMALE SEMTNA-
N RY-Conducted by Miss Boggs, will be continued
the ensuing year. will be opened the 10Th of Janu-
airy, and viii close the 18th of December with n
vacation of one month, from the 10Th of June 10 tho
9th oJulyThe pupils will be instructed Ia Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar
Geography, with the ofthc Globes and the Rudimen
OF Astronomy The price of board and tuition will nc $I20
one half payable in advance end the balance end Of
the year. without any deduction of absence from
school Each pupil win bring with her pair Of blankets
pair OF sheets coored cotton countepane towels
almarkcd or is preferred, they will be furnished by me
Tor an additional charge of 5Such Young ladies'
main in my family during vacation, will be charged at tho
rate of $40 psr month. There few vacancies yet
tobc filled Letters add @sscd 10 should be directed TO
Long Creek Post Office, Louisa
FREDERICK HARRIS
Ircdorick' s-IIal Nov. 4. hl--.rGts
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fOR SALE, on the premises 10 the highest bidder, on
d. Thursday the 29t day of December next, the Estate
called Roc whercon David T. Patterson deceased
resided in Nelson county And also, at tho time aud
place, thrtyvo negroes belonging to the said dccedcnt
and most OF thom very likely together with the stock of
horses hogs cattle plantation utensils and corn fodder
&c on the estate. This estate contains about five hun
James riversa good crop wheat has been seeded on IT,
and possession will be given immedately;-but having
been repeatedly advertised for SALE and lying the pub
lie road no ohor description is doomed necessary this
time than merely to remark that both the low grounds
and high land have been generally esteemed first rate
Tho forms will be- for the land cred. Of one two trcc
and four years, from Christmas next with Deed of Trust
on it, and satisfactory personal security for several in
salmonts they fall duo; and the negroes part them for
cash. and the Others. together with the stock and
icles credit until Christmas, oightecn hundred and
thiy-two, with bond and approved security for sums
ceeding ten dollars, but for that and all under cash
will DO required This sale will take place. il bidders at
tend and will be continued from day day until flushed
REUBEN B. PATERSON
Executor of David II. Pateson dec
Nov. %, 1881. 5S-,ds
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~ EGROES FOR SALE.--wi be sold to the highest
bidder, on Monday the Goth Of December inst. II
fair not the next fair day thereafter, credit of twelve
months, between 30 and aoncgrocs consisting of men
women boys and girls at the Farmers Hotel in the town.
oil Manchcscr-Bond, with approved security, willle
quircd, EDWD O ERIEND -,
Dec. 2. - so-I a.
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We perceive dat the bill before The Legislature Of New
Jersey, authorizing subscription The part Of the State
OF TWO hundred and fifty thousand dollars TO the jont stock
OF the camden and Anboy and Delaware and Rartan Com
Psnies passed the Councils "Wednesday last by vote
eight TO- four by the provisions Of The Bill the stock
20 be held until the completion Of the two works and not
70 DC rod thereafter hut by order Of the Legislature This
privilege OF subscription to this amount, any time prev
Gus 10 the lat Of January next wisely secured by c
state In granting the charter
I've understand correctly .c relation which tho State
Nov Jersey holds towards those great enterprises
nc re%t of singular good Hrtuoc. or of slircvder
"'sh mao usually falls 10 s jo' Of legislator n such