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e7a ACRES OF LAND.

a large proportion Of which is in timber Of
the finest quality: The advantages possess.
ed by this property are very greet. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, il
Is in the vicinity OF the large mills erected on
these streams, whilst al the facilitie. for trans
porting it's produce to market. to be derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
the Baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
1t in the highest degree. There is . large
and constant stream Of water running through
the tract, Of such magnitude that il supple
several valuable mills before il reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land 10 in
high state Of cultivation. and the fences are
good. Possession can be had imme d;.,el,.
The terms will be accommodating. and il
found advantageous TO do 30. the tract will
be divided int two parts to suit purchasers.
All applications to be made to the subscr,.
Der. residing AZ Charlestown, jefferson coup.
~, Va, JOSEPH T. DAUGHERTY.
June 9, 183I.-H.
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We lind the following curious ajver-
tisement in the Lexington tky.) Re-
porter -
. think il due 10 Justice and truth,
To publish pamphlet. Consisting Of
Gen. Jackson's correspondence with
me. which induced Inc to write and
publish as many pamphlets 10 promote
his election to the Presidency, as re-
CURED the appropriation Of great deal
of time, upwards Of 10000 dollars in
money, besides one hundred dollars
given to Amo, Kendall as advance. to
induce him to desert Henry Clay. and
to espOuse the cause and service of
General Jackson-upon which coca
sion he assumed and claimed the au-
thorship Of the pamphlets written by
me, under the signature Of Pbilo Jack
sou. and now, when / am inclined TO
make an expose of those publications,
l am treated with injustice, ingrati-
tude. and ca!umny, by his adherents,
when he and they know, that have
not the pecuniary means to render the
public justice, which | desire.
The pamphlet will contain about so
pages. and will be offered for sale at
the price of City cents. All who NAV
incline to give the required aid, may
call on me. and enable me to perform
this honorable devotion TO duty,
The pamphlet will amusc and in
struot them, and show how n man of
Nirtuous intentions may be duped.
HENRY BANKS, OF Virginia
June %, 1861.
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VIRGINIA,
JEFFERSON Co. CorRT. Scr.
May Term, 1881.
UWiam Cleveland, PL,1NTIyy.
AGAINST
Joseph MrnOr and Martha his yi(c,
late Martha F7dgg, and James L..
Ransom, DERESp.srs.
IN CIIANCERY.
lHE defendants, Joseph lIivnor and Mar.
- tia hfs wife, not having entered their
appearance in this suit; and il sppe airing By
satisfactory evidence, that they sre not in
hahitants Of this commonwealth: II is order.
ed, that the said defendants do appear here
OIL The hrst day OF tho next August Term, md
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that q
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in this county
and posted Of the front door OF the cour,
house oil this county. for two months suc-
cessiyeiy. copy-Tesie,
SAMUEL J. CRAMER, Gle.
June 2, 1881.
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To Stone -Nasons, Brickiayers, and
CuyIeufeTs

To Stone -Nasons, Brickiayers, and
Carpenters.
SEALED proposals will be received
~ until the goth Of this month. fer put
ting M the walls Of q Church. in Smith
Held. either stone or brick; the size IS by
90 feet. aud two stories high--the under
takers to furnish all materials Proposals
will also be received, until the same time
Tor putting the same under roof, and all
necessary framing TO 60 up with the walls:
the undertaken TO be furnished with mate
rails Proposals 10 be directed 10 either
OF the following gentlemen: S-ba s,ian
Eaty. Esq Mr. Conrad Kown.lar. or DIR.
Mann y. Nelson. and marked or the back
I" Proposals for Church" For further IN
formation. apply to either OF the above
named gentlemen.
JOHN +. SMITH. Secy
Aug. 4, 1881.
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VARIETY.
A WORD TO ZEE KEEPERS.

In EDeciuai Security against he
Uorm.-As soon IS your bees com.
mcnce working in the spring, incline
Your box OF hive one side, and with \
Lab OF wood having thin edge, scrape
he stsnd iu,nediateiy under the hive,
also around the inner edge of the box.
taking care IL remove all the web that
NAV be attached Ia the stand or hive,
as The whole secret Is keeping them
tree from the web tOrmed b, the moth
or fly. Having completed this opera
ti"n. provide Yourself with four small
blocks If wood, and place one under
each corner Of your box, 80 as To raise
II about an inch from the stand with
out removing the hive; this scraping
operation must be repeated every three
or four days, If there should be any APP.
pearanee If web forming on the stand
or around the inner edges Of the hive.
IL seems NECESSARY to remark, that the
moth or ny, Commences his attack BY
kind Of regular approach, first form
ing ITS web on the stand, then extend
ing It up the sides Of the hive, unit! i,
gets complete possession; BY a little
timely attention IN removing the web
as directed, the ravases Of the worm
may be eaectually prevented. As an
additional part OF the plan proposed.
70 will be necessary to make an en-
trance for the bees, by cutting a per.
rendioular sit In the front Of the hive
= few inches from the bottom, say abou,
two inches and half in length and i
fourth inch wide, with kind Of shell
under II. In serve rs a.resting place for
the bees going aid returning to the
hive; after being little used to it, the
bees seem to prefer this entrance to the
one at the bottom. In the winter re-
move the blocks from under the hive,
and allow il to rest immediately on the
stand; that will render the hive per,
fecly close at the bottom, and the en-.
trance in, from being purposely made
narrow, wili guard against the attacks
0f mice, which are sometimes trouble
some american Farmer.
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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale or the per
L soosl estate of Mira Sarah Nloler
deed. are hereby notified, that the note.
given hy them ~ill become due on th.
10Th day Of August, (iost. } when prcmp,
payment will be expected. This timel,
notice is gwen. that there may be no wan,
OF Information on the subject
$. q. MOLER. .7dp.'r
Aug 4. 1881
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CASH roI; WHEAT.

undersigned is authorised to
IL purchase from one to ten thou
sand bushels Of Wheat. for which the
highest price ia cash will be given. lie
viii also make liberal advances TO those
who prefer grinding. Apply to
lillian, Citrtiand.
Chariestown, July %
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To the Farmers and Customers of The
Chariesionn lHiN generaYv.

Chariesio,rn Mn generally.
ME subscriber having thorough,
Il cleaned his Mill-Race. and re.
paired his Mill. is now ready for the re-
ception Of Wheat; and. Judging from pre-
sent appearances. believes there will be a
sufiiciency Of water to enable him 20 de
liver FLOUR on demand 10 those who
may please TO favor him with their Whoa,
to grind. Strict attention 10 the business
IN the mill will be paid by Mr. JoHS r.
Henderson,, whose standing for honesty
and qualifications as a miller, cannot b.
questioned.
Neishbouring Farmers. by proper cal
cuiahon, will lind that in no case can the,
be bettered by hauling their Wheat 10 a
River Mill-lst Ii is easier to haul their
Flour To the River than their Wheat
"a. They can do il at leisure time.:-3d
Their ohal will be mere convenient:-4th
Barrels can be furnished them here on bet
ter terms than at any River mill; and
should they wish their Flsur sent 10 mar
ket from the Mill, il shall be done at a We.
~ small difference.
i will purchase WHEAT at the fair
market price. and if those who put their
"heat IN my Mill TO grind, should want
money, they can always DO accommoda-
ted. Country work will be promptly at.
tended TO. End well ground Flour. Rive.
Corn DIAL. sc. will be sold at fairpr,ces
for cash. u IS hoped the business will he
so conducted a. TO merit share of public
patronage. WIN +. Lock
mean Corn in tie Fall, as i, is now very
scarce.
An1 A I2Qt
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inc uGurcstfu
to the proprietor OF JuJkips' Ointment, from
the Hoo John TaiiaJerro, member Of Con.
gress, b. highly interesting. The gra,ui,ons
manner IN which II il made, exhibits feel
iIngs Of 10 ordinary charseier towards ST
fer'ng humanity; and IL certainly well dc
serving If public attention.
wASuISGroS. JAN. ed, Iseo.
S,r-li has been m, wish for n considers
be time, To communicate to you IN. good
effect with which hsv- used the Ointmen;
invented b, q Mr.. Judkins. end which nov
understand - made ard sold by agent, ar
pointed by Yourself lave spilled ,hi.
. ointment, during The last three ,cars, to
sNery species of tumour aud wound. without
! failure to produce n cure IN every instance.
consider il the most dee .drJ aud .lirit nj
remedy ~ all eases of tum"ur be the cause
what u may, and have found nothing 10
good for wounds Of any DESCRIPTION u NAV
he p-op-r 10 odd ,ha. tho cure of iumuur
called White Swelling, given over by the
most distinguished physicians D. incurable
and which they decided wonid, without sm.
puta'ion. prove fatal 10 the pslieni, was un-
der my immediate notice G Elected by the use
Of Jndkins' Ointment and ihe patient is in
hEe heath; his limb affected BY the iumour
beng restored 10 n perfect state Of sound
ness Also, that the leg Of an aged n.a n
which had been wounded, and exhibited on G
dreadful, liberated surface from the knee
10 the foot. aud which, for more ihsn tw O
yeers, had been considered incurable. wa.
ef.etuaily cured by the application Of Jud.
kins' Ointment mention these two cases
which fell under my immediate notice and
management, as decided evidence uf The
efficacy of this remedy in cases Of tumout
and OF ulcers. have experienced a. deeid-
eddy. tho good eHec, of this remedy IN the
cure OF Feions, and Of every species OF fresh
wound. II seems TO me that any one who
will observe the operation OF this Ointment.
must be satisfied o. 10 ITS bsnchciai ,ffeei
! can with the utmos, confidence recon ne nd
the use OF this valuable remedy
am, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To MIR. CHARLES HtRsToSs, Proprie-
tor Of Judkins' Ointment, nesrC
Frederickiown, Maryland.
hereby certify, that I was for man,
months afflicted most grirvousIy with the
tefter upon both Of my heels. causing omen.
,ngs large enough 10 admit persons finger
! tried varioas rems dies. In vain when va.
induced TO try Jdkins' oisimrnt. and wa,
cured by :he use Of single box Iamanx.
ious thst others, similarly afflicted, NAV J..
vail themselves OF 80 valuable remed,
ROBERT FULTON.
Charlssiowr, Dec. is, 1890.
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MoTIon

L'OR the Information OF all persons con
II rernej. notice is hereby given. that
the Taxes and other public dues. have he.
come PAYABLE. and prompt pay ment is in
every instance expected.
WM. ). MUM,
GEO. w. SAPPINGTON,
Deputy Sheriff. for Carer U'Ii,
Sheriff Of J.F County.
Aug 4, 1881.
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RIFE STOCKS.

DROPOSAIS are invited, and will lie
= received 10y the subscriber =, Hsrpers
Ferry. from those who are disposed "a
furnish ROT Gil STOCKS fos the TsIr,
Rifles, ~ quantities 81 not lss. than Use
Thousand nor more than t~esIy ihou.srd
John ~ HALL.
Jons ls. is5I.-Ist
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REV GOODS,

ar Market Square. Harpers- Fryy.
iY>HE Subscribers again have the pleasure
Il of announcing to their trie nds ard cu,.a
in,rs that they are just receiving and orel.
ING a handsome stock of
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House and Lot for Sale.


ME subscriber offers for sale, his
n HOUSE and LOT in Charles
town, Jefferson County. situated on the
Main street, the second bouse.west Of AIr
~ Hsines' tavern, near the town run. and
"iihin bAifa square ola never-fsiling veil,
which, IN tho last dry seasons, nearly
supplied the town. The lot il ga feet IN
front. The buildings arc large and com
modlous; one part Is ~ feet by -, Two
stores high; The basement story IL nearly
above ground, and has large fire place
beng roomy and shoFding good light, ii
would sui, for almost any kind of business
The othsr part 70 enc story high. with a
kitchen end cellar underneath; also. =
back building. I6 by u feet. which is az.
tacbed 10 the house. lf application be
soon made. possession can De had this fall
" not ssld At private ssls by the Igih
Of September. will offer il at pubIis sale
The terms will be accommodating. Ap-
ply 10 the subscriber on the premises
JOHN LAMON.
Aug 4. 1891.
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Fresh Summer Iurnip Seed.
ME subscriber has for sale, at the
Il Charlestown Book and Apotheea-
~ Store. Turnip Seed Of a very superior
KIND, gathered the present season.
July 2S. JAMES BROWN.
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Liquors and Groceries.

NADEIitA, Sherry, Lisbon, Port, and
WI Malaga WINES,
French brandy, Spanish do.
Jamaica Spirits, Domestic DO.
Peach brandy. old Apple 90.
Cord,als.-and large supply Of Groceries
oil all kinds. all just received and for sale by
George W. Hammond.
April II, 1851.
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7. ~. GARTER

- ESPECTFUILY informs Isis friends
IL and The public generally. that b. Is
receiving aBd opening larger and more
spieodid sssoFiment Of GOODS, than be
has at any time had the pleasure Of Oder.
ing.
HafPen Ferry. Cbeaps,de No.i.2
Nay -, 1891.
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TO FARMERs

lHE snbseffoef having 'sken Mai John
- Peters NH a HslkoSn, for fern ~
yesfs, respectfully Informs the farmers IL rs
"e'ghborhood, sbd his former customer.
While a. tie Chsflestown MIL, that ~ tie tse,s
have been thoroughly cleaned cot, the water
= nov plenty. and there y no doubt bit Tia,
y WI remain 40 daring the pfesen, sessan
'hsft'"re' be y yell satisfied. that he VII be
sn'r 70 FURNISH fi"ur oD drnssd % 81 those
s'' nay please 20 favor him with their wheat.
'onn'Tt work MI be promptly attended 90,
and we'll ground.
SAMUEL MILLER.
IDLY 2s. 1851.
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WOOL WANTED

M = "i'i receive sny quantity ofWool.
~ eAehang- lof Goods, ahd allow the
hshe' rt'ee We have just received an
additional supply 81 CARPETING. from
NE nrksto~n Factory and shall. IN =
e" days. receive further supply. " col
can 1e sd'aHta seously exchanged fr car
rei'ng NAf L. IOCK LCo
Apul 90, 1881
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f9s WORMS. &c. !, is neatly put up m
square half pint bottles, accompanied with
extensive directions Tor IT'S use II Is con.
SANITY Tor sale. q, One Dollar r. r bottle, by
CHARLES HARPER
Shepherdsiown, June 10. 1861
The following is one among many oeft,6.
Gates of cure performed by this medicine.
nt.A sIH--i lately used your Balsan, of
Health For years I hsd q constant and
hxed pain N my side. snd frequently subject
10 cosuveness accompanied With fever.
more or less accordingly bought bottle
OF your Bslsan. Of your sgen, 10 Hecers.
town. and found !; relieved me very much.
and procured the ri bottle, which cured me
peHee'y' and "nee then ! snjsy perfect
health sgsin, and do recommend the ssid
Baissm 10 those that are afflicted in the s.u,,
Ssy Respectfully yrurS,
JAMES FLAMING
Near Lerersburg. Washington CO. MI
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IIarpers-Fcrry New Store.

lIarpers-Fcrry New Store.
undersigned. having purchas-
Il ed the entire Stock Of Goods Of
Messrs. Ford * Chapman. have, in add
ton. just received a large and splendid
assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Selected with care from the New York
market. which they now offer to the pub
lie at very reduced prices for cash or
country produce. Their assortment is
complete. consisting Of Dry Goods. Gro
ceries. Hardware. Crockery aud Glass
ware; all Of which they pledge themselves
10 sell as cheap as can be purchased in
the country. Their friend. and the pub
lie generally are respectfully invited to
call and examine prices and quality
SMITH s. PATTERSON.
May &c, 1891.
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V'tiE subscriber Sishesto purchasea large
quan,ty Of WOOL, Tor wbieb ,te ~
Is, price will be given in nerehaodile.
UiHiGm CIereiasd.
April ~. 1851.
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kuJs Tho above Ointment is offered To
the public "a u safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases. some Of wh,eh
have 40 long bsflsd The skill Of medical SCI
eHcc
let. White Srellings of every description.
2d. Sore legs and ulcers Of .rng standing.
81. Schirrus or Glonduisr tumors, Psrt,-
cuisrly those hardened turnors IN women .
breasts which often,,mes terminate IN ulee-
rated csBcsrs.
the pane Of Catsrrhs, OF every description
Sth. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Sprsins aud bruises of every descriP-
ton. or in ~hatevsr Psrt situate.
eth letters Of ell kinds In this com
plant the patent in applying the Ointment.
must keep the part out OF water.
s,h Cbihlains or parts affected by frost
May ~, 1881.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SAFE

1--WE subscriber. as the agent and attor.
Il ney OF Thomas Fairfax. Esq. Of Alexan.
dria' offers for sale that valuable estate in JEFF
ferson county, Virginia. called "THE Hln.
NirAoK," consisting of
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NOTICE.

DbRSONS indebted TO the late firm Of
u JosePh !. Russell T. Co are reaue sted
TO call 81 the OLD stand and pay their 70.
,Psctive dues. without DELAY Fottbei
and longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
Aug 4, 1891
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Dn. w. JUD1KIMs'
P0feut SDecjfc OinfMenf.

T0trm cPctyiC OfHtmcHt'
DAMS have been taken To make this sup
l. ply very good u may be hse q, lac
following places viz;
Humphrey Ktyes'. Charitssorn,
.7;iam Iomng's. MariinSJurg.
.S,iam Ioung q. Co., Xarptrs-ffrry,
Iornr y Harris, Shfpherdstoun.
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IIRRRINGs-

ElRIME Herriug.. No .. FOE ,sle by
n W y. RIDDLE \ co.
Nay -, 1891
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' y "I'IoT' TTtutFICE,
Nd = supply OF Garlegsn,'s &C.
'ehrated Balsam oi Health. q re
,medy extensively used III many
parts OF Europe and the Unite d
states for the cure Of DYSPEP.
STA. and many other diseases
which proceed from : Incrb,d
condition Of the stomach Iiis
also highly recommended in 10.
lies, Nervous T'r,msurs. Lslvuess
81 Npirifs, PoipifGfion Of Me
U(arf, and ~ . sovereign rcInctiv
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Cock fghGng Ciergymen.--On Mon
day last, 4 main Of COCKS was fought
at Brooke, in Rutland, between the
Rev. Henry Fludyer, Of Ayston. and
the Rev. Samuel Shield, Of Preston,
against the parishes Of Oakham, Lang.
ham, and Cottesmore, which was lost
by the two rererend gentlemen. Five
cocks were fought ON each side. the
parsons losing four out Of the 1--WE bat.
ties. --Engiish Poper.
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NOTICE.
WINDOW GLASS.
NEW MUSIC

A cHoiCK selection 81 New Music. iu,,
- received and for sale by
juij =. wM. CLEVELAND
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rrHtisH'o, wSHELT.
JOHN n. G.ALI.AIsER.
CONDITIONS.


Pm ANNUM,
PAYABLE hslfyesfiy ~ sdssnts. pa, Tve Dor
LAss whi be rce,seJ - payment ~ tII. q
prid tn'ueb 90 ADJ 4rce shOUld pstr en- Hr
wh"Hy dfi,rTed un'i The end ~ zee f.l..
IaE't bofr,ss VT he in,srsbl, elsfrsl.
hrvssftpsfsT- ins-r,sd %, &c fsie ~ a.
reF square for ihe three Gr,t ,nsef .1rs
'~e"') i've cents per square ~ tset o. g
Iuen' inseflOl.
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RACHEL.

formerly Mr.. Rol,ett FuI,or'. cook )
About thirty years Of age, five feet d or 7
inches high, strong made, and inclined TO
be 1esby, has keen dark eyes. some marks
like those Of the small poK about her nose
aud some slight scars on her arms Her
clothing not Tecollected. She took with
ber, two female children; the eldest, n
bright mulatto, named Maria about o years
old. with grey eyes, and rather slender
iorm--tbe youngest also 4 mIlatto. AIMED
Hannah. about 10 months old.
twenty five dollars reward will be ri.
ven loF her Apprehension IN Virginia. $50
il taken in Maryland. or 500 if taken 10
PennsylvanIs, add secured 40 that get
her again. GEO. WASHINGTON.
.lnly I 1891.
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HACK FOR HIRE,
Aug. 4. 1891.

ME subscriber has a neat and
Il strong Hack with good horses and
careful driver. which will at all times be
ready to wait on the public. The great.
est care will DO taken, but he will not be
answersbie for the loss Of any baggage
ELIAS EDMONDS.
Charlesto~n, July 7s, 1881.
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:. What will you be helped to-
SAID the 'andlady at a country tavern.
with nothing on the table but nush and
milk.
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500 RHWARn.

DAN away from the subscriber,
IA living near CharIestown, Jefier.
son county. Va. on Sunday night the ID
instant, dark muiatto woman, named
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GARLEGANT's
BalSam of Health.

EVE subscriber has just received from III
u prDnrIetnr. Inhn q Miller Ereherc A
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WISH 10 purchase WOOL, for which
- will give the highest market price
April ~ HUMPHREY REYES.