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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17
Csr,bsgens, DC 81. 1890 DS

ALBANY FeN. 2.--Yesterdsc, the hon. william T.
marty, was ehos-n'b both houses OF the legis.tur
senator OF the u y. from this eta e. in the pIar. If A. ,
tie fourth Of March next P'' ""
On Monday evening, In compliance with the r,o,I.
"ions oil the contribution, Mr. Marcy r.sjgr al Ri.
place justice OF the supreme Court OF this STATE and
Governor. 'P GU ny 'ne
~ wonld not be easy TO improve this rejection NJ
,epreee ihVs OF the State In the congress Of tbe II
Iuoge marcy TO talents Of the fra. ord. r. and to biS,
sbsrae'eI Tor probiy, honor and integrity has adisd
me prhclice through all his life. Of souod ard Arm
pUiuc'an-s republican ofthe Jefersopisn scLo 4 In
su we s,eH conflicts between the Republican Parry
ana lts adversaTes for the Id twenty ve,rs bis pen
End hi eIetions have not been smong the Last Of
s9Ppo'" OF The iofmer. As he IL sTnons the abss 90
ne We OF The most decided, friends Of the sdmn,rsion
Q, oeD Jackson, and 9th republican administrator
o. tns state IL is due 10 him TO say that 10 the
nigh stat one, the functions 81 which be has bssn
called upon 10 discharge he has added TO he reents
ZION which. with much uosnioiy, had esIf,d him
ihtber aud ths in ibis insisnce whatever NAV bavs
been bis pastsliiies for the Bench he did NOT FEEL :,
liberty 10 withhold be when n wss reou,ss n,
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STEAAf-ROIT 1CC;r

EhM-BUAT ACCIDENT
we udersand that the Steam Boat a,ua.o, 4, :,
seendir the ohio-rver, ran against the
81, |y up IN turning point. both boats being und.r
, ,. neaa"Sy, and was sunk in two miuutss NJ
upes io"' we are Informed that the misor,nna -.
purely accidental aud blame is attached 70 IN. 49,
by either party. IFynnErors ~. ouher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17
90MWWWaS s.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1891
IN SENATE.
IwENrr-FIRsr CONGRESS -SEooNp Sr,.1o.,

message was received from the Presid ant Of IN.
Th S'aIes, oy A. j. Donesop, Esq. hi. Secretary.
,ce PRESIDENT communicated letter from IN =.
] General, transmitting a staten. MT of ,bs
ri. ana salaries Of the several clerks employed in
&C.. ce rr sdent communicated a report from, the
snr .h. OF the Sinking Fund, de failing tbs ms.
"e. nave been su'ho lied by the Board snbss
Huen. 70 heir last report Of the Oh OF Februrv 1870
w ' W on me table, AMI ordered to he printed.
webster presented the petition Of the Prwd.r
"a Gomm''tes OF the American Board of Commi ,on.,
TOT Foreign Missions Of MasIachus.,t,, pravns ~.
al supI'suons with the Indians may be ob,.rv
wee Feesident communicated a letter from IN,
OF the General Land Office, tr.nsmii,in'
S;t n shewiog The quantity of land, sury.vsJ
wien nave not been brought into market: the on.n,;
surveyed in each STATE and Territory since ba
,oSo. ana the amount received from ale. in e.ch ~.
pmh,,. ~ was referred to the Committee ON
ruonc LANDS. and ordered to be printed "
a. PRiNTER TO THE SENATE.
On motion of Nc. M'Kinlev m, S.n,,.
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sI9nsr place by the fspubhcsus Of the isr,s,.,ure
s"sese'e republican citizen who has ably ~
sssn'es the 'nrssts Of the state In tho u g. csnst.
republican stt eng,h will be teen In the stroev
-. v" M oeessen the aggregate in both hou,es
vs"s iVt Tor Mr. Msrev 10 80 for the opposition can
s'das; with from IL to Is republican members absent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

he did return; lie was there; the eonseoue,,..
have been seen.
Doctor Pierce was required. BY the iudon.,.
of two magistrates, to give bail for his appesr,r,,
at the next circuit court in that county, to :,
swer what might then be presented against hin
in relation to this matter. That court was :
session last week; and Pierce Was IN stteudap,.
One indictment against him for murder, and >,
other for mauslaush,er, were laid fore Is,
crandiury. Having made such nvesri. alton ;,
they. under heir oaths. deemed proper. thew
turned both indictment, into court, wi.h iAs.
finding endorsed upon each" not true EIl-
-. not true bil:" and whatever an oniri,,
made up upon views merely technical, mi sht b.
upon the sheer justice Of The case, aud upon i.
GiIisent enquiry of the grand inques, Of h,
county, the accused stands justified acqulrs
He appeared in the assembly yesterday. and v,
qualified as the representative of his county: NJ
no,v outstanding all that las happened. NAV ..
be, as he has therefore, been, faithful represent
tive. and useful member.
Ffakjon Ksat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

have always thought so ever since you faced Nif'
Eaton so boldly on Mr.. Insham's door steps
Though was sorry your courage was not d'sp'ay,
ed in a better cause, for that lngham Is rasca,
after all. | told him as for courage oe'ieVeu
had some Of the stuff about me when there was
any occasion for it, and that never ~ou'd s'ahu
by and see any body abused. Well, says me- we
must come to the point. for the business requires
haste.
Governor Smith writes me that there are tour
Of your fellow citizens of Maine IN BRUSH JAN
at Fredericton, who have been taken from tneir
farms by British cOnstabes and sherlifs ana otner
officers and carried off by force to prison. ny
this time my very hair began to curl, teit 50
mad, aud couldn't help jumping up and shifting
my fists together, and saying pretty nard 'mnss
about the British. Well, says the President,
like your spunk Mr.. Downing; you're just the
man want in this business, Pm going to give you
a captains commission in the United States ar
nv, and you must 90 down there and set that Du-
siness right at Madawaska.
You must 30 to Maine and raise company oil
volunteers as quick as possible, tell EN- u see
'em paid. and YOU must march down TO FREEZER
ickton and demand the prisoners and u thew are
not given up you must force the Jail. and II the
British make any resistance, you must hire upon
them and bring the prisoners off at some rate Or
other. Then write to me and let me know how
affairs stand. and III give you further orders
At any rate you must sec that the rights OF Maine
are we'll protected, for that state has come round
so in my favor since last year I'm determined to
do every thing can for them; tell you MIR.
Downing never desert my friends. So after he
gave me the rest of my orders, and pool et tull
| of money, aud told me to be brave and II want:
ed any thing to let him know, he bid me good
night, and | went home. But couldn't steep
wink all night. I was up before daylight this
morning, and I've got two women to work for me
to day, fixing up my clothes, and shall be ready
10 start Tomorrow morning. want you to keel
this matter pretty still. TIL set there, that you
NAV let Cousin Ephraim know it and get him t,
volunteer some of the DowningviIle boys for my
company. | want to get them pretty much al
there. il | can fos know what sort OF stuff thu
Downngsile boys are made OF, and shall know
what I've got to depend upon. Ia haste. you
loving neffu.
CAPT. JACK DOWNING.
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ALEXANDRIA. DC.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOJ,EUBER IS. n
(EaGkjon Kta,

Many important and valuable papers, ro...
to the interests and policy Of the Goyernu.,,
will be elected in these times. One has .rs,r
made its appearance-to which we have bt.,
referred calculated 20 do much good, e.pecpi
in the South. Mr.. Verplanck's letter 90 4
constitutional power of Congress to impose !
riff of duties. written as il is with much fore,
ability, must operate powerfully wherever raa,t
is left free TO combat with error. l.. ltly,
alone, excludes it from our columns.
The address OF the friends Of American Iat.l
try assembled in Convention at New York. I'D
py of which NEATLY printed) We have receOa
is also very ably written document Agq
sis of this address We have already pubii,lu ]
There are IN it many facts which will fnd d,
way to the understanding Of our people, IN 9 |
of the mass of prejudice and error raised u
barrier by the labor Of some OF our politicians
The healthful STATE of the body polite vi
we trust, by such remedies be secured and CO
tinued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

Case of Doctor Pierce.-The recent death of
Ebenezer n. Robertson, Esq. former member
of the Assembly from Russell county, by the
hand of DIR. Pierce. the last and present member,
has been mentioned in the papers; with some al
fusion to the enormites which produced catas-
trophe so appalling. The chief incident in this
tragedy. was awfulIy sudden and striking: The
County court was sitting in the village where the
parties resided. Some business called Pierce
into court. The first object which fixed his eye
was Robertson-who by agreement had lett the
county, never TO return-nOw there, writing at
the Clerks table. Pierce gazed upon him. for
moment; then suddenly turned, and retiring by
the door, re-appeared presently at the window.
beneath which Robertson sat. in the presence OF
the Court Reaching in. with pistol, near to
the head of his victim, Pierce fired. and lodged
the charge in his brain-a fatal Shot. What
could have moved gentleman. till then ever
mild, patient and conciatory in his department,
to deed of such singular darins?-Robertson
had Violated the marriagc-Ded OF Pierce, has
fienG-struck at his honor-runed his family
planted dangers in his bosom!-And, with hu-
mility be it spoken, there was no law in the land
for the adequate punishment of such an outrage!
The fact was notorious; not denisd-not even
nv the offender himself. Satisfaction in the
way called honorable" had been demanded;
but not rendered. The wrong was irreparable;
no adequate amends could he made. The de-
stroyer of his neighbours peace-whose unprinci-
and indiscretion has cast deep shade over vlr-
tues which might otherwise have brightly shone,
as some concession, had agreed to 60 forth from
that part of the country, to return no more: Yet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
TCoMMUNIcATED. |
THEATRE.

!Hr. Saoacaen-Ours are strange citlZens:-
they never pursue middle path, but are ever up
on extremes. II is difficult for them to " break
the ice;' but when that is done, they are soused
up to their ears. The whole town was present
At the playing Of Virginius by Mr.. Forrest in
April last, and :. beggarly account of empty
boxes" was all that looked upon the PRESERVATION
of the same character by Mr.. A. Adams on We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Adams. upon that occa-
sion, sustained, in no small degree, the high re-
putaton whlchhe has acquired in the Northern ci-
ties; and it will be sufficient praise to say, that
he was pronounced by many OF his auditors to be
inferior in none of the scenes to MIR. Forrest; IN
some of them to be infinitely his superior. 1t
may be that some untoward circumstance pre-
vented Mr.. F., at the time alluded to, from reach
ing that high pinnacle to which he usually scars,
but with that we have nought to do: it is tor US
only to speak Of the effect, and not to trace the
cause. We we're excessively annoyed-as no
doubt was Mr.. Adams-at the imperfect manner
IN which Appius Claudius had committed his part.
This imperiection is the less excusable, when we
recollect that the same actor, in the same part,
sume six months since, was equally Deficient
In the Forum scene particularly, it was most
palpable. Ills failure to call upon Virgnius for
his :. proofs" coerced the latter to omit one Of
the finest passages Of the play. 1t belonged to
the tyraut to butcher the liberties of Rome, but
thus to cut up the author, was no part of his bu
siness. Ii is but act OF justice that we should
make some mention Of the rest Of the dramatis
persona The friend of Nirsinips and the lover
of his daughter was personated by Mr.. Gilmer,
an actor. we think, who promises to ovefstep the
bounds of mediocrlty; and we had occasion more
than once to admire the ardor Of his love and the
Fl. nness of his friendship. The crusty old Den
ta,as found an able representative in Mr.. Pal
mer, and Mrs. Chapman gave universal sat'siac-
ton as the betrothed wife of Icilius. The farce
was that Of the Weathercock," in which MIR.
Gilmer displayed to considerable advantage the
versatility of Tristan Tickle; and Mrs. J. JET
ferson. as Variella amused the audience eek
ceedins-ly." II the Company receive that en-
enlargement which they merit, they will be libe-
rally patronzcd by the public. GARRlCk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

Theatrical imalligence.-Mr. Jefferson, who
has long ranked as favorite with the people OF
Washington, as well from his character in private
life. as from his talents as comic actor, is at pre-
sent performing with his company in Alexandra.
Mr.. Adams, favorte actor from the Boston the
atre. forms, at present, we perceive, one OF his
corps dramatique. He was 10 perform last night
the characterO of Nirginius." The company APP
pears 70 be strong in numbers, but the names are
for the most part, new to US from last season.
Looking at the theatrical advertisements we d.
not perceive Johnson among the number. Mr..
7. was a. good actor. seldom or never deficient IN
bis mart: in the general run Of characters ever a
ready performer. in many of which, OF the light
comic cast, he exceiled, and in uone was below
mediocre.
We anticipate more than usually successful
theatrical campaign in this city, during the ensu-
ing winter.
ro fl, il for this, our theatre is at present un-
derqoiny thorough repair, under the Inspection
of Mr.. J. Jefferson Jr. The long session of Con
gross ,s before US, and on such occasions, from
the protracted stay of the members, more OF their
families accompany them, and reside amidst US
during the session; and over and above thls sran-
gers and Others are expected to be more numerous
than they have been at any time for several past
winters. All this will combine to give the thea
og fashionable amusement and enable It to sup
port company of no mean rate performers. OF
the female department Of Mr.. Jefterson's comPa-
nv. we will indulge in no fears, so long as Mrs.
Chapman forms one Of its number Mrs. Z. to-
gether with being an exceedingly pretty woman,
is AN excellent actress; and in her personatlon OF
MANY leading characters. evinces much taste,
feeling, and Judgment, as we'll as correct read
inc or her author. Jour.
Ladies wanted.-A paper printed in the state
of Alabama. speaks of most deplorable and
alarming scarcity Of young ladies'. Every re-
spectacle female, native or stranger, found there
is as soon as possible hurried to the hymeneal al
tar The young men are as one hundred to one
of the young ladies. Whether the eottons or the
broadcloths are frowned upon or not, the ladies
are always welcomed with smiles. They shall
have protection forever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18
New YORK, Nov. Is.

The Fandasficds.-An accident is reported as
having occurred yesterday, in consequence of the
obstruction of the streets by the parade and the
number of spectators. A boy, Of the age Of six
teen, was trampled upon BY the horses of carri-
ACE. at the corner of Grand and Allen Streets
Such an accident might have happened in conse-
uuence of any regular training; and, though mel
auchoy, it only helps to illustrate the System
The fact that no other unpleasant events are re-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

What extravaganza is that poilical pir!
CAPABLE Of, which celebrates Eaton's tmIne'
JacksOn's success as a statesman, Lnlnsl
disinterested and unsupported patriotism,
Ritchic's attachment to political principe:-I
the Richmond Wig. We may well pau
see how this question will be answered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

The L. S. fligate Constellation has arms
Norfolk from Mahon. whence she sailed O1
6. She left there the BrandywIne, Ca
Boston. and Ontari0-ail we'll.
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POSTSCRIPT
LITE &. LNPOR7.ANTFR IRON CHiyl


From the New York Commercial Advertise
We presume the press was stopped to aOn'
this important and interesting intelligence;
Recent adyices from our correspondent
Celestial Empire furnish US with some ImPo'
intelligence from that interesting country
valiant General Pelh-chang has illustrated
self by a series Of brilliant exploits ard Al
annihiIated the Yarkand bandIitl, an nFl
set of people, whose unjustliiabe practices
disturbed the serenity Of the Father oil The
Grandfather of the Moon, and Uncle o. ~
ven Stars. Peih Chang. with an lncO0'"'
number of real fire-eaters, defended met
Yarkand which the bandItll were at'acA'o:
to be covered with blaze of glory NE
ed the greatest and best, and the secoHu
See. In doing so, he wa, consIderaO''
by Jin-Kwei-pans. who defended the OIL
river which the rebels had the audoe'.
tempt crossing, and so pepyered the" VI
portable guns. which were carried Oh u'
of camels, that they declined proceeding
i, the second time Peih-chang, Win O0'
roes, had put TO flight ten times ''A' ~
raggamufIins. He has got as re"a''
Emperor, a stone snuff bottle, stone
big purses and four little ones; a"' d"
had been appointed TO devise some "'
title for him, corresponding WI" W
Tor. Jin.kwei-pAng IL called Pa-'o,l0"
We regret to learn that General 'o"''
who was sent in Sept. with large az
down the rebellion, behaved IN cO""'
ner, and the Emperor thinks HI" r%
He will get 20 stone snuff bottle ""o
his stars if he does not get put 'n'oU"'
were marching from Mancho" ia'"
northern route, to the seat OF wal J"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

The General Assembly Of henta'A'
at Frankfort. the Capital Of the '''''
day, the 7ih inst. 80,
J. j. Crittenden, ESQ. was e'ee's[
the House, without opposition; INC -
one exception, being National fep' 80
Thursday yesterday was liAea "
day for clecting Senator TO W.
Message of the Governor isa p'aI' ,'-4
business raper, referring almost W
affairs Of the State
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

We notice. in the Philadelphia WE, !,
riage Of Mr.. Henry J. Unit, 10 VIZ, w..
Unity. The President 0ns'' 10 30
his new cabinet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
Wines.

YgslIE Subscriber has ON hand collection Of wines,
L Consisting of
Champaign, First quality, SIC per doz. or so per
bottle,
DO Is per bottle, Si4 per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White IS per gal. or
per bottle.
Juice of pe, 50 per dozen, or873 cts per bottle
London Particular Madeira, 80 per dos 81 cts per
bottle
Oil Port SC or bets per bottle. Madeira IS doz''0
cts. per bottle
French Madeira. 81 per gal 40 cts per bottle
Sweet Malsgs dol per gal. AerdocS OF io=o' %
per Joz. so cts per bottle.
Vindegreve S. per doz. 50 Cts per bottle.
Clare,, 81 so per doz rs per bottle.
Curdais of all kinds. Rose water, 81 81 per ga'.
Mint water 81 50 per gal White wine vinegar
Clsret and cider vinegar suitable for picking.
Also on Hand
A supply of Brown Stout, London Porter, Ale and
Beer first quality. suitable for families, or seafAng
Captains delivered in any part OF the town. Farmers
can be supplied at the shortest notice. by cains az
The subscribers, OH Royal Street, bet%en King anu
Prince Streets. ;, -,
pS Fam lies and others can be supplied Win
Corks Ut all sizes, SC.
Also Dying and Securing AS heretofore.
,ug IL 2. }. SALNErAf.
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heA,zhoover & Co.'S

Splendid LINES IF &" Blue oajey Coaches," Ge-
fceen Uashington and Baltimore.
ETIRST LINE, o'clock o. Passengers b. this line
arrive in Baltimore by l0o'cio H. CONF fnentiy IN
i'm. FOR the II O'Clock boat for Philadelphia
Second Line, O'Clock, ria Baltimore g. Ohio
Rail hoad 80 No delay s,oppage by this line, AZ the
Gan is always readiness Passengers arrive IN Bait
more to early dinner
Third Line. oclock-Arrives in Baltimore
to early supper, between and Z p n.
CT TO The citizens Of Alexandfia ard the public in
general the propretors tender their grateful scknow-
Judgements fer the encouragement given to the Blue
Saft.y Coaches ard would them tia, they can
ALWAYS rd speedy and safe conveyance on Their ar
rival in Washington A Coach will be in waiting at the
wharf upon The arrival of the stetmn"ats from Alex,n
G,ia. Western passengers are sure of obtaining d..
rect conveyance through to Baltimore, as SIR Boyd's
line from Winchester is connected with the above.
For seats please apply at II. Ciageu's Hotel.
JOHN WEST, Agent
sept 14-dlwGeo2w
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Eon,nle Ac@NemN,

Brooke Lodge, on 81. .4saph Street. Cet'eeen
King and Cameron.
TsNE increased patronage of this Institution has de
termned the subscriber to endeavor to engage me
services OF lady, every respect qualified to ASSIST III
his important duties.
The Ancien, and Modern Languages Music Draw
ing Painting &C with the other branches usually
taught in the hes, Female Seminarles, Will comprise
the course Of Instruction.
The great object kept constantly invew. ~ 10 eie.
yate the standard of Female Education, by imparuns
sound and useful knowledge, such as wall q'ay Tue
poSsessor to fill useful and dgnhed station IN socie
ty-al conducted with wise reference to future
tate.
As the knowledge ofa! things best tested BY prac
teal experience he respectfully invites those who reel
interested to visit his School at any time. and ascertain
the advancement, proficiency, SC of the young ladies
underhis tuition, that they may Judge for them
selves.
The next session viii commence on the first Monday
in September WM. NJ JoNhs.
Aexandra, aug 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
Female HoarNing school.
THE MISSES MUIRS

rsVENDERING to the public. the r grateful ackno"
I ledg. ments for the liberal patti Tonnage hitherto re
ceyed take this method Of giving notice. that Their
scboo, will re commence on monday next the 5Ih OF
septe.ber. The course of instruction will be as here
tofore and very similar that of all other respectable
female Serninaries in the District
|. The higher classes, besides being examined twice
week nv the Rev Harris II, will have also the Pri'
y;leee of attending the lectures of Mr. Haliowel on
Astronomy and Chemistry. And in addition to all the
ordinary branches of solid education, they are pre-
nared to teach the more ornamental ones OF Drawing
and Painting Music also by ar. Carus' ana The
French Language ifreqnired.
Terms of boarding AMI tuition, as usual, moderate
sept l-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manuiac-
tory.

NAMES GREEN Gabinetmskcr,--haS
a will constantly keep at MS Odd stand on ''oya,,
ST., Alexsnlria g At he corner o}ioth 81, fehnsyt
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment
the Notwithstanding and urshe Furniture, winch ne
will equal, fn,t superior in quality, TO any
ever offeredin the Notwithstanding part, oil
Grecian, winged and plain wsrdTobes
Gothic, pedes,ale lend and plain 'ideboards
Ditto, with cellsrettssnd marb'eslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do win mirrors
Ladies' and Hcntemens 'secretsriessnd bookcases
Pier, Ike with marble and mahoganytoPs
Pilerandc law lining, brca klasi and cardtaoIts
Plain do do do do do
Ladies " DIRK stand
Shaving andcandIe do
itandswithmar an mahoRsnytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
pusic tools, biletts cribs, rsdles
Portable writing desas&c
With ageners / ssortmentof 5edsteads oirichiy
carved mahogany maple and stained woods, all OF
which will be solh.siow for cash as they can be pur
chased uft hesame luuty atany 'ther mandatory
y ,h. Union ALSO,
4ntssortment o tDrmingoand Bay oil Honduras
Mahogany, y part or which is suitable for handrails
team sawed curl md shaded veneers, cupal var.
nish of4superior quality, sact"E bottoms, coTdsSc
TURNING ANT arriving,
TAD n