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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-06

The first volume of Robinson's Practice commences
with an Introductory chapter the jurisdiction OF the
several classes Of courts established in TUginio; and
then treats OF the practice Of the Courts Of Law in civil
in 25 chapters under the following itles:l Per
sona actions given 10y statute g. Limitation of personal
actions. 3. Process by which common personal actions
commenced. A. Proceedings at rules in personal
tons. D. Proceedings in personal ions not required
be at rules in g. Proceedings in in per-
sona actions before judgment T. Judgments in personal
actions not verdict 8. Trial by jury in personal
tons g. Verdict and judgment in personal actions. 10.
Proceedings peculiar TO roplevin H. Suits for freedom.
IL. Cases OF earea 49, Ejectment IL Writs OF right.
10. Dover. rs. Suits relating TO lands not before
toned. IL. Taxing costs Is. Executions. 10. Scre
dciN upon judgment recognizance. 20. Motions for
judgment and award Of execution. 81. Attachments. D.
Civil affecting the public cognizabe in the
General Court. %. Correction Of by the in
which the same committed. 81. lfGnddmus, prohi-
biion and hGbeds corpus 25 Wrs Of error and super
Sededs.
The volume contains 67i pages exclusive Of the table
Of and table Of cited IL is printed good
paper, will be neatly bound in calf and sold at SO 60
The binding will be finished early 10 December; and the
book will then he for sale at tie subscribers
r. T. SMITH.
/ November %. SIS
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Noyember %
Eagle RHOfcI.

TEVHOMAS G. POWELL, late Of the Bollingbrook
a Hotel Petersburg respectfully informs his friends
aud the public generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
HoTEL, and will take possession Tuesday, the 10th
inst when he will be prepared 10 accommodate travel
lers others in the best style II is his intention 10
make many alterations IN this establishments which, he
thinks will have tendency 10 add much to The comfort
and convenience Of those who may fvvOr him with their
patronage
Members Of the Legislature will be provided with COM
Portable apartments aud every exeron used to give them
satisfaction It's scarcely necessary 10 say any thing OF
the advantages which this well-kuown Hotel offers stu
ated in the centre Of business and convenient to all the
public Offices Ills experience IN the business justihes
him IN saying That nothing his part shall be wanting 70
render this establishment worthy Of the patronage Of the
public. NOV. 10 SIT
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TREE HILL
n .NOUel Entertainment, and one that has cause,

Il NOUel Entertainment, and that has caused much
interest, betting and excitement.
a FOOT RACE has been made, 10 over the Tree
"a Hill Course, Saturday, the Sh day OF December
next, between Mr.. Henry Perritt, &c Georgia. and Mr.
Philip McCarp, OF Halifax County, Virginia, for $2500
seventy-Gve yards.
The Proprietor, TO add 10 the amusements Of the day
WILL to procure Horse Race, in addition, hang up ee.
giant SADDLE and Birdie, 10 be run for, mile heats
Tree for any Saddle Horse, carrying weight according
the rules OF tho COurse5 entrance, and horses to he
tered with the PROPRIETOR by IL o'clock the day of the
Race-Due notice will be given previous to the day of the
respective hours of running BY THE PROPRIETOR.
November ~. Sid
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NOrlCE.-T0 John r. Sydnor, administrator NJ Tones
BrO,Cdcr, dccedscd
6SOMETIME in tic month Of August you notified all
- persons claiming any part Of the estate Of Jones Brow
der deceased, to forward and prove their relation
ship You anxious to make division Of the estate
In this notice you did not specify the county n which you
resided and letter addressed to you Dinwiddc Court
house the supposed place OF your residence, has
been answered As distributes Of that estate must
quest you either to publish the county in which you live,
give the desired information by letter. directed 10
Church Hill Post Office, Halifax, Va II you write, will
thank you to inform Of the number Of the claimant.
and the particular circumstances Of the estate. Very
spcctully, JOHN BROWDER
November 10. 55--w4w
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by RITCMIE ~ COOK.

9 The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally and
hroc times week during the State loosnure
see the Same as heretofore Five Dollars payable
vance Notes OF shaecd (onlyl will bo
lcvcd IN payment The Editors win safety of remit
"n them by malt the postage of all letters being writer's
p No will be discontinued, oc ,lo
Editors, until all arcarages have been paid up. - 80
9T Whoever will payment of nino papers shall
kuve the gratis. 1870 rNfN''' ''~''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
D Ono less first
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Nov. I6.

ED EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-By virtue of two
Il q deeds of trust from John ID. Royal, will be sold
the highest bidder, Friday the 7h Of December nert,
at IL o'clock, if fair otherwise the next fair day, the
premises, the LANDS which he formerly resided, ly
ing chiefly Cellar Creek, in Nooway county, about
six miles north OF Morgansvile consisting of several adj
joining tracts acquired by said Royal different periods
and containing together about 800 On part of il
there is commodious Dwelling House, with suitable out
houses; and another portion is valuable Grst Mill,
which, with sutciency of Land, will be sold separate
y. The residue will be divided sold entire, as may
seem best to suit purchasers.
The land is understood 10 be of good quality, Of it
very valuable; and will be shewn by Mr. Tuck who
sides the Mill
The title is supposed TO be unquestionable but will be
conveyed with special warranty.
Terms-l, and years; bonds with satisfactory secu-
riy for the first payments and deeds of trust,
the whole. J. f. MAY,
BRANCH OSBORNE,
/
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eSHOCkE HILL TAYERN.-The Subscribers have
~ taken this well known stand, formerly kept bv Mr.
Johh altman, and recently by Mr.. Wilson Bracketi Tho
house has just undergone thorough repair and M r
or expense have been spared in furnishing the viii
furniture, BEDS and bedding, all of which are en,i
news ana we pledge ourselves 10 keep our Table and Br
wen supplied Our stables are large and airy with nure
ahu wholesome water flowing in abundance al the roar
oo o .e STABLE we shall take great to have on
nand al an times good supply of Corn clean and sbeaf
oats, and Hay oil the best quay.-Carriages CHS &c
preserved from all kinds of weather Servants
datons comfortable. And now ready 10 acconrno
ua'e IN good style, Travellers permanent or tronsen,
boarders. The high and healthy situation of tho h
on H. between ls and 2d streets, into which tho mai;
western and northern roads enter and the lone evne
winch one OF the firm obtained in the business bayinr
oeeh employed by John Talman this house also N the
'aniers ftote and afterwards being principal MANAGER
,or mr archibald Robertson at the Washington Tavern
together with the unremitted attention which we sba ~
TO the comfortable accommodation of such ne NAV cP Roy
win their custom, WILL trust ensure us liberal sha
Of public patronage & 9 T IE%S Su"'e
UJ'From 10 to 10 Members of the Legislature can no
accommodated with genee board upon very ,noderato
ne walk 10 the Capitol is very good, having been
gaveIed In Indictment weather. our Carriage and hore
VIII be furnished to carry the members TO the Canol f
Of charge. u p''S'' I'ee
10 Boarding Horses can hn takaH- a.. a l. = o =.
YHNHE Co-partnershp heretofore existing under the
IA firm of ViilcOr s. Christian is this day dissolved by
mutual All persons having claims against said
m, requested present them for payment and those
indebted will immediate make payment Turner Chris
an r he is alone authorised TO settle the business
IF the said firm. JAMES NJ WILCOX,
TURNER CHRISTIAN Jr.
Willow Bank Charles City County, Oct 20, 1892.
vHNHE business will hereafter be conducted at the same
IA place. by the subscriber: he hopes share liberal
portion of the public patronage
TURNER CHRISTIAN, Jr.
November 80. 59-3t
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District of Virginia, to IUit
EHE ii remembered, That on the
n ID day of November, Ammo Don

[SEAL.] sand eight hundred and thirty-twO, CONWAY
ROBINSON, of the said district, bath deposited
in this office, the title of book the title OF which in the
words following, to wit:
"Tbe practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity i'm Viz
gnia. BY CONWAY ROBINSON. Volume |. contain
ing practice in the Courts Of Law in Civil Cases"
The right whereof he claims author, in conformity
with act Of Congress, entitled act TO amend the
veral acts respecting copyrights"
RID. JEFFRIES Clerk Of The District.
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'EsU RS. TURNER informs her friends, that she will
I'VE the instruction of class of young Ladies
the LIST of Dec, at her present residence, where few
bOarleTs can be accommodated. Nov. % 57-4t
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n AND oCklP-The subscriber will purchase Land
ia scrip, receivable i'll Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and
pay ITO cts)-One hundred and fifteen cents pe,. acre
Cash, on application at his office in Georgcioyn M;
rct of Columbia. W 8 NiGuoI Us
Dis. Col Georgetown, Nov. 27. 6O-et
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HxCAN0Js.D, VIRGINIA. THURSDAY XeECEWRE5s = ,s..

n AND, NEGROES, &c FOR SALE Rv v;r,,o .,
TWO deeds oil trust executed by the late Smith PAYNE
o buckingham and of record in the clerks Office of said
% e trustees named in said deeds, will on wednes-
day the 18th day of December xt proceed ON the
Ses 10 sell the following property wit: tract of land
eanS by recent survey 229 acres being the portion
me tract on which said Payne lived east or north of the
ROAD aiso two negro men, This land is of very good
quah'y-and under the second deed, the remainder of
s'u an supposed to be upwards of seven hundred acres
on acres OF which is creek and branch botoms-a
urge portion OF the remainder excellent farming land -
M se same ume' or 10 slaves the stock of every kind
OF corn tobacco &c furniture, plantation utensils SC
On the first tract there is a small dwelling house. on H.
o.ner eapacous one, with other usual and necessary
ne property under the 1st Deed, will be sold
Tor cash; under the I'd, the land on a credit of and .
years the slaves for cash; and other property ON credit
OIL ~ months Mr.. b. Nj Payne, living on the premises
WIN sneW me land to any person wishing 10 see IT, If the
gay Oh sale should prove bad, it will take place the first
TAI, u"y thereafter THE TRUSTEES.
-'V'N"'"ei @V' 56-tds
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HTPON AN INJUNCTION.-At Rules taken in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of Prince Edward county, the 9th day
OF November, 1882:
John Clark, Executor of Agnes Clark, decd. PiG.
Jacob Mctiehec and Mildred his wife, Nancy Lyon,
Archibald Fuqua, and Sally his wife, William Clark, ST.
las Watkins and Lucy NJ. his wife, Thomas Clark and
John Foster, Defts.
The defendants, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according of the General Assembly and the rules
Of this State the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney
is entered at rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered
that the said defendants Archibald Fuqua aud Sally his
wife, do appear here the first day of April next
and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in of the public
papers published in the city of Richmond Tor two months
successfully, and also posted the front door of tie Court
house Of this county. Copy-Teste.
Nov 10. [55-wSw] -. WoRSIIAM, c. c.
HIN CHANCERY .-VtRG1N1A.-At Court continu.
Il ed and held for Louisa county, at the Court house
thereof, the 10Th day OF May, 1892:
John Thomasson, Plaintiff
against
William Smith, (B) and Robt Kimbrough, Defts
The Defendant, Robert Kimbrough, not having enter
ed his appearance, and given security according TO law
and the rules OF this Court; and il appearing ihc salts
faction Of the Court, that he is not an inhaban OF this
state, on the motion Of the Plaintiff, by his Counsel II is
ordered, that the said Defendant Robert Kimbrough dc
appear here the first day Of January Court next, and
Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond, for months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
on Court day
a Copy Tcsie, JOHN HUNTER, c. J.. c.
Oct 30. 5O-wSw
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AUliCE.-All persons indebted to the Estate of the
L late VIM Cowan, decd will please make inne-
uia'c payment 10 G.. V. RAYMOND
% attorney Jot The .Ad,ninistratrir
-'N'' ""' 5g-1t
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November 13.

VAN ATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE offer for
lFk sale the Low Grounds Tract of Land lying in the
upper end of King William County, Mattapony River,
adjoining the lands OF Messrs John Robinson James Fox
and Lewis Berkeley. This tract contains 500 acres it has
it small comfortable dwelling house, together with
every necessary house for FARM il well laid off, and in
fac for cultivation. The usual crop of wheat will
he seeded there good chance for about 900 bushels OF
wheat 500 barrels of corn, and good crop Of tobacco.
Terms accommodating and made known application TO
the subscriber, living New Found Mills, Hanover.
The land will be shown by my ovcrseer (Mr. Moore
Purchasers are invited to call and see it,
JAQUELIN A. BERKELEY.
Sept. IS 3S-1ahf
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II SHALL offer for sale at public auction, at Goochand
Il Court House, on Monday the nth day of December
next, that being day, tract OF Land lying the
upper end of that county, the waters of the Big
Bird Creek, containing about 537 acres. This land
lies in the range OF country in which gold has been disco
vered and which, am informed, has been found in cons
derahe quantities the adjoining land, and some, | be-
believe, this tract Mr.. John Winston Payne and
Mr.. Thomas Payne, living in the neighbourhood, will
shew the land to persons DESTROYS of purchasing.
The terms will be, third in cash, and the residue in
two annual payments bearing interest. Bond with
curity, and deed of trust will be required of the pur-
chaser. WIN. f. WICKHA
Trustee Of the estate Of Soml. Gist, dec'd.
Nov. l6 55-tds
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"A DMlNlSTRAToR'S SALE.-Wi be sold ON Tues
IA day the eleventh day of December next. nj
Uosio' Ill the county Of Amelia, if fair, otherwise
the next fair day, and continue from dav to dav mn
VI hnisheG all OF the stock of horses CATTLE sheep and
nogs several prime yoke of work oxen between 20 and
the plantation utensils, household and kitchen furniture
also between IL OF 1900 barrels of corn the crop of od
yer, Sucks and straw belonging the estate of the late
MIS- mary handolph deceased Terms of sale-For all
sums not exceeding twenty dollars, CASH. and for all
exceeding that amount, IL months credit will be given;
ae purchaser executing bonds with approved security to
interest will be RENTED. r' viz
WILLIAM EGGLESToN, Admir-
Ai,o ~ oil Mary Randolph, decd
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a DMlNlSTRATRlX's SALE-Will be sold NJ tho
N plantation OF the late Thomas Stagg deed Charles
Ci'y county on Wednesday the 18th day of December
al MS ousehod and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the
consisting oil horses cattle, sheep and hogs with all the
crop OIL corn, fodder, shucks Sc Terms of sale will he
circuit oil SIX months on all sums dollars under
at sum- cash; bonds with approved security will be re-
qured-a persons having claims against said estate win
please bring them forward, duly authenticated in order
that they may be settled; all those that are indebted
10 tho estate will please make payment
ELIZABETH &. Stage, Adm'x. of
NvFeinber II. 5S-tdsl Thos. Staop, dec,d
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Nov. IS. [55-ms1 Trustees.

NOrICE.-The subscriber will sell his good and well
~ known stand in the upper part of Goochand county
lying the three chopped road 90 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 of land with very good improve
mcnts, good dwelling house with five rooms, all in
ceen repair for the reception of travellers tavern,
stable frst-atc store house. with counting room all
in good order for business; wagon yard, with granary,
and house for wagoners stay in also fodder and hay
stable, rsrae garden and orchard all Of the best fruit
&c &c This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road it has the advantage of
the road leading from Winchester Cupeper Court House,
Orange Court House, and Louisa Court House, from thence
James River through Buckingham and to Carriers
Vile, Cumberland Court House, &c &c This is one OF
the most healthy places in Virginia, being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge Of the yard well
every other convenience which makes it inferior
for business Any person wanting such place, will do
well to come and view il, bargain be had
for cash or part time. Possession will be given i'm
medatey If desired For terms apply 20 the subscriber
/ Sept H. T37-t1 JOSEPH B. GLENN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"AS committed to the Jail of this county on the 2d
w day OF October, 1882, negro man named JI NJ
who says he belongs to Mr.. Hughy Niece of Ebert
county Georgia Jim is about 3S 40 years OF age five
rect inches high dark compexo and round full face
ne mad ON when committed, dark yarn round about and
pantaoons and an old WOOL hat He says he was sold from
,ns county about twenty years ago, by Mr.. Tupman to
W.T. hcGee whom he LETT about the first of July last. The
ner OF inc above described negro is requested come
orwar prove prsperypay charges, take him ayyay
on else he will be disposed OF as the law directs
VIM. s. R0YSTON, Tailor
Caroline County, Va, Dec 9 6l-wI2w
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RMR. JOHN WILLIAMSON-SIR: AS you are not
I'VE an inhabiant of this Commonwealth, take this
thod OF giving you notice, that the 18th day of De-
ccmber next, between the hours OF ten O'clock A. NJ
and o'clock, p NJ shall proceed at the house OF Lit
ebury Weaver, in the county of Fluvanna and State of
Virgina, to take the dispositions of the said uebury
Weaver and others, 10 be read evidence in certain
suit in Chancery, depending and undetermined in the
said county court of Fuvanna, wherein you plaintiff
and am defendant; aud if not completed that day.
continue from day TO dayat which time and place, you
may attend, if you think proper Yours, SC.
WILLIAM WEAVER.
November
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of Mary Randolph decd
Amelia county, November 6. 52StJs

az NEGROES, TOBACCO FACTORY, Sc for
s1s1 sdfe-Ihe undersigned intending to close their
concern as soon practicable, will sell at public auction
a. lhe,r Tobacco Factory in the Town OF Manchester on
tuesday, me 18TH day OF December next, commencing at
io o'clock, II fair weather, Of not the next fair dav
,heeater0 hlty-hve negroes viz: Two women and the
oace boys and meu, all factory hands; coopers strip
ana keg pnZers, twsters and stemmers as likely and az
Valuable hands as can be found together in Virgna-A
50, e iooacco Factory, and all the fixtures, in which
mere Is 10 iron presses, and strip hhd
uray, wagon and horses-coopers TOOLS and quantity
paiy middlngs and from 10 20 hogsheads good Rein
Ell TOBACCO, AT same time, will be sold I42 acres of
Land Tying between the Manchester Turnpike Road and
Capt Francis Smiths through which the Rail. Road rms
,r%fInlS. Sf.SatG N lN ~Ea,0"U. - -,
Land in Chestered months credit for approved nego
table notes with approved endorser-every thing else
will be sold for cashat the time, where il may be
convenience, to have 90 days the purchase of the
negroes by adding the interest," and giving satisfactory
cndorse those that reside in will be accommodated
The sale will be continued from day TO day till completed.
We also offer at private sale Brick House and Lot,
Church Hill, nearly opposite the Sugarhouso occupied
by Mrs. Allen. GRAY & PANKEY.
November 81. 5S-tds
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ATOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale a valuable
small plantation, (about 800 dcres) in the county Of
Brunswick upon Sturgeon creek, Ebenezcr Acado-
my, whercon Dr. John f. w. Merritt at present resides.
The dwelling house, which is CONNEXIONS is the
public road leading to Petersburg, Called Brches road
and would suit well for house Of entertainment, being
an easy days drive from Petersburg it would also suit 4
person having family Of children to educate, who
might be disposed to keep boarding house, there is
good school kept at Ebenezer and the society Of the neigh
boufhOOd excellent. The situation is considered healthy
and the land good portion Of which is well timbered
with original forest growth is well calculated for agcu
ural purposes is considered good situation for pro-
essoal Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such pro
perry would do we'll to look This The terms will be made
accommodating and ample time given for the payments
II application be made between this aud the twenty -hil
OF December next but satisfactory security will be
quired as usual IL l. thought unnecessary 20 be more
particular, a. persons wishing 10 purchase will Of conrs
examine TOR themselves.
JAMES B. CLAIBORNE.
Lawrencevc, Nov. 23d, 1882 59-2sw6t
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WNTINDSOR SHADES FOR SALE.-Wi be sold
w on Friday the Eth day OF December next, on the
premises il lr If not the first fair day thereafter pub
lie aucOn TO the highest bidder Windsor Shades contain
ing one hundred aud eighty odd Of land stuate ~.
ing and being in the county Of New Kent, immediately
on Chckahominy River which is navigabe for vessels OF
two or three thousand bushels, about thirty miles from
Richmond The situation is a good for mercantile
business, and has every convenient house, &c 10 carry
on 10 advantage, besides comfortable Dwelling house
and other necessary houses for genteel family.
The terms VIII be accommodating, and made known OIL
the day Of sale TIE PROPRIETORS
Nov. p. 5S-2awtds
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a DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.-Wil be sold at Busby
"a p"rke, on the Rappahannock river, between IL and
~ es below Orbanna in the county of Middlesex on
thursday, The 10th OF December next if fair if not the
nrst DAY thereafter, between 20 and 80 valuable Negroes
consisting OF men, women and chidren-a considerable
portion OF whom are young and likely. Also, at the same
e ana place. the crops OF Corn, Fodder, Sc made on
me farm The present year-he stock of Horses Mules
Na1ue, oheep and Hogs, Farming Utensils, sc.
ae,mS Sdfe'-A credit OF twelve months will be al
oonu WIN approved security, 10 carry interest from the
uale-ior ten dollars and all sums under that amount
cash will be required.
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NELSON BERKELEY, .Rd,n'r.
:, IF Tho. Nelson Berkelv dec d.
Hanover county, Oct. 18th, 1892 52-idss
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Mr. William IL. Harrison has been student OF this
University r. sessions has attended the schools OF
ancient languages mathematics, natural philosophy and
moral philosophy and graduated last year in the school
OF ancient languages and will this year graduate in
themacs and natural philosophy. He is, in every re-
speci, excellent student, and most exemplary man.
and can conscenousy recommcnd him as fitted to con-
duct school, or TO I'll professional chair.