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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

TINE subscriber informs the public that
i he has been appointed by the Court Of
Probate for the town Of Newport, admins.
traitor on the estate OF Richard Mumford
Pockham. late OF said town, deceased, and
has qualified himself according TO law. He
therefore informs oil those who have any
lawful claims against said estate to present
them Immediately TO the subscriber for scttls.
ment, and all those indebted TO the same arc
requested to make immediate payment
DANIEL PECKHAM Adm'r.
Newport Aug. q, 1882.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Morshead's success over Taylor in
fiuence Of Sectional Green River feeling
which was calculated on by the Clay
men, and induced the selection Of both
their candidates from that region ofthe
State, is clearly manifested by the POLLS.
Mr.. Taylor did not get near so many
votes in that pnrt Of the State as either
ofthe candidates residing in that quar-
ter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED

ENTERED t
Sch. Grown, Baker. Boston
Do. Pocahontus, Durham, Turks island
Sloop Ann, Bliven. New York
Do. Rising Sun, Sherman. Dighton
Do. Eagle, Ash, New York
CLEARED
Sch Crown, Baker, Providence
Do Enterprise. Burdick, New Orleans
Sloop .Ann, Blisen, Providence
Sch Pocahonlus, Bailey. Providence
Sloop Esglc. .Ash, Provide acc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

BY virtue efa decree Of the Supreme JS
dicial Court, wiH be sold at Pubhc Amc-
tion on Monday, Sept IL, 1882; at IL
o'clock, a. "a. on the premises.
AL the right, title and interest Of Joseph
T. Tripp dec. in the dwelling house situsied
at the corner ofBrdge and Third.St on the
Point
JOHN HULL, Administrator.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
At a Meeting Of the Boari Of Health
Neuport Sent. Sd. 1882.

A N additional order of the Board of Health ol
"A the town of Newport II 10 heraby ordained,
That in future when any person shall refuse TO
be- cxamined under oath or affirmation BY tho
porsons appointed by this board to sttcnd at for.
ries and other places, agreeab'y to tho I0th
section If an act of tho General Assembly On
titled "an act'to pre- rent the spreading or any
nonta aious ar infectious disense. u shall oc
ths duty Of such person 90 appointed to forbid
tho person so refusing u enter In: lawn OF
"a ID town of Newport after being so forbiddsn,
no or she shall pay a. fins the sam ofsns hum
drsd dollars, to bs recovered sgreeably TO the
provisions or said act. and that the foregoing
be published In the r. Republican three wsshs.
A ,sue copy Witness
B. b. ROWLAND. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
uUARufAN's NoTxCu.

TIME Court Of Probate for the town Of
I Newport having appointed the Sabscri-
ber guardian 10 the persons and estates OF
Robert ID. Coggcshalh AARON 8 Cog geshsll.
Ann u. Coggeshsil, Mary II. Cnggcshali,
and Treborn J. M. Coggcshall, - minors.
children Of the late Freedom Cog gcshali.
requests all persons to govern themselves &C.
cordingly. ELEAzER TREvErr, Guard'n.
Newport, Aug. 2. 1882.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
NOTICE

HEREBY forbid all persons hsrbouring
u ortrusting my wife Patience on my &C.
count as shall pay no debts of her contrac
ting sfief this date. JOHN n. CARR.
Newport Sept. 4, 1874
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
co-pARTNERsHIp DISSOLVED

TCvHE Go partnership heretofore existing un'
l. der tho 6rm Of Naihl Horswcll. & Co, ID
this day dissolved BY mu tusl consent
NATH'L HORSWELL.
WlM. HORSWELL,
WIN. W., ALDRICH
The firm will now be Horswell and Al.
drich, all persons indebted to the firm oI
.NathI, Horswell g. Co. will please make
immediate payment to
WM. w. ALDRlCH.
Newport September 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Illinois Eieetion.--Messrs. Duncan,
Casey, and Slade. all friends of the Ad.
m,nis,raiion, have been elected to Con-
gress, from the State of lllinois.--N Y
Eue. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Eatrieidc.-Extract Of letter to the
editor of the Augusta (Geo.) Chronicle
"Rurke Coanty, Aug. 18Th, 1882. A
circumstance of an extraordinary ma.
ture. happened in the neighborhood ol
She'll Bluff, in this county, on Saturday
afternoon last. Two brothers, John b.
Bush and Isaac Bush. had dined togeth-
er at the house of the latter--after their
meal, it appears that John took load
ed gun, which he said he had brought
with him, and discharged the contents
into the body of'his brother. The load
(said to bs a squirrel shot) entered at
the upper part of the abdomen, and so
close TO the object, as to burn the cloth
ing in the vicinity Of the wound, lie
spoke few words only. and died In alb
out an hour afterwards.
The result Of the Inquest, which sat
yesterday, Is verdict Of wilful Murder,
by his brother John B. Bush--Bush has
Disappeared. have heard no cause as
signed for this dreadful act ofiratricidc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Extraordinary Occurrence. On the
Goth inst. a Coroner's Inquest was held
On the body of a boy about d years old.
named M'Mulleii, who was found dead
in house occupied by his father, about
S miles from the city, with rope turn
ed twice around his neck, tied with a
tight knot and in a manner to cause
stfangulation. From information gwen
by the coroner,,he police were led to the
belief thar this horrid act was committed
by the boys fathers, John McMullin, who
had then las, been seen IN the woods Vi
tint, neig ighb0rhood.--Two others were
Immediately sent out, who secured the
woods in every direction. but could d's
cover no trace Of the man. On the f"i-
lowing day. Tuesday, he was found
drowned in the North River, near the
Glass House Point. M'MuIlsn was the
same n,an who stabbed (though not NOR
taIIy) two men in the neighborhood oi
Prince street. sbout two years since'
aud then made his escape to Europe
"; ~. Y. Mer. Adv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

ITO the Board OF Heslih--
II becomes my duty to report two cases
Of Cholera that have OCCURRED during the
past twenty four hours, VIZ. that Of Betsey
Gardner. aged &c years, in Martin Street,
and Of Silas s. uunting, aged Ia years, in
Planet street.
Signed, SAMUEL BOYD TOBEY."
Providence 0 mo- 2, 1882 o'clock, r.
NJ. t3tp4af
In addition to the above reported by the
Board OF Health, two cases occurred in the
city yesterday, both Of which proved fatal
BALrimoRE Aug, %, deaths by Cholera
Is. white I. colored ii, Aug. 80, deaths l3,
white 4. co.ored 8.
NaRroLK Aug. 25, deaths 6. whites 2
colored a. Aug. 26. deaths 8. white g. color
cd 3. Aug. 81. deaths white 3, coIored 4.
PHILApELpHIA Aug, 3, New Cases 20
deaths 2, Aug. 81 New Cases 23. deaths 5
Total from Commencement, 2l39 cases, "a;
deaths.
ALBANY, Aug. Goth. New. Cases S, deaths
z, Aug. 81, New Cases 4. deaths I.
.NEw.YoRx Aug. 26, so New Gases %
deaths, Aug. 81, 40 New Cases. l3 deaths
Aug. %, 40 New Cases, 10 deaths.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

ID EMATNING in the { Post-O Once
- Newport r. ! September Sd 1882
O. Persons calling for them should
say advertised.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Tie Nee York CSurisr and Esqr.rer
10 out 10 full blast against the Ns''ooa'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

ssThc wind must be raised"
II WANT TO raise the wind, but cannot
Il make up my mind to act SO mesnly, es to
remove part Of my Goods to the New City.
or any other place, in order to bring it about
but if the Ladies' Of my own Town win
Five me the first call, promise to undersell
every Pediar and hnterlcper tcho enters ths
Place go
TILLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

We arc compelled 10 leave out great
quantity Of matter TO mako room for
the act establishing additional Post
routes. slf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Providence, Sept 2. 1882.
In am authorised to announce to the pub
lie, that two new cases ofCholers have &C
Cured 10 this City. 30 reported by Doct. Sam.
uel Boyd TObey which reported 10 annex
WILLIAM r. GRI.v.NELL.
President pro lempore ofthe Board oftieallh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04
OIL SILK.

vTVTLLEY hss jos, Opened, SILKS for
Il B ounsts and Dresses, which ase euek
lower than ever offered before como blue
Blacks. quite good for 373 cents pr yard.--
.ALSO,--Pslm Leaf Psus, fos 70 essls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

Tsrmi Of txs RepsbHees.
% if paid i'd advance. or e2,2S stlhe euf
OF the year.
No paper discontinued until afrea1agos
are paid, unless st the discretion of the Csb-
Usher. tf3. -t,s 'tttf
All accounts must be settled ssIssss sPss
Advertisements not nsrked, willAe ssusln
ued I'LL forbidden. end ohargsd peeoo odi.Gly.
PrintiNH
At TIM HALL,
n ths rear 81 the DovInss Dank
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-04

r. d. CRANSTON, p. M.
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JOHN HULL, Administrator.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-21
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AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper: John c. Saytors, ? NJ. Jackson co. Robt. smdh, Jackson, lawrence co. Maj J. Woy, P Nj, Izard C. H. Col. II. Bos,oeli, P NJ, BatesyiIle. J. 1T Catdwelf, Jefferson county. Col. James Seuii, P II, Pine Bluff. Joseph Jacobs, P NJ Monroe county. IYm B PaHon, NJ Chicot county. I'm. D. Ferguson, P NJ. Crittenden CO., 1T. L. Biscoe, Phillips county.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-21
Dr. Smith on Cholera.
Fapr No,s.,.oxo Snt o2 ,ao.

FoRr ARMSTRONG, Sept g, 1882.
 To CAPT. WILSON, 4th fale4t4y.
 DEAR SIR: give on suaae nisiy re= ilcctions upon the Spasmodic Cholera, as il appeared in our army recently at this place. Iheseilustrations, ,althougn very imperfect, will hold good in every part Of the United States, and the treat 'nent will probably be the same.- Should any exceptions prevail, they will result from some accidental causes. the chief of which is intemperance.- For reasons presently to be assigned, aim assured that collapsed state Of ihis disease is absolutely incurable; hence 1t is imperative upon all interest ed, to apply with promptitudc for cu- rative means, the instant the great pre- monltory symptom, Diarrhma, occurs.
 Happily this warning is universal, and, for the most part, of such duration, as to afford ample time to eluda danger. The great majority of cases that occur red after the fatal 29th and 30th of An- gust, were remediable from a know ledge that this insidious looseness of the
 bowels was the prelude 10 destruction; and for the sake of those who so misera- 'hy perished in the onset, if is to be la- 1nented that il had not been earlier known. About the 20th of August it
 was apparent 10 any observer that di- aFrhna very generally prevailed among the troops, and gave to the atmosphere q very peculiar oIour. lobseryed it to the late Doct. Coleman, who admitted It, and attributed it to change in the habltsoi the men. Is no one complain cd, there was no alarm. Tine garrison and camp were, however, fully prepar- ed for infection, as was plainly manifest ed six days afterwards. On the 26lh "f August, two sick rangers from Gap taln Fords company, then just from the Chicago route, were brought into the garrison and conducted to the hos pital, without having been reported 10 the attending surgeon, notwithstanding an express ord from General SeoA, that there should be no intercourse with these troops. As soon as Dr. Coleman, Saw the men, he expressed an appre- hehslon that they might have the Cho. iera; but an officer, much conversant with the disease, gave it as his opinion that 1t was not the Spasmodic Cholera ; hence the men were not removed on
 that day. One of them died. The
 next day man of the same company
 was reported i'll in the camp established on the west shore of thhe Mississippi, and was ordered to visit him. ] found
 him without pulse; shrunken; dis colored; speeches., and almost sense less. He had been puking and pureine all night, and grieyously eramped.- There was no mistaking this disease. IF lie died soon after having been convey cd, by circuitous route, to separ ate hospital on Rock Island, some dis tance ia the rear of the garrison. 4 man, who was in the hospital at the time the two rangers were admitted int It, and who lay contiguous to them ol the night of the 26th, was taken witl Sho|era on the 27tb. and died in dv'
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-21
VOL. EEE.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

Tn FLoop. " e mentioned in our las, that
the rivcr was, on FRIDAY at noon 30 feel above low
winter mark. 1t continued rising until Saturday
evening and was then toTtg-atae fe't above low
water mark, and four feet ten inches higher than
the celebrated Hood of 1919 The effects Of this
grcat ireshet are caamltous b, yund description All
the low bottoms on the ryer we've ovcrnowcd, and
houses, barns, fences, cattle stacks of hay aud
grnln, &c. &c. were swept Of, We can only give
a few particulars
The lower part OF this town was nundn,od-the
water WAS within two inches OF the irs' floor Of the
Warehouse Of Messra Forsyth, Dobbin & Co
In South Wheeling, the water vas several feet
deep III most ofihe houses, and there beng powei-
tul current, ID on 20 frame dwelling houses, be,ldes
some other buildings were swept off.
II affords Us much satisfaction 10 state. that re-
lief has been promptly extended 10 the sufferers IN
every way practicable. The Female benevolent
Society has been particularly nctlve IN administer
lng to Their wants. The Ladies are always fore,
most IN relieving the untortunetc
The destruction otproperty IN other places along
the river has been much greater tlan w,tnus
At Warren, a village at the mouth Of Short
Creek, Ohio, which contained about 90 buildings.
wo-thlrds Of thrn are gone. lnculny lhr,e ware.
houses, which contained SIX or seven hundred bur
reIs Of flour
Nellsbarg was entirely oHcr.lowed. but we un-
dcrstand, the inhabitants have NO. suffered uu,h.
comparatively, IN any way. They generally o,cu
pied the upper stours Of thor houscs durlng the
time otthe high wafer.
Wec1pect shortly to hear melancholy details Of
disasters below.
II was reported by The passengers on STEAM
boatwhlch arveihera in thecarly parrof the week
That at Marietta The water was M To the ewes Of
the houses. They ohs ,rgod in different pla-,s on
The sides 9th hills. people employed in erecting
temporary huis with such materials as could be col
lcctcd
This Great food has been occasioncd principally
by heavy rams on the head waters OF the Aleghs-
ny The Meadyllle paper ofSaturdav last says
that 'he coploas rams on Thursday and the nirht
preceding had filled the streams To an unusual
height and had done much damage to the canal at
that place The Alonongahela was not o high as
II had been al several Other periods
CAscAsrY-Alpheus P Wilson, Esq highly
esteemed and useful citizen of Mor.antown VI
was drowned At Brownsville on Friday last H
vas descendm' tn river IN fla boat loaded with
iron, and At 3 O'Clock on the marrin. Of that day
It being very dunk and thu river hl.h. an attcn,pt
was mall to land The hands GOT ON shore with
the cubic, winch broke, and Mr. Wilson left alone
IN the boat Nduyh2ntthe boa, Vas found loi,.d
about IA mil, below, but Nh Wilson vas missing II
IS supposed he was drowned in attempting to gct ON
shore HIS body bad not been found on Tuesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
- rRLslnENrls mEALTH

Z
Mr. RRouts ,,e h,ehly respectable editor 81 The
Portland Advertise. now At Washington, wrtes
on tie sulgoc, OF Gen. JAc&soss health IS ie'-
lows
Gen Jackson. if can baeve his friends, Is
not hat he WIS even year ago. lie iooA' no"
,ery Old. fsehle nm, troutde worn. His SKIN has
xsik.k aaecidt appe5anee ila features are n
ID lis motions are uneasy trembling and des-
ttule of frmnass II rt.an = painful lie Is un.
der ihc dlctstc niies ofthe physician Their ls an
al,sfnoe Of aninnal spirit winch | an told he has
heretofore Possessed. YAere4s eYrry Indication Of
al an e1ng o, age pressing I'M down. should
dunk his chaur efIyius yeu Wa pr"blcmat.
cal For HIS affected with complication Of DIS
saBes AID Is olirnnud rthr hands # d1stor. Al
this ~ Mt sndlu any tyar,l at uukudness or pu
ltrca hostility Tho death II Jncksph 10 man
can desire bat II Is sod Ia nov tn mldnc5 VI
fr-eectlng such a l'rcsi nj - no wegc h. Tie best
II mn. must under sutn uiAiruons, br under the
ntease Of irresponsible agents Nauy NAV think
I,t8egcrats Ia d. ,abing rs I cheness but !
saltan the expressions hcafI ~ this district In
dfcd his state Of health IA the topc d cuny orsutl"n
IN every clrrlr. It's the morning aud csrums
question his specialized upon by has o"n party
with all the anxiety Of men dosIrous 10 elect Il
Vice President suitable tother various purposes
The evening Leyoes usually gwen ut tic Pfesl
dents House have not yet begun. There IA rea-
son IN all this And II IS found IN the fact that II Is
painful Tor President jackson TO make the exer
ton To SIC company
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
pROSpEcTS- AIIEADl

Clay IS certainly coming up thu quarter etretch
with Tremendous rapldlty All accounts concur
IN this At no time hase his talents ranked 50 high,
Il his bearing has an,nh,atcd at Washington, most
Of the prejudice which vas entertained nj the com.
mcnocrnent OF the Session of Congress. The Mary.
lander contains the following Nag.
Ettract ofa leitr from HoA,ap,,a
All looks well here. shy not another word a
bout not beng able TO elect Cray. | tell you W
am and irH You can havc no ldca Of thc chan,s
IRE Jackson going down bll pot'teolIy ply
uraIly, and morally and AS To Veu Ba,u IN Is
Ike smashed Oyster halrd i Jackson mrmb r
from Pennsylvania sa}, that thry dlduol intend L
20 for Van Bufcu fcr Vlcc prasid a. and hat a
Convention was to be held at Harrisburg ia Nrci
Of 10 delegates. and that Van Buren, could not Ct
; votes The Jackson forces atc dividing every
where, and he has not IN fact, 80 members IN both
branches who are raj friends The blow Of nne
Senate on the nomination OF Van Burcn, has been
a stpggrrer besides loorln, the would he MINISTER
II has "mlllcd' the household troops"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
LYNCI BURG. MARCH,. 1920

| t1I o'tt'g 'ttHS Iolh Inc administration f,,l,
Amherst some Gtbc or pun Of your oVn tt.
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amt but MY received by as, who are cunr.,l...
resort 10 yo,r Columns, orno where--n,o-s
! yby @o2e NJ as who are subscribers 10 yo,.,,.
from It's very foundation, however we NO.. lII..
dsapproyed its political coUrsc Youar, '.a''
stand oace Ior al, Ne do not t,he counsel
adyersary-and that your gj5, en- .ta.,... ."
10 Is as lnnonous as " the stnf Of wA.,b .....
arr made
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| publish our proceedings or 1T II a.ar,-y...
sra6t pay, or srrse us gfatua0asil--rhI r.,.'.H
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| salo, the right yoa assume, as not fuLrI,
! Wttg ~ coWtcSy-But we VIII pug~f,. H.,
! 10 tUtiwr-wc know To whit W sal..rf oa
nor will We be drtren INTO a coGuo.,fs, 49,.
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.ul wen boar3edmcuo m.eht 8 cra,sa, .,ou-
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dru1i hrTar q. cur EeBls' w intended g,,,3
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

Formal notice Is gwen by advertisement IN the
New urk papers, by ELISHA TlpBErg, for him
self and associates, that application will b. made
to tho Legislature OF the Stnle Of New York nj ,s
present SESSION to incorporate Bank TO he located
| M thu city ut New York, with Capital of ibigt8
6rc millions u dDlllrS, 10 he known and dlstin-
guhhci by the name the NATIONAL UNION NAM,
winch IL 10 be authorized to establish Branches IN
! such Stntes as consent thereto to receive dcpo4-
ltns OF money Of the United Ststos, ind transfer
The sanc from place 10 place, &c tor the space Of
thirty five years. In word the Legislature of the
! State of New York is to he invited to establish n
Bank, under the direction of the Legislature, and
of course Of the politics. of the Srnto of New York
with the power 10 control not only the currency but
also the revenue and credit of the u. States Such
y Bank, with the same capital orthc Bank of the
United States aud with all the features proposed 10
be gwen 10 1t If rc-churtcred proposed to be char
tered by IA State Legislature, which has Just de
tcrmncd, by majority OF two to one, 10 instruct
It's Senators andrcqucst It's Representatives to OPP
! pose the renewal of the charter of tho present
i Bunk Of the United States How far that
| instruction Is connected with this new ploicct
or how tar the said project has had lis rise IN the
oathad and catodproJect of the Treasury Bank,
We know not For all we know indeed the whole
may on hotN, ana we should thlnk so, but Tor he
responsibility oftho name attached TO IL Untll bet
ter informed IN regard to the scheme, we cannot
hut regard itwlth distust And we need not add,
If 1t should be attempted seriously be carried into
effect We should view 1t with alarm for the duration
| 9th Union, and with an unf.igned horror Of the
whole concern, We wait however before prcsen-
ting IN their proper eoors tho insup rablc objections
to this grand scheme, for further explanations con
cerung II We ask the New York Editors 10 STATE
frankly their views ofthe matter. What IS the real
character Of the application of which notice Is thus
| given7 Nat nj