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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

BLACK Hawk and his party arrived nj Buffalo
ON Friday evening LAST and took lodgings ut the
Eagle Tavern they left the town on Sunday
morning IN tn steamboat Uncle Gam for Detroit.
While at Buffalo 'hey vIsited,he Seneca Indians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
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CELEBRATION A BUfFALOE.
SPRINGS

GELEBRAII1N A BUfFALOE RIDGE
SPRINGS.
party of about one hundred persons assembled
at the Bu'ialoe Ridge Springs, in Nelson county,
to celebrate the birth day Of National Freedom
Alter parakng of II sumPtuoas dmnrr prepared by
the worthy landlord, (Alr Rulhcrfurd) Col JON
billiard being called to preside the following toasts
were drunk with much spirit
TOASTS.
!. ith Of July, I776 6 cheers
9 The memory of Washngton Drunk stand-
ing.
3 The memory Of Jefferson Drunk standing
A. Andrew lackson-lIIs eountfv's best belos.
ed. cheers.
5. State Rights, but, with them, the Union. 3
cheers
6 Our native land 10 cheers
I The memo y of John Randolph of Roanoke
Drunk standing
g. Oar forclatheIs of the Revolu,lon 8 cheers
g. The Ar ~ Of the United States, ever read,
| IN IT'S country's defence. 7 cheers.
10 fhe Navy The finn buwark of our free
dom chee's
IL LA Faycue--The name is enough 6 cheers
! ~ Internal improvements ia eur state |.
| cheers.
10 Thu Amc,Ican FAIR rhc faieest of tn
Fair 90 cheers
| VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt w, II Ha acknowledgement Uuioi
| of all the Stntes-Socesson and Notification I,
| none-Success 10 Gen Jackson of like materials
Honor TO the Far Sex above all below the sun.
| BY OF Reynolds ulIihcation; the last re
sort by that our liberties may bc preserved.
| BY Capt. l.. Neville Secession and Nullifca
tioo-fhe estmate offspring of disarpointet
politicians; conceived IN disappointment and nur
tared IN despair.
by Dansl l.. Coleman--Fhc Fair Sey-Th-y
are angelic creatures sent on earth for our specin
| benefit Good God what SIN it is to be u bachelor
BY VIM II RYAN May the love of Liberty
Temperance and Us,y ever exist IN the hearts Of
| Americans
By Mr.. smey--John Floyd His head the
pide Of Virginia; his heart an ornapent to hu-
| man mature.
| By p. s'sn ion-The newly organized Vol
an GER ,pe.uy, known by the name of the Mel
soh Volunteers fay hey be united, not only as q
band Of soldiers. out AS bsethlen-M May their voices
be ever ready 10 defend injured innocence, and
their swords toavenge their counlry's wrongs
by Osnicl 4. Coicman~O Our klul host: Nay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

"'s.e'" oomparasou.-MrW Webster talks q
h %aAn's inc four OF the West this Summer. LIE
nun come. We know Of no man who wout II,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
A CARD.

TO Publisher Of Newspapers Osd
Periodicals in tie U,.ited States and the
British Prouiaces.
The publishers Of the New England
Weekly Review are DESTROYS d ma
king up, Oh the 6rst of January, a COM
plete list Of all the Newspapers and
Periodicals published in the United
States aid the British Provinces, with
the rames Of their publishers. and the
places where published. They, there
fore, request AZ publishers TO insert
this card, AMI alsO-seDd them tzro copies
Of their respective publications in sue
ccssion, that they may not Tail to re-
ceive one, in order to render the list
complete.
Direct to the Mem E'.gaa',d Weekly
Reuieu, Hartford, Connecticut.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

JeYEySuHptete osestO"s
Ames.
Co,yaon Csiraii; John Kern, Elijah
Written
.Solen; Zachasiah Games
Bedford; Hiram Criggs
Brcunstosrm; John T. johnson
PasI; Henry 5. Talbot, Jesse Har-
bin
Lesiagtos; JeDpPh Ogl@sby
ISDIANAroxsaDls HG-
rcns, p. E.
Adidhopoiis Station Calvin w. Knter
lndianepolis Circuit; Joha w. Sui
Fail Creek; Anci Beach, LemueI
Reeve
Eanrille; Joseph White
Mooresuilie; Philip May
Columbus; Spencer w. Huntee
Rushriiie; Isaac N. Ellsbury, David
Silver
Franklin; Amos Sparks
Bloomington; VIM. H. Smith
VrScEsNEs Dusrascr-Jo"ses L.
Thompson, p. E.
CARLISLE Circuit; John Richie, Jas.
T. Robe
.Peser.6urgh; Samuel Julian
Princeton; Enoch q. Wood, Come
Illus SwaDk
Boonville; Thomas Ray
Washington Miles Hudaker
Jsrrc Hause; Richard Hargrave,
WIN. Watson
Rockville; Samuel C. Cooper, Hen
'sy Deputy
Greencas.le; Thomas J. Brown.
Charlottesville; JOHN A. Brouse,
Daniel Watkins
Lafayette; N. B. Griffith, II. Vreden-
burg
NoRrn WESTERN DIsrRIcr-Jos.
.1rms,ong, p. E.
St. Joseph Cinui:; John Newell, Ed
ward Smith
Souttbend; Boyd Phelps
Pine Ct~ek; VIM. Clarke
Carroll; Enoch Wood
Frankfort; Stephen r. Ball, VIM.
Campbell
Tippecanos and Eel River Mission
Amasa Johnson
.Hississn,c.Oo Mission; Freeman
Farnsworth
Mamn.re ana St. Mary's Mission; TIC
he supplied
Kalamazoo Mission; Richard C.
Meek.
The next session Of the Conference
will be held in Ceutreville, Wayne
county, commencing on the I'D Of DC
1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

Destructive FrRE SoNERsEr,
PA,-October Is, lS32.-Siece oar
paper was worked Of, we have to re-
cord one Of the greatest calamitiesthat
has ever occurred by fire in any vii
lage of the same size.
This morning. at haEpast-two O.
clock, the cry offire was heard by the
citizens of this town. 1t was discov-
cred 10 be in the house owned BY j.
F. Cox, Esq, and occupied BY several
families. and BY several mechanics. as
shops. In A.few moments It spread
Into an awful con1agration, second only
to that which laid Cumberland 10 ruins
a few months ago. With incenceiva-
BILE rapid.ty, it spread both east and
We st, and. Notwithstanding the most
energetic exertions were made By the
citizens to subdue it, its progress
was not sensiblv arrested until every
house between the street which eros
ses Main st. at Judge kurtz's, and
Main cross street, was entirely consum-
sumed.
About daylight, Captain Webster's
hotel, on one side Of Main street, and
the r Sc of. Saydcr, Esq. on the
otaes, were cnvcloPed in Games.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
Extract Of a letter dated,
Pensocola,Sep I'D, 1883.

Ifns0c0tQsOepS &OQs AOsSOs
A most horrid and cold bloOded
murder was committed on the body Of
the Mayor Of this city on Saturday
evening last, by vagabond. IT Seems
that the fellow kept an unlicensed
grog shop, and had been repeatedly
warned BY the Mayor to close it, to
which warning he paid no attention.
On Saturday constable was sent to
CLOSE the door Of his shop. which was
done while he was at dinner. When
be returned, on finding the door clos
ed, he walked of uttering threats 81
vengeance, and too truly did he exc
cute them. He procured a gan and
loaded il heavily with buck shot, and
went in search Of his devoted victim
he met him near the Office, took delib-
crate aim at him. and killed him on
the spot. The wretch is now in con-
finement. The excitement Is very
great, especially among the Creoles,
who would tear him to pieces il be
were not 50 well guarded
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

The Indiana annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. com
rnenced its session in Madison on the
10th Of Oct. inst. and closed on the
22J. There were II preachers ad.
snit,cd Oh trial, IL ord ained Deacons,
and 8 ordained Elders. The number
Of members within the bounds OF this
Conference, arc ol.
Number last year, 0,Oso
Nett increase this year 3,5>2
The Stations Of the preachers the
present year, are as follows:
MADISON D1srR,cr-.7ilen Wiicy.
p. E.
MADISON Station; Lorenzo d. Smith.
yerov Circuit; Richard s. Robson,
John w. Holland.
Ln,rrenoebargh; WIN. NJ. Daily,
.Jo;,r PANEL.
HAite Uo.er; Charles Bonner, John
Tobhirs.
IToyne; John c. Smith, Isaac Kim
ball.
.aer Castle; Robert Burns, SUP. one
to be supplied.
.Connsrsrilc; John w. M'Reynolds,
.Jaynes 5. Harrison
CsscnsSargh; Joseph Harrington
Esrnos; Joseph w. Law, Robert
johnson.
CmAuxEsrowS DrsrRzcr-Wp.
Shonky, PIE.
CAcrlesfern Circuit; John Miller,
George NJ. Berwick.
Ma .4Dony Stations To be sop
sled.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1893.

~ Eta. Alneneuvsr.-We last vee1
neglected 70 notice the appearance =
th,s new print, which has recently beea
commepced n Preble county Ohio, By
AGssssA Desley f DSggias. Il - N Inn
peeiai saesa,-sessly printed, and fros
fhe Grit number hide fair 70 ebsasa m hon
or,bls Shading .aoeg The periodicals q
the west. We wisA the pFoPrietors sac
cess in their undertaking.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

MONTICELLO is again for sale. Per
haPs no property IN Virginia will be
disposed Of at lower rate than the
splendid seat Of Mr.. Je1erson. The
extreme beaatv eff its situation, the
costly and chastc architecture Of the
dwelling. added to all its historical as
sociatiODs. would. we should think, en-
sure it a purchaser. Its present pro-
proprietor Is DR.. Barclay, who bought
it Of the executor Of Mr.. ye6erson.
yAlex. Guz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

The Branch Of the United States
Bank at Fayetteville, n. c., has - q
necessary measure Of seif defence, de-
termined that after th>,6 first day Of No
vember, all instruments on loans must
be paid in full; that's, one fourth q die
debt every niaety days. This arrange
mentsaysthe Reliezh Register viii Pso-
Auce -Ssod d>a Of Pecuniary distress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
18th. Resolved, That this meeting
adjourn sine die. .S
ROBERT MORRISON, Prst.
WILIlAM Cox, Secry.

At = meeting Of the Democratic
Republicans Of the County Of Wayne
and State Of Indiana, held On Pursu-
ance Of public notice. at the house Of
Elijah Fisher, IN the town Of Centre
vile, in the county Aforesaid, on the
96th day Of October l6S3, Dr.. lthamer
Warner was called to the chair. and
Hiram Hoover appointed Secretary,
Whereupen it vas unanimously
Resoiped, That this meeting approve
the holding Of a State Convention, BY
the Democsatic Republicans Of the
State Of Indiana at Indianapolis on
the second Monday Of December next
ensuing.
ResofUed, That J. d. Vaughan, Dam
iei Reid, Hiram Hoover, John Erwin
Ira Lackey, Henry Develin, John Fra
sier, Armstrong Crimes, Joseph L.
max, Enoch Railesbsck, Jacob Fisher
and William "A. Durham be, and they
are hereby appointed Delegates to ut
tend the Convention aforesaid, to rep
resent the wishes Of the Democratic
Republicans Of Wayne county in SAID
Convention, in the nomination Of suit
able candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor Of the State
aforesaid, to be filled at the next Gen
eral Election) and in all thiags to rep
resent the Democratic KePubhcans Of
Wayne in said Convention.
Resolved. That J. d. Vaughan, Dr..
lthamer Wsrcer, Daniel Reid, George
Holman and VIM II. Durham be,
and they are hereby appointed stand-
ing Committee of Correspondence, &c.
for the better securing Of concert and
harmony Of action 10 the ranks Of the
Democratic Republicans Of the said
cosnty Of Wayne 4
Resolved, That copies ofthe proceed
ines Of this meeting, signed j the
President and Secretary, DO fosntshed
70 the Editors Of the Western Tie
and Richmend Palladium aud the SID
Editors be requested to publish the
same.
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn
Esine die.
ITHAMER WARNER, Prs't,
HrsAx IloovsR, Sec'ry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

BENyAniN TAPPAN, Of Ohio, to be =
Judge Of The United States for the
District Of Ohio, in the Plsce Of Johe
w. CamPbell, deceased.
VILLAS NJ. GwEx, Of MississiPPi
to be Marshal Of the United States
for the District Of Mississippi, in the
place Of Samuel w. Dickson, appoin
ted ..eceiver Sf Pubic Moneys at Clin-
ton, IN the said State.
JesRPm BALrsrIxa, of Massachu.
sets, 70 be Consul ofthe United Staes
for the port q RHO, in the Island Of
Biusang, in TIE Maiaysn Sea.
TnonAs H. BAnkEn, Of New York.
to be Cesssl Of the United States for
the port Of ElsiDeur. il the Kinsdoa,
Of DenWart.
w. NJ. HAxros, q New York, to
be Cooeul Of the United States for
the port Of Bathurst, in the Islaod Of
ST. Marys, In the river Gambia.
Ronkar GRlvn Of Lelth, = be Con
sui Of the United States for the port
ofLe,th, in Scotland, In the Lingdom
OF Great Britain, in the place Of Joel
Mart.
TuoxAs W0oaDaIDoE, Of Mississi-
lppi 10 be Consul Of the United States
Tor the part Of Bsasosia, IN the Pro-
vince Of Texas, in Mexico.
Arsrrr J. RAlns. Of Missouri, TO b.
Consul Of the Uniled States II the
port Of Monterey, 10 North California
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

A snail .pviakie IF W~"-Ws aotieed
in New York paper Of the letA Oet- the
following extract Of letter, dated Yer
non, Alabama, Septe0ber -.
"The Governor Of our state has ordered
out the militia to fight the Csiesd States
troeps in the Creek Natioo."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

We have published in anosAsr colume
the appoiatments Of the 1ndiana Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Msssrs. j. c. Smith and 1saac
Kimbau, are assigned to this district.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

s. III chance ofsasing the remainder
OF the town was then seen to be despe-
rate; but, through the united exertions
OF the citizens, much valuable property
was preserved.
We have no means Of ascertaining
the loss; it must be immense. Up
wards ofihirty fansilies are turned honse-'
less into the streets. The part Of the
town which il now in ashes was the
most bus.ness-doing and PoPulous. as
we'll as the most valuable. Stores, Of
fees, shops, taverns-an have been
consumed. Many Of the store goods
ofMessrs. Neff 4 Stall, Mr.. Michaels
and Mr.. Snyder, have been saved
Some private families have lost their
all. Some have saved much Of their
furnature.
We should suppose the whole loss
not less than ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
From the North Cayolins Star.
SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES IN Ala
|pANA.-The North American Gas
cite, published at Augusta Geo. states
that it was reported on the lSthinst. that
the u. s. troops, at the Arsenal near
that city, had been ordered to Fort
Mitchell, and that they were to march
without deiay-a state Of things in the
Cherokee nation requiring their pre-
lscnce.
The Alabama Journal explains the
object cf this military movement. II
says that's reported, on good authority.
Issthat it is the intention Of the govern
ment to remove all the white settlers
from the Greek lands, and that sufh
cient force had been sent on for that
purpose. A meeting has been held
in Montgomery, by the citizens gener.
ally, without any reference te party
distinctions, at which resolutions were
adopted, declaring that such q mea.
sure .swill be an unwarranted and dan.
gerous assumption Of power, and abso'
iutely subvereive fthe sovereignty and
laws Of the State y aud Pledging them
selves to ssprevent, by all proper means
mode Of proceedings so rePsgnant t.
the constitution and laws" The Jour
nal intimates that force will be OPPO
sed to force. IL will be recollectet
that the legislature Of Alabama has
By various acts, extended the Jurisdic
| ton Of the state over the territory oc
cupied BY the Creek Indians, which
territory has been LAID out into coun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

CexcRax WILLIAM WASHINGTON.
The eclat of his military services
occasioned his immediate election TO
the legislature, where it soon became
evident, that he possessed every requ'-
site IL, render himself as much distin-
guished IN council, as he had bee" IN
the field. His lntuitive knowledge
was great; and by his assiduous aPPli-
cation to business, received daily inn
provement. ills friends, who clearly
perceived that he possessed far great
er claims to talent, than his extreme
modes.y would admit, were anxious to
place him at the head Of the State
Governments; but, it was in vain that
they cssayed to excite him to become
a candidate for the office. "sly ambl-
ton is,'' he constantly said, ito devote
my services to my country; but there
are two powerful reason which render
it impossible for me to aspire to the
honor 4of governing the State. The
first is, that till lately l was stranger
anong you; and. ia nay opinion, the
chief executive officer should be ma
tive ct the land on which he Presldes.
Nor would ], on the score Of quaiifica-
ton, put my talents in competition with
those Of many able men, who are am
bilious Of the honor. My other reason
is insurmountable. If ! we're elected
Governor, / should be obliged to make
"a speech; and know, that in doing SO,
without gaining credit in your estlma-
ton, the consciousness Of inferiority
would humble me in my own-Icun''os
make speech.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02

troeps in the Greek Natioa."
We have published in another colums
the appointments Of the Indiana Annual
Confere.ce Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Msssrs. J. C. Smith and Isaac
Kimbau. are assigned to this district.
PUBLIC MEEr
Ala meeting Of the citizensof Rich
mend and ITS vicinity, held at the
Brick School house, On the 18th day
Of October, 1888, for the purpose Of
considering the proPriety Of establish
ing q State Bank, Robert MORRISON
vas called to the chair, and William
Cox appointed Secretary.
The subject was then opened before
the meeting, and after some discussion
the following resolutions were oGered
and passed by the meeting:
LIST. Resolped, That q source Of pa
per currency rs indisPensably necessa-
nv 10 the convenience and safe conduct
Of business.
ID. Resoloed, That we deem il liz.
suf6cient aud isnpolitic for the citizens
of the State Of Indiana 10 rely upon
the local Banks Of other States, Tor a
supply Of paper moaey.
"a. Resolved, That We deem the In
lcorporstiou of a State Bank in the cor
porate capacity Of the State, with right
| Of selecting our Bank Olhcen At the
ballot box, With several branches, BY
the Legislature of this State, at their
next session, expedient, proper and
necessary to the bus,ness operations 81
the inhabitants Of this state.
4th. Resotued, That if such Bank
cannot De established, our Represent
atives ce instructed to vote for safe
Bank on a different plan.
5th. Resotped, That we deem the
pledging Of the faith Of the State for
the redemptio0 Of the Bills 20 be issu-
ed bv said Bank and Branches, calcu-
lated to promole the INTEREST," Of the
community, ~ ensoring stability to
the institution, and giving credit to the
issues Of such Bank and Branches, both
at home aud abroad.
9Th. Rssotped, That the Senator and
Representative Of Wayne county be
requested to vote and 90 for the ,Dcos-
poration Of State Bank and Branch
es, at the next ensuing session Of the
Legislature Of the State Of Indiana.
7th. Resolped, That sufficient num-
Der Of petitions to the Legislature, re-
guessing the incorporation Of State
| Bank and Branches, be printed for the
purpose Of obtaining subscriptions
thereto, throughout the county 81
Wayne.
9Th. Resoioed, That Alexander
Stokes, John d. Morrison, Thosnss j.
Larsh and ]. c. Merrick be appoint
ed = Committee Cor the purpose Of OBJ
tanning signatures to the said petition.
9th. Resolped, That the said Com
mittee, after obtaining - many sigma
lures Of the voters Of the county Of
Wayne a. they can before the first
Monday in December next ensainx,
and denver the said petitions to Daniel
Reid and John D. Vaughan, who are
hereby directed TO forward the said
petitions to eur Seoator and Repre-
seatatives, fsr The parPose Of present
| ing The same to the Legislature q this
State, ~ soon as may be convenient
10Th. Resoloed, That the foilowir-e
i be the form Of the said petitions, to Wit:
| To the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentstives Of the State Of Indiana, n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
Globe.

Mothers and vet nsGses ought 70 be
vesy carefnl 70 preserve oquani0ity Of
temper, q, q ID evenls, not 70 suckIe
yoane infanes imaediately after ths
passion or any great agitation q Risd.
NJ. Waldsoa, in his lectures ON arei-
cal Operations, mentions several in
stances in which infants have died in
convulsions produced BY mental agita-
ton in the mother or uurse.
Roscos GaScfte.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-16

Nth ursnarinp ysngeancea So much for Repub-
ieon iustice-and what would Despotism pre-
sent more unlike justice or more loathsome and
detestable? In this view, iiberality will. md
some additional cause for extenuati0n.
Had Frederick of Prussia, or the Grand Seisn'
ior had his nose pulled by some desperate sub
ject, Potsdam or the Porte could not well nave
been thrown into greater CONSERVATION than
seems to have beuumbed the faculties OF the loyal
city Of Alexandria, ON this occasion. Inc may
or Of the city issuing public notice tor an 10.
dignation'' meeting. That Meeting aetaahy
convenine and setting TO work win :. rres.o'"s
Officer, Secretary and Orator. to deiioerate Oh
the grave matter of one mans nose beihg Pp'eu
bv another! Pray were there not already oous
enough on the side Of the President ana power,
without the town of Alexandria eniisting itself
in its corporate capacity? Sycophancy,. spread
inc and difusns like q noxious vapor. mas u.s.
ce1drd from individuals and invaded a whole
Community. Washington has also had her In
di.nation meeting, and the proceedings are INA
oined to be couched in a strain OF surh fu'some
addition. the Telegraph intima'es that even the
ostrich stomach of the Globe vas unable III
digest them. -.
Tbe moderate, the Just, and tie intelligent,
will be 20 no loss to form correct op'ni"n OF the
whole matter. They will deeply regret the as
sault On the President as injurious to the assa'l'
ant, and as indicative Of the low state OF res
pect to which the Federal Executive has sunk.
Tracing cause aud effect with phllosophlc eye
they will see that Randolph's act. IS the iair re-
suit Of those political morals inculcated O) the
President himself in deed and conversations
from his threat TO cut of the ears OF john W.
Eppes. and Abner Lacock, down to ms open APP
orohation pf the violence of Houston and Heard
They will acknowledge that he who plays at
bowls, should not complain of the rubbers, a"d
tha, the practice bu,.conforms to the PTecept-
Finally, they will contemn the sycophancy,
whether individual or corporate, which the CIR
cumstance has been the means VI eliciting