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lCoMMuSic ATEp. l-I.css than ro,,n;,.,
scene ~ the family Polly Po ",sh a.eCs. still ssader
the moo,nf ,,i ,S OF her sisoI Mrs Mary Ann ~. mi,
WisSr,no eiy Incomprehe' sbe tho way of 1w mys
These two ,ss'. moa seldom como single Woes ons,or
% snsnI cough, resembling nbon, Tho wore taken
for long time Sod % INTO consumption They b"ih inssod
divides their deaths! death Of III snoef than two
age do py f o. inc present month a9 year Of h
friends For simple truth nav T. a:e circle Of
na female recorded here Gifted by Nsmrs VIZ. os.h OF no
~ Was progressing during the WIN no common
ne nc For nquisi,ive knowiodss o whole period of
OF obtaining escape she
worthy tribute to her memory which he MIL "o ohers this
pear witness that many occasion h n.y CHERISH
Shi among number to inJueo h
n POM mat skited her Plantation sh ana oeau-
be irowios o "u some priced volumes willis, otbes .nny
noyng inc whispering talk he pond
;n h zone iie with book in hand wou be dsn', ag
az OF the novelist painted or ,I whch
nonsh realms unknown sense-ho me Poes
WIN hr sex Possessed of considerable dos y, n common
i OF conversations she light and life or anu
and a. nnI enthusiastic in eenerous
was the seat OF Natures tenderest 70 none
men,ed as seemed evor to feel Deeply Ia
oc nor untmeiy fate by all
consoaton in knowing, she ye. mere
Noyst % by Hoavons WISDOM which never s,s na'
D'eh at hs residence Mont BIanc) in this cou,,v m
Our pnynon 80 u.s. onof Justice 10y
@ 70 comment on the charac Of our enJ o. ~ n1
on ,he heavy aiic,ion which common with h or 10 dwell
so % o are compelled death in on, nato
dna we 90 without choice No
of mi. Of alleviate hs pc
booa. h lie companion in youth and 10 @
o,o!her Who speak to his aged Sh ne was to
disturb the sacred grief OF his widow! Our VINO dare
ne worthy and venerable Major Jane. f"mian ees s
" h GGyerooI Hamionl died on the os IA
a ndence
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nv FOR THE ENQUIRER

nv, 49, -, FOX TIE ENQUIRER
10 the Members Of the Legislature.
ne undersigned, claimDg only the same privilege ex
ercised by many Others belonging to all begs
most respectfully TO bring the notice of the Assembly
,oBERr b. TAYLOR, Esq oil Norfolk, as fit and proper
person 10 preside over The desiines of The
virginia as Governor, for the next three years from
.ne 4'h oil arch ensuing The Governors Chair should
ow' uhoer the present Constitution, be filled by man OF
business as well al profound talents? Who therefore
more capable than tho individual here nominated The
n W IN your paper was, think, James Mcdowell
estimation than do; but think he az well as The o,he
oo"ees' VIII yield to the superior claims Judge Tayor
ANOTHER TUCKAHOE.
Eastern Virginia, 26b November, 1888
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authority Of gentleman who resides in Macon co,n,
ana who directly from the Springs for asserting that
~ not The slightest approach TO truth 10 the remark
var as those settlers concerned. On the CONTRARY
'ney are on the best possible terms with the In.
,ho'" nave manifested no disposition to interfere with
, IRE GOV inhent, and are quietly and peaceably
H.. e'r ot'n'ry avoca,ons, in the full confidence
na. Whatever The ultimate course OF the Government
may oS ne 'ghs viii not be invaded any unne-
~ OF the $50 soldiers having marched from f., at,i
against the settlers is mere hubug go, up doubtless to
hserre some idle or sinister purpose TIL. o,, AZ Fart
Mitchell, repeat, subject 10 the order. or ,h AZ
sha and that officer has given pubic notice thai Mn.
SCI ers will m, be disturbed until after the i5h Januarv
bgo'e mat doy drrirrs, hope aud trust the selection
% me Indian reservations tc haze been made and fbs
necessity ~ the MnrshdPs interference dispensed ,cih
90 also do Toe hone and believe.
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HtAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.--whercas Mary
~ Baly, my wife, having sbsented herself from nv
bed and board without provocaton, therefore
all persons from hsrborng boarding the said Mary nv
wiie-and the public hereby cautioned not TO make
any contracted by her. REUBIN billy
Buckingham county, Nov, 2ls,, 1888. sO-wsw
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"A MEXICAN ALMANACK FOR IsS4-The s,,h.
"a scrbrr has just received the American AboAn,e
Sns repository OF Useful Knowledge Tor 1894
wv" 81 o9 II. |. SMITH
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MT Calhoun reached this city Sunday night and lie #
- va morning Tor Washington. lie is always peculiarly
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MARRIAGES
DEATHS

cx eaeu, on ihur.day evening, Nov 2stb bv Tho b. m
ch", ~ Toes q, late Governor Illinois 90 1T pean
o. hugh Roberts, Esq. Of Grove nom Logan
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Ssn-The Washington " Moderator" Judge Nc.
Lean ,eanng paper, goes for Bank of the u. States
IL puts forth the following ultra doc,rnes.

sn TO regulate the nhercn, and in
ATTRIBUTES OF sovereignty. Whenever tbeefo,e sova,n
ths right to the keeping nddvdna or of
WIZ ~ gives up principle essential exsence
er., or ."e oil the
OF government Simply becauo CONTROL Nn,,,.
In ob.y o INC value OF property, and OF wago
% Seeau.e she control Of tho currency gives conoI Of
e mea subsistence OF the whole community r6e cenI ~;
~ 10 protect citizens in he tho means of
vi with 49,,
ec,on tho fails securing The chief ~, Eng
was saohs and must sink into ngnfcnnce and m,sc;,
uet inconsistent with the b;s
1 %e T,'S nea ne e'naionaiy Of Bank must BE-
nse'ed asJmy seed Tho right establish such b,nk a. con-
es ncoI,a TO the very existence of and the
question WI th"r the Federal con,inuo
Union" f'" VI '"o oon'ihuanco OF tho
MS whoic doctrine is incorrect Itdspaysa profound
ignorance OF the whole theory of our Constitution
adVse me Moderator TO read MIR. Madisons Speech on
me odnk OF inc S-Bu IL he speaks the sentiments of
Judge Mel the sign s sufficiently omnous He eanno,
expect the support OF the old Republican PARTY
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HfxECUToR'S AND ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
- on the 3Oh day Of December next, f fair other.
w'ss the next lair day ereaer) will be sold to the high.
bidder, without reserve, at the late residence nj A.
Martha Tmberlake deed, about four miles from Hsno.
yer Courthouse, large and varied assortment of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Stock, Corn Fodder Wheat
and six likely Negroes Cash will be required for ali
Of and nndere dollars, and credit OF nns months
N3we% on OF SUNS over That amount the purchaser first
HENRY ID. GENTRY, Error.
IF BENJAMIN Tim6eyI0ke deed
GEORGE ~. CLOUGH, adu'or
Of Martha TYmbsTIoke, deed.
bec' o. 60-W4W
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spectively, had public dinner rendered them n,
charleston, which they both refused. The self.
ycleped estate Rights Party" invited ID. G.-and
!e Cy authorities, Mr. c. The reply of MIR. c. has
,r a1yan.age' III point OF refinement and decorurn.
I'gnant prosecutions of rerengefM trqnt, whose
power in the enslaved District, disurbs the SOCIAL
relations and embit,crs the very fountains of so.
c,ely!1Mr. G. congratuatcs his Party, son the pro-
Government, the right Of State nterposition. is max
ing and has already made."-Mr. Calhoun and Go
vernon Floyd harp on the same key-With both of
them the right of SefInterposion is only another
name Tor Nul!ihcntion. See the Governors Mes
sage IN to-day's paper, almost passir,
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The last Charleston Mercury exhibits another spe-
cnen OF its bad taste. 1t Processes to give us "news
OF some time standing from Sleepy Hollow 1t
sneers at "Old Rip" North Carolina)-and con-
GUIDES , with this prophetic denunciation:
ne one or two gentle nd Tho rcvc,e,d
&c es'n The familiar Of sIumbor
ms pensse ids, and his
nofabio Land If Mop" T 'o A'''ea'S OF MA vo-
But the great Internal Improvement Convention
OF Raleigh, will battle this insulting predition The
spirit oil ~ u will rise superior to all such sneers
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VIVA BE OFFERED FOR SALE 10 III, h;h,
~ ouder, on the premises, on Thursday the a6h If
eceoer lair, IL not, the fair day nv Tr,ct If
Lano,ying in the county OF Buckingham between tho
waters OF slate and James Rivers seven miles above h
Virginia ms and about the same distance below SCOTT.
.,e containing by late survey, zen hundred and ,r
yree acfes-bot more than three hundred of vbich 4.
eeeu, e balance TO clear, being tobacco land of The
nrs quahty-'he whole of the cleared land with The 90
cepion OF the fresh land, and twenty acres Of ,h o.,
,shu' oeing well stuck with clover and in bgh s,s, ~
improvement Upon the tract is a small but comfor.ha
o"ehghouse, with such houses as are necessa,v a.
securing croP-tbe seeding of one Hundred and tcn
ounc's wheat which from being seeded early and in
goou oroe promises an abundant haryosfoHerne |ro
s convenience to market, isremsrkable feritv IL ssn
o each variety OF crops its neighbohood being bob
heathy aud agreeabe inducements 10 purchasers which
are seldom met with Termsone fourth OF the
money IN hand, the balance in instruments of one ,,vo
ana three years-Bond aud security, with Trust Died
70 secure the payment will be required.
Al the same time and place, will be Sold for cash no
tween twenty aud twenty-five likely Young Neg,oos
"hcb should like TO dispose Of in families The co. @
nand consisting OF tobacco, corn fodder oats s,ocL
OF fo.es cows, hogs, &C., together with The nIan,s,ion
utensils on credit OF six months on sums over fen dol
Iars; cash Tor sums under ten dollars " " wv
PERSONS Wishing to examine the Land with view IN
purchase, VIII meet with attention from The proprietor
nrlng az Tue Seven lslandsor, from his overseer MIR
NM hVIDg on the premises.
ROBERT c. NICHOLAS.
DoeebucTo o. 60-2lwSt
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FOR EEesN.

NEGRO INsURRECrIoM IN CUBA.-Capl Doughty
ol me o'ig Brilliant arrived at New York. from Matan
Ha EIu UT INFORMS that serious ction OF the ne
groes IN the interior OF Cuba, had recently ccued News
had however just reached Maanzs, tina, insurgents
had been overpowered by the troops was said tina,
upwards OF 900 negroes had been shot.
curious and very spirited debate occurred in ,b Ri.
.,sh rouse oil Commons on the ooh OF July. IL seems
ha IN consequence OF certain violent apersons upon the
character OF The Reporters Of Parliamentary
for the London daily papers uttered by Mr. Connsi p,
a tavern mecung letter published bv eleven
reporters who expressed their determination to no
more OF MT oConnelPs speeches, until he had made A
retacuon oil his abuse, some suitable apology On the
Ze'h oil July, Mr oConnell complained to the House Of
Commons that the reporters had entered into
not oreport his and mo- ed that The pronro and
pinero the Times should broue t 10 the bar for
me OF The house. in contempt Of its orders and in
ed'h s privileges Some discussion took place pom this
motion Lord Althorp objected being ought forv
nut nought were pressed upon the house thew could moi
10 onewse man entertain it, undobted Of
privilege mad been committed by publishing reports of the
debates Several other members spoke on ;bs oues,on
most OF whom disputed the expediency OF bringing The
parties to the bar, though the system Of
members speeches ON feelings OF personal ho.tilitS
generally reprobated. The motion was fried
ana e parties were ordered TO attend on the 29,b On
MAJ Gay long and animated discussion took place on the
suec The following passage from the report Of the de-
bate may possess interest for our readers The
testimony borne by Sir Robert Peel in the chsrsc
Ter OF NE London reporters generally was fully concurrsd
OF Parliament 'e
Mr. Zimmerman would make a short statement fro,, q
his '"o ''"'e'"en'
me reporters OF The ming papers respectfully re-
quu Jo" STATE 70 The house that they deny IN the most
positive manner the charge OF wluI
brought against them by tr. O'Conne1 and bsv conf
ueny appeal TO lis Members Tor the truth of that denial
Ihey peg to add, that they are impressed With fun
sense d the Inconvenience of The course hch s ba
oeen most reluctantly compelled 10 adopt
ma cou'- e they have adopted the only one by
"meh 'bey could obtain the means OF repeIling in hs
Fouse as publicly ~ was made mo At ,,n,
ouon upon Wer character and integrity an impnaiioo
"nieh ten uOcontradcted. utterly degrade them
D he esiifna ion Of society"
ne Hon and Gallant Officer on The other sile of the
rouse had spoken OF the effects Of competition nov
sc ION dnd Learned Member had done his utmost 10
i, me neck OF competition. lie hal got the pouse
suston OF difficulty, out Of which IL could not get
sd Me- ne "nhdfew his motion. ~ the Hon. and Learn
would would only withdraw his motion, he (Mr b
morning paper ' ''''' y N'""s"D nc"
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ErToei from a Letter, dated

LOUISVILLE, 3lf August, 1888
DEAR SIR ;-Aniong your important pursuits
You may perhaps Ike TO indulge L. tie in a ror.eI of
dueIhn2 Intelligence particularly where ink and not bIOod
isshsd such has been the exhibition in This place during
We lis day or two. The circumstances are these Since
iFotero leaving The editorial chair OF the Kentucky GA
zee, some writer in that paper had handled Prentice nj
the Focus, IN Ibis city, very severely so much So bat
he conld not bear ~ and surprising Totter 10 be the au
Thor OF the articles alluded TO- he poured SQUARE mr. vo
o unniSed abuse upon him. and in conclusion saws thar
ne sdIi never take any further notice of him unless il
may be 10 answer his csl Tor satisfaction Troer aston
l'hed at The attack, but gratiied the concluding hint
OF an opportunity TO meet Prentice, Immediately came 10
lhis city and challenged him. informing him At tho emo
ue OF ms defect OF vision aud ntimaiipg that lie relied
upon Slch arrangements being made would be fair I'M
"P mat slate OF The Prentice plies TO Troffets friend
H'' s"y1, Nat he must wait Tor The arrival of his fri, nd
'H9o ~: Holeman, from Frankfort before he can pro
eee"' l'ClV' friend answers, that Hoeman cannot be
t'S'iNo" lh we present case, because there was per-
ss9"a' cnhIy between Troucr and Holemsn and Iba,
,'''" "'' heen on a former occasion rejected bv
p ior W "mch lac, Prentice aware al the time
Fehlce 'i'Isls upon his friend, no other man will o,c
answer Ifotters friend last replies Ib, st,lo,,k
Holemah had former occasion Ohe affair i'm WictTG
gwen f'lse statement Of the tr3ns,c,;on AL 80
protests aghst his being pernii,cA to act We, fro, j
Necessity Of The case, he shall be admitted ~ '
hoemhn then proposes Tidcs al tceafy fire ,,,J. III;
lance lrouer cdUno man At tbfd Of tis, ii,.s
~ 'ngih he agrees 10 fifteen PAGES which are scccn,oI
Dut "heh he binds that Trouer cltims rnifgry
Q, t"eny nx inches Hoeman, in pet cries out no. si,
h1 "ee Jest TO The pace, fceiUe iuchfs 10 The CgOf -
"a W. s we" yielded. H. then insists that lie shan have
49, e w "o'l3e upon the gun which Troter was 10
a, IVY VINO never fired rifle In his Hfe in con-
49, " ~, 1sIeeI oil sight, had procured ligh. rifle
N'eh 10 e0Vd handle, AMI concluding thai he isbt
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MURDER AND ROBBERY


CHARLorrEsvILLE, August 30.-Our vill,ge has
been thrown into comnoiion, and the feelings of its
citizens painfully excited by the shocking murder which
vas serPe,rsed Sunday last upon the body of Peter
U Ware OF his place; than whom, there scarcely ever
lived more worthy and unotfe nding man
MIR are LETT Charlottesville in the morning, about
seven O'clock with the intention OF visiting his wife
~hO was at his fathers in Fluvanua He Was on foo,
snd took the road leading from this place the Buck
Island, (Mr John X. Campbell-) Mills: The borrid
deed perpetraed about half or three. quarter.
OF mile this side of the Buck Island bridge About
Ten or eleven O'clock negro boy. who happened to
De passing was alarmed by sound issuing from the
woods, the road side which at The time he was nm
able TO account for. but doubtless groaninp of the
nying man Gle says he thought il Bear sro,ring
OF h'm He made of in great terror having
several individual. ot the circumstances they returned 10
the spot where the hoy had been alarmed and
search very .oon discovered in the evidences of The
fatal deed The ground was stained with blood as was al
so rock which lay near, and with which blow had evi.
denuy been Inflicted On close examination il was NOT
at all difficult TO see from the appearance of the leaves ON
the south side OF the road that something had been drag
yea l" mat direction Following this indication about
fory yard* the shocking spectacle presented OF a
manged and teless body, with dus, and pore
anu srscey yet cold was not known be the body
MIR are until his hat and some papers which were found
near the spot ascertaned the fact His watch and noel
ct book, were the only articles of which he was ROBBIE.
he later IL l, thought, may have contained much as
iVe cellars III money When found, two three dollars
in silver were still in his pocket: circumstance which
seems to indiate that the wreches G than onr) be-
g.. zane alarmed before Their work was fully completed On
he ace were three or four deep wounds supposed to
hove been inflicted with or two Hgbip0od Knots
which were found bloody near the body the skull on
the top OF the head was severely fractured
On Monday, an inquest was held the verdict of the
Jury, however, throws light upon this dark deed As
yet no riceso the murderer muderers have been
covered We trust in God however, that they will not
long escape detection, and that punishment which so
ly awaits them We learn that our citizens have ,J,s
male up by subscription from hundred and 6ny 10 two
hundred dollars. TO be offered for their iscove
~ and apprehension.
W Since the above type, gro men have been
arrested charged with the murder OF Mr. Ware One named
refer belonging TO Mr.. Isaiah Stouthe Other named
Lee, The property believe oil Mr.. William Davis of
Milton As their trial must come in a lew days we
foTbear TO make any statement oil the grounds OF their
oil their arrest .fdUOcdfe.
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SOLE LEATHER, SHOES, HATS. Hubbard
~ Gardner, have received, and now offer for sale
1000 sides sole leather, embracing all the different ouali
shoes hats. cdr and Kip skins, upper leather toriing f
f@ and trapping paper &C. &C. which they offer on the
most liberal terms-They have also hand Of their orr,
Perlon to any ever offered for sale by them.
Richmond 18th Aug, 1888 2s-su
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~lLLiAMSBURG Ladies Sen,inary-MrssEs
w BALLANTiNEs respectfully inform their patrons
anu e Puoe' that me dues oil their Institution will be
resumed the LIST Of November The course of ipstruc
lion comprises all the varioD, branches of a complete
English Education: French, Drawing, Painting in Eng.
thanks Tor the liberal encouragement already extended 10
Them and can assure their patrons that their arduos du
es are faithfully discharged The discipline the School
Is mild yet rm, and every attention is paid to the morals
Of their pupils The session comprises nine mouths from
November LIST till July 31st Terms for the whole course:
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hsPs distance agreed on. catch glimpse Of his adver.
sary, resolved him with these
But he would that Holenan should place in
his hand a. gun Of such weight that he could not
use it with any facility. His adversary insisted upon
every thing, aud has terminated The hero of the
Big log Holenan has been called, since he hid
hind big log TO witness the duel with wickliHe which,
by the sipuaons OF the parties he was not at liberty
do, has last saved from the grip of the blood thirsty"
roeI as they call him. the hero OF the rail- all the way
nom Canterbury Honorable OF their party III
d'ene the pc''Nts by which Prentice has escaped
test oil his own seeking and confess that, after having
snned tho lions hide, he has had il from him by his
adversary.
In onversng with a gentleman of the Clay party upon
dearest possession had and he had right TO take care
tina, admired the skill with which he and his builie. had
secured it, but that should have given him more cr.dit
had he refused the challenge. Thus we CO. Globe
LoUIsviLLE August PA r-ncontre with pi.,oIs
took place between MIR. Geo James 1rotter aud Geo ID
Prentice, yesterday evening, in Market street The at.
lar created an unusual degree OF excitement though
'i"r OF the parties were materially injured Various
ports OF The conba were in circu ion y alter
u occurred-and most OF them, mere ic,ons. IL seems
10 nc the general opinion, that the ball OF AIR Troer
soi made slight confusion the side OF MIR. Prentice
anu that the pistol OF the Latter snappedaier which they
threw their pistols at each other, and engaged
nary scuilie The occurrence wholly xpe CT
ed, as the recent publications OF the parties consider
eel as calculated 10 produce such result. MIR Troer
now we understand in the custody OF the city marshal
-.4dreriser
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NoTlCE-A memorial will be presented TO the next
Legislature, respecting the tolls on Msyos bridge.
SeP' o l3f-wfwI A. MAYO.
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Reply TO the .adtress Of Tie Monroe Committee.
as to The consequences Of such schisu Won gen,I.
men, can speak OF 1t with much more pbiosopbc pbIesm
than can. "Ths charge about a scbisn il 9, en-. 81
mere deuSIo" as it relates TO the
" IL seems that "he ONLY effect of the dipision NAV
he TO throw the election The hands of the States in
Congress assembled" Why, gentlemen this is the com
Pees hiockefy that you could play off upon the under
standings The people. At the very moment when Won
nave Faced your iaVoe system one of the most ehasv
e's winch could present itself 10 your ginson: when
we heNi lng we expect is, that you are preparing TO
prove ,hat ihIs "ony cect isrealy very iing evil
snu ua ors no serious obje ction your favorite .y
tem OF divisions you suddenly fly off 10 other diso,i
s"on' Why gentlemen, did you shrink from the coneIn
P'tIon OF This effect" which yon Inodestly ayow s
" e only effect likely to from your schisms and
secesslonG Why did you not pause upon the
&c which you had thus started, and depict 10 The sves
OF the people in all those dark hues and gloom in
which u must have presented itself 10 your own magma
lion! Permit me TO say, you dared not You were con.
srous, sir that " even this one poor solitary effect had
been descnbed with these embe hments ONLY which
rum and experience would have given TO it, This pjcfure
dfO"e would have excited the most serious obje ciions IN
your system on would have bee obliged TO have shown
US genuenen That congressional election by States en-
"ey posifaes That yoritc principle OF the uiH of Inc
WD0THy, OF which you have spoken much You must
nave shown that the election is then made bv ma.
Jory OF States and not majority Of the peopS that
" the decision is made without the smallest Reference 10
numbers - that the comparative size and popuIaon Of the
large States are completely done always and that the State
OF virginia sunk to the level Of importance with
TIE state OF Delaware You would have been led to have
portrayed me same scene Of intrigue the chatter
ing and sercahon the same disregard Of principle ADD