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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

IA VIE 1Ueyh Session Of my Seminary for Youths
n Viii commence on the 18th October 1884, at Suliy
Ia Tie county OF Failax and close the i5th of the fol-
lo.ing August There VIII be no vacation except frou
Tue 10Th OF August 20 the l5h Of October. The course
OF instruction comprises, English, Latin French Compo
siuon, Civil History The Elements Of Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Arithmetic, Agebrs, the Elements OF Geo
etry the Glooes Book keeping, and the Evidences OF
Christianity few hours oil each day will cmp,oyc ed
IN The Kitchen and flower garden nursery mud vineyards
the,e valuable end useful enpioymeni. have from ex-
pe'enoe found highly beneficial and delightful 10 nv pu
pile, and to have superseded iopdnees Tor those games
and smusemens, Which lay the foundation OF many bad
habits in ster life. The discipline snc, and parental
The most seduous attention paid the morals and ma
hes oil tiny pupils. who all reside In my family end form
part OF II. The number is limited, enabling me 10 nav
proper attention TO each, aud 10 study, adapt my in
sucton 90 their respective character. and cspnci,er at
the same hue that il is sufficiently numerous 10 form an
ssreeabe and weordered community within ou,seIvc.
The charge Tor the scholastic year OF ten months ia ono
hundred and htty dollars payable half yearly In advance
Tor board washing, lire, candles aud tuition No dednc
lion 's made Tor absence; and admitted for
shorter period than the scholastic for which the
have entered Each pupil furnishes his own n,ettrass
oeddng aud iowes suc desire il, be fuI nshed
NTH mAiirass aud bedding six dollars per session
the Booksei'ers prices Tor cash Such of NV friends
may this advertisement, will confer on me favor bv
recommending my Institution these who have sons 10
educate here repeat, that shall not again return to
my former residence on the tide water.
Letter., postpaid. directed Suy, ION the Stare
road from tie DstTict to Wnclester,) ChaniIiy Post
Office. Fairfax county, Virgins, will be promptly attend.
ed TO- VIM BRENT. Jr
September lG. SS-tl5tbN
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10000 hoop poles
The whole tic bIIels and hoop poles 10 he deli
verfJ At ile feoenlsry by the Js day OF March next
tio55) Proposals will be made enter 10 Col Morgan
(SupeIinepdsui) or The subscriber.
TH0S. q. MONCURE.
October IL. lA-tJ Geusrsi agent.
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September 10.

AW NOTlCE.-FosTAINE n. PETTIs, l4te Of
Orange county, Virginia, having located in the city
oil New York IN the prsetce Of Law, respe cuily ten.
ders his professional services his old Virginia friends
and fellow -ezens generally. Being generally known
through the Stale, lie deems references unnecessary
All business communications TO him addressed
wiz receive prompt and faithful attention.
N Is. Persons in the Sou h, who have, or may here
e have runaway slaves, suspected 10 be in either NJ
York or Philadelphia, may find il their advantage to
send infinitely descriptive post paid a,
aooVc' September ~ 42-6m
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II INFORMATION tcdnfed Of a los. Son.--About the
III first of November las, my son Daniel U'oodsor,
then about twenty yesrs Of aud bound apprentice
the Tayiers uads 10 +. b. Isgeunsn oil Chsrlote Court
house, Virgins, lett TINT place, account OF Ill treat
inent, as he aeged-siuce which. have heard nothing
from him, and form conjecture where he is
what he is doing Any person Who may ths notice.
and give any Information Of my III greatly oblgc
a distressed father by communicating the sswe
early prscticsble live at Nelson Courthouse, Vir
gina. Editors OF newspapers. who may this. will
confer favor the by giving IL insertion IN their
spectve papers request my il he hesrs Of
ibis adv ersemenl, me, NeIsou Court
hon-e. CHARLES WO0DSON.
October IL. 49,
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III OST, Between the Capitol and tho Fafmers' Bank,
III tho following Warrants, with the Treasures Checks
on tho Farmers Bank annexed ohom ali under this
under the names OF
Charles James Fake, for $500
Penelope Parke, SO so
Revd. Aug PArke, 90
Edmund Parke, 27O
James Parke, 56 %
George Aston s. Ro Scott, 537 80
Gowan s. Marx, 3AI rs
Payments of the above Checks heing stopped the find.
er will please return lhem to the Farmers Bank whe
IL required suitable. reward will be paid
Richmond. lu October, 1894. 4l-n
EAfsMAL SWAMP LAND C0MPANY.-The An.
n nuai Meeting Of the Stockholders in tho Dpn,l
swamp Land Company, WILL according 10 law, be held 10
the town OF Suffolk Saturday, the lob OF November
next. RO. BUTLER Presr
ID. S. Land Company.
Smiihfeld, Oct. 81. 1876
AtALLEGO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR-we arc
%u now making an additional quality OF Family Flour
FROM choice White Wheat Those who have supplied
themselves, requested TO make early application,
this is the last Flour Jf descrir .h, mako this
Z. J. CHEVAIIIE & Co
October 81 4S-6t
A%TILLIAMSBURG LADIES' SEMINARY-rhe
w Misses BALLANTISE grateful Tor the liberal Ell
enlargement they have received beg leave ooo ieir
friends aud the public, that The duties Of their Seia Try
will be resumed on the first Monday 10 November, aud
terminate the last Of July.
The OF instruction in this nsution. is carried
la nj he ~
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=. s. Letters postpaid, and directed 10 Loictlo Post
Once, will be INN. dately answered.
October T. O.
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FENlAiBERS WANTED AT THE PENIrENTI4RY.
u 1000 feet uch yellow pine plank
1000 feet 81 inch yellow pine plank
600 do 36 do do do DO crooked edge for
Wagon sides
800 do do do poplar plank, clear Of knots and
500 do So do DO do do eesr Of knots
600 do birch scanipg, inches square, ~ foot long,
clear s'rn 1"
800 DO do do do do 90 10
100 hickory axletrses
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". should be eonflsd to officers appointed by the

moneys should be confsd 10 officers appointed by the
President aud Senate.
2. That reports be made 10 Congress annually, Of all
the expenditures OF the department, stated in detail In
Guiding incde ntal expenses slso Of all contracts
aud notifications Of conSscts aud their respective prce
ALSO statement oil the amount paid for the transportation
OF the mail each route, in the several States and Ter
fiories, as near as my be.
3. That any person employed in the General Post Of
ice, shall bs prohibited from becoming mail contractor.
or int rested IN mail contract agent, with with
out compensation. Tor a mil contractor
That advertisements Tor proposals 10 carry the mail,
issued previous 10 the periodical lettings be ade
may be, according the in which, in the judg.
ment Of the Postmaster General the mail should be
ported duIing the period OF the contract.
o. That the sealed proposals received from bidders Tor
mail contracts shall be opened until after the time for
receiving bids shall have expired.
g. That reports be made to Congress annually Of all
failures by contractors 10 deliver mails aud the action
the General in regard thereto. in each
FELIX GRUMPY,
JOHN nj. ROBINSON.
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Cancer.

TEN find The art Of Healing, generally.
a He subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond aud vicinity who may wish his aid that
has become compeenty acquainted, by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch Of New York city, cure
that formidable and fatal disease, denomDated Cancer
without the use Of knife causc, but effected ia the
same way and manner as pracissd by DR.. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled in the treatment of this
complaint, and also that Fisula or FistuioAs the
subscriber Is here now, iron the City OF New York any
person wishing 10 be cured Of The above named COM
plaints, viii PleSse 10 apply Immediately to him. al the
Mansion House, Msin Street.
Richmond, Jsn.6. w w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Or. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that DR.. ". W Marshall has been
under my Instruction, and assisted in thy business
which - attending 10 Cancer complaints, and the arl OF
healing generally He Is using my medicine.
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those al
nicted ID LYNCH
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day. Of MaDcbesier Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. james Caske, Archibald Thomas. and Mrs
Ezekiel Daws, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
MI letters must be poet paid. W. W. NJ.
January T. 74-wif
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NOTICE--The subscriber having made up his mind to
move TO the South, offers bis tract Of land for sale,
containing about four hundred acres, in the county OF Es-
lying The road leading from Dunkirk DR.. C..
b Fleets Mill. adjoining Thomas Wright, William Cox,
III. W. Latsne, Edwin Upshaw and others, good and
health situation and fertile soil. Any person wishing
purchase said farm, is solicited and examine for
himself, apply TO The subscriber for inspection
June 10. no w4wS] ACHILLES LUMPKIN.
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NIOTICE. The creditors OF Robert Balm, deed, are
~ earnestly requested 10 present their claims against
said estate, for final settlement; and those indebted 70
make immediate payment
IL Is presumed that surplus Of funds, after payment Of
debts due from the estate OF X. B1in will remain 10 be
paid to the heirs or legal representatives They are
therefore, requested 20 mske themselves known me- and
the grounds which they consider themselves entitled
As IL s my wish 10 close my administration on the es.
tate. shall plead this notice IN bar Of oil claims that NAV
be presented Tor payment after the 1s Of Jsnusry
aud apply 10 Court for instructions how 10 act in the dis
ifibuiioD Of funds that may remain IN my hands,
JAMES BROWN, Err
Of I'm. yftteber, Wto Uds Err Of Robert Boin.
Richmond, Juns ~. I2-S1g
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M EW LINE oil Four Horse Post Coaches from Peters
1v burg Va, by Morgansvlc, Blacks and Whites, Not
toway C. H. and Buksvilie TO Famve and by Nottoway
Falls, LunenbuIg G. H. and ChrisDsvile, to Boydton
This line starts from Petersburg Wednesdays FRI
days and Sundays at 10 O'clock A. NJ. and arrives
Fsrmve about IL o'clock days, and Boydton by
o'clock p NJ Ii will ntersect, regularly at BoydloD,
the line of Avery s. Tompkins running from Befeld TO
Milton, N. C.-by which connexion, passengers can
reach Milton from Petersburg, Petersburg from Milton
in two days aud half ,cifhont any night HareHng II
will also iuersec at Famvie, with The line OF Pecks s.
Weo'd and when passengers going to Iyncburg desire
it, they will be sent to RayDes Tavern, where the line
ming from Richmond to Lynchburg passes.
This new line returning, will leave Boydton at o'clock,
a. M on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and arrive
in Petersburg by IL O'clock, daysaway in time
for persons take the Richmond Mail Stage. IL will
start from Farmve, same days, at III O'clock, A. NJ.
According 10 this arrangement, t will be there
will be night travelling all on the II will
also be observed that persons who have business do in
Petersburg FarmviIle, will have about "a
tend 10 it, and return by the next stage.
The stages and horses the surpassed by
any in the country. The drivers accommodating and
experienced in their business The o! fare the
same as charged other stage through the
country.
N ID. All baggage, bundles, &C. at the risk OF the
owners For seats, apply at Bolingbrook Hotel
THOS. CARBRY, Contractor.
June 10. 10-w6w
soo Fridays tho Stage will wal, for the Richmond until
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June 10.

ED ED SULPHUR SPRiNGS.-The improvements
"A a making at these celebrated Springs very extern
They will accommodate this season, with comfort,
about two hundred and fifty persons The astonishing
uence possessed by these waters, in the OF pulmo-
diseases, and in the reduction Of artea action ell
known; Indeed, they afford the only hope in
resting Consumption. Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea,
and Disentery. Liver complaints, Grarei, Dropss,
Rheumatism Gom. Diseases Of The Uterus. Neuralgia,
Iremor, Syphilis, general Nervous debility. Worms,
Cutaneous Eruptions; these and other diseases have
been cured or aleviated by the of these :
The establishment will be under the :nsnag OF Ma
jor Vim. Vass, whose disposition TO please is well known
lie is furnished With plentiful supplies and OF the
best servants in the State. There is Store. with large
capital, the premises Seminary has been establish
ed here for the Education Of young gcnhemeH. The
number oil pupils is limited thirty The Seminary has
the undivided attention Of The undersigned and OF Mr..
James MaculIy. as escher If Mathematics.
June 81. [5-w4~1 VIM. BURKE.
lie nLLnpnc linns
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nm ERY-vrReINIA.-At rules holden in

I'm Observation-Disclosures rules bollen in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Charlotte,
on Monday, the 81 day of June, 1881:
Moormsn I.ovelsce. James I. Boman, and Tabiha his
wife. formerly Tabha Lovelace, Thomas Loveiaec, Jas.
Street, and Bridget his wife, formerly Bridget Lovelace
Sarah Loveiace, Lucy Lovelace, Eliza Nj. Lovelace
John N. lovelace " IN. &. Loveace, Francis a. Love.
which last named eight infants. and by their
next friend, the said MoorInsn Loyeace, Pliis
Elizabeth l.. Loveacc, widow and administrative OF
Vault Lovelace. deed, John Lawrence, and Polly his
vile, and James Lovelace, Delts
The defendants, John Lawrence, and Polly his wife,
and James Love lace, not having entered their
according the Of Assembly aud rules OF this Court
aud appearing TO the satisfaction oil the Court that they
not Inhabitants OF this State, the motion OF the p.n
IT'LL by COUNSEL i. ordered hat the said dcc do
appear here the first Monday in September next and
enter their appearance and answer the plaintiff, bill, and
give security for performing the decree oil the Court and
that copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the City OF Richmond for two month. .uc-
eessvey and posted at the font door Of the Courthouse
of said county. Copy-Tcste.
June 10. [lI-ws~] wINsLOw ROBINSON.C.
EN- RY-vIRoISIA.-At rules held in lie
II Clerks office Of the county oi Cumberland, Sa,ur
day the It'll day Of June, 1881:
Miller woodson, Plaintiff.
against
Samuel venable and WIN. F. Lyon, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according the acts Of Assembly and tile
rules OF this Court, and appearing that they not inha
bitauts Of this Common ealton modoD OF the plaintiff,
by his attorney, is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here before the l,h Monday August next,
aud the plaintiffs bill; and that copy OF this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the city OF Richmond, Tor months successfully, and
copy posted the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county Copy. Terte,
June 81 [i5-wswl BIB. wooDsoN, d. C.
INVALUABLE SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE will
sell to the highest bidder Thursday, the 81 day
OF July Sussex Court House, that being Court
day, my portion Of the OF land, formerly the land
owned by my deceased father Francis ghtiooc containing
from five six hundred This oil land has be-
divided among the Legatecs and that portion allotted TO
the subscriber, containing above from TO 600
The above land lies the south side Of the Noitoway
river miles FROM the Court House, adjoining the por
ton purchased by Col Jesse Hargrsve aud regarded
very valuable IL contains about $50 OF a. land,
the balance heavily mbered. The subscriber will
privately for this land before the day OF sale; but should
he not SELL il will he sold above, very reasonable
time. Col. Hagrave, who lives adjoining this land, will
show il TO any person DESTROYS Of seeing the Any
communcs alton the subject 10 the SUBSCRIBER at New
Canton, will be promptly attended TO
PHILIP L. LlGHTFOOT.
June 10. IO-w4w
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~JANTED, as IN Apprentices 70 be PriniiDg Bust
w ness, Youth Of respestsbe Connexions from
~ 70 10 years Of age possessing good Ensh Eduseon
Ea)y Of eDe ofhee q thh rhpFs 40 -
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The parties interested in the foregoing decree here
by notified, that have appointed the 10th day Of July next
10 make up the accounts therein directed which day.
az 10 o'clock, they hereby required 10 attend Col
Charles Goodals, with their vouchers copies Of records,
and all other papers necessary 70 enable 70 carry the
said order into effect. LEMUEL CREW, NJ. e.
Hanover county, June IL, 1884. 12--w4wS
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NUSf PUBLISHED, "RsndolpiSs Letters" to Young
- Relative embracing years from early youth
10 mature manhood, aud for sale by r. l. SMITH.
June 13 lit
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I'm NCERY--YiRGINIA.-Ata Circuit Supe-
Buckingham county, the Court house, Friday the
18th day OF April 1884, sitting Court oil Chancery:
Merit b. Allen aud Cary G. Allen d-visees OF Archer
Allen, deceased, VIM p. Taiiey Frances his wife,
Elizabeth Coleman. Polly FuquA Martha Coleman, IN.
Daniel Josiah Thompson, Vim. d. Thompson, John s..
Thompson, VIM. CoIquu and Lucy his wife, and Henry
Smith and Arans his wife, representatives. OF VIM. Da-
MEL the elder, deceased, Plaintiffs.
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TO :. PENN, Jr, Louisville, Ky.
For printing post bills, per feam, 81 so
accounts OF mails received and scri, 90
newspaper returns, 90
accounts current, 2 80
accounts current for distributing ofices, 3 90
For iant ruling, 2 90
To TRUE GREENS, Boston, Mass
Same prices as above.
10 HILL & BARTON, Concord, N. IT,
Same prices above.
The prices have been allowed 10 r. p Blair, and
10 VIM. A. DAYS, Washington city for printing; but they
executed the ruling Tor s so per ream.
Tie above items, together with The advertisements for
proposals. which the law requires shall be published twelve
weeks in succession, constitute the principal part OF the
printing done Tor the department. The Advertising so lar
as we Learn, has been doBe at the usual rates.
The uodersigued, without any reference TO the manner
IN which he Post Office Department has been admins
tered in former years At the present time the nd
sIuas who may have had, have the management
Of IT, opinion that the legislation u Congress would
be proper 10 the following efecE
L. That the department be recognized in such way
proper degree Of responsibility only IN the
hesd but 10 tho subordinate branches Of the department.
and for that purpose the auditing Of he accounts the
husl sjndiesdon Of them, and The disbursements Of s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
From the Boston Journal
ONCE A KSON MAN!

The conse quences of ANDREW JACK
SONS mad experiment are already severe
ly felt all over the country. Many an
industrious and enterprising mechanic is
now destitute Of employment or means
the day laborcr is compelled TO work for
a miserable pittance, and in many in
stances is the victim Of wretchedness;-
the manufacturer is idle-and the trader
is bankrupt. This is not an imaginary
picture. Amy person who will travel
through any portion Of the country, will
see enough, and hear enough, to induce
him to rue the hour that Andrew Jack
son was ever elected President Of this
country.
We have received from an unknown
source, an article, which, among great
many others, was disposed Of yesterday
at the sale of the remains of the mater-
ais prepared for the RoXbury Fair. 1t
was prepared by some fair hand with
wonderful ingenuity, and j, complete
illustration OF the consequences Of ''the
Experiment." Itrepresens poor wretch
clothed in uttered geniility, on whose
countenance are deeply impressed the
lines Of care, OF sorrow even to despair
A knapsack buckled to his back, con
tailis all his worldly store. lie looks as
if he might once have seen better days,
but by some strange vicissitude has been
reduced from riches 10 beggary. A
note, affixed to his sleeve, penned by
some fair hand, (lhe ladies', bless them,
are all WHIGs,) furnished, the following
information:
"This certifes that the bearer was
formerly merchant Of opuIence ruined,
alas! by the "removal of the deposites"
The pressure Of the times compels him
TO ask your charity"
This lorlorn gentleman is but sam
pie Of what all Jackson's former and ple-
sent friends, (with the exception perhaps
Of the Office hoIders,) Will come to, to-
gether with many olhis honest opponents
should he persist in his experiment-or
unless the people say at the next period
of action at the ballot boXes--"Adieu to
Jackson and his host, forever"
We shall carefully preserve this SEM
blance, and hope 10 be able to recur.to
it few years hence, with the pleasing
reflection, that though such things WERE,
they exist no longer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-07-31
II. 1. HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting Of this Institu-
tion, was holden at the Library Room,
in Providence, on Saturday, the 18Th
inst, when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
President-John Howland;
LIST Vice President-William Hunter.
Cd Vice c-Presdent-J. B. Francis.
William II. Staples, David
Benedict, Joseph l.. TilIinshasl, Stephen
Branch, Thomas f. Carpenter, William
T.. Richmond, Albert q. Greene, Geo.
Baker, Romeo Elton, John G. Brown,
Usher Parsons, Stephen Gould
Secretary-Thomas II. Webb.
Trcasurer-John II. Bartlett.
Cabinet Keeper Of Northern District.
Albert G.. Greene.
Cabinet Keeper of Southern District.
benjamin B. Howand.
The following gentlemen being re-
CoH'theHocu Wy tHC Doulu VI IuSlcco,
were admitted members OF the Society.
Samuel B. Gushing, of Providence /;
Robert Johnston, Of Newport; William
ID. Terry, Of Providence; William w.
lloppin, of do.
John Wilson, ,~;,sq of London; Thorn
as Robbins, of Massachusetts; and Rev.
William Copley, Of Oxford, ENGLAND, }
were elected honorary members.
A resolution was passed, requesting
the Board Of Trustees to take measures
for Il suitable celebration in 1886, Of the
Second Centennial .an.irersa,y oCMe first
settlement Of the Stale!
The Reports from the Cabinet Keep
ers, and the Annual Report oGthe Board
Of Trustees to the Society, were seve-
rally presented and read.
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That the Speaker then third time ask
ed the member if he persisted in assert
ing that he was within the Bar, and that
then the member said he did not care any
thing about having his name entered, as
his purpose was answered, he having
sufficiently made known his sentiments,
or words to that effect. One ofthe gen.
tlemen who gave these particulars, heard
them stated publicly by Mr.. Bates, one
Of the Massachusetts members, Of great
respect ability, who stated further, that it
had been seriously thought Of by seve-
raj members, to move for the expulsion
Of the delinquent member, and that such
u motion would certainly have been made
had he persisted the third time in his as
scrtion.
This occurrence, we are informed,
produced much excitement in the House,
and members Of both pailies, as well
as that to which the unworthy member
had recently sought to attach himself as
the other-in the most unqualified and
severest terms expressed their indigna-
ton and disgust at his conduct andchAr-
acter. As soon as we can obtain a con-
Grmation of this account, directly from
some member who was present and wit
messed the Scene, we shall give the
name ofthe culprit. We should suppose,
however, that he will think it most pru-
dent for him to resign his seat as Re-
and claim his reward from
the Government.