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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-07-10
VIRGINIA. In the circui, Superior Cou

VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkcly County A.
pril 18th 1884.
Henry J, Seibeft admr. de bonnis non with
the will annexed of Emanuel Eyefsole lie.
ceased pD.
against
Elizabeth kcesecker widow OF Matthias Ree-
scckeg deed Matthias Keeseeker and others
- defts.
In CIIANCERY.--
A. IN the motion oil the Plaintiff the re-
w port OF the master Commissioner is
re committed with instructions TO sscer-
tain and report what is in the hands of
each Of the administrators OF Matthias
keesecker decd severaly and separate.
W, stating any other matters deemed per-
iinent by him. or that either party may
require to be specially stated.
A copy.-Teste
JOHN SrROTHER @.
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CoMnlsslonrn,sf lrrror !,

CoMMIssioNER's OrFucE
Martinsbnrg, June 18th 1884,
THE parties interested in the above
mentioned suit will please take notice
thst ! shall attend at my office IN Martins.
burg. on Friday the first day OF August
next for the purpose Of making up the re.
port required, where they will also attend
with any evidence which they may have to
offer SEAMANs CARARD con,p
June 10, Ia34.-2m
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vfRGINIA:-Int the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County A
Thomas Turner and wife and others plfss
against
The Executors and Devisecs Of William Rush,
deed. defts
q SHARLES ID STEWART a deputy
" sheriff for Joel Ward sheriff of Berke
ley County having reported to the court,
that he has sold the lard referred TO in
the decree pronounced in this cause on the
9Th Of September 1888. in compliance
with the directions of said decree, Il that
Thomas Turner became the purchaser for
the sum of S153 90, that he had received
one third of the amount and taken bonds
and security for deferred payments as di
conveying the land to the said Turner. and
returned the bonds and deed for the in
speetlon Of the court, and no exceptions
having been taken to the report the same
is confirmed, and il is decreed and order
ed that the said Charles ID Stewart do
pay to Seamans Garard, master commits
sIoner of this court Sl4 Sc, his fees charg-
ed for report returned on 9Th July, 1888.
And il is further ordered that the clerk Of
this court do deliver TO said Stewart, the
bond of James n Riddle and Bernard G.
" off, filed in the papers, and The two
bonds Of Thomas sIarner and William
kroesen. that the said Stewart collect the
amount Of said bonds as they become due
and bring the money into court, and it is
further ordered that master commission
er Of this court do take any further test
mony he may he required to take show
ing that William Rush was security for
Joseph Granihem in the bonds payable TO
John Bodine referred to in the proceed
ings in Ibis suit, s. the amount that Rush's
estate has paid in discharge of those bonds
and the balance remaining due thereon
dating specially any matters deemed per-
tinent by himself or which either party
may require to be specially stated and the
plaintiff has leave TO file an amended and
supplemental bill, making new parties and
the causeis sent to the rules for that pur-
pose.
A Copy .-Testc
JOHN STROTHFR G.
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WOOL! WOOL. morn WOOL.
PRIME NO. I HERRING.

@A~AAsA& kNo. 0&x1x&x4N8s
GHAD and Maekeral; Ground Alum
- aud Fine Salt;
Butter salt.
All TO be had low az
JACOB HANiME & cos.
Martinsburg, June 10, ds34--by
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vTRxNGrA:--In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaacery for Berkely County, A
pril 10Th 1854
Isaac Mayer. riff.
against
Frederic Bored, David Dalton Jr.. John I'm
benhour and Jacob Umbcuhoar, deets.
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Ribands.

White, Pink, Blne and Straw coored
Grape and Florence.
All of which we are determined to sell
low. JACOB HA.UJnE s. co
Martinsburg. June 10, 1884. nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

~fos AVE recently attracted soiue amount
In specie IL would be well TO take care to keen now
when you have 20, IL through little distress; but /,
Is quite out OF the question 10 think that II will stay with
you, so long you flood yourselves with vile rags from
hall dollar upwsrds Specie feels Itself nsued 6y such
associates and tcM nor eircuiote tcifh them You ov
rely upon a. that unless you shoto ho you properv
P'eesdte metals and change yeur SYSTEM the nanufc-
fe Paper youtcW never be a6ie 10 them 10 STAY
,ch goa; aud dare say shall hear again. as coll
iect was The case lew years ago, hue aud cry raised
against those merehsnts, Who exported doil4s, in
st. al of some other kind Of lust IT, in
s matter merchants were such fools not buy tina,
which was cheapest And England too, was blamed Tor
sehong you 80 large an amount OF her manu-
10 require the balance 20 be paid largely in species
as England cared liz whether she s paid In dollar. or
cotton In the orner she gets rid OF them as quickly
as may be, just as che gets rid OF coffee, sugar or
anything ese she obtains in exchange tor her manu-.
lectures Ii you wished confne at all times the amount
OF imports from England to that extent which you can
pay Tor IN the produce OF your SOIL then YOU on mi
hot 10 make dollars cheofer than your
enh hey always VIII be cheaper long your
currency IL so detective. think that the proposui 10
nnf me amount to ten dollar 10 be received by me
Treasury, IS good more ia the tcap If and
me States tcomd all prohibit the issue Of notes OF
smaller rdue or at least Of less than flee dollars il
to0a oe sfu better And the proposal raise the
usfu OF gold Is another polite step: unless be
WIN hod It's way 10 Europe where il finds itself 10 be
worth more"
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night sr spent. and the day nigh a, hand when you.
TOO shall be summoned TO render OF your ew.
adshp That may be rendered with joy that the crown
OF immortal splendour be placed your brows and that
you may meet the right hand OF our common Saviour
-CoD, the loved FREUD whose loss we now mourn is
Centemen, the fervent prayer Of her, who with gratitude
loo your delicate attention and kindness, aud the
respect aud esteem, remains, your friend and
hiehm9nd, Jane j. 1884, r. w. WRIT.
1tr0 persons killed by Lightning-lt is our painful
duty to records most distressing circumstance which &C.
Cured In the neighborhood Of kdderinns,er Yesterday
evening between and o'clock, during the fol thur
DER Storm party OF six persons had beeu out shooting
near stone, and when the stos they took shelter
under large oak Tree They had not been long there
wheu there was an uncommony vivid Dash OF ghiung-
the electric fluid struck the tree aud 10
two oil the persons under were killed on the spot and
others much injured. The persons who we're thus sud-
denly and awfuy deprived OF existence were, young
man named Lamb q OF the late Ms James Lamb oi
WTeseyD and master Joseph Morgan about IA years OF
the youngest Of the Rev. Thomas NIorga an of
Stone AS coon az the melancholy news reached Kjder-
minister several medical proceeded with speei TO
der their aid hoped thar the accident will not prove
fatal to either OF the other persons have from time
TO time mentioned, that TO stand under a tree during
thunder storm. is the most dangerous step that can be
KEN by keeping in open place exposed TO the rain
safety is sinost certainly insured, wet clothes are
really protection from the electric 1uid Worcester
| Journal.
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MONEY AND MARKETS

The Deposites and Treasury-TYhere are the,7
nc opposi'ion has often denounced the President as
having seized on the purse and the s~ord and IL 10 often
asked, as TO the Deposi,es and the Trs,s,rv Via, 49,
they. ~ ~ "
Now LET the People mark the plain reply.
The same Opposition have Tor the most lavish Of
Tue appropriations during the last session. be paid out of
Ihe treasury Did the do this aud know where iLe
treasury was! Did not tue Opposition members Of Con-
gtess get their pay, equaling from $1,000 $4,000 each
rom me treasury Dad they not then fluid where The
deposiss were
Are not the army, navy pensioners public debtors and
private claimants TO the nearly twenty millions
oil dollars getting their pay from Treasury
and hourly: Do they find any difficulty in discoyerinS
where are the public depositesl
Such the vspid aud vsposh obie ctions 10 the
sldent, and so utterly grounle,s the attacks on him
Tor having seized the purse, converted the obc
deposics TO his USE when lie has been able to- nor
can he now, touch dollar OF the public money but by
tue consent oil Congress, including this very Opposition in
the Senate, who have lately voted millions 10 he Maid
ie'sed not TO know where they WERE and the Pres
DEM, rather than they, had the control them.
Shame! where is thy blush Globe.
Ii is said the Committee Of the Senate have commenced
their Investigations at the Bank Invcstis s,on.I W.
suppose they have yet shown their commissions al the
Marble Palace, that they found there will not be quite 40
nara 10 come at as The Committee OF the House Of Rep.
esenta'ves did The measure adopted by the Senate at
It's close, TO give this corrupt institution helping hand
perhaps the greatest instance political prostitution 10
whchh has descended, that has been exhibited among
ic many Others this winter. packed COMMITTEES iour
friends OF the Bank member OF the opposition ioipe
WIN mem-one an attorney who has received large ou-
eeWS-tWo Oh then said 10 be largely indebted 10
the institution Is this the tribunal to make
and ferret out corruption But c. these unortuna, in
sruments be their conduct will be thorotou
scfnnnized by The people.-Pennsyirari Juiu o.
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ESsEEss
'nucs Ysr ssssiS, ursuso."

ODE.
Written ey hcLELLaS aud at Boston iks An Jas
Lend where the Pilgrims sought,
Freoao of add IT.
Lad FREE
Land where the
Wnh is broad stipes oil GELD
lie 10 the breeze nntnlled,
From
Land where no soryle horde,
Led by sword,
Ger realm pours;
1,.nd q head,
Land where M dospo,'s tread,
Ruin and boodshed spread,
Peace to your sho,csl
Land whero tho yellow grain
Brightens each fertile plain
Waves each hil
Lind whore thousand spires
Ger the caves Of our sircs
Glance in day. fading dIes,
Peacelully still
Long may revolving tirRe
SniiS happy slime
IA the toli
May Wild battle
SisI,lo your mighty shore,
Lavishins human gore
From pole 10 pol-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18
from tho New YO,E Evening Post. !

We have been permitted TO copy the toijozi,, .,,.,
OF eiier from one OF the first merchants in Jyetpoo IN
ms hend highly respectable merchant in this civ and
ask he reader TO peruse il afrenvey We're ~ nspmi.
ieh 10 mention the name OF the writer II wouid Give r,
[ % ws's 70 ms sentiment; Tor, it is maine with
winch we leading merchants OF this city are well scouan,
Ell, md Tor which they but ENTERTAIN the ,os
ound respect. Bot The extract ITSELF without reference
TO The very high standing Of the writer ia xe go,, ~
being attebIivey pondered for the vie VS. IL nuts G
nose OF an Impartial, sound, and discriminating mind.
W. gre S'eu WIN great eesrness aud force and wing
oeen written merely Tor the eye Of friends. and viii
no idea That they would be lid before ibe o,II
The authors sincerity aud siDgeness OF purpose c,noo, no
matter OF moments doubt Tie letter ,yas rocai,,, 10
one Of the last arrivals -
cit appears 10 me, that much more mise has h.oo,d
IN The United States about The removal Of The denos
'nd much greater effect sscribed it, Than the rircnm
stances at all warrant. How The mere transfer Of f
millions oil dollars from depository 70 anofer c,,s
willing 10 grant all The additional Accommodate, r. H.
c1 W ,, 'onh"ny which such amount would adult Of
sou pe we cause Of so much panic end slsrm i o1e
,eexpIesble 20 IN fact so Tar from tl,e B,"ts IT, H.
iotK iEcluding the Branch Bsnk having eurtaiieJ ,h;
aecomnouaon they appear TO have increased n roosio'
Wy he Tact is, the removal of the dsno.is. al,t
Do' Originating IN any praise worthy nofiss ~, H. ~ ~
10 - 49, 'a' orsn tufned into party business and
been made topic q interminsble spo ,cbif. as c
gress, which has had no other effect i,n IN ~ ~ ~
tend The sarm among the commercial eissses W -
seem TO take precious good care in vour Quilt W a'l
bages, and your resolutions and reports by everv d,,
i've class, ailofs, shoemdkers carmen r,b.n I
emmney-sweeps, TOO, for any thing know 10 the c
iafy,io Steer clear Of much more innos nH.f - y"
bringing upon you these occasional etnbatrass,o'
y, , ane money market Pou matte no oIiusiou N ~
V, ,s.o,,,g your banking system TO that mos,
osuisu'u'us'y eeuudiiy The psr OF your State Ic
sos na !" We production Of Banks which keeps
III, cremation ,non at that high point Of expansion
VIM You omit 10 sIude to the bresbless bsste ,ei'
Wsch yaH amounts have been sunk Of lse vsa,s In 60
nsls railroads, &c You sude not 70 the cSsooe ~ So.
mode Of payment Of duties at the Custom u -, VIC
cnange which must sadly hsmpsr II not entirely vln NJ,
number who have been trading on the cspitJ ,,,sd ~
,he ponds formerly taken for duties All l6ese cor1s
pave mad 10 my opinion, much more Influence IN b,",
ing suout me crisis than the mere removal Of The 49,
" and out Of Congfesg. F''J '"SF
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
Extract oil letter to the Secretary Of the Navy, from
Ed. Ii. Lvtle ESQ., dated

"RED SULPHUR SPRINos,)
June 29ih, 1891.
Mr.. Caan, l believe n Lieutenant in the United
States Navy, died fins morning. this place, Of the
rslgis, or tic dou'cureux
ga have taken the liberty of advising you Of the fact
as we have no. been able TO discover from hs papers
where his friends reside
would perhaps, be act Of charity 10 siut his
!.miiy, immediately. with the melancholy intelligence
he Was here entirely alone and his baggage is in
the possession of Mr.. Burke, the Postmaster of this
place.
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~ CIV LINE Of Four Horse Post Coaches from Peters
~ burg, Va, by MorgansvIe. Blacks and Whites Not
towsy G. H. and Burksviie Farmve; and BY Notiowav
Fsls Iunenbu,g G. Ii. and Charlottesville 10 Boydon
This line snsis from Petersburg Wednesday, Fri.
days and Sundays, at 10 O'clock A. NJ and arrives at
farnve about IL o'clock, days, and at Boydon Ly
o'clock, r. nj. 1t will in,erscct, regularly al Boydton
ibe line OF Avery 4 Tompkns running from BE .ld TO
Milton. ~ C.-by which counexion, passengers can
reach Milton from Petersburg, Petersburg IRON Milton
In two days and half trthonf any night ircpeig IA
WI also intcrsect at Farmvile, with the line of P.eks
Wexford; aud when passengers going Lynchburg desire
l" they VIII be sent TO Rsynes Tavern where the line run
nng from Richmond to Lynchburg passes.
ms new line, returning, will leave Boydon at s'eock
A. M on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays and arrive
IN Petersburg by IL o'clock days always i'm time
Tor persons to take tho Richmond Mail Stage II will
start from Farnville same days, III O'clock A. NJ
according to this arrangement, il will be seen there
WIN be no night travelling at all the route n will
also be observed that persons Who have business 10 do in
Petersburg Farmville will have about 81 hours TO al
tend TO IT. and return by the next stage.
he stages and horses the are not nv
any In the country Tho drivers are accommodating and
experienced in their business The rates OF fare are
same "a are charged other stage routes through the
country. s. ~
N b. All baggage, bundles, &c. at the risk of the
| owners. Foe seats, apply at Boipgbrook Hotel
THOS. CARBRY, Contractor
s~"e w. l0-w6w
| O'clock man 'h' 4
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MUR VIM. A. bBRAHAM-sIR Ia Won are 40
I'VE nhabi,sni Of this State, you will please take notice
That ON The 26h day Of July NEXT Buckingham Can't
House W The county Of Buckingham, snd State Of yir
nia we shall prsceed 10 take The dispositions Of Fdnsd
w Hubbard and others, to be read as evidence in ,,
~ ehsoee'y' now depending The Circuit Superior Co,
whleh SUIT we are plaintiffs, and you and Others are de-
enosn's And u then aud there prevented we shall on
we I'm uay onugVst next, proceed 10 take the depos.
on' 2, we sag Edmuod w Hubbard and Others al the
sad buckingham Court-House above MENTIONED where
Mayer "a.
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DOMESTIC.

able exhibiting the population OF the several States
snu Territories OF the United States in $780, and tho
increase per cent OF each for tie years preceding
likewise an estimate OF the population for 1870 founded
lne raIin of
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fFfom the AlaLaml.. l.la. i

IFf0h tno AIdbamd Flag1
pave been permitted TO publish ihe following exrsrt
from letter addressed gentleman n .s nl,ce b., ~,
Hon e. C. Clsy-dsied $500 - '
.., WAsHISeroN, May 25lh, 1894
Hv"pespt evidence has been obtsined. sufhcien, n
sssfy, almost, any impartial mind ira, the RI ~ ~,
onhea States has mingled IN political contests A.,
Enpog TO influence and control our elections from N
WV ''s''T'ry y hs Vnicn town ~ petty oncss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-18

EENHE YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL-The fourth
"A Session OF this Institution, at Mrs KELLY's in
Charlottesville, will commence on the 18Th OF August
next and continue for five months thereafter IL will be
conducted by Miss MOORE at present the Female Sc
mihary IN Ipswich, Massachusetts who through the in.
srumenaiiiy OF Misc Grant, the principal OF thai instu
'ion aud the Rev. DR.. Wisner Boston, has been nm
cured as the successor Of the late inslructre Her re-
CONNIE ndaions OF the highest ORDER snd from sources
which leave no doubt that she is emneny qualified for
the duties OF the station she is TO fill
Her charges will be, for pupils IL years OF age or more
$40 per session-tor those under that sge $40 Her
course oil instruction will embrace every branch of 90.
lite English Education. fO
French will be taught in the School, by Mr. Vincent
native oil Paris who has bsen for some years successful
~ engaged IN this country, and recently in
IN teaching that language.
The Museal department will be under the man ,oement
oil Mr. Bigeow, whose skill teacher loo well known
TO require any commentator.
Their terms will be usual and moderate
Mrs Kelly viii take charge Of from fifteen 10 twenty
young Ladies. Having had something like This number
unuer her care, from the ment of the School
and having spared neither pains expense she is now
well prepared for their accommodation
Her charge for Board will be, $50 session. including
washing uel, candles &C. Ii is desired that I'D
be made as early possible
For any information relative 10 the School reference
may DE had to The following genemen:-V. w SoutI,,lI
John H. Jones, Thomas w. Gilmer ander Riyes
MOTIFS Rev. T. W. Bowman, DIR. Charles Carter
July 8. a..
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HROTEToURT sPRlNGs.--Ths subscrhsr h.s,a..
BE recently purchased the above properly i,on ,hs
executor OF Charles Johnston, deceased tenders bs
kno~ledgueut 10 those individuals who na,,onsed 80,
curing The 10 years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes mat they will favor him With call at his ne y resi-
wnsIe ne asures them they shall iod every thing
comior' and pleasure The buildings ofthe establishment
are 81 Dnck-eommodous and elegant and uniting In a
g" oSgfoes peatsess aud beauty with comfort copve-
nience. HEZEKIAH rsc1a'
PgtrVsys zs-.reS
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY 10 witt
he parties in the going suits will take notice that
on thursday te 3l,t OF Jolly inst at my office at the
noor OF IL O'Clock, shall commence the fore sung set
Elements, when aud whote they will attend with their
vouchers, papers add proof relative 10 the same
July A. Tl7-,J1 HFZ FODD r r.
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I'm observation-disclosures oi<euS. g4p.
Nor Court Of Law and Chanecry held for Cumberland
county, on the 9th day Of April, 1894:
John =. Page. surviving partner Of the late firm OF
James Dsane and John c. Page. trading under the firm Of
Deane rsge' Plaintiffs
Francis b. Deane, Jr In his own right and as exor. Of
Thomas NJ Deane, deceased, Francis b. Desne, Sen,
zsbeih Deanc deceased, Robert Irving, Henry Page and
Jane his wife, Maurice j. Hobson and Ann bis WIFE, Tho
mas Jeis and Mary his wife, William A. Trent and Eliza
Ills wife, Thomas J. Deane, Francis II. Dsane, which
said Jane, Anu, Mary, Eliza, Thomas and Francis are
children aud heirs OF Thomas NJ. Deane, deceased, Ed
ward Cunningham, William NJ Thornton James Step,oe
and Mary bis wife, formerly Mary Dillon john Cunning
ham aud Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Dillon James Di-
on Richard Dillon, John Dillon. Alexander Dillon Ben
snin W. Dillon, which said Mary. Eliza, James, Rich
ard Jolin exAnder aud Benjamin children of Ed.
ward Dillon. deceased Edward Cunningham, Henry e.
Watkins Charles Morton, and John Giam executors of
Edward Dillon, deceased, Defend ants.
Aod-Francis d. Desne, sen, Francis II. Desne, Jun,
and Thomas Jelis, PIN.
John Z. Psge, Elizabeth Desne, Thomas Deane, and =
'''' De'"e' Dets :
This day, these two causes came on 10 be heard as
bills answers and exhibits fled and wa. argued bv conn
sci: on consideration whereof, the Court doth adudse
order and decree, that the defendant, Francis n ss
jun, executor OF Thomas NJ DeAns DEE d render an ac
count oil his administration the estate Of hs .a;J cs
tor Including au inventory Of the estate OF said Dcanc
which came ino his hands, sl-o account of the saIes
oil The said estate the profits Of the ssme both real and
personal and hew he has applied tho towards tho
uuo oy VIC testator estate or Otherwise
Their The said estate real and personal or d.
Unfinished in value snd that he also render an account of
all the lands Of which the said Thomas NJ Deanc th,
'saior died sezsd and possessed TO which he NAV b.
thheu either III lee simple Otherwise Ard is fur.
,er ordered and decreed that The dciandant Thomas
pesne adm tor OF Elizabeth Deane deceased also render
an account OF his administration OH the estate of The said
Elizabeth which into hs hands Also an acroun, Of
me sales 9 the saue, and how he has applied the same
towards HE discharge Of debts oiher wise, b. fo
hezskah Ford, who 10 appointed special Commission
er u" 'hs cause, az appearing To the Court that En-
ward L. Scruggs will be unable to attend TO the settle
nen OF TIE sane) Aud is further ordered Jecreed
,nst the SAID Francis Deane, Jr, exor., and Thomas
Deane adn,r aforesaid appear Eefore the said Cow
missioner and answer upon oath such sories as
may enable the said Commissioner up ssld reports
Aud the said Commissioner is hereby directed to anime
slate settle and adjust the above accounts and report M
same to Court With such matter may be deemed per-
hen' oy hnsei or which may be required by the par
ties TO be so stated Copy. Tes,e
4. II. NONNhLLf, d. C. c.. L.. C. l.. s. C. C c.