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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
groceries, Domestic GOOds, Cot
tom YARNS. sc.

EAAvID ANDERSON, Jr has received the larger
Ell part OF his spring assoEtmen ali fh1s-
CARS, Ilolasses direct imporiaons to our
CITY Ills stock will be further increased in few weeks
by the arrival of the brig Lowell from Porto Rico
From the little experience which city has had in the
direct importation of Groceries, it is confidently beey
ed they be sold low if not lower here than in
any of the Northern markets. The following comprise
as bags S5nS Sps fF d5 sa agura o Mocha
and Java coffee, part superior green
100 hhds St Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUI
80 boxes and barrels refined do
10 hhds superior Porto Rico, and New Orleans
100 bbls New Orleans do
300 kegs cut nails and bruds assorted sizes
100 half boxes bunch rasins
AZ tons Swedes, country and English iron
q 40 cast mould boards, Palmer and MEG ormick s
- American blistered and German steel
- tierces and 80 half tierces rice
hid best madden,
pipes
half pipes Woodhouse S. NJ. Wine,
quarter casks
10 do. do Malaga, do
pnncheons superior old Antigua rum
pipe and half pipes Cognac brandy,
do. and do do. imitation do
do. pure Holland gin,
hhGs Portland rum
D do. common whiskcy,
% bbls superior old rye, do
l2O boxes sperm and tallow candles,
90 boxes turpentine soap,
ceroons best Spanish lot i'm diqo
l0O boxes SXlO and l0xl2 glass,
% bbls. tar,
300 sides heavy russell leather
lOOOO sacks Liverpool filled salt
iZOOu lbs cotton yarns, assorted
90 bales osnaburgs,
. do sheetings,
g do. shirtings,
do heavy Dorchester bed ticking,
Powder, shot,
Bar lead, pepper,
Ginger, nutmegs,
Alspice, birthstone,
Copperas, alum,
Salt
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THOMAS c. AMORY,
WILLIAM III. ROY.
january %.
AUG. l.. DABNEY, 81 d.
THO. G. AMORY, Sommi
WM. Ii. ROY. sloners.
rOSTPONEMENT

~ The sale of the land above mentioned not having
taken place ON The LIST Monday in March, it will certain
ly be made at Gloucester Court house on the list Mon
day IN May next being Court day. upon the following
terms, by consent OF parties:-Thc claim of the pitts.
leo. T. f. Lormer " Co.. and the costs and charges Of
the suit, which will amount 10 little three thou
sand dollars, will bc required in CASH the balance
TWO equal payments on six and twelve months credit
To be secured by good personal security, and decd
OF trust on the land. Too much scarcely be said
in commentator of this beautiful valuable and
desirable estate which contains including marshes,
one thousand acres or not much short it. The land
ooo acres being one entire level lying Creek
which navigablc for large vessels Immediately in front
OF the distinguishing it inc xhaustibe beds mari
ana shes ut three different points of the farm; large
brick mansion, containing light besides five in the
cellar Kitchen smokehouse, two barns carriage house
&C. c all said to be IN good repair; -and possessing
In addition to all these and other advantages the ines
maoie convenience OF, and easy to- the greatest
abundance of the shelly and nny tribes of fish as well
as every variety of wild fowl in their respective seasons
Purchasers are invited to view the place and Judge
Tor themselves Mr. Oliver, the present proprietor will
take pleasure IN showing the premises any gentleman
DESTROYS of PURCHASING n farm
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Whale.
100--w4w


YBNHlS Capital horse Just imported will mako bs first
"A season in America, my stable in Gran coun-
w. N u, live miles north of WILLIAMSBURG INV Post
Oihce0 and IA miles south of Boydon Virginia on the
main road leading from Boydton TO Oxford lie will CO.
yer mares at JO dollars the season. and 10 dollars nsu-
rance, with 81 to the groom The season money due
July lst and the insurance money whenever the mare
Is asceralned to be in foa transferred Good and ex
cn5ive pasuage, and servants board grats-and mares
well fed at % cents per day. All possible care will be
taken to prevent accidents and escapes but no RESPONSE
bility for either The commences on the 10th of
March
Whale is large, beautiful, well formed and strong
horse, feet inches high with every Recommendation
OF blood, form, color and performances Until he met
with accident, his the turf truly bril-
liant, winning many races against the best horses nj the
most fashionable courses la week last Spring he
won races at Newmarket, beating Nonsense sbylock
Niator, Amesbugh, Cab, and many Others giynG hioh
odds to several Of them lie other races last yesr
and when 3years old very forward for the Derby
miles aud iurlongs, beating Lucetta, Lady Fly and
Sussex; thus proving himself very speedy and vorv
stout and hard botiomed colt For f account Of bis
races, which were truly excellent see hand billie
Whale was got by Whalebone the beat mile horse
Of his day and the best of Waxey-dam Rectoro bv
Octayius, (wnner Of the Derby and half brother 10
Emiiius0 Catherine by Woodpecker Camilla by Trent
ham, Coguette BY Compton Barb out Of a full sister Of
Reguius, never beaten and the best son Of Codopbn
Arabian Whale is brother to the celebrated mile
horse Grampus and Shark Memnon. Lottery Canopus
Medley, Manuella Whale and several other first rate
horses, descended from the same mare proof of
the excellent and unsurpassed pediprces
ManchH. lIU-w1wl EDMUND TONNES
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GLOUCESTER LAND for Sale

VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND for Sale
by virtue of decree ofthc Circuit Superior Court
oil Law aud Chancery for Gouccs county pronounced
at October Icrm, lc3i in the rein depending be-
tween George i. L. Lormer X Co, plaintiffs and
Warner H. Oliver and others defendants will be exposed
to sale by auctnn for cash, Gloucester Court house
on the first Monday in March next (beng Court day \
that beautiful aud valuable Estate called Violet Bank
the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox dec d. This
estate lies immediately Porcpotank creek and within
mile OF York River, and of course it very convenient
10 the oyster trade which is carried to
Land perfectly level aud is believed be well imbcrcd;
on the banks OF the creek there nexhausbc beds Of
mari and shells The improvements consist of Il spa
cons brick mansion, with every other house necessary
Tor the farm, all oil which believed be in good re-
pair THIS land will be sold subject the right dover
thercn oil the widow of Thomas b. Fox with this cx-
cepon the title is deemed good but deed with special
warrant only. will be made To- the purchaser.
AuGUSTlNE H. DABNEY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
WILLIAM H. ROY.
January %. SO-lawtds1 Commissioners
u Since the date of the foregoing advertisement
Mrs. Fox the widow of Thomas b. Fox dec d. hath dc.
parted this life; consequently, the purchaser of the land
above mentioned, will get immediate and absolute
title to the whole estate We requested TO state
That the place contains about ESQ., GOO acres of
iand and IN addition TO this there extensive marshes
containing several hundred moc Purchasers are
invited to view the premises.
AUG. l.. DABNEY, @.
THO. G. AMORY, : Sommis-
WIN. III. ROY siohers.
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March 20.

no COUNTRY MERCHANTS, FAMILIES. &c.
a kNE HUNDRED PACKAGES NEW SPRING
w GOODS.-.qpril, I635.R H. jenkins has omen
ed from the New York Auctions and from the latest i'm
portatIons the following staple and fancy dry goods
cases silk and cotton umbrellas made in a superior
style, and warranted good,
cases OF the newest styles fashionable colored mus
Inns, calicoes and gnghams
3 cases, containing fashionable colorcd silk goods
Tor day and evening dresses; also best black Italian
and other style black silks, very rich and glossy
40 cartons thread and bobbinet aces edgngs insert
ings, muslin edgings and inserting trimmings
3 cases plain and figured book, Swiss null and ia.
comet muslins and cambrics
Oh cartons of fashionable gauze and other fancy hdkf
OF the newest STYLE from 50 so per doz to the rich
est styles imported,
. cases black, white and random cotton hose and
half hose all prices and qualities also plain ribbed and
figured silk hose and half hose,
lOO dozen silk, kid, beaver and other gloves suitable
for the season,
Black Bombazncs and mourning goods of all descrip-
tons,
10 containing Irish linens in full and half pieces
table diapers, brdseye and Russia dapers Scotch and
Irish linen sheeng, from ] yard to 3 wards wide linen
napkins and damask table cloths,
cases linen and linen cambria hdkG., at prices from
20 cts to very fine quality,
. cartons white and green wells,
box green barege and green and black barege wells
Black circassians diagonal cassimeres blue and vel
low nankeens, brown and white linen drllings, and
large assortment Of ycstngs
10 cases fashionable bonncts,
~ boxes style bonnet ribands,
10 do do. do. gauze cap ribands,
q cases feather and other styles of fans
100 dozen bombazine, silk and satin stocks plain and
trimmed in the most modern style.
100 dozen cotton plaid and figured hdkfs
~ ps. pongce silk hdkis., new pattern,
Black and all colored Italian grapes and Grape lcssc
Grape de Lyons and black goods, for ladies' dresscs
cases of parasos, expected daily,
Patent and gauze fanncs of all qualities
Also,
complete assortment of domestic good
New Goods arc receiving by every packet from the
New York Auction Rooms and all that is fashionable
and cheap will be found at this establishments
X. III. JENKINS
Lincn, Fancy and Supple Dry Goods Sure
April If. Iio-ot-v,2,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

'SBA DOLLARS REWARD.-Absconded from the
%aV subscriber, about the middle Of March a negro
man by the name Of Bob, 10 years Of age very dark
compexon feet IOncbes high rather spare made He
carried with him mapped over coat aud blue cloth
coat two or three pair of pantaoons, wool hat and
duh blanket No particular mark except the two first
fingers on the right hand turned ia that he cannot
straghten them viii give the above reward for the
delivery Of said negro to me- for securing him so that
J shall get him. JOHN HOLMAN
Cumberland April n. 1875
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WDUBLlC SALE--By virtue of two DEGREES of the
~ County Court of POwlatan, the one pronounced on
the I'd day OF june 1884 and the other the 9TH day of
Plaintiffs and John T. Peasants and others defendants
the undersigned, ms Commissioner therein mentioned
at public auction, on the first Monday i'm Nav newt
(bcng Court day. so much of of Land in the
county ofPowhatan, Jones' Creek belonging 10 John
T. Peasants as will he sufficient to raise the sum of
81 $40 90 with interest $3.50 90 thereof from the
10th of March, $780, 1882 Go from the first of Noveln
ber 1880 and on 5l3 % thereof from the 9TH day of
March, le32 and further sufficient TO pay the
costs of the suit aforesaid and deay the charges and
expenses attending the sale.
Inc sale VIII be made upon n credit of one two and
three years upon the purchasers giving bonds with good
secury to carry interest from the day of sale and the
title will be held until the purchase money fully paid
And the land will be surveyed to the purchaser.
WM S. DANCE Trustee
MARCH, 81 TIO7-w6wl onJ Co,a ,a;ss;
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT fer Steamboats, 4,
~ H6Shtngtcn and Baitnorc.-The new swift-sailing
and excellent Steamboat opcake will take passcns
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampion Roads.
j. WILSON, Captain.
April 81. Ifi-tf
IA OIlCE.-J0SEPH r. H.9LkER having left the
v city Of Richmond without apprising me Of his in
so 10 DO and having reason TO believe that he LEFT
with the design return have deemed il neccss,
~ and proper forthwith dissolve the connection here
t"orc subsstng between the said Walker and myself az
Propretors OF the Richmond Museum under the firm
ana style OF Walker " Lcrton-and do hereby give no.
ucc That the said connection or firm is this day dissolved
ana that shall accordingly hold myself in manner
responsible for any debt or engagement which tc said
walker may contract. RICHARD LORTON,
Sole Proprietor OF the Richmond Museum
hP! -. Il3-dt
Inc baltimore American will publish the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

Ely LACK ARABIAN.-The imported horse BLACK
Il y ARABIAN, was presented to Andrew Jackson Pre-
sIdent OF the United States and sold by order of Con-
gress, on 2eih February, 1855
Having purchased this horse, the public are hereby
iniormed that he will stand the present season at Tho
mas FlouInoy's, in the county of Prince Edward III
miles south OF the ourtHosc II miles east of Char
lotte Court House, and 10 miles northwest of Lunen-
burg Court House. He will serve mares at $50 the sea
son, payable goth July when the expires $40 to
INSURE payable when sold parted FROM $50 the single
leap, and 90 cents to the Groom Good pasturaqe for
mares and colts, gratis and if required will be fed with
grain, at the usual price. Great personal attention will
be bestowed by T. Flournoy but liability for accidents
or escapes.
When the public informed that this beautiful let
black Arabian selected out of favorite stock from
The stud OF the Emperor If Morocco all is said that need
be- relative to purity of blood pedigree He horse
OF hne form, exhibiting great muscular powers con
nected with all the peculiar marks the Looded ira
man lie is near five feet high (uncommonly tall for an
Arabianl with broad and square forchead-shot and
small muzz!s-a sparkling brilliant eye-srnal hand
some ear AND flowing name and tail
An opportunity for cross, important so thorough
and so Desirable is seldom presented the people of this
county G ssasssIsers te
P en ny germany number of the Farmers Re.
contains ION an Interesting history of the Arabian
o'se' me public are referred that: for particular
account oil the merits of this stock
THOMAS FLOURNOY
MIL 90 JOHN f LcIlAlIINDS.
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AUG. l.. DABNEY.)
THO. G. AMORY, Com'rs.
WM. III. ROY,



81 The Editors of the Richmond Wing Norfolk BEACON are
requested 10 insert the above week, till of
respective papers, aud forward their this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

EN CHANCERY-VRGINIA. a Court of montblv
n session held for the county of Louisa at tie Court
house, ON Monday, the 9th day of February, 1895
David M Hunter, Phf
against
James Bib and John Ellis Dens
The defendant james Bbb not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and il ia
the satisfaction ofthe Court that he an nhabitant
ths State On the motion of the plaintiff by his conn
sell 1T Ordered, That the said James Bib do apnear
before the Justices of said Court at the Courhous
on the first day of June Term of said Court and
answer the Plaintiff bill; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in printed i'm the
City of Richmond for two months successfully and post
ed ut the front door of the Courthouse this comfy
a copy-Tcste, DAVID Nj. HUNTER, D.c.L.c.
March 81. Io7- 80,
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April Il.

VALUABLE PROPERTY, in tie Cagof Richmond
v fur saio.-Tlie we'll known Tavern at Bacon Branch
with number Of unimproved Lots adjoining will be of
fered at public sale Wednesday, the Doth of MAY next
By the Executors Of Martin Baker dec d. on a credit Of
IL, 10 and ~ months. Bonds with approved security
and deed Of trust the property will be required
The Tavern is fine large brick Building, we'll caculat-
ed for the purpose of entertainment with back Build
ing of brick Of the size the Tavern and fine
large meadow. There is in the yard within Is feet of
The Tavern door failing Spring Of water superior
to any in Richmond or its vicinity.
April u. il4-tds
III IA ATWOOD SCHOOL-This Institution for ma.
" n ny years under the superintendence of Chares
Tacket, Esq, lately deceased wiz for the ensuing vcor
be conducted by the subscribers who have for consi
derabc time been engaged with the dec d in ransncng
the duties OF the school It's exercises will commence on
The 10th day Of January next and terminate the 18th of
December following. The course of instruction will
comprise Orhograply, Reading, Pcnmanship Arithfnc.
TIC, Practical Mathematics Geography with the Use Of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar Blairs Rbe.
torc, Composition History and the attn Iaugnage
Terms for Board, Tuition, Lodging and Washing dur.
ing the scholastic year of ten months will be Si05.
one third TO be paid in advance. The boarding de-
partIncnt VIII be under The direction Of Mrs A.
tcnt'on, cminenty qualify her for tle important
charge. Students win be admitted at any fine from
the commencement Of the School ~ the first Of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials Of correct dc
pertinent The subscribers, both residing at Harwood
pledge Themselves to every cxcrtion to promote the
moral and intellectual improvement Of the pupils com.
mitted to their care. They solicit continuance Of that
patronage which The School has for many wears re
ceived Letters addressed to either Of the Subscribers
near SOncrvle, Fauquier county Va will be promptly
attended 70. JEFFERSON SPINDLE
CHARLES A TACKETT
stafford, Doccmber4 Gl--wtlM
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HH w. TURPfN q SAMUEL, VANDEKST,ICF,

Evils HILL, CCacrat 4Qent and Collector, will at
tend 10 the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
of every description in the State Of Virginia.
fredericksburg March ~ l05--wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

VIE Ship Jefferson, having just arrived from Liver
pool with the remainder and largest portion of our
rived by the Ship Hark Away from the same port ) we
use the earliest to apprisc city and country
customers ana country merchants generally of the fact
and to say, that in the course of few DAYS we sho h
prepared to offer to all who may wish to buy AN assor
mcn OF unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances such the scarcity of desirable Goods in
the Northern markets. and the great advance which has
taken place IN those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have Offered
Tor sale We have also large supply of Domestic and
other Goods which, including those now afoat will con-
stituc stock of $4,000 in value; all of which
we offer on accommodating terms. A more particular
advertisement will appear during week il we can
find time to prepare one.
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F. & J. S. JAMES g. Co.

TO .HSsrs John BerndTd, Datd Bcrnard Francis Ber-
nd'd Jacob Bcrnard, and Mrs. Judith EIour,ov Rebsc.
ca Porter, .iary.7nn Jameson, and JdooJ Scott
NOU are hereby notified, that the UNDERSIGNED act
III ing Commissioner, under decree of The Conn
y Court OF Powhaan has made sale of the tract of land
lying IN said county, belonging TO the estate of VIM Ber
nard dec d., IN order TO distribution among the said
Demands heirs, and that the purchase money for the
same now in hand ready TO be paid over TO those en
ted TO the same The parties interested, will therefore
apply for their portions without further DELAY as sbnll
not pay interest on the same. AUSTIN SPEARS
marlborough, Chesterfield CO., Commissioner
March IL, 1885. { IO5-wsw
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FRESH SPRING GOODS

~ The Baltimore American will publish the above
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N ADY NINA favoritc Rondino Ia PoIacca
" a composed and arranged for the Piano Forte by
Charles Berg Of this City; together with great variety
Of new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst Febfuary,) by
Feb. %. fgG--tf II. T. SMITH
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G NUSTAvUS UPSON RICHARDS, Esq of New
NH york. became interested. the LIST February last
IN the several businesses of f. IL j. $ James * Co Of
inns City r. " j. 5. James u Co. of the City of New
York, and Eward James u Co. of Petersburg 'Va-Mr
York. ' - ~"
April IA F. j. s. JAMES a. CO
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CoNCILIATIoN-Bs,,oec The NJ rih and SOUTH
The following article from the Literary Messenger
Superior production. The apologize supporcdThc
moral eNceenti. worthy of the pen of Addison himsef
(FS0n the SoHtscrR Literary .IIcSseager.J
Copy u Manuscript toriloR but pIbiShed at the
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HN HANCERY-VmGMIA.--At an intermediate
"a term OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, held for Henrico county, Feb. 7;h 1895:
Joseph Starke Plaintiff
against
John Smith, Richard starke. and Sa. ln.c.,
ral Starke, Defendants;
And, John Smith, Plaintiff
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

fore used by the largest ships,) we have an
entirely new one; which, out Of compliment
to the officer, who has so perseveringly and
industrionsly abored to discover il, we, at the
suggestion of some naval friends, propose
shall be known as the GEDNEY CHANNEL.
This channel may be passed on n single
course, with at least tweniy-thrce feet water
at the lowest ebb; to which may he added. as
is well known, six feet for the ordinary rise
of tide; furnishing sufficient depth of water
for the largest ship that ever tloated. Ii is
not alone in the increased depth of the water,
that the advantages in this channel consist;
leading out on single course, it possesses
an advantage over the other of not less than
three points Of the compass, in wind fuvora.
Bile for getting to sea; aud of course as much
in returning. These are unexpected and i'm.
portant discoveries, in which the interests of
the co n,ry are deeply involved. Every adj
dil"nal inch of water AT this important pass,
is of Incalculable value. by diminishing the
danger and delay IN crossing the bar.
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Abbey "to overthrow the devils den !"
A praying weaver of this nci cighb"rhood,
in a moment OF inspired zeal, went up
one night by means ol "a ladder, and with
n hammer and chisel, knocked Off The
heads and limbs of thirteen ELI gies sup
posed TO represent our Saviour and his
twelve MISUNDERSTANDING the next
morning to every person whom hG met,
and with great eXultation too, that he had
'.)airiy siumpei that riLe papesi dirt no,o. !"
Henry VIII. and Cromwell made sad
havoc with Abbeys and Churches.
Amply satisfied with this days sight
seeing, and wcaried and exhausted 10y
the excitement of so many different
scenes,-alier "a short look at NIelrose
town, much Of which is built of the RUNS
Of the Abbey-a curiously formed and
antique town in the form of "a Triangle,
in the centre OF which, is ore of those
ancient crosses that stood like outposts
al little distance from all Abbeys, to
receive the first homage of the Pilgrims
who approached, and vet farther hook
at the Eilden Hills, the Trimaninm OF
the Romans, on which they had for
tress To- watch the surrounding country,
] sought Public House, which, as
usual, was full of excellent things, and
anon was dreaming over what | had
seen. Is.
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PRESIDENTIAL CAypipArEs.-Tbe

PRESIDENTIAL CASDiDArEs.-The collar
presses (says the N. Y. Star,) are chucklng
with delight at the prospect Of difficulties in
the wing ranks by the multiplication Of can
didates-and some Of our friends have la
mented to see the call Of a Webster or a Clay
meeting spprehensive tina, they may lead to
division and dissention. For our own part,
we can perceive no storm in the political
horizon. IT is asking too much from the
friends Of Mr. Webster to abandon him, will,
his admitted qualifications and his strong
claims on them for support. The friends of
Mr.. Clay, probably more enthusiastic, cannot
BE- blamed for looking to him NJ a candidate.
Gen. Harrison and Judge White have both
their certain capital and numerous friends.-
All these candidates can be sustained and
supported by their friends; the success Of ei.
,hcr would eavo the country. All that We