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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-14

published in Ncw-York. 1t is an able, inter
est'ng, and full report Of the gross delusions
practlsed by this arch imposter.
Mr. Forsyth, Secretary of State, passed
through the city of New York last Saturday,
on his way to Georgia.
Gbralier--A Spanish brig was under
seizure at Gibralter on the lst April, having
been found with the outfits for shaving voy-
age. The U. s. schr. Shark was there the
same date.
Boliooniag. Mr.. Clayton, of Cincinnati,
the chief Of the grOnauts, who lately made
the remarkable voyage of $50 miles, in a bal
loon-proposes shortly to make another at
tempt to reach the Atlantic, by the same
mode of conveyance.
The Hon. Mahlon Dickerson, Secretary of
the Navy, has arrived in Philadelphia OH his
way to New-York, for the purpose of select
ing site for Dry Dock at that place.
The first Salmon taken in the Kennebec
this season was sold at Portland for $40, and
served up at Haskell's Hotel
The private fortune of Louis Philippe,
King of France, is said to amount to twenty
five millions of dollars.
1t is said that the exports ofcotton at Mo-
bile this year will amount to fourteen mil
lions of dollars.
Flour rose at the rate of a shilling an hour
at New York on Friday last-no doubt the
effect Of speculation.
The season must be more proptious at
New York than with us. Major Noah ac-
knowledges the receipt of caulifowers Of
immense size, cucumbers about I6 inches in
length, asparagus large and well favored,
and two sticks of horseradish very near as
large as the pillows of Hercules!
1t is stated, that in consequence of some
threatning demonstrations from mob around
the Ursulne Convent at Roxbury, OH We'd
nesday night of last week the children oftho
School have been dismissed from the insttu-
ton and that the community are TO be remov-
cd to Canada.
The Washington Globe Of Thursday last
says:-"Our private information from France
is, that the packet which was to leave on the
10th April, will bring with it the good tidngs
Of the passage of the law providing for the
indemnity" The Globe admits that the in
judicious publication of Mr. Livingston's let
ters would have the effect to diminish the
majority in favor of the indemnity bill.
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BRIGHTON Monday, May II
(Reported for the lay AdveriiseI and Patriot.j

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, IA pairs Working
Oxen, 40 Cows & Calves, 725 Sheep. and 45O
Swine. About lao beef cattle, and 400 sheep u,,-
sold.
PRICEs.-Beef Cattle.-Wo do not at this
season of the year. recollect ever seeing so large
a proportion of ordinary cattle at market at one
timo, some oiwhch were exceedingly inferior
We quote prime at 37s Cd II 40s Cd, good CAS- Cd
q 37s 8, thin at 80 Il 43s.
| Working Oxen-Saes at $40, 7s, s5, 95,
100 and lO5.
Cows and Calyes-Saes ut $2l, %, "a, %,
27, 80 and SO.
Sheep Dull one lot sheared were taken at
lS; also lots not sheared at EOS Sd, ,S3s,a and 1856
Swinc--Several lots were taken to peddle at
Ia for sows and l 4 for barrows, at retail. un-
der so, Z and s, over 50, 8 l-2 and and l-2
T..
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ITEMS.

A letter from Liverpool says" You will,
know, be sorry to hear that Mrs. Hemans, the
charming poetess, is beyond the hope OF re-
covery-she has long been indisposed."
Hon. Louis McLane has been unanimously
elected by the new Board of Directors, Pre-
sdent of the Morris Canal and Banking Co.
We are happy to learn from the Richmond
Compiler, that the report Of the illness of
Chief Justice Marshall, was entirely unfoun-
dcd.
Judge Buchanan, of Nd, lately presided in
Court at the trial of his son, for shooting a
Rail Road laborer, who made an attempt up
on his life-the prisoner was acquitted. The
conduct of his father is said to have been just
and impartial, and indicative of degree OF
moral firmness, seldom cquallcd.
! A bill in favor Of steam doctors has passed
the House of Assembly, in the State of New
York.
| The Massachusetts Medical Society, will
meet IN Boston OH Wednesday, 9th inst
This annual meeting brings together large
number Of Physicians from all parts of the
State. They will dine together at Faneuil
Hall. The annual discourse is TO be dcliv-
cred by DR.. Bigelow.
Louisiana has now so millions Of Banking
Capital, the largest of any State in tue Un-
ion. Fifteen millions of this amount was
granted by the legislature in their late scs-
sion.
The Mobile Commercial Register gives a
flattcring account of the business prospects
of that city. In three years, the population
has nearly doubed-it is now about G5O0
souls. The exports alone this year, will cx-
ceed fourteen millions of dollars, with cor
responding increase Of imports; and the real
estate in the corporate limits of the city, has
advanced in value from one TO two and three
hundred per cent:
Matthias trial, with a portro) has been
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I'm .4pology.-Every one knows that hay
has been very scarce and dearin this section
of the State. A doctor in n neighborng viii
lage was called to administer to patient who
lived at some distance, and was obliged, from
the nature of the case, to stop over night at
the house /; in the morning the good lady ex-
pressed much concern Tor the doctor, and was
very sorry that she could not have given him
a better bee, but says shc, hay has been so
scarce here that we've been obliged to take it
all out of the beds to give to the crttcrs.'-
Bangor Whig.
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out in two story brick-lront house, No.
4, Front-street, occupied by MIR. Dal-
ton, OH the lower floor, as u grocery, ,and
by several families above. The flames
spread so very rapidly, that the inmates
ot the house, near twenty in number,
would all have perished, had they not in
part, retreated from their slumbers
through the second story windows.
One u the families was that of la
borer, by the name Of Mooney, who, in
making his escape, fell upon the pave
ment, and broke his leg; and is so much
injured otherwise, that his situation is
deemed critical. He was followed to
the window by his eldest son, aged ten
years, who, recolIecting that his mother,
and the other children, one seven, and
one year old, were left behind, went
to their relief, but the flames prevented
his noble purpose, and all four perished.
Their remains have been taken from the
ruins, and coroner's jury was summon
ed this forenoon to take an inquest
Another person, young man, whose
name we have not learnt, aged % years,
Il shoemaker, who landed from st. Johns
on Tuesday, also perished, making five,
in all. Another person was severely in
jured in leaping from window.
The small shop adjoining the store oc-
cupied by Dalton s. Lefevre, wheel ma-
kers, was also destroyed.
The house was owned by DR.. Evans,
and was fully insured. Messrs. Dalton
s. Lefevre were insured for SlOOO-but
the tenants up stairs, were not insured,
and lost their all, not having time to save
a single article Of furniture. = ". York
Com. Of Tuesday Erening.
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Post Office DepGrtment.-Notic has been
given by the Postmaster General to mail con-
tractors, and other creditors of the depart
ment, that the practice ofaccepting the drafts
of individuals in its employ, for services
thereafter to be rendered, is to be discontn-
ued: that all just claims accruing against it,
will be paid at the end of every quarter that
the performance of all services contracted for
will be rigidly exacted that no fine, imposed
for non-pertormance, will be RENTED and
that no retrospective allowances will be made
for any service hereafter rendered.
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lFrom the N. Y. Com. Adv. of 9th.
rWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

A chance ship, the Citizen, Captain
Merchant, arrived last evening from Ha-
vre, and brings Paris evening papers of
the lilh uIimo.; Havre Of the 10Th,
evening, and letters Of 18th. The arri-
val of Com. Elliott, in Paris, with dis
patches to the American legation, on
the morning Of the lth, is announced
with the remark that he was waiting di-
rections for the future destination of the
lrigate.
BY these papers we are furnished with
the proceedings of the Chamber of Dep
utics, two days later than before.
Nj. Bignon moved an amendment to
the Indemnity Bill on the 10th, appropri-
atng for the payment of the claim, only
100000 francs, less than one half
the amount due and proposing farther
neg citations as to the residue. From
the private correspondence of the JouIn-
al de Havre, and the tone Of the Journal
des Debates, it will be seen that the pro-
position meets with some favor.
But after all, very little doubt was en-
tertained of the passage Of the Bill, as
will be seen by the following letter,
which contains the latest impression:
HAvRE, April 13, 1885.
Capt. Merchant, Sir
had an interview with the Editor of the
Havre paper this morning; he says the i'm
preston is, that the bill for granting the five
million dollars will pass the Deputies by
majority Of fifty, notwithstanding the amend
ment proposed by M. Bignon to vote twelve
million Of francs, and to negotiate for the
rpsf-
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Marseilles accounts as late as the 4th of
April mention that no new cases of Cholera
had occurred at that place for several days.
The city had been severely afflicted, and as
many as fifty had died in a day, of whom
four fiths were females. Many of the mer-
chants having fled from the city f; business
had nearly been suspended.
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Coop HEALTu.--If ever, says the
Medical Journal, there was period of
universal good health in New-England,
this is the time. No epidemic is known
TO exist; the bills of mortality have been
exceedingly small, and Physicians,
though nearly out of employment, cor.
daily unite in :he general expression Of
thank klulness to kind Providence.
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Married..

In New York. OH Thursday last, by the Rev.
Hi. Pohlman, Rev. WIN. ID. Stroble, Rector of
st. James Evangelical Lutheran Church, to Miss
Abby Ann Engs, eldest daughter Of +. w. Engs,
Esq formerly Of this town.
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Fish may be Hooked ,riih Deccpiire Bait

Fish may be Hooked Nth Decepiire Bait
TO CATCH AND GULL CUSTOMERS,
.SW
DIAPERS Of pins which cost and cents, FOR
n aud 6 cents.
Tapes that cost 4 and cents, for 2 and 4 cts.
Ribbons which cost and o cents, for 2 and
cents.
Three skeins Of cotton for 2 cents, being under
cost, and all other small articles under their cost
you will thus prepare the minds Of your custo-
ncrs for paying any price Sc, upon other Goods.
To close hrs private accounts, TILLEY is
very ANXIOUS tnay Ia
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" r. MOVAEI.

I'd A. POTTER informs his customers and
4 the public, that he has removed on
Cheap side, next door above NSweet's, where
he offers complete assortment Of Dry
Goods.
lie also invites the public to give him a
cal, and examine for themselves, as he gives
as large bundles for little money as any of
his neighbors. (may ii
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March 10, 1895.
WIN. G. COZZENS & CO.

WIN. c. COZZENS e. co.
ED ESpECTFUi.I.Y inform their customers
Il . and the public generally, that they ave no W
getting in their SPRING supply ofNEW Goods,
and invite them to call and examine their assort-
mcnt. They opened yesterday 22 pack ages oE
Domestic Goods Of every description, and few
rich style London Prints, will, some other desira-
bic articles
Also, added TO their Carpet Ware Room,
A splendid assortment entire NEW patterns. Of
superfne and 6ne Ingram and Damssk venitian
floor Carpeting- striped and dan'ssk Ve-
nitian stan do Brusses and tuGed Hearth rugs,
&c &C., all which they their customers
shall he offered on the most favorable and accom-
modating terms for cash or approved credit.
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Figinia.--The Richmond Wing says
there have been elected to the house of Del
egates, 62 Van Buren men, 53 Wings, and
Z White men. Total 62 Van Buren men, 60
Anti-Van Buren. Twelve members not yet
heard from. These being added, the wings
anticipate tie in the House of Delegates,
viz: 81 Van Buren men; and 67 Anti Van
Buren,;
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Three doors from 7hames-street, on Ban

/
ister's Uha,J,
vu,IIE subscribers have been induced 10
y establish their business in Newport, and
trust they will be patrohized by the nhabi-
tants Of the town and vicinity generally
They will keep constantly on hand, Italian
and American Marble, suitable for mantlo
pieces and Monuments, also Dover marble
Tor tomb and head stones; Quincy Slate do,
common slate do, Connecticut free stone for
steps, platforms, hearths, jambs, and UNDER
lpnnlng. Likewise soap-stone fire places,
and soap-stone for all the general uses COM
monty called for at n StoDe-Cutters Estab-
lishment; Jersey free stone, and las soon as
convenientl curb and flag stone-all ofwhch
they intend 10 sell ms low as can be pUrchas-
ed in New England, Of as good quality Of
stock and workmanship.
FRANKLIN COOLEY, SCo.
Newport, Oct III, ls34.-lOl6
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acts and services which, in the judg-
ment of his political opponents, were TO
sink him forever as faithful public SER
want. We have seen all this accomplish
ed by the efforts and sacrifices Of those
patriotic public characters, who know
how to establish the strongest title to
our gratitude, by manluIly foregoing all
individual qualification, where it can in
the least degree conflict with any object
of the public veal. Let the conduct of
such men, 1--WE cannot too often repeat it,
be ever warm in the recollection Of ev-
cry true hearted WING.
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The second No. of Geoffrey Crayon's Mis-
celany, will treat of Abbotsford and New
stead Abbey and as Mr.. Irving has had al
most unequaled facilities for attaining an in
innate knowledge Of the character and pur-
suits of Scott and Byron, the public may an
tcipate a narrative of great interest. The
refined taste and polished mind of Mr. Irving,
peculiarly qualify him to adorn literary histo-
ry. The volume has been received by
Mcssrs. Carey, Lea 8. Blanchard, and is now
ia tho press.-[ Phil. Gdz.
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WOOL CARDING, AND
CLOTH DRESSING,

vx>tlE subscribers have entered into Co. partner
u ship in business, under the firm of
GOULD & DURFEE,
And respectfully inform their friends the public,
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth. be-
longing to Clarke, where they will hereafter card
into rolls, sheep wool Of all grades-spin yarn
manufacture cloth ON shares or contract.-Also,
color and dress woOllen cloths, real indigo blue,
and all other colors-color and dress garments;-
color yarn for carpets, &c sc, all which shall be
done speedily, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. Thomas GOULD,
ISAAC L. DURFEE.
N. B. Articles intended to be sent to them may
be left with Sanford Amy ,LittIe-C Compton, - Geo
Almy or VIM. Almy, 1iver,on,-Wn. Pearse or
J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry, Underwood Carr, Job
Sherman, Edward Stanbope, or Benz. II. Will
bor, broad-st'rt Newport. .-Durfee' Inn, Ports
mouth, or AT their Mandatory.
Portsmouth, march Goth, 1885.
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DR.. T. p. MOORE
NEW GOODS.

A fresh supply Of new and sessonsbe
"A GOODS, is just received and for sale
cheap, by JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
April 9th, 1887.
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Piano FOR SALE.

TIvT,VV r OH S.TLE.
u UST received direct fiom New York, by the
81 subscriber, very splendid German Piano
the upper half is strung like Grand Piano, its
compass is 2 notes higher than an ordinary piano,
il is constructed on the Patent German Double
Back action principle, and is in every way most
perfect instrument. Please call and examine.
WIN. S. VOSE.
Nav IAth-1w w
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Election in Albany Notwithstanding re-
cent law Of the Legislature of New-York, by
which the lines Of the wards Of Albany have
been altered, in manner which was consid-
cred likely to prove unfavorable to the Wing
cause, the charter election in that city has
resulted in the choice often Wing, and irne
Jackson members of the Common Council
I'm the second ward, there is tie.
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DOMESTIC GOODS,

OfMe best q,taiay-such as
icKINGs-heavy bro cotton sheetings. white
do-twiiled blue stripes, stout blue jeans,
beaverteens, apron chex, cotton drilling. knitting
cotton, cotton warp, cotton and wool 'fannri,
Canton flannel, &c. will he found cheap ut tin,
store of JOHN y. TOW NSEND.
ina, IA
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THE MUSICAL LIBRARY.

hE WI u OiCAL LIDH.Tu
DARTs IL, & IL, with the Suppenents,-
a being the first Parts Of the second volume of
this re,y cheap work are received for subscribers.
and for sale. Price. only 3S cents, for SO pages
Of select Piano Forte music, vocal and instrument
tai.
Those who wish to commence taking this popu-
lar work with the second volume are requested to
apply Immediately, to ensure a regular supply Of
the parts liom London.
Newport, May l4th. w. CALLAHAN,
General Periodical Agent
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UMBRELLAS.

N ham UMBRELLAs, for sale very low
may 6 BY T.. +. NEWTON
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bF We understand that a GRAND
WING SALUTE of 100 Guns

will be fired THIS Day, AT ~ O'clock,
from Washington Square, in honor ofthe
success Of the Wing Prox for General
Officers, and Of the reelection Of the
Hon. NEHEMIAH r. KNIGHT to
the U. S. Senate. Arrangements are al
SO in progress, we understand, for an H.
Elimination ofthe State House in the eve
ming.
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could be heard until the Right Hon. Minister
take the step which he had felt himself COM
pel!ed to adopt in laying the resignation of
the cabinet at the feet Of his majesty, in con-
sequence of the cordial support he had re.
ceivcd from the King, and the confidence re-
posed in his political views by IA great party
in the House.
! But booking to the little progress made in
public business since the commencement of
the session, and especially to the votes upon
the Irish Church, concluding with that of the
preceding night, he had felt, and his col
leagues unanimously joined him in opinion,
that they could not carry on the government
with advantage to the country. The Right
! Hon. Baronet, in conclusion, recommended
an.ad djournment until Monday, to give time
for making new arrangements, which was
adopted, with the understanding that a meet
ing for all election case should take place on
the following day. Sir Robert left the House
Immediately afterwards, and was received by
the assembled crowd, with loud cheers. The
Right Hon. gentleman appeared in excellent
spirits, and was followed by vast number of
persons to the Home Office, in Downing st.,
by whom he was repeatedly cheered.
The political circles in London give the
following list Of the new Cabinet:
First Lord Of the Treasury, Viscount Mel
bourne.
Foreign Secretary Lord John Russell.
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.. Spring
Rice.
Home Department, Lord Duncannon.
| Colonial Secretary, Mr. Ellice.
| Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Lord Null
grave.
Secretary, Sir John Cam Hobhouse.
Board of Trade, Mr. Warburton.
Lord Chancellor, Mr. Bickersteth.
| Woods and Forests, Mr. Littleton.
Great exertions were making by the
friends Of Sir Robert Peel and the Con-
servative party throughout the Kingdom,
to induce the King to retain his Minis"
ters. Later accounts, however, state
that Earl Grey had been sent for by his
Majesty to form an administration; and
little doubt remained that the old Wing
Ministers, with either Lord Melbourne,
or Lord Grey at their head, would soon
be re-in-staled in power. In no event,
WOuiu VIC SHuUCcl-
or Brougham be permitted to occupy a
place in the Cabinet.
PORTUGAL.
Death Of Prince augustus.
The intelligence from Lisbon furnish
es the melancholy account Of the death
of Prince Augustus dc Leuchtenberg,
husband to the young Queen, Donna
Maria. The young Prince died of the
quinsy, after few days illness, univer-
sally lamented. His remains were to
be deposited by the side Of Dom Pedro's
ashes 10 the royal vault Of San Vine cente
de Pera, Oporto. The idea Of poison
is secuted by the most intelligent cor
respondents olthe London press. Prince
Augustus was the son Of Eugene Beau
harno;s, Napoleon's son in law, the GEL
ebrated Vice Roy of Italy. The widow
ed Qneen is only sixteen years old. The
Duke dc Terceira succeeds the Prince
as Commander in Chief, aad is said to
TO be very popular.
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CU.4ROLl.N-.S NOTICE.

VHNiiE subscriber having been appointed Gunr-
n dian TO the persons and estate'of William
Field. and Thomas Field, n,inois Of Portsmouth,
hereby gives notice that he has accepted said
trust, and given bonds the law directs. lie
therefore requests all persons to govern themselves
accordingly J. H. COGGESHALI.,
Portsmouth, May 8, Is35.-li4l Guard'n
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N EW-YORK MIRRORS Subscribers will
~ please call for their numbers at w. Calu-
hans Book Store. w. ID. CALLAHAN, Agent
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THE PENNY .MAGaZI.NE FOR

: 4 IH 9sVsV sN9I IU91 L1sVC ON
1885.
EDhRT4 As, being The first part Of volume 4 for
Il January 1885 will be received in few days !;
those who wish to commence with the volume
will please leave their names with the subscriber
Terms, s so for IL monthly parts if paid for as
taken. .Lj-If charged, l3a cents per part.
w. CALLAHAN,
General Agent for Periodicals. Newport
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lT hCES.-A handsome assortment of nice
4 thread edcings---.also muslin edgings
and Insertings, for sale by
,.,sy q WV. +. HALL,
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FIRG--Dco'h # Fire Persons AT
two O'clock, this morning, a fire broke
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MARINE
LIST.
PORT OF NEW POR II,
ENTER

ENTERED.
Steamer Veloz. Reynolds. Havana.
President, Bunker, New York.
Boston. Con,stock, New York.
Sch Maria, Small, Boston.
Sloop Hero, Read, New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Veoz, Reynolds, Providence.
ARRIVALS.
Saturday, May 9-soop Admiral, Smith, from
New London for Providence.
ll,h-sloop Express, Barlow, FIN New York
for Providence.
i2th--sch Caroline, shougs, from Bellas, for
New York.
AT Rio Janeiro, March 23d, ship Erie, Den
mis-, Of this port-put in in distress, and when
hove out for repairs, broke her mainmast
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AUCTIONS.

O.FMO.ND.aY the 1st day OF June, will be-
sold at auction on the premises
ZgA The Old Meeting House Belong
ls::m longing to the 81 Baptist Society
~ tins town. Possession to BIZ
given en Monday, the 9TH day of Sept. next.
Conditions AT rin.e and place of snle.
WIN, Lowe, auct'r.
may q