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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-12
Pupxrc sAxu.

VIE subscriber executor OF the Estas1
d Of James f. Forman, deed will ole
OF Public Sale, al the late residence 0
the deceased. at the mouth Of Opequoi
Creek on Friday the 10th day Of Novem
oer' all the personal property of said For
man, consisting Of
Work Horses, one Southern Eclipse
Col, mich Cors, fat and stock cat.
lie, a large stock Of Hogs, Wagons,
! cart, Horse gears, Ploughs 2 pair
9grain Ladders, about 1000 bushels
Of Corn, so ions Of Plaster ground &,
in stone, and many other articles too
tedious TO Mention.
TERMs.-OD all sums of 5 dollars and
upwards a credit Of nine months will be
given, upon the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. except the Corn
and Fat Cattle which will be sold Tor cash
and all sums under 5 dollars, the cash
must be paid. but no part OF the property
to be removed until the terms Of sale are
complied with.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
Executor.
November 4 I2Q5-t
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SHERWOOD SEMINARY.

E'HE subscriber proposes opening 8
SELECT FEMAEE SEMINARY, at his
residence in Martinsburg on Monday, the
I'd OF November next. Every branch Of
useful learning and polite literature will be
taught on The most modern and approved
systems. Young Ladies at any stage oil
their education viii be received.
The following branches will be taught
! WAITING. READING s. ARrrHaErIc
2 EsGLIsH GRAMMAR, AND ORrHoe
RAPHY.
5 GEOGRAPHY, ANCIENT s. MopERN.
q HIsToRy. Ancient & MODERN.
5 P%HLosopHY, NATURAL, MENTAL, s.
Moral.
6 CHEMISTRY.
Bellies IETrREs on RHEroRic.
3 COMPOSITION.
The above will constitute a regular
course Of study. But if required MArH
EAATIcKs. ASTRONOMY. the LATIN, GREEK
and GERMAN Languages will also be
taught.
Recitation hours from 10 10 8, p. Nj.
Tuition, 5 dollars per quarter.
X. WElSER.
October 90, IS35-r
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VALUABLE RIVER FARM. IN
EEzsUErsEy COUNTY.

0- =
WfE subscriber will uffer Far sale 10
n the highest bidder. al public auet,oo
on the premises, the valuable farm 81 ~
Potomac River belonging Ia The estate
Emanuel Eversole. deceased and na,v 81
The occupancy Of VIM. Pendleton. En-
! his land adjuins the land of Jacob Seiq
bert and r. P~endleion-and is supposed
TO contain $40 ACRES, Of this aboa, $50
Is cleared land, at least 100 acres of Poso.
mac Iow grounds. The urland il strong
Limestone land, andihe timber is remar.
eaoie iine. The improvements are a good
stone DWELLING HOUSE. and stone
Kitchen. a Barn. (noi very goodj 4 W ell
OF water before the door, and a never fail
ing stream running through the land The
Mali ant mill seat is not included in the
safe. inasmueh as IL ia at present ,opped
~ the back water Of the upper dam oftha
lanai company. The subscriber intends
having a survey of the estate before The
dsy Of safe. 80 that the exact quantity Of
iand noy he known by the bidders. This
ianu y sold under the provisions OF f..nsn-
vel E.versole's will. The title il iuaispuia
bic. and the farm IL one of the mos, elis;.
tle IN this section OF the country, living a.
u does upon the Canal. and being Of sucb
adasirahie g,,aliiy. The sale will take
place IN the premises or Timsdsv the
i2m Of Norsmhcr. 1886 The terms az
sale viii leave The purchaser the option of
paying ore bird on the Ist Of April, 1886
hen the purchaser can get possession of
The hand. and the balance Of The purchase
money % I've equal annual payments, OF
one hall on the iifsi 81 April. 1886. and
ne residue Of the price IN three equal an-
nuai payments, in either case. no interest
70 he paid on the deferred payments until
the days of payment
The purchaser viii be required 10 sc-
cure these by a mortgage or deed of trust
upon the premises. This property viii
he shewn 70 any one disposed To examins
y ny Dir, WIN Pendlcton living On ihe
,a'd, or BY The subscriber, residing near
Parks Gap
HENRY ] SElBERT, .adm.r
de donis non ,eiM The ,riH annexed Of
Emanuel Eptvsoie, deed.
Sept ~. lS35-ts
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~REGiMENTAr d f

REGfMENTAt CaDERS.
IFEsHE Bs,ialien Court of Enquiry 70,
y the ist Battalion Of The 9Th Reg.
ment. will be held at Capt Bailey n
Hedges. at iiedgesville. on Ihusde, The
~ OF November. The Battalion Court
Of Enquiry, tor the ed battalion VIII lie
hell Al MIR. John 4 Vapmcfte's Tavern
DsrkesyiIie, on Friday. the 18th day Of
November. The Regimental Court d
Enquiry for the 9Th Regiment will be
held at the Globe Tavern, Martinsburg
on Saturday the 18th day Of November =
The members Of the aforesaid several
courts will appear in full unifo,m The
Commandments Of companies are particular
ly requested TO hold elections for officers
TO bill their respective companies, At their
next company muster., and sbew me
their certificates of elections Ut the Regi-
menial court Of Enquiry. that The CON
missions may be Sent cor by our delegates
to The general assembly. Commandments
OF Baitallions who have certified 10 The
Governor for commissions and fail TO re-.
ceive them, will certify again al the same
time. JACOB MYERS. Col
67h Regiment q. nj.
October /, 1886. I'D.
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vxNGrrsrA:-Berkelcy County Cont. oc.

County Cont. DC.
,obcr term 1886.
lFHSflE Court taking into consideration
n the act Of the last session Of the &c
neral Assembly, restricting the assessment
10 be made upon The timetables oil the
county 10 so cents upon each annually
and authorizing an assessment upon TIE
Lands, Slaves, &c. Of the county, provi
ded that the amount Of such assessment
shall not exceed 80 per cenfum Of the a
mount levied thereon, and payable into
the public treasury. and believing tina,
these limitations operate injuripusIy upo,
the interests Of the cou.tty. Ii is ordered
that a petition he presented 10 the Gene
raj Assembly al IFS next session on behalf
OF this court, praying that a law may b,
passed repeating the limitation upon IL
power Of the Court ss TO the assessment
upon lands, slaves. or If that be not dec
med expedient. upon asccrtaining til,
sense Of the county upon the subject, tha
the law of the last session be repealed al
together. And for the purpose Of ascer
tanning such sense, II is ordered that a CO
nv Of this order be published in the news
papers OF the county.
A Copy.--Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, G. b G.
October I5, 1SS5-tf
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CAREY LIBRARY
CHOICE LITERATURE

TO say that this is a reading age, implies a de.
sire for instruction, and the means 10 crafty
that desire. On the first point, all are agreed
on the second there is diversity both Of opinion
and OF practice. We have newspapers, maya.
zines, reviews, in fne. pamphlets OF all sizes,
on nearly all subjects, which have severally
the ir classes Of readers and supporters. And yet,
.copious as are these means Of Intellectual supply,
more are still needed. 10 addition to the re-
views OF the day, and passing notices Of books.
the people, in large numbers, IN all paris Of our
great republic, crave the possession Of the books
themselves, and details, beyond mere passing al
fusion, Of the progress Of discovery in art and
science. But though it be easy 10 ascertain and
express their wants, it is not easy TO crafty
them. Expense, distance from the emporium o
literature. engrosslng occupations which prevent
personal application or even messages 10 libra.
ries and booksellers, are so many causes TO keep
people away from the feast Of reason, and the
enjoyment OF the coveted literary aliment. II is
the aim Of the publishers of the Library to obvi-
ate these difficulties, and to enable every indi-
vIduai, al = small cost, and without any personal
effort, to obtain Tor his own use aud that of his
favored friends or family, valuable works, com
plete, on all the branches Of useful aud popular
literature, and that in a form well adapted TO the
comfort Of the reader.
The charm Of variety, as far as is compatible
with morality and good taste, will be held con-
stanfly in view IN conducting the Library, 90 fill
the pages OF which the current literature or Great
Britain, 10 all Its various departments OF Blogra-
ply, History, Travels, Novels, and Poetry, shall
be freely put under contribution. With, per.
chance, occasional exceptions, il is intended "a
give entire the work which shall be selected foi
publication. When circumstances authorize the
measure, recourse will be had 10 the literary
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-12
VALUABLE FARM
- ~ xa ~

- 81 As ~
fHNtiF subscriber wishing u remove 10
HE western country oilers Tor sale 4
valuable farm lying about four miles from
Martinsh'frg on the road 20 Shepherds.
own Ibis farm consists ofabont seventy
two acres and 4 half Of first rate
LxErE IT o ~ u IAMD
IN a high state OF cultivation. The i'm.
p~rovemenis on il consist Of a ~.A
good Substantial Dwelling in sSs.&Y
which a tavern has been kept for ls..s
many years, q first rate stable $3.50
a good Blacksmith shop. There 10 an ex
cellcnt apple and peach orchard. on the
premises a never failing spring or first
rate water a few steps from tho door sup
plies the place at all seasons OF the year.
Pe'sons wishing TO purchase will do well
TO cad and view the premises when the
terms will be made known by The sub
seriber. HENRY DECK.
September 8. ls35-tf
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A Copy,-Teste.
JACOB RICHARD, c c.

CLrRK's OFFICE OF MoneAN County CoUnr. )
November 3, 1885. {
The parties to the above suit are here.
by notified that on Monday. the 18th day
Of January 1856, | shall attend here 10 o,
der to carry the above rcci,ed orders into
effect where and when tn ey are requested
to attend with their respective vouchers &
evidences they may have TO enable me
to perform the duties assigned by said or.
der. j REICHARD. Spee;aI Gems
November IL, l835-td
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PUBLIC SALE.


THE subscriber will offer at public sale
on Friday the 20ih inst, all her personal
property consisting Of Horses brood mares
and colts, mich cows. stock cattle, sheep
and hogs. Wagons, Horse gears, plouyhs
and Harrows, and farming implements Of
every description. One ten plate Stove, g.
pipe, one twenty. four hour clock, and eve.
ry variety of
HOUSEHOLD 81 KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
Also. a lot of excellent Timothy Hay, and
a quantity Of Grain in the Ground.
TERMs-on all sums Of s. and upwards
a credit Of six months will be given upon
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, on all sums under S. the cash
must be paid.
A quantity of Wheat. Rye, and Corn by
the bushel will be sold at the same time
for Cash only.
CATHARINE ROBINS.
November 5, l8S5-td
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stores OF Continental Europe, and tran.Iat,op.
made from French, Italian, or German. as the
case may be.
Whilst the body Of the work will be 4 reprint
or At times a translation Of entire Volumes The
cover will exhibit the misce laneoas rhar.rter N
a Magazine, and consist of sketches Of nen and
things, and notices Of novels in literature and ,he
arts, throughout the civilized world. A full ard
regular supply OF the literary monthiv and heb.
domadal journals Of Great Britain aad ireland, Ia
addition 70 home periodicals OF a similar charac-
ter, cannot faii to provide ample materials for
this part Of our work.
The resources and extensive corrcsennaenr.
OF the publishers, are the best guarantee for the
continuance OF the enterprise 10 which they are
now about to embark, as we'll as for the aband.
ance OF the materials 10 give il value in the eyes
Of the public. As far as judicious selection and
arrangements are concerned, readers will, Il is
hoped, have reason TO be fully satisfied, as the
editor Of the Library is not a stranger 10 them.
but has more than once obtained their favorable
sustrnges for his past literary efforts,
G5sTERMs.-The work will be published in
weekly numbers, in stitched covers, each mum
Der containing fscenfy Imperial octave pages,
with double columns, making firo rolumes anna.
ally OF more than fire hundred and t,cenfv octa-
70 Pages, each Uosaine aud at the expiration OF
every six months, subscribers will be furnished
with q handsome title page and table Of contents.
The whole amount OF matter furnished in a single
year will be equal to more than forty rolumes Of
the common sized English duodccimo books, the
cost Of whichrwill be at lcas, ten times the price
Of wears absorption TO the ; Library The
paper upon which the Library will be printed,
will be Of the finest quality used FIR book work,
and Of a size admirably adopted for binding. AS
the type will be entirely new, and Of a neat ap.
pearance, each volume. when bound, will fur.
nish a handsome, as well as a valuable, and not
cumbrous addition to the libraries Of those who
patronize the work.
The price Of the Library will be FIRE dollars
per anauia. payable in ads ance.
A commission OF 20 per ceut. wiz be allowed
TO agents and any agent. or postmaster, furnish
ing five subscribers aud remiiting the Amount Of
subscription, shall be entitled 90 the commission
OF 20 per cent. or a copy ofthe work for one year.
A specimen of the work. or any Information
respecting il may be obtained by addressing the
publishers post paid.
f. L. CAREY & A. HART.
PHILADELPHIA. October On. lS35.
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vxRGINxA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of law and chancery for Morgan county Octo-
Der Term, 1885.
Isaac Dawson, executor OF Abraham Dawson.
decd, who was executor Of Thomas Williams,
decd. Complainant.
Gasaway Cross, William Nicely, and the heirs
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on 10 be heard thi,
esd day of October, 1885, upon The bill
answers, and exhibits, and the report Of
Commissions Reichard, and executions
fitted 10 said report, and was argued by
counsel, ~wherenpon it is adjudged, order
ed f. decreed that the same be recommit
ted to Commissioner Reichard with ia
structions.
LIST To state and settle the account Of
Abraham Dawson g. William Nicely, a.
Executors of Thomas Williams deceased.
I'd Io state an account Of the said ex-
ecutors with all the distributes Of said
Thomas Williams deed exhibiting the
various payments made 10 said distribu-
tees, and the balance, if any, due 10 them
or to the Executors. The said Commits
sloner in stating the above accounts is
TO take the settlement made in the county
court Of Hampshire on the 18th day OF
March, 1926, as the basis of his settle
ment except, so far as the same may be
discharged and falsified by evidence ex
hIbited before him ; and to allow such
additional payments, since the date of
that settlement as may be sustained hy
satisfactory testimony. And the Com'r
in making distribution amongst the child
rem is to apportion the moneys arising
from the sales Of the personal property
equally among all the children Of ihos.
Williams, decd except where any per
sonal property has beea bcqueathed by the
will OF said Williams decd.
Sdly The commissioner is directed 10
state & settle the amount of Israel Daw
son as executor of Abram Dawson decd
SO far as the same is connected with the
estate Of Iho's Williams decd,
4thly The said commissioners is further
directed to report the amount of person
al property, purchased by Gassaway Gross
of the executors Of This Williams. decd
and which remains unpaid for by him
together with any other matters deemed
pertinent by himself or which any of the
parties may require to have stated and to
make his report 10 time for a decree at
the next Court.
A Copy,-Teste,
Arab
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GENERAL COMMISSION AND
FoRw ARDING HOUSE.
G o w N, d. @

OK " N u ~ 4 w N d. G.
fHSHE Subscriber has opened a House
d in Water Street, Georgetown, for
the purpose of a General Commission and
forwarding business.
FLOUR s. GRAIN. with other pro.
ducts Of the country viii be received and
sold from the store, or shipped to any other
market the owner may wish,
The owners Of produce who may favor
the subscriber with their business, ,ciu Sc
cure TO themselves all The advantages Of any
rise IN the markets.; as he does not intend
to become a purchaser on his own ac
count, but will at all times use his best eff
forts to promote the interests Of those who
may c~onsisn 10 bis House. Thus by pay
ing a very moderate commission, The Far
mer and the Miller may place their pro
duce IN the market TO as great advantage,
as u they were To rent a House for that
purpose. The subscriber ~flaiters himself
that his general know ledge OF the purcha
sers Of Flour, both retailers and Bakers.
in the District will enable him TO do quite
as we'll, If not better, for the Farmer and
Miller, IN the way ofprices. than those do
who buy from them to sell again. Liber
al advances will be made on Flour when
IN store.
GROCERIES. FISH, PLASTER,
and other articles that may he ordered
will be selected and purchased with the
greatest attention, both as TO quality and
price, and all descriptions Of Goods from
other markets designed for Canal trans
portation. and articles going to other mar
kets will be received and forw arded, AT q
moderate commission. .
SAM'L MCKINNEY.
October %, lS35-4w
REFERENCES.
ALEX STEPHEN, Esq, Martinsburg.
GEN. GEoReE Rusr, H~arpersfe,rs.
Benz. L. TowNER, Esq .Shephetd sto,cn
HoRATIo McPHERsoN. Esq. ! Wiliams
G.. A. WAKEFIELD Of A. Esq.S Port
GEN. WALTER SMirH.2
Col. JOHN |. STULL, Georgetown
WINS NICHOLS, Esq.1 ID e..
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VlSGINIA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chaacery for Berkeley County
October 2, 1885.
Baker Tapscott riff.
against
James H. Mackey, &c. def.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE All persons having claims
IN against the estate of Ruth Mackey
deceased. will present them 10 me at my
Office in Martinsburs on or before the Is,
OF February next. together with al! suct
evidence as may be required to enable me
TO audit and report them to the next tern
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ane
Chancery for Berkeley County. agreeabl,
TO All order made in the above cause at the
last term
SEAMANS GARARD, CON-
November 5, 1S35-td
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending 10 remove "a
the west in the spring. will offer at public
sale on Thursday the I2th day Of Novem
her, without reserve, his entire stock con.
sisting Of
II o Il s a q II o NJ A II
AND COLTS,
Mich cows, some fat Cattle, Sheen. 50
head OF hogs, some Of them fat, farming
utensils, n wagon one cart, ploughs and
harrows, Household and Kitchen Furni
sare, comprising a variety unnecessary to
~pariicnlar'ze, Beds, Bedsieads, Chairs
Mahogany tables. one mahogany bureau
one % hour Clock, a quantity ofTimotby
and clover hay. and a lot of
coRN BX THE RUsgEx.
TERMS on all sums Of So and upward,
"a credit Of six months will be given upor
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. on all sums under SIS the cast
must be paid.
The Hogs. Fat Cattle, Corn, and Hay
will be sold for cash.
JACOB VAN METRE. Jun.
November 5, 1885.
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November 5, iss5-ts

NOTICE Persons who have claims
IN against the Estate OF James +. For.
man. decd, are requested TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement: and
those who are indebted TO said estate, are
requested TO make immediate paymen ut, as
no indulgence will be given.
w kROESEN, Ear.
November s, 1886.
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New Establishment
FoRv ARDING & COMMISSION
II . e.

LO A. ~ n CIV N -. O..
EHAVING taken a large and convenient
NE Warehouse add Wharf, situated on
Water Street. two doors above Mir. w.
Smoot's. Georgetown, ID q. for the rur
pose of transacting a general Commission
Business. IN the sale and forwarding OF
Flour, Whiskey. Gram, Pork. Bacon, &
other country produce. and purchase OF
Plaster, Fish, Salt. Groceries, &c., we
shall he pleased 10 attend 10 business in
our Hue Tor any person who may chuusc
10 command our services
As our success must depend upon IN.
dastry and the satisfaction we may be a.
bic 10 render 10 those who intrusI us viii
their business u is scarcely necessary Ia
assure the public that we will cndcavof Ia
merit their patronage.
HOGMiRE s. COMPTON.
October Is, 1855.
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VIRGINIA GAZETTEER Wanted
several industrious and respectable
.dgenls, 10 take subscriptions to the above
work. A very liberal per c~entageswill b,
allowed to responsible persons.
Enquire at this office: or a line address
ed to JOSEPH MARTIN or VIM ToMpKINs
Charlottesville, Aloemarie county, viii BE-
Immediately attended TO.
PUBLISHERS.
Nov. 3. tSa5
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SIXTH YEAR OF
Il u % Z

PHiLA pELPHIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Of Literature, Fashions, and Portraits.
TIE LADY'S book vas The first publication
IN this country 10 introduce and peri, 6, q
taste Tor CoLouRrp rLATEs OF THE FASHIONS;
and the universal popularity which the book Oh
tanned, with the aid Of these beautiful and costly
embellishments, although they appeared every
Quarter only, was unprecedented aud unexam-
pied The Publisher, cmboldencd by his long
experience, and the success which has crowned
his former efforts TO s~igualize his work, intends,
with the coming v~olunes, 10 INTRODUCES alternate.
iy every other month, in the course Of the year,
SIX splendid plates of the Fashions, snperbIy co.
Toured. The engravings. will be copied from
original designs, prepared expressly for that Iur-
pose thereby furnishing the patrons OF the work
with correct aud constant information OF the latest
aud most approved styles for ladies' dresses, "a
they come out. This arrangement will mareri.
ally advance the value aud beauty IL his work
and although il will add considerably to the pub
lfsher's heavy OUTLAWS he trusts with confidence
to the literally Of discerning public for future
remuneration, corresponding with his e~x.rtions
and dnrelaxing efforts to keep pace with the "a
pld progress Of the improvements Of the age
The following is the order which will be adopt-
cd for the embellishments Of the Lady's Book for
lS36. viz
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V1EGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and chanccry for Berkeley County
October Z, 1885.
James Forman's Admir- Milf.
dgainst
Nancy Forman and others dSfs.
IN CHANCERY.
NOF1CE-Ali persons having claims
AV against the estate of James Forman
deceased. will present them to me at my
office in Martinsburg on or before the Isl
day of February next, together with all
such evidence AS may be required to auth
|enticate THEM, in order that | may audit
and report them to the next term OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for Berkeley County.
SEAMANS GARARD, Con-.
November 5, lS35-td
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WANTED We want to purchase
w and will pay the highest market
price in Cash. for Rye, Corn, Oats. Flax
seed SC 10 be delivered in M~artinsburg
or at the river.
We will also take Butter, Eggs. Tai
low. Beeswax, Rags, and almost every
article Of country produce. in exchange
for goods. j. w. BOYD s. Co.
October 90
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III I'd u g., n g. A zr

II ID Is, SKIM s & p Z.
THE subscribers having entered into
partnership in the tanning business at the
Tan Yard recently occupied by Welcome
f.. Sprinkle, will pay the highest cash
price for Hides. Skins and Bark, delivered
at the Tan Yard. or the Saddler Shop OIL
q. ID. Wolff, MaItinsburg.
JACOB MYERS,
&. ID. WOLFF,
October 90, l835-tf