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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

The following remarkable paragraph is from a
Pari, paper:
The English bali which struck Xumaacarrceu,
whom IN" spanish balls spared discovers the fatal
hand which Is the secret cause Of all the revolutions.
II IS tl1l, hand which displayed itself ON the first
day ot the crisis Of July, by striking the spark
which hindlcd civil war IN the bosom of the cap-
tai The genius Of Great Britain has famed the
flame oil dlseord III the first revolution, and MS
tanned the destructive party which overthrow the
monarchy and covered France with ruins. Enp
land II was that originated the Internal Machine 10
explode IA the mosl popalous part of PARIS. At
all periods, in all countries, whatever part, govern
IN London, we are sure 10 find IN the Enellsh >pi-
lit the principle Of avery calamity. That peace
may be restored 10 the world il is necessary that
this eHll-dlsPoscd State should he deprived OF the
power of dong harm but this result cannot be OBJ
lained until France has rceained the position in
Europe which PROVIDENCE has IN store for her.
Ga>ctic dr Trance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

THE GR,rs OF LpuIsrANA-The Louisiana
Advertiser of the lth inst say>--" The weather
has continued now, for upwards Of two months, so
unsettled, that We fear greatly for the coffee and
explanations 1.-THE crops promised well the begin
Ming ollhc season. but mtterly, sorry to say
the accounts from all quarters concur in representing
the prospects very niayorable. The cotton will
hardly produce more than halt what was expected
from it, and the canes in low situations have COM
menccd rottng. Cotton will, in all probability,
bear very hgh price before long, another fort
night, or al lartbc,t month"; will decide the ques-
onoithe produce oftae crop-those who hold cotton
hadbcttcl hcepit until is asccr.aned how great the
difficulty will be. They will undoubtedly be woll
paid for thcir prudence"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
TO george :. Diu4dd, Htfphe" =. Diag"id,
Georgc Z. DiugnP, flames D'"g"d, Samp-
san Uinouid. GcoEc Christian and Rcbecca


Christian:
UNAkE notice. that shall on die Bid day OF sep
ten,ber next At lid house of RawlelgA Chiffon,
:; ,l,e county of Camucll aud State of Virginia, be
tween sun rise and SUI set of that day, proceed To
t,e deposition of Washington Hunter and others,
and shall continue iahIy the same tor two days.
5,alI also ON the 9Th IL of the same month, at the
lanse of Wilson IIix.n the town of Bent Creek,
d state aforesaid priced to akethc deposition of
Wilton, CIicI, and otlrs. and shall continue the
i i'm, the same for twolays; all of which dePosi-
,; arc INTENDED 10 beead as evidence in a suit III
chanccry, now dePendiAl the circuit superior court
! Of law and chaucery. toihe county of Buckingham.
!, ,hich am plaintiff, I'll you are defendants.
" Nnurs rcspcctv,
WILLIAM WALTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
DR.. RELIES AsTEEMAnxc pxEzs

and little attention TO their timely administration,
rl usually ensure mitigation OF these disorders,
Ind gcnGyally effect cure. The Pills are also an cas-,
Ind cl,clua remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the asthma and consnnlPlon For
colds, coughs difficulty of breathing, tiehtncss and
,irict,res across the chest, Wheeling, pam in the
hide splitting of blood, &c Few cases can occur of
ANY of this class of disorders in which the puchas-
Of Dr. Relies Pills will not find rich return for
their 1rlmg expenditure. Pncc-wholc boxes, 30
Pills Il half do. II Pills, 30 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
GERM AN
e., ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS.

IUsTRECEINED,- an assortment ol TINS at'c'e
of superior quality and for sale low at the S.o''
OF the subscfher. ROBERT hi LII
April IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
Assy EesTESsINEa.N'a'.
10 he .isthmafic and ConsvmPtirc

To NJ -I'THH7IT ITV VV7SVWTIII
syIIIlE most prevalent and fatal Of all the disease
/ incident 10 civilized socirtv-thc ConslunptIou
NAV general, be traced to the least alarming of dl,
orders slight but neglected cold by estimation
IN ,ppcaf,. ;ha 5e hundred and fifty thousand per
Sons die annually Of the consumption Most OF
these dreadful results may be attributed To common
s,olds and a negligent treatment of the harrassiuo
rourh that generally cnsucs which is usually follow
81 b, difficult breathing, pain in the side, and at last
4 Dceraed Lungs. Violent and repeated Astlmaic
attacks ao bring ON consunptlyc symptoms. One OF
L.. ,Il1r. ..Nnnnlnl IN The nlIrrh lSn M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

June /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
400 DOLLARS REWARD.

u AN away from the subscriber on the
u y 9Th instant, = mulatto man named
TARf.ToS, about &c years old, Eve feet
) or 10 inches high, stout made, long bushy
hair. rather nesby, end Of bioated sppear.
anee probably has scar on the outsiie Of his
len leg little above the ankle, occa.ioned by
cut with grading SC, the. Also, n similar
on~ on ooe Of his elbows. lie probably took
with him n blue cassineu coat and psnia-
looms, new Burlsp roundabout, drab ca.,iuet
great coat with cape black fur hat, and SUI
day shoes. Also, on the 30th Of June last, q
dark mG.atto boy, (nearly black,) named
JOE, about 10 years OF age, 5 feet 6 or 10
inches high. very down look when spoken
10 or speaking has large lips and speaks very
thick. Had on, when he started, o Durlap
shirt and pan,aloons, IN old " ite fur hat, and
sunday shoes, but u,ay have obtained other
clothing. lie is probably with Tarlton.
will give the above reward for both, and
5000 for either IL taken out Of the State OF
Virginia 500 if taken in the state and out OF
the county Of Frederick; or $50 if taken in
the county, and secured, in either case, 50
that get them ssain.
LEWIS NELL.
Near Daitleiowh, July ., 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Wan Do suhtest TO eufy
ONE REAL Desc ASE,
That II,
The Inlpurity Ofthc Blood /,

fIom whence springs every complaint that can
possibly ssssii his con piic ated frame I'd ID al
Il Is the perpetual struggle Of this vital. pure
stream Of life. (the gift Of Almighty po~er,)
to d..encumber itself Of its yiscous, scrbd
humors, W ith which IL has become eommixed,
through the negligence OF parents, or the
vicious, OF gormandizing Propensities Of US
all.
This valuable medicine. being composed
oaly Of vegetable matter, or medicinal be rbs,
and warranted on oath, Is containing not one
particle Of mercurial. mineral, or chemical
substances, (ail OF which arc uneongenial 10
the nature of man, and therefore destructive
Of the human frame) Is found 10 be perfectly
harmless to the most tender age, or weakest
frame, under every stage Of human suffering;
the most pleasant and benign In ia operation,
and, nj the same time, the most certain On
searching out the root Of every complaint,
however deep. and Of performing cure. that
was ever offered 10 the world. This Won
derful effect, too, is produced by the least
trouble to the patients, by merely swallow
ing q certain number Of pills. with the least
possible sensation OF pain. exhaustion Of
bodily strength, and without, the fear OF
catching cold, or attention 20 dress or diet, in
any way different from their accustomed ha-
bits.
The above for sale by
GEORGE HUMPHREYS, Chd,lcsto--r,
JOHN I. COOkUS, Shbherdsf7l-r.
II. LENERlNG. Hrpcrs-FSrTy.
WIN. LONG, .Nnhns5Hry.
HENRY T.. WARD. HIacAesse-.
X. G. SAUNDERS, Leesbury.
WEEKS Il IIt-TLETON, .tGdtEeSnr,
SHIELDS h DIXON. !Sdiru1-
JAS. w. PAINE, HGrTenfou.
Nov. 6, 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
sTeeO Goods.
TNNIE subcribers are now receiving and
Il opening an sdditiOnaI supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,
10 which thcy invite tie attention Of their sus-
toners and the public generally.
WM. &. LOCK & CO
CharlestOwn. May p, LAS.

VIRGINIA, To WI.
A. rules hoIea IN 49, CteTk's Oaiee oF Il.r CIR
cssii SuFerior COsrf of iav sd Cis.s.c~rv FOE
IshrTsoa Couldy, the 6rs 1icndsy ~ M1y.
1856
Crosse n. Real, PLaturrry.
AZ AINST
.Afdf gdrc BoaH ~ ksT s-rH NJ ~ asd a. srer-s-
f1E sf H-rcksah Ba1g d-c'L .4eranI-r
.gsAs-s 0sd Mus q he ~, .fsHs W
bslcb, .ifsffiisLI ~ Dsfsa, .sksaH n. PAGE
aaa H-lesi W lls eff, Jsis r. B,s.G. T'ssrs.
% " ~ az. Roscrf Burie aaf Hsrrs.s ..
NE ztfe, sl,af G;rlEa Tas'sr. DsSsr..
~ CHANCERY.
VENUE defendants Alexander Adams and
~ Msry a. kis sfe. N-iilis n Gl.an. Tb.s.
u. Bosli, sd Robe1s BuTke. ~ llsrviet 4. ~.
rtfrs ~ hsfirg esseFvf f;ssir srs---rs.s~. ed
gises scturliy sseuss'irg 70 thc 81 q assembly
ss,d tlsr Faies q ti,is sonft As.5 u spresrinE IS
s.fifsttory etiirsce 49, NY ere ~ iaislitsfts
a this conftry q - cFsi-rrd. T,.s ~ ssid
asfsad-sis Do sFPsnF Arrr o. a. Esuf Ssy a
de Hexi trrm md ~ ~ biil q tse tlaitsig
sd tist enpy q iis orisr - fosti.s ~ i.arrt-
~ in some ues s,slser Vsi3isi.cd b. Clsri-sosn,
~ tvo nouihs slerrssissiy. sssd trosica e Ne
trsf doof q TIE sotrt-isousr - fise s-id tsan a
Clsleaovs- 4 Cofy-Trsfr.
Nisy 81 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
NOTICE.

"A IL persons Indebted to the subscribers
IN are hereby notified, that all debts due
TO them must be paid on or before the Let
dsy Of August next, as the subscribers hay
ing disposed Of their stock Of Goods toMessrs.
Het9eoowsr & Slifer, and intend removing
10 the West, prompt payment Is absolutely
necessary. We feel under many obligations
10 our kind friends AID patrons for their past
favo:s- The business will still continue at
kabsetoWn, under the firm Of Msrmaduke &
ThomPsos until The 10th Of September next
siLAS MARMADUKE,
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
June l. IS35-tC-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

N Q. CoNRADT informs The ladies' OF
Elo Harpsn-Fsrry ssd its vieisisy. hat ,es
esrriss q The Mriipsry and Mantaa Makins
sssissss, 10 Bolivar. psxt door 10 DIR. Hsv-
dsss store, vhsrs che b prepared 10 sxseuts,
st the shortest notice. al knds Of fashion,-
bic military and Dsstoa mailing, viz Boa
nets Of all kisds, Csps and Turbsns, Ladies
Riding Habits saa Dresses, after The latest
city fashioes. She also Dsnafseturss and
keeps 90 hand. Elastic Brissls Frame Stocks.
Of the latest patterns, and Of every quality.
which will be sold BY the single STOCK. or 10
nsrchssts By the dozsn, On reasonable terms.
Stocks repaired ~ the shortest notice
April I6, Ie35-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Desirable Propersu

OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE.
kliiE subscriber intending To remove 10 the
- South West, oilers his residence for
sale. The lot fronts 90 feet on Washington
street, and runs back 372 feet. divided thus:
the gard on which the house stands il % by
III feet, and the garden 20l by 90, in excel
lent order; and the Let contains al. kinds Of
select fruit Tor nearly So that can be named;
together with shrubs, &c. &c. The yard
and garden are tastcfully laid out, o grapc
ar5or. 100 or 40 feet long, with different
kinds OF vines, which produce the very best
quality or grape; togo thsr with Stable, Corn,
Wood, Gig and Smoke Houses, &c. sc. The
dwelling Is constructed Of the very best ma
teTials, and is commodious, and in point Of
convenience surpassed perhaps 10y few.
Aiso-hnother Lot, 80 feet front 10y 100;
on which there is Brick Store House, 81
by % feet, completely flashed, and now &C.
cuPied rs such BY the subscriber.
Also-Another Lot, fronting 80 feet, and
running back 40 feet; on which there is n
two story Brick Building. with . one story
back Euhdirs recently erected; another Loi,
80 feet front and running back 100 feet, with
4 comfortable House thereon; also, Lot,
fronting 20 g.. and running back 100; n large
Frame Building, 90 by 30 feet, and two sto-
ries high, suitable for tayern-all on Wash
ingion Street.
Also, a Frame House, 90 by %. ono story
Stone House and Lot. 80 feet by 100 or 1870.
Aso-Another Lot, &C feet front and run
ming back los, with a comfortable Frame
Dwelling Household on Jefferson street
together with l07 unimprovcd Lots, lying in
the town OF Bolivar. handsomely situated for
building.
further description is deemed unneces-
sary, % persons DESTROYS TO purchase arc 10
Wtf ~. ral g~l Al
Terms, one third cash. balance in C, 10, and
% months, with interest
JOHN II. HAYDEN.
Bolivar, March 10, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
MR. RANDOLPH,S Will.

Yesterday, the General Court was
occupied in reading DISPOSITIONS, and in
che examination Of witnesses. Intense
interest was manifested, particularly
during the reading Of DR.. Parish's depo-
sition, and hispubsequent verbal testi-
mony. Thecpne Of the last inter-
view with tie distinguished statesman
In his dying moments, was described
in the Doctors written testimony in
The most graphic and eloquent terms !;
and the appearance in ProPria persona
Of the venerable Quaker. fully sustain
ed the high opinion which the specta.
tors had previously formed Of his char
aeteT. We never have seen . better
model Of calm dignity, and eyenDess
II feature than this gentleman exhib-
Us. lie Is the very generalization Of
benigniiy, intelligence and truth; and
q single glance 81 him Is sufficient 10
leave the impression that he is no or
binary man.
Dr.. Parish's testimony was confirm
ed by that Of Mr.. Badger, The keeper
Of the Hotel II which Mr.. Randolph
died. The latter gentleman was also
clear and concise in the delivery Of
his evidence.
IT, sfler the decision Of the case,
we can obtain the privilege, we shall
spread before our readers the deposit
ton Of Dr.. Pannh--as a paper which,
while II exhibits ia en- interesting light
the character Of Mr.. Randolph, win
convey q volume Of instruction, wor-
Thy Of the most proEound reflection.
Tho case win yet occupy several
days, and The Arguments arc expected
20 be characterised by the usual ability
nnd tact Of the distinguished counsel:
Chapman Jobnson, Robert Btanard,
snd John VI. Patton, on the one side
bid Waller Jones. John Robertson,
Nd Samuel Taylor on the other.
Richmead COurisy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
HOTEL.

NSHE usesrsiGssd. having t,ksa tkss -
~ eiess Hotel % Msis Street.. Chad =
town. Js6srses Cesaty. Va, l.ssIy snpRB
D, Mr.. AieAssa Mn, Nm n
oPsn b he 2osA issssAS, sss6IisAssst 70
The peoxiaity q ~ >V5svssed sitsasios.
we Court-Hosss, sFessble, - 10 10 soes-
reader u pseSdkasrsigned pledgss hissslf
,'on ~ by good nod piestifsi sceonoo-
.oAds. By attentive servants, and by care
raj superiptendsaes hiasslf. 10 give sstsfsc-
ton TO his guests.
The hes, liquors will always b found Of
his bar.
A share Of the public patronage % respect
fully solicited.
PRESLEY MoREuEAD.
July 9. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
TO TRH CUSTOMERS
Dr. the CharlestOWm Mill,
ind Earmcrs rcnrralln.

TAKE this method Of rendering you my
u grateful acknowled gments for the iibers
patronage . have heretofore received; also
10 correct the Impression that ] had sold
the Chs:lesto~n Mill. thought had sold,
but IL Was . mistake. The mill Is now in
co~plets order for the reception Of grain Of
all kiods; and the highest prices the markets
below will Afford. will DO paid, At all tunes.
for wheat For those who prefer grinding.
their -four, IL they wi.h IL, shall be delivered
ia Baltimore on ss good terms ~ IL eau be
done from any Of the neishbofing Mills
The ofaii will be reed for the Barrel, IL re-
qnestcd. lcxrect TO make arrangements 10
furnish Plaster, aud mo.t likely 10 grind IT,.
Flour. Corn and Rye Meal wiil be sold at
moderate prices for c ash. aud cash only. In
short, no pains shall be spared TO aceom,"o-
date, and 10 Farmer can loose by bringing
his ~heat TO my Mill shall, thereto ore,
borc for = continuance Of past fsVors.
WA. r. LOCK.
July ?. is35.
y. All persons having ofall due thee,
will please TO take IL away, or IL may
spoil. W. r. l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

H. W. ~ -
Hygeian Vegetable UasrerssI Medicines
~ the Briiish Csl1sss a Heath. Ieseea-
XKTHICH have c6tsioed the spproostioo
" and recomnsndsisos % thoossnds,
Who have been cured In Coesumpsioss. Cho-
lara Morbus, InGsmastioos, Internally or ex-
ternaiIy; Dyspepsia, fevsrS, Agus, Indigss-
tioa, Bilious os Nervous AGeetioas; and all dis
eases Of the Liver. yellow Fever. Gout, Rheu-
natisn. Lumesgo. Tic Dolorsux, DroPsy, 81.
vitus's Dance, Epilepsy, ApopieHy. Psrsiyss,
Palsy, Green Sickness, and all obstructions 20
which The Female form 10 90 disiressingiy ~
able, aud which sends so many Of the fsirest
portion Of the creation 10 their untimeIy
graves. Small Pox, Measles, Whooping
Cough, Scarlet Fever, Asthma, Jsundiee,
Gravel. Stone, and all Urinary Distractions,
Fistuis, Piles, Structures, RuPtures, and sy-
phil,s in all its stsgcs, Con,iipaied Bowels,
Worms, seurvy, feelings Of The skin, Kings
Evil, and all Cutaneous Disorders, In short
every complaint TO which the human frame
is so direfully subject under all their varied
forms and names; A. the Iiyseian eonvietior
", thPt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

Young Kean. the actor, has suddenly
acquired great reputation in England.
At dinner recently given to him in
his native town he made the following
grateful acknowledgement towards this
country -
Tho indulgence usually extended
TO novices was denied to me. l was
not permitted to cherish the hope that
time and study could ever correct in
Inc the fault Of youth and inexperi-
ence. The very resemblance ! bore
to my late father, was condemned in
me as being strange and unnatural
Sick at heart LEFT my home and sought
the shores Of America. To its gener-
Gus inhabitants am ! indebted for the
first ray Of success that Illuminated my
clouded course"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
VALUABLE LAND
ION 8AT.n

WISH 10 dispose Of three hundred acre,
4 Of my Jefferson Land; u being part Gf a
larger tract lying on and near the river She
nansioah, three miles distanl from Charlie
Town, snd not more than seven % eisht
from liarpsTs-Fouy. About one third o
lhi, tract . heavily clothed with fine, thrifty
TIMBER the balance cleared, well fenced.
and 81 pretty good ststs of cultivation, 81
lessi 100 scrss thereof being veil set N Clo-
YER The Improvements are tWo Dwelling
Houses, two kitchens, good new Barn, With
stabiing sod other out houses IN abundance
u n well uatsred, (Evits Run, iino bold
stfeam, passing through n. besides having
several sever falling springs q hmeslons
water on u, one nesr each dgeiiisg house
possession may be bad a. any time, terms
accommodating, and price Low.
.MfTTHEW RANSOM
ChzFiestovn. 1eaerson County, Vs.2
March, ~, Is35-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

whose peDors sho knou themselves
iodsbisd % Ihe late Era Of Lsas h
fosneg, ard TouSeF q Harris. srs rsg.ioded
hai ueg need not sSpeet fheH notes 10 hs
fstsined b. ne much icugef; % srs satisfied
eseh ebe eoocernsd sin aErte thst ffo
hse - tea years in5girebos h eeouchs sd
Ter fear hey usy thinh fhis ny sscond %
tee, ihrosgh che meSium q . sersfsrsr,
Siii Pass 81 ~ tse hFst, ! pledge thens ~
q my hsaas. ST TOWNER.
khsfAsrdsienn. rsh. %. Ials-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

N January last, acting as agent for joint
n stock company, opened
House Of Entertainment.
the Valley Hotel, nearly in the centre Of the
town Aforesaid; end having been patron
ized far beyond my expectations, . take
this opportunity 70 return my grateful and
very sincere acknowledgements 10 q gene
rous public, end at the same lime assure frn-
vellerS and oihers, that I shall not relan in
my exeriions TO make guests, who may n.
vog me with 4 call, comfortable. The best
yiapds and Injuries the market affords shall
be procured for my table; my ostIer under
stands his business; and . shall not fail 10
keep . supply Of hay and oats. The market
81 this time, for all supplies 10 my line, Is
known TO DO very high. . shall, however,
Tor the present, make no change ia ny usual
low charges.
At the commencement, II was nv iDten-
ton TO keep literally "TempersDeo lIossl;''
but for considerations not necessary nov 20
mention, have kept and shall continue "a
keep the best liquors the country Affords
Nevertheless, hereby pledge nyseIf 10 the
public that there shall be no iaisnPeranec
N house over which have control .
have heretofore done business for sady mo-
ney only, and BY doing so, have found reel
PEocily OF interest between my patrons and
myself keep no book At my bar 81 lhi,
time. nor shall ever keep one. OF eourss
no credit will be expected; esrtsinly none
viii be given. Under all he circumstances
before stated, ask add solicit continuance
Of public patronage.
ISAAC n. CARTER.
charlesioun. Jaly 2 Is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
TR.AFELLE.rG
BALTIMORE s. OHIO RAIL ROAD.

BALTIMORE s. OHIO RAIL ROAD.
N0TICE--The following arrangement,
have been adopted for the travelling between
Bsliinore and HsrPer's Ferry and Frederick
Tor the present Spring and Summer, aud will
eoomenee on Friday next, the 10Th, viz.
For Frederick and tisrpcr's Ferry.
A train viii start a half after S in the morning
And fos Frederick,
4 car al half after three in the afternoon.
As steam engines have been introduced on
the road. and viii work from Baltimore and
from Frederick, 10 Is intended that the morn
ing train fro@ Baltimore shall reach Frecer-
iek by quarter before eleven. whist that
from Frederick and IIarpers Ferry will arrive
in Baltimore nj or before one O'Clock.
April =. Is35.-i6