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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
TRUST SALE.

ESIRSi ANT TO the provisions OF q deed oil trust
1 executed bv Charles &. Patterson 10 me as
Trustee bearing date the 10th October, ls aud du-
|, recorded in the Clerks Offices OF the counties OF
Bedford. Campbell aud Monroe, ! shall on the 2|th
of June 1896 at Bedford Court House, sell, to the
highest bidder Tor cash the whole much OF
thefollowing property, asw he sufficient for the pur-
noses EXPRESSED in SAID deed. VIZ three negroes,
Will SYLVIA and Cherry all the said Pattersons
stock OF Horses. Cattle. Hogs, Sheep Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c. Al
So the tract OF Land which said Patterson re-
sides and on which Is situated excellent Grlst and
Saw Mill in the county of Bedford. Also, all the
interest which the SAID Patterson has in the estate of
Henry Edison, dec. in the county OF Campbell, in
the ric h, of his wife. Jane The estate consists of
atact inland, and about 90 Negroes, with other
property. Wi be sold at the same time and place
also a tract of Land in the county of Monroe. on
which Charles Talbot resides. containing about 50
acres, il beng the tract purchasedby said Pat
tef,on, OF John Hawkins and Irwin H. Benson. Al
So all the property heretofore conveyed by said Pat
tcrSou in trust, TO secure A. Il. Nichols and Il. A.
Edison after satisfying the deeds made FOR that pur
pose which are likewise recorded in Bedford Clerk S
Office. any interest which SAID Patterson may have
been possessed. the date of the deed first above
named. will convey other title TO any of the
property in the deed mentioned. that is vested in me
by the same.
All persons indebted to said Patterson on any ac-
count at the date of the deed aforesaid request
"a, to make payment to me, as ! am authorized by
the deed TO collect such debts may have been then
owing to him. w. l.. GOGGlN, Trustee.
June wtds
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J uiic,i
TRUST SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of decd of trust executed
l. by Joseph billiard, bearing date the LIST of Au-
gust, 1926, and of record in the Clerks Office of
Amherst county the subscriber will. on the 1tl
day of June next, on the premises, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, a TRACT
OF LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Trac,
is described as containing $50 acres. being in the
county of Amherst, on the waters of little Pincy
River, on Kings Creek, and adjoining the lands OF
Edmund hlassic, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and we'll worth the attention of To-
bacco planters. The subscriber knows of no
defect in the title, but will only convey such as is
vested in him by the deed aforesaid
LUCAS p. THOMPSON. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

In addition to their stock of Hats and Shoes, the
subscribers have opened beautiful assortment OF
Dry Coo ds embracing every Staple and Fancy ir-
ticte. Among them blue, black, and fancy coored
Cloths and Cassimeres; blu, mixed and drab Sati-
ne,ts white and coored Marseilles Nestings siri-
ped and PLAIN Sk Nestngs, oil various forms and pat
terms variety of new fashioned Prints, OF the latest
style OF figure figured and painted Muslins. elegant
patterns; Bobbnetts yard wide; figured and Swiss
Muslns imperial Summer Cloths, blue. black.
brown and olive, article for gentlemen's wear
Bengal Stripes. blue, buff and pink variety Of
Silk Fancy liandk erchefs, uncomn,oniy ior for the
qnality Barge and Twisted Silk Handkerchefs
Flag and old fashioned I,andanna do. blcachcd and
unblcachcd Irish Linen, for gentlemen's wear;
French and India Chilla., new article for Ladies'
dresses figured and PLAIN Gro de Sens italian I.u-
string, aud "a yds. wide Silk Hosiery. long and
short; Irish Table Cloths brown and bleached :;
black aud coIored Cmcissians; Russia and other Ii
nen Shcctings. yard wide with many other articles
too tedious TO enumcratc.
They also keep hand. assortment of GRO
CERES, CROCkERY, &c. &c.
Our customers and the public in general arc par
tcularly solicited TO call and examine our stock. rs
determined to sell low for cash, or to pune
tual customers. DINkLE g. RuMBOCGH.
Mayl Is
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FINllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale on ac-
Il conmodaiing terms,
$500 lbs. White Havana Sugar, beautiful ar
ticlc for syfups OF preserving,
2OOO lbs. Loaf do various qualities,
hhds. bright English Island Molasses,
do. ST. Crox and Porto Rico Sugars,
10000 lbs Prime Bacon,
200 sacks Salt, very hr.c,
rs bags Coffee, Rio, Lagnira, st. Domingo,
Porto Rico, Java aud Mocho,
Patent Fire Proof AsbcSto Iron Chcsts.-Jus
received a farther supply of these valua-
Bile safety Chests, price S45 to $50,
Fairbanks Pa,en, Improved Balances,
20 baskets fresh Salad Oh, imported this spring
IA fine article for Tobacconists,
30 bags Rio Coffee , all of which will be sold
low for cash, or town acccptanccs.
GEO. BAGBN.
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BUFFAIOE SPRINGS,

/ STTUATED ON Bnffsloe River, 10 the county OF
- Amherst. ID miles Of the Conr House, - miles
from Lexington. and p miles from lynchburg.
In calling the attention of the public to these
Springs awatering place. the subscriber takes oc
oason To remark, that they new discovery, al
though unknown To tie distant public until last sea
son. For many years they have been numeronsls nj
tended by persons from the surrounding eoun-
Try, Who will readily testify 10 Their Medicinal
,ntucs--but owing to The fact thai the former ocen
piers filled them tenants AT the will OF the owners.
who would neither sell nor improve the property in
ducements IN the way of comfortable accommeda-
tons To distant strangers, could not be offered.
Within The last II months very large and com
modious Hotel with comfortable Cabins, have been
erected. sufficient 10 entertain :DO persons.
The ~aer has been analysed, and found In con
tam the essential ingredients, sulphur soda, lin al
unusual proportop) aud ma nesia aud the subscrI-
Der say with the fullest confidence. that II eerti
cafes OF fact this required they can be obtained
III many individuals whose experience OF their virtues
enables them to say that they are not surpassed by
any waters IN Virginia for most III the diseases com
mon to our climate--ln cases ofDyspcpsia defanged
condition OF the stomach and breast liver diseases
and diseases OF debility generally, and to delicate fe
males and children, they peculiarly adapted. Fen
tins fact, the highest authority among the medical
faculty be offered in this section OF country,
well as the better evidence Of full and ample tests from
individuals by actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18th OF
June. Tie subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enloye1 both from his old
friends and strangers. again invites them to yis him
with confidence ON his part that whilst he will be
Enumerated Tor umcmed cxcrtions TO please, that
they will be repaid IN Improvement OF health.
The rates nj fare viii be the as last year yz
Board per week, So 90
do do day, 90
Horses per week, , 80
do do day IS
Children aud servants. hall price.
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HATS, SHOES, &c.

r0NiiI subscribers have just received from the
Northern cities. then sming supply nj
Fine white Beaver Hats,
Fine drab Satin do
Fine black do do
Russia do fan cyan, ariicl,1
Palm Leaf Hats. from % cts. 81.
Wool Hats and Caps Of every description.
In addition 10 the above have variety Of bean
tini Hats Of our manufacture, which cannot he
esceled for eheapness and durability.
4 complete assortment OF liatter's Trimmings aud
Furs.
Shoes OF every description, comprising in pal
Ladies fine Seal Skin
Ladies' common do
Ladies Isstings
Ladies' French Morocco
Ladies Kid Slippers
Ladies' Satin Slippers
Gentleinen's Shoes Boots, Pumps, &c. &c.
Bows and Misses do do
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LAND FOR SALE.

AN disposed TO sell my TRACT OF LAND.
L lying within three four miles of Lynchburp,
and adjoining the lands formerly belonging to the es
rate OF David Ross, decd. those of Daniel Cand-
lcr' Alexander Llggau, aud Others This Land is
watcred by Opossum Creek and its tributaries Has
onn good hlll Seat, and part of it is within 800
yards of Jones's Saw Mill. -
here are about 100 Acres in the Tract all of
winch Is IN woods, and well 'imbered. with Pine.
Oak Poplar. &c. Some parts of the Land are well
adapted to Tobacco, Grain and Grass. I would d..
slue II TO SUIT purchasers Its contguy to Lynch
ours' ana abundance of Timber render it worthy the
attention of those disposed to purchase.
Mr.. Samuel Nowlm will show the Land 10 thoso
wShhg TO view 1t. For terms. &c, apply to him, or
TO the subscriber living at Chalk Level, Pittsylvo
MIA county. WIN. l.. PANNJIJ
June Ii q.
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NOTICE..
June 90

HE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation,
the lynchbnrg and Salem Turnpike, about SIX
miles above the former place. and containing il3a
acres by late survey about $50 acres supposed to
be cleared, and nearly all in goood heart. There
about 4O acres of first rate meadow Land IL II
now in grass and fine about half the balance is this
year IN cultivation and will be in fine order seed
IN grass this fall the balance of the Land is hea,l
y umbefed and the whole tract lies remarkably well.
IN iact, there is not sing that lies rolling
tor cultivation. 1t contains due proportion of To-
bacco Land. From experiments made on this tract,
and IN the neighborhood, feel myself warranted IN
saying that there is portion of the State where
the soil is more benefited by the application of Clio
yer and Plaster than this. The great quantity OF
Timber on this Farm renders it, on account OF its
contguty to Lynchburg for fuel and other purpo-
ses truly valuable, and equally so if converted into
dairy farm, to which, from the large proportion oil
fiat Land, 1t is peculiarly adapted.
ALSO, the Tract, on which TIE subscriber resides,
halt a mile West of New London and contains
l:io acres Tor thereabout) About one third 70
tins tract is cleared the most of it in fine
heart ; the Timber on the balance is very hea-
", and the soil is admitted by all persons to
whom 1t is known as being the very best in this
try. The Improvements are plain, substantial and
sufiio mt Tor the accommodation of moderate sized
family. To gentleman who wishes to be near
such an institution the New London Academy,
Tor the purpose of educating his children knowno
situation more desirable lit being only three quarters
of mile distant)
Also, TO lease for a term of years. his FARM adj
joining Mrs Thompson, Col. Thompson's mill tract
and others, on which there is a meadow that yields
annually % or 60,O0Ol lbs. hay, and ready market
at the place Tor all that be made at from Is cents
to ; per hundred about 100 acres cleared Terms
made known on application to the subscriber. living
near wLondon. w. w. AUSTIN
Ma ,Sw
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CARTER.

about l9years old, s feet 9 or l0inches high, very
black, skin h,tlc rough, smart and speaks quickly
aud promptly when spoken to had ON, when he left,
Linen PantaIoons, brown Domestic Coat and Wool
Hat bnt is supposed 10 have had good dead OF mo
ncy with hun, and would probably get new clothes
He prctcnds to be brick and stone lie was
purchased oi Mr.. Elijah d. llundley, OF Halifax. and
Is said to have been raised by Dir Rice, OF Charlotte
The subscribers will give the above reward for the
apprehension and detention of said negro, so that
they get HIM again, orwl pay all necessary cxpcn-
scs besides the reward if delivered to us in Lynch
burg. ROWAN X HARRIS.
June ID Is
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- ENANNl from the subscriber living in Camp
u bell county, about five miles west OF the Court
House, seven miles from New London, aud about
eleven miles from Lynchburg, the third OF last
month, prl, negro man named sam, about nmr-
teen years OF age, about five feet nine inches
high, rather spare made and black complexion. lie
was raised by MAJ. Augustine Ieftwich dec. of Bed
ford county. within six miles of Liberty. He had
on when he went AWAY, black broad cloth coat and
dove co'onted Cashmere pantaoons-he has reIa
tons On different parts OF Ecdoid-his range is eX-
tcnsne. will give the above reward of $50, if de-
hvcred 10 me at my house, or $50, if secured in
any Jail so that get him again.
PEYrON LEFTWICH.
o. The kGna'rha Banner rW insert the absw
three times and send its account to this Office.
Nav 30 ,s
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June IL

VA ILL be sold, at auction, on SATURDAY. the 9th
w August next, at an old School House on the
premises, a tract OF Land, lying in the county of
Franklin. the waters of Owens Creek North side
OF Pigg River, adjoining the Lands of Burwell and
Daniel Law. Robert Hodges and others, and contain
ing two hundred and forty six acres
Terms-Onc half the first day of May 1897 the
balance twelve months thereafter; Bonds with good
personal security will be required. Those wishing
to view the Land before the day of sale will call on
Doc'. George W. Clement, residing near who will
she" 1t. RALPH SMITH, Eror
OfJohn Smith, Sen dec.
June6 wtdc
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NEGROES FOR SALE,

WILL be sold FOR cash, at Pitsylvania Court
w House, on Monday, the 18th day of July
next Chat being court day. about twenty likely
NEGROES, consisting OF variety of both SEXES.
belonging to the estate of Doct. Josiah Norton dec
or many thereof as will be necessary to saisi,
the debts against SAID estate.
ROBERT HARRISON htc Sheriff.
and as such, administrator Of Josiah Morton, der.
7. S.-All persons having claims against said rs.
tate are requested to present them lmnedatcly that
the business of the same may be finally settled
X. II.
June tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

VIRGINIA Alta Circuit Snperio, r..
Law and Chaneery. continued and ho opR Of
Nelson county. at the Courthouse gu TuesJ' lof
Sd day of May, 1896 y the
James ID. Moon, admnstra tor of Sb.l,o.
o,;u., Pm
William NJ. Thurmond Lee W. u,,,i.
~ N'''t' Def,
In CHANcERY
II appearing to the satisfaction Of III. 49,.
the subpoena issued in this cause on the os,l ina
august 1918, has been returned excru,od
more than four months having elapsed as vol am
the return day thereof. the filing of the ,; et
bill, and the defendants, Lee W. Harris and in
Whitehead, still falling to appear and file ,hsi I'm
swers on the motion of the plaintiff by COT. III
the court doth order. that his bill be taken f., 'sei'
iessed as to the said defendants and i, .oh-
the court, the the defendant William n Oh, 10
not an inhabitant of this commonwealth and 81 Is
whom the plaintiff appears TO have proceeded T.
mode prescribed by law against absent deiend,".e
ana me sad defendant still failing to appear and Ga
ms answer on like motion of the plaintiT his In
taken tor confessed to that defendant aIso y
thcreupou. this cause came on TO be heard p,, :,
bill and the amendment hereto, the subpnn, f '
SAID the answer of the defendant William NJ III,
mond' with replication thereto, the order of nf,.
cation. exhibits and was argued by counsel o. %
slderaton Whereof the Court doth refer Tho w"
counts of the mercantile concerns of Roh. u"
lhurmond and OF Shelton Roberts & Co IN ~ !"
Dill mentioned to one ofthe Commissioners of IL,
oo,ir'' 10 De by nm examined, stated and setd
and to the Court reported, with any matters s,a;'
" stated, thought pertinent by bimself or W
may be required by the parties to be so stated An
IN order to enable the said Commissions, to st,,o ,ha
sad account, the Court doth further order tLa, '
pa'ntIh and the defendants do severally deliye, y,
Inc Commissioners all books, papers and other d,e
onen's belonging to the said copartneres or eitbp,
OF them. Copy-Teste,
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NOTICE.

4 GREEAB1N TO the last will of Cant, Peter
v Austin, dec, the subscriber offers for sale the
Tract OF Land on which the said decedent resided
Mt the time OF his death 1t lies about one mile and
a halt south of the New London Academy and
contains ll0 acres. The Improvements have all
been put on the place within the last or 10 wears
the Dwelling House Is large, aud composed of first
rate materials, and for convenience in its arrange
ments is not surpassed by any dwelling in this sec
ton of the country. There are about $50 acres of
Land supposed TO be cleared and the greater part in
fine heart the Wood Land is heavily timbered and
ct superior quality FOR producing Tobacco of the
finest KIND There Is small Meadow, and very
productive. now on the place, and might be readily
enlarged TO the extent of between 80 and 40 acres
When the great variety Of advantages attached ia
thus place is taken into considerations to wit. its
contlguhy to that yelN prosperous literary in
Nlltuilua, the New London Academy its boinc
Sua'ed IN one OF the most healthy, wealthy and in
tegent portions oimiddlc Virginia together with tic
fertility, think feel justified in saving that | know
no ntnanon now for sale in this section of country
containing 50 many advantages. The terms will he
liberal. For further particulars enquire of the sinh
scribcr, living near New London
W. W. AUSTIN, Error. Of
Peter Justin decd.
May % wau
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TAVERN FOR SALE.

/ WISH To sell the commodous Tavern House, at
L present IN the occupancy OF NJ. James NJ. VIII
lams, situated on the Main street IN the townot Lab
erty, adjoining til" public square on winch the conr,
house stands. IL will conveniently accommodate
from TO to 100 persons, and has all the usual eonye-
nicnccs Of such establishment, such fine ice
house, smoke house. Kitchen stable. vacant lot, &c
&c. Persons who wish own such property ma,
terms &c by applying 10 the subscriber, ii
Liberty. ARNISTEAD OTEY.
Liberty, June ID .}w
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HEAD QuARrrRs, ARMY OF TrxAs,
NarrisbUg, 10th May, 1896. /,

To the people of Teyas:
The recent vicory-a victory unparalleled in the
history of war--has given us signal advantages
the enemy advantages which, If they fol-
lowed up by a prompt, energetic advance upon
hn,wlll secure To us and our uasteity the blessings
of Liberty and Independence.
The force Of our enemy now IN Texas amount,
10 upwards Of FIVE thousand men our army TO little
over one .eath of that number are advancing upon
them. Information derived from our advance rem
ders it evident that they intend retiring to San
Antonio, il order to eve us time to do what we
have once done heturc-lisbanl and make 'hc
country an easy prey. ilavcNou any confidence
nihe enemy you are eoatending with Can YOU
place confidence in the promises of Santa Ana,
the man who could, in violation of treaty, murder
your brethren and friends in La BAHIA DO YOU
expect Ia secure your liberty aud independence by
any other means than the strength of your and
the sure aim of your rifles ; ! trust not Then
ii you would save your country, il YOU would pre-
vent recurrence OF the traecal scenes Of San An
tonic and la Balm, turn ont At once Join the army
drive the enem. from your soil, secure your
rights, aud avenge the death of your brethren,
whose bleaching bones We, lie on the praries at La
Bahia.
The laws OF the land require YOU to serve your
country---yont own honor and reputation demand
1t ofyou, and the laws impose as Il penalty for a
failure To do your duty the loss OF property and
citizenship.
To oar friends ofthe United States, | would say.
you may be told, as you have before been told.
that the war is AT an end that there is farther
need of men. 1T is not The people of Texas,
a small number OF men, struggling for III sacred
principles of human liberty, need your assistance
We present to you ofthe most delightful coun-
tries ON the face of the globe we offer you tho
most liberal remuneration in land we present TO
you field where daring and en,crprsing bravery
may measure arms with hireiing soldisry, who are
warning against the sacred rights of man, and have
dyed their unhallowed hands in the best blood of
the United States. Come, them 10 our assistance
and let US plant our standard, in defiance of the
yoke OF tyranny, upon the Rio Grande
TllOS. J. RUSK,
Brig. Gen. and Commandant Of the Texan rmv
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SKETCH OF SANTA ANA

Some particulars of this parsonage, which VIC
have derived from gentlemen intimately acouain-
ted with him, may be interesting to the public.
Santa Ana is about AZ years of age, and was
born in the city Of Vera Cruz. His father was a
sparlard OF old Spain; of respectable standing,
though poor his mother was Mexican. He re-
ee'yed a common education, and at the age of g
or "a was taken into the military family of the
then lntehdant Of Vera Cruz, Gen. Davila, who
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.N'OTECE,,

MY health and business compel me to move
IVl nearer 10 the street. | therefore offer my
House and Lot for rent with garden, well sup.
piled with vegetables, and immediate possession
will be given. Any person wanting comfortable
and airy situation on the hill, would do we'll to
embrace this opportunity. The House and Lot
are on 9Th street. and between 4th and 9th alley
adjoining the house now occupied BY Mr.. Samuel
Nowln. TtlOS. II. BASS.
June % 2t
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June 6
.7-DTFCE.

NESSRS. CHARLES l.. CHRISTIAN and
IVI PETER f. CHRISTIAN. Executor ofJohn
Christian, b. deed. Please to take notice that on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of July next, shall proceed
to take the dispositions of Capt. William Edmunds
OF the county OF Barron, state of Kentucky, at his
own dwelling house j; and it. from any cause the ia
king ofsaid deposition should take place on the
day named il will be taken ut the same place. on the
next day, To be read evidence in a suit, now de-
pending, in the county court of Amherst, on the
Chancery side, wherein ! am Plaintiff and Won are
Defendant at which time and place you may attend
II you think proper.
WILLIAM l.. CHRISTIAN
june ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

DEGETIBLE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.


THESE Pitts composed cHiot Of Vegetable matter, and
when which
highly bnHrdcal nd bilious
1.ry specially tho when
d"n, canNtUG vi aTg nnuy Of hc through The influence
function, NhIrh, suferpi
produces Jaupdttr, Liver
bodily IN
all ID Tho howell, they sot like charm,
table they
them Mt all rernds without iucurrnf mn rr
southern should
taxi pills Their
imraeI IN climate. No family should uhou
these Pills them taken occ''ionois would he
al y, sickness.
bowels. HAeine absorbed and nRed
produced
conhdrn that person who ihco Pills TRIAL ~
or after feel Hing to be without themTho testimony of thous
but the high Or. p has acquired the
THO PtTENr VEGETABLE MEDICINE sTOMACHiCK Ell
lEPaf1CE for the Dyspepsia and Liver complaints
thought sufficient those wishing make trIa Of
t'eir Nucs. They particle Of Mercury,
sedicnt that does not act with hca aud dis
beneficial quail Independent Their effects they
both
inetons thus the patient whlo
'rucons Medicines which other, excepting
hitstc the their
uan"h 81 long catalogue Of Chrome disepscs.
d. fh'ng been educated under tho most
ahd European Medical rroTs, and pacsci his profession
many years IN the South the obs,e
character prevail considers himself well qualified Jldgc
nature OF diseases IN ient to climates.
Prepared ny Joseph Pcsiy Peters, NJ. ID. p H. C. r. NJ
'smed' No 10 Liberty street New York and
pietor Each box contains forty Pills. Price so
W fresh supply cf the above Medicines, Just
received and for sale by DAVID II. LYMAN, and
can be had in almost every town in the State.
Feb. 25 wIom