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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The Cumberland Civilian Of Sa,ur-
day. May IL, says :-"Another corps Of
Engineers. in the service of the Bal
hmore and Ohio Railroad Company
and headed by Hr"RY R. HALE
HURST. Esq. left here on "Wednesday
last on accommodating expedition Of
the country between this place and
Harpers-Fery, with the view, as we
learn. OF ascer,aining the practicable
ty and most eligible route for extend
ing the Railroad from Harpers.Ferry
TO Cumberland"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The U. S. Gazette states that one OF
the New Orleans papers received in
Philadelphia had written on the margin
the following-"The news from Texas
may be relied on rs entirely authen-
tic" This was signed by member
OF the Texian Congress. then in New
Orleans. native Of Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
DIR. Straith

Av1NG procured some genuine VAC
!" CINE VIRUS. bprepsred to vsccinate
persons, either st bis Office OF their resi-
dences. Attention to the ubjeet IL advisable,
rs the Small Pox 10 st Msrtinsburg.
May S, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

a letter from Mexico city. dated ID
ult, states that should Santa Anna sue
coed in Texas. ;he Mexican republic
will be changed into kingdom under
the title Of New Spain; that he will
be made king. aided by the nobility.
clergy. and influential persons; and
that be will divorce his present wife,
Dona Inez. in order that he NAV mar
~ the queen regent Christina of SPAN.
Thus are eggs counted before they are
hatched.--E. o. Bee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

the sailor in . mild tone. and request
ed him not to hurt the young man
TO- said he. walking of. 81 only
wanted to see the stutling, and, by gum,
l don't believe now the things alive"
BaLfinoks Pafriai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
C'fy y a istiSr fs ne -s'ljalans Csn~ral, sIassd
foRT MITCHELL. ALABAMA.
NJ, IA NS.s1ls

fonT MITCHELL. ALABAMA.
May 7M, lscl6.
SIR IL has just been reported tn
me that Colonel FlournoV was ,Ao,
dead by Indians tie day before yes,et.
day, about fifteen miles below his boat.
a'n also informed that report Is cur.
renuy circulating among the Creek.
that the Seminole Indians have de(ss,-
ed the whites 90 their operations !.
FLORIDA. tbs report will no doubt en-
holden them 20 many acts Of hostility
that they would not otherwise dare 10
commit.
q constant communication must be
kept up between them, a. the Greet,
are oonversant with everv transaction
that occurs IN Florida. Alarshsl, tba
bali breed, says be is apprsho1sivo
mischief viii be done ~ ths IndisEs
before long. Ofher frisndlv Tsd;aDs
are Of ihis opinion. Opalhlevobols
principal oi the upper Creeks. says he
esnbo' keep bis people togssher. or
restrain them.
A runner has tbis iaslsst arrived.
and Informed me that nnoabaP ~ its
man wa shot IN his bed last eight by
lpdlsns--ihat many guns wass heard
IN the neighboTbood during the nighs.
and other whites are supposed 70 have
fallen victims.
an ear, your obsSiest ssgysnt,
J. S. MCINTOSH,
81. NJ. 90 fsfnssvv.
osa = Jsuss, AZ 0sa1U. q Aray
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
EDMUND p. GAINES.
'bJr GeneT1 Commanding.
To the sEoRErAHT or WA, Washington CITY

The Washington Telegraph says
I'VE understand that the Pre,ideo,
has received letter containing certain
details, which leave no room 10 doubt
that Santa Anna and Cos are both pris.
oners, and that a large body Of Mex
cans have been killed and captured.
As to Santa Anna and other Mexican
officers being shot. We presume that to
be only an inference drawn as 10 hat
would most likely take place under
the excitement produced by the mas
sacfe Of the troops under Colonel
Tanning and Captain Johnson"
The Globe Of the l7th. referring 70
this intelligence, siys-
we have barely rcom 20 ooneratu.
late every man who has Anglo Saxon
blood in his veins. on the redcmption
II our brethren ia Texas from Spanish
power The felfibuh,c justice which
has 80 suddenly overtaken Santa Anna.
vas nearer ct bssd than We aniicipas-
ed. bat It Gid not reach him soon
enough"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
.Neso Spring and Sam aa en-.
GOODS.

rHNiiE subseri brrs arr just receiving and opon-
ing, general assortment OF
SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS,
TO vbielt they invite the attention Of our customer.
and public generally, ~ ne are determined To
sell low, Tor cash and Src'iit, TO good and pune
taAl customers.
HEFLEROwER l. SIIFER.
KAblrtowu, April ~, 1886.
~ IL. We have L,nd, an Assortment Of
Harness, .ueh q. Bi,nd Brides, hiding Brides,
MsrtinSsls, Collars, &s. a. q s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

II has been decided by a competent
tribunal. in New Jersey, that the price
OF kissing a lady against her consent,
is two dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church Of the United States.
was to convene in Pittsburg, Pa. on
Thursday, the 18th inst. The appeal
OF the Rev. ALBERT Barnes. of the
First Presbyterian Church Of Philadel-
phia. from the judgment of the SYNOD
OF Philadelphia, which sat at York,
Pa. in September last. will be one Of
the leading questions which will come
up for discussion before this body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
DOCTOR
Philip II. W. Stephenson

5 NOW prepared for the practice Of his
n profession, and offers his service. 10 the
citizens Of Iiarpen-Fsrry and its vicinity
His Office is in Mrs. Stephenson's House.
where he may generally be found.
HarPers-Ferry, April 81, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

-
Romans. whatever may trouble the re-
pose OF their nights. the joyousness o.
their fetes. and their intrigues, is un.
seen. or not wished TO be seen. Thi,
people sleeps under sun which ripsn.
ITS senses. but give no activity to its in.
dolence.
Rome is then dead. But France ha.
acted almost in the same way. Other
reasons have influenced her. Since
Madame Letitia quilted France, so ma
ny things have been accomplished, that
her name. even before her death. nj.
ready belonged TO the past. After the
lapse OF twenty years, we are already
so far from. 1914. that an age is be.
tween us and that year. The past is
so immense that We forget that the ma
Jority OF the men Who made il, still
1--we; and so small have they become
since that epoch, and Napoleon is so
great. that he seems 10 belong 10 anti
guilty. Nobody seems to believe that
be lived but yesterday the mind joins
him TO Charlemagnc, as the monarch
to whom he succeeded.
This disposition Of the mind in re .
gard to Napoleon naturally extends it.
sell to every member Of his family.
and more particularly to madame Lett
tia. Their career has been long finish
ed, and their fall was so profound that
they entered living into posierity.-
Thus, when they die, no one is dis
turbed. For twenty years past every
thing which bears the name Of Bona.
Parte, has been dead in our generation.
WE ARE PASSING AwAY.-When We
look abroad over the face of nature.
We are continually reminded that all
things which are Of earth shall pass
away. The dew-drop ghtters like a
diamond at early dawn-a few mo-
ments, and it has vanished from our
sight. We have the mild sunshine of an
April morning, but We look again, and
a dark cloud obscures our vision. We
admire the bright colors Of the flower
OF sunshine which scatters its fragrance
to the breeze, but while we inhale its
sweet perfume, it withers and falls to
the ground. The scared and faded
leaf OF autumn. as il floats on the gale,
and the sun, when il sinks in the wes-
tern horizon. should be TO us a voice.
speaking IN language not to be mista.
ken-Ye, too, are passing awayl
Let US reverse the picture. As the
dew shall return with the evening, and
morning shall be succeeded by the
=" bow Of PROMISE" and the hues OF
summer, which are displaced by the
sober tints OF autumn, shall be reno
waited by the breath Of another spring.
so man, though his days are as a sha.
dow which fleeth away, if he faithfully
perform the duties assigned him on
earth, shall leave the SAVIOR Of his good
name, like the ray light from the set
ting sun, and rise again in glory, in
that world which passe,h not away, but
abideth iorever.-[ lions Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
From the Cincinnati Post. Nav IL.

''e tfHt'WHuu ott. -IHU IL.
;. 'her,co.-We learn by gentleman
direct from the city of Mexico ,ha, the
death OF Gen. Barregan. president pro.
lem had occasioned great confusion at
the Capital. All was anarchy and up.
roar. Riots and murders were com
mon m the streets. The Swedish con-
surs house was robbed and himself
murdered. Santa Anna had not vet
len the Army on the 18th Of April,
but IT was thought he would hasten TO
the capital on hearing of the state Of
affairs there. The Liberal party were
secretly engaged in exciting a revolu-
tonary movement, and were expected
daily to break into bostilities. The
less wary did not hesitate openly to
denounce Santa Anna and his govern
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
INDEPENDENT BEGGARs.

We do not know whether il is the
locking up the surplus revenue, or the
removal Of the deposites, or the high
puce OF the vegetable market. aud the
low price Of cotton rags, or what it is ::
but certain 4 is. the beggars, male and
female, do multiply and increase and
replenish the city. all ordinances ito
the contrary in anywise, nevertheless.
Notwithstanding" The business must
be good one, for, in addition TO the
regular "cornerers," there is "fyinr
corps" who call on those who stay a,
home, OF do not promenade. BY the
way, let the front doors be kept shut,
for, If no one is within call, these men
dicants help themselves not only TO su-
perfuities but to subsiantials also.
A gentleman boarding at one Of the
hotels in this city some days ago. over
heard the following eolloquy at the
kitchen window :-Beggar girl loqui-
tur: Have you got no cold whites TO-
day for gs' Nanny says as how them
last bones had no meat on 'um, and the
taiees was cold-and the bread want
good :" Cook in reply: "weH. here.
give US your basket" The baske, was
filled and returned, when. after close
scrutiny OF It's contents, the beegar
broke out. well. I'm bless'd if this
amt an impersissiOn: We amt had no
pie this week; IL you don't give us
sumihin' better nor cold beef and bits
Of chicken and such like, I'm hanged
Il pafrOnisss YOU any longer :" Exit
beggar girl. IN huff Phiiad. Herald.
RATHER TOO TICHT.-An exquisite.
with corsets and a dickey, and his head
Propped by ears upon a shirt collar.
with a cane in its hand, was stepping
It OF in most beautiful style, down Bal.
timOre street, y hen he was run foul OF
IN the midst Of boxes. bales. barrels.
and the like. by a iovisl tar. fresh from
the seas. who cared far less Tor a lands.
man than he did for the quid he rolled
about IN las mouth.
"Avasi there. shipmaicl" cried Jack
surveying lin, "heave 10. or BY the
price Of my bran new tarpauling, III
darkep your ssylights."
Do you mean 20 insult ne - said
the exquisite, delicately.
fla hal ha'" rosred Jack, why the
thing talks. Now, board nv breast
work, Il don't find out what kind ~
truck them buekskins are stuffed with.
So saving he liiied the criffur upon
bale n goods. and before u Vas arrest.
ed BY the byslanders. bad split ils pan-
falcons from the top 20 the bottom with
bis Spanish knife. One Who bad Wit
messed the Whole tIansaehou, aeeostsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

I. s. Bank.-The frstreiurn Of the
Z. ). Bank under its new auspices.
stands thus.-Bils discounted Sl7.-
~ HJ-. Discounts on Bank stock
S2,90l ,5l2. DO. on Other security
Sls,0lt,0J2 Real Estate 81 lgG. IOj.
Profit and Loss Ss.765, $50. Deposites
S2l9t,G|l. IL ~ understood that a
sale has been made IN Europe Of the
securities for which the branches were
Sold, and the proceeds. amounting %
some 10000. 900. may soon be cx-
pected in specie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The following which We copy from
The NatehitocbeS Herald must have
been written day Or more previous
to the battle which took place on OF
about the 10Th. an account Of which
has already besu polished.
II. o. BshHs
By The kindness Of . genuem an
who arrived from Texas this morning.
ne have been put IN possessioa Of tie
following lstisf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

.Nsto Iron fe1m5oof.-The wrought
iron steam boat. ordered from England
by the Steamboat Company OF Georgia,
arrived lin pieces) at Savannah. last
week, on board the British ship Alley
one, Captain Muir, from Liverpool
Her length is l2O feet, her beam 26
feet. and her depth "a feet. Its est.
mated by her builders that she will
draw, with all her machinery and eve
~ thing on board , !eet ! inches
She will have an engine Of 26 English
horse power. on the low pressure prn-
ciple.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

General RuNyELs. the late Cover.
nor OF Mississippi. was to take up the
line OF March for Texas, on the 10Th
inst, with a large company. The pa
Pers on the Mississippi Concur in stat
ing that scarcely day passes without
witnessing the passage of numbers Of
chivalrous volunteers, well armed and
equipped, for the sea, Of war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

AFFECTING INCIDENTAL decen,ly
dressed woman was yesterday found
dead. hanging by rope from one of
the rafters in house in Chapel street.
No person in the house knew who she
was. or how she came there. An in
quest was held on the body, but no
further light could be thrown on the
subject, and the body was ordered 10
be brought 10 the dead house" in the
Park. When it was being brought out
OF the house into the street, two little
girls about nine and twelve wears old.
happened TO pass by, and being al.
tracted by the sight, they went close TO
the body. and Immediately shrieked
out. My mother! my mother" On
further inquiry, it turned out what they
said was but too true. 1t was their mo-
ther. Mrs. Scott. who was subject to
fits OF temporary insanity, and is sup
posed, whilst in tina, state, to have gone
into the house and hanged herself.
.NtU York Jour. Of Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

~ OTiCE.--Any person OF psrsons tho.
- out the UniOn, uho may desire 20 try
their lock, either N the Maryland State Lot
tsriss. Or 10 the authoriIed Lotteries Of
other ststes, some one % wheh ere drawn
daily, Tickets from ONEto TEN DOLLARS,
shates ~ proportion, ere repeatedly re-
quesled 70 forward their orders By msil
(P't' paid) ~ Otherwise, enclosing cssH o.
FHiSs rieEsrs. which will Be- thsnkfully re-
esfsd snd executed BY return mail. vith
tbe sa"'e prompt attention - u on psFsonal
app'leation' and he result giyea when re-
qas,ted, immedia'siy after ne dravings.
Please address
JOHN CLARK,
- y" Ooreer % bsl,imoIe sud Calvert Streets.
Nay ls, Fs36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

a bill Tor a two million Bank. 10 be
located in The city Of New York. has
passed the House 81 Representative II
that State. The Commercial Adver.
User states that NJ. lawrence, the pre- .
sent Mayor q New Yofk, is 70 Be Pre-
Gdans q NE new institution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The Crops.-The Hanover Penn
sylvania) Herald Of Tuesday week says:
The wheat crop, we are sorry to learn.
looks very unpromising, in conse-
quence of the ravages Of the Hessian
fly. The rye looks better. The wea-
Their for sometime past, has been favor
able to corn planting and the late rain
will prove conducive to the growth Of
oats, &c. The apple. peach, pear and
plum tees are fuit Of blossoms. and
give promise Of an abundance Of fruit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
CIarE's Old EsFHBIisheSi
LUCKY OFFICE.

W. CORNER q Baltimore sod Calvert Streets.
Under the Morum,j
Uhsre hare been sold. Prizesi Prizesll
Prisesfli IN Dollars, Millions
Of -Nihionsi
BALTIMORE CITY, MD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The packet ship SulIy, ~ New York
from liavre, brings three hundred thou
sand dollars of the French indemnity
IN gold. u is IN ingois, and will Be
sent to the mint. o. BE- coined
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Two FULL MooNs.-It may perhaps
be worthy Of remark, that two full
moons fall to the lot OF this month.
viz: on the LIST and Both. This is a rare
occurrence, and the wea,her-wise as.
cribe to it the present unseasonably
cool temperature. tCAa,Isifon Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
SAMUEL HOUSTON.

p. s. Santa Anna was in the field.
The officers and soldiers acted well.
Col. Rusk was in the action and fully
met my wishes. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Casp SAFETY. San Jae,nfo. ,
Lachs Crssang, .ior,i Scsl {
Mn. President

Dear Sir: This morning the army
reached this point and was attacked n,
half past III A. NJ. by the army OF
Santa Anna. which continued until
3 o'clock, when he withdrew his force.
from the field. Our men were few
who engaged the enemy. the balance
remaining concealed for the purpose
OF hiding our numbers. His force is
reported at 900; ours does not exceed
700. am disposed to think that the
enemy intend another attack tonight
by change Of position. We had but
one man wounded. The enemy's loss
IS estimated at from Is TO 30. There
would be no difficulty in securing the
rights Of the people. and the liberty
OF Texas, If men would march 70 their
duty; and not fly like recreants from
danger. Texas must be defended, AID
liberty maintained.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The Commsadsr-in-Ch isf announces
70 he seeFs e Fiosiaa, that ihs can.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-07
Information Wanted.

An anxious Father would be gla d
to hear from his son JOHN ALLEN
HATCH, who went TO the State Of Vir-
ginia about the year 1918 as a Pedlar
Of tin and other goods. About the
year 1920 married the daughter of a
widow Smith Of Fauquier, cher name
SUSAN, believed.) He then took up
his residence in the above county, near
est Aide Post Office, where he built a
store, trading there part Of the time,
and also travelling with goods more
than two years and half. Since, he
los! bis wife SUSAN, Gas ascertainad
by letter. he then made preparation
for returning to bis friends with his
children 8 in number, since which he
has not been heard from. Any infor.
nation would be gratefully received
from any source by J. Hatch, of Lilch-
field County, State Of Connecticut.
April 10, 1886.
Papers in Virginia extensively will
confer favor on an aged father by
giving this q few insertions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

o. At the instance of a number
of eur fello0 citizens friendly to the
election Of Gen. HARRISON to the neat
Presidency of the United States, ace
haze been induced to undertake the
publication Of a small wsekly paper,
devoted to that great and patriotic
object, Uhich, from its cheapness, may
find its way into the hands of eyeyy
man IN the Commonwealth. Decided
ly prefering Gen. Harrison to any Of
the candidates in the field, zoe haze
matched vith the most tively satisfac-
ton, from the first small s0ave to the
present full food, the demonstrations
of the people in his favour.-And
belisuing that his election may be Sc
cured in the Electoral Colleges, a0ith
the aid Of Virginia, and the excite.
meat thus avoided incident to an cleo
tson by Congress, TOE feel it to be a
solemn duty no longer to waive that
preference. We are firmly persuad-
ed, moreover, that this choice is more
in consonance Nth the principles and
interests Of Virginia, than any other
which can aoaO be made, and that at
,ciU be found on a fair experiment, to
be sustained by the overwhelming
vOice Of the People.
The Advocate wiU be published,
for the most part, vsskly, from this
time until the election in November.-
The series 'oiN consist Of Twenty-Five
Numbers, and be furnished to Clubs,
or County Committees, at the rate Of
1 cent a number, or taoenty foe cents
the series. No less number, Aovever
than tue copies can be furnished, by
mail, to one address. O. Payment
to be made invaribly in advance.
Such a paper is believed to be re-
CURED by the crisis.-Ns great oh.
;ect wiU be to place the claims Of
General Harrison fully and fairly be-
fore The People, and open a channel
of communication among he's friends,
to keep them advised Of the progress
ofthe good cause, and sAus to animate,
encourage and unite their eSert'ons.
The paper aoiH also contain snfor-
nation on other subjects Of public III
tereSt.
His hoped that the friends Of the
cause throughout the State wiH sec
ond our vie,os by aiding an the csrcu-
latiom Of The Harrison Advocate. The
gow price at wAich at as offered, pre-
ciudes the possibility Of sending IL by
mail to single subscribers.
HARPER g. SOSEY.
Stanton, March 80, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-07
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:


1t ruzss holden in the Clerks Office
of The Circuit Superior Court Of
Lag and Chaneery for the Coa"-
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon
dag in March, 1886.
Timothy Williams, Plaintiff, against
William McCracken and Rebecca his
wife, and Samuel ID. Brady end l.
saac Parsons and Rebecca Parsons,
executor and executrix of James Par.
sons, decd. and James Parsons defen.
dan,s. IN CHANCERY,
The defendants William McCrack-
en- and Rebecca his wife, and Isaac
Parsons, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security accord
ing TO the acs of assembly and the
rnles of this cour. i; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country; 1t as
ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the LIST day of the Sep
TENDER term next, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romn ey,
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the court-houae of the said
county Of HampshiE c. A copy--Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. II. C.
March IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-07
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

At rules holden in tke Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lasc and ChanCery for the County
Of Hampshire, on the first Monday
in March, 1886.
The Bank of the Valley in Virginia,
Plaintiff, against
James Allen, administrator Of John
Stewart, decd. George Culp & Lev.
is Dunn, defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendant George Culp, no.
having entered his appearance and CIV
en- security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court (;
and it appearing by satisfactory evi-
dence that he is not an inhabitan, Of
this country II IS ordered, That the
said defendant ID appear here on the
LIST day of the September term next,
and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff /; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
in Romney, for two months succesIve'
ly, and that another copy be posted al
The front door of The courthouse of
the said county of Hampshire.
A copy---Tesle,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. He.