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n confident hope that firm aud judicious measures
Will empower you Ia restore a constitutional form oi
government. which unhappy events have compelled
YOU Tor a time 10 suspend.
rejoice ut the progress which has been made IN
my colonial possessions low ards the entire abolition OF
negro apprenticeship.
have observed with much satisfaction the atten-
ton which You have bestowed upon the amendment
oil the domestic institutions OF the county. tust
that the mitigation of the law of Imprisonment, Tor
debt will Prove nj once favorable TO the liberty Of
my SUBJECTS. and safe fot commercial credit, and that
the established church will derive increased strength
and efficiency from tho restriction OF the granting of
benches III plurality.
| have felt great pleasure In giving my assent 10
the bill Tor the rehel olthe destitute poor IN ireland.
| cherish ,he expectation that its provisions have
been so cautiously framed, and viii be SO %prudcn,ly
executed, that whilst they contribute to relieve dis
'tess, they will tend to preserve order aud to cncour-
aye habits oi industry and cxcriion.
trust likewise that the act which you have pass
al relating Ia the compositions for tilhcs ~ Ireland
will increase the security vi that property, and p'o-
mote internal peace.
Gentlemen ofthc House of C%ommons.
| cannot sufficiently thank your despatch and lib
crafty ia providing Tor the expenses ofmy household
and the maintenance OF The honor and dignity Of he
crown. oilcr YOU my warmcst acknowled menls
iot the addition which YOU have made to the income
oi my beloved mother.
thank You Tor HE supplies whio, you have voted
ior the Ordinary public service, MS well rs Tor the tea-
d,ness with which you have provided means 10 meet
the extraordinary expenses rendered necessary by the
state oil my Canadian possessions.
My Lords and t;eullcmeu,-
The many useful measures which YOU have been
able to consider. while the settlement of the Civil
List and the state OF Canada demanded so much Of
your attention, arc II satisfactory proof Of your zeal
Tor the public good. You are so well acquainted
with The duties which now deyolvc upon you in your
espectiye coun'ies, that II ~ unnecessary TO remind
you ot them. In the discharge OF Them you may
securely rely on my firm support, aud =, only re-
MAINS 10 express nn humble hope, that Divine Prov
'denee may watch over us all. aud prosper our unit
cd efforts for the benefit of our country.
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MRS. DORNIN

DROPOSES opening a School, at her residence
l. on 9Th ally, Immediately opposite the residence
of MAJ. Risque, on the first of October, for the pur-
pose of inslruciIng a Class of not more than -
scholars in the French Language.
Mrs. ID. hattets herself that in teaching this (her
natire languagc,) her pupils, will find great advanta-
ges over those who attend instructions given by TO-
~reigncrs, partially informed as TO the theory aud al
most totally wanting in the practice OF the pronunci-
alton of the language they teach.
For the purpose of accommodating young gentle
men who wish TO learn the French Language,
whose time is occupied during the day, Mrs. ID. will
open a class to be instructed after candle light.
Terms, ten dollars, a session Of five months.
N. b. Mrs. D.. will teach young Ladies needle
work and embroidery in the afternoon.
Sedt. 90 Ct
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bat he declared that to make the apology rcq,ir-
ed would be contrary to his feelings, md TO his own
SENSE Of honor.' lie was then committed to The Gus
'ody OF the sheriff. md lodged in the common Jail.
On FRIDAY. DR.. Kelley appeared before the
Hon, judge Lilly, under d writ Of habeas corpus,
when his discharge was moved for.
M Judge, without entering upon the question
o' the authority of the House of Assembly to com
mn Tor tue alleged contempt, upon which point be
would give his Judgment on an early day, rnlod
TINT the commitment was deficient in tllose essen
tails necessary To constitute il lesal, aud therefore
discharged the prisoner.
"on thu following day The House ~ A assembly
met, mud the Speaker, on motion, proceeded TO issue
warrants against DIR. keilley-thr high sheriff WHO
liberated him in ODE fence to the mandate Of the
indge-.and finally against the judee himself!
Whefenroh, the sergeant at arms. with several o.
theirs. repaired To the Judges chambers where they
found Judge ILL, engaged whit o. thq oaryis,ers
oil the court, when they laid violent hands on the
Judge, iorc,bly pulled hun from The room, auh
Walsh. the doorkfeper Of The Assembly, seized linn
by the collar. dragged him, IN the mos, savage man
ner, from The top of the stairs 10 the bottom, and
thence through the libby into the Speakers room Z
They then proceeded To the office OF The sheriff. and
placed that officer under arrest, and boil, prisoners
we've paradnd through the streets amid u mob VI peo-
pie. aud taken OUT TO the residence of the sergeant
at-atms, IN whose cus,ody they remained. Such was
the savage violence with which the fellow, Walsh,
conducted himself, ,lat the Judges hand was mucll
hurt in the attempt To save hi,nselifrom being thrown
%headlong over the stairs.
DR.. Kelley WIS fortunate enough to find shelter if
the house Of u friend, and succeeded thereby n csca-
ping the new %ihdigpity intended for him.
In consequence of these higl,-handed proceedings.
the Governor proceeded to the House ON the lstii
August, aud ptorogned the Assembly, "ior the purL
us no declared in his speech, "of putting Il
stop To proceedings which, independently Of any
question as TO their legality, seem wholly unsuitcd to
the character and condition Of the coIony, aud cal
10 subyeff that tcsDprI which Ia Iup 4 "a tls
administrators Of the law IN The exercise olihelr lunc-
tons"
The pro roga,ion was for one week. The prisoners
were Of course leased.
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Messrs. William Chlldress and Ab,am Chnldress in
your own rights and as adm'rs. of Robert Chill
dress, deed. Henry Childress and Nancy Fergu-
son
TNAKE NOTICE, that on the 11th of October,
Il 1888, | shall proceed to take the deposition
of Maj. John J. Wells, at the Tavern house OF Maj.
H.. Nowliu, Rocky Mount, Franklin CO., Va. and
on the 18th, at the dwelling house of Jehu Meador,
of Elizabeth Taylor and others and on the 18th, at
the store house OF Messrs. }. q NJ. Booth, Of Ste
phen Ferguson and Others; and on the 28th, at the
store house of ID. ID. Ferguson, Barren CO., Ky. of
Noah Ferguson anc others, to be read as evidence in
a suit now depending in the Circuit superior Court
of Law and Chancery, for the county of Franklin,
aud State of "a. wherein | am plaintiff aud you are
deiendants.-lf not completed on the first day re-
spcctiyely, shall continue from day to day, Sunday
excepted. At which places and times you can attend,
and cross examine the witnesses, if YOU think proper.
Yours, &c.
JOHN w. CHILDRESS.
September 10 Iw
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uNfer PROOF Cement.

Wish to inform the public that have a &C.
- nieht, TO put on boots and shoes, that makes them
Completely proof against water or mud, and does not
"lute inc leather, but fills the little cavities, and
m4aes rough srungy leather close and smooth, yet
p1an' and supple, and cleans up with a nice glossy
appearance. Ii makes them last longer and look
" ouer and keeps them from ripping, especially
I",."efn work, which may be made to last nearly as
,ons ana look nearly as well as any other work does
""ou IL, MY prlce for putting it on is % cts. a
P'i' winch can do in a short time, and return them
asah' ltis very essential 10 keep your feet dry in
ora weather both for comfort and health; and as
.mJp,ce Is low, you had as well try it, both rich
wy pace OF residence is the Columbian Hotel.
~ Nv " ehd OF town, where.l entertain people
~" "m .Aou''"'e price; and invite ,hem to call, and |
VIII try to please them.
NJ u O. WILLIAM THURMAN.
10. 'ohoe-makers and others in distant towns,
,h w "n's WIS., 70 make waterproof work, or to fix
NOSE ready made for people, if they III send to me |
I'M sehd them some Of the Cement, with directions
now to use it, and furnish them from time ,o lime
as they need it. w ~
Sept. 27
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TIE Grand Tournament ofEaiinious.

Our prediction of last year is about TO be fulfilled
The DAYS Of chiyalry have returned. Il could scarce.
~ be otherwise with u Young, beautiful. and maiden
Queen on the throne of ENGLAND, and a Cour, of
preur Gherdier N he, feet. all burning with hIph
hepe. and eager 10 distinguish themselves in these
sllken days Of peace. 6ucr for carpet knights Than
champions OF renown. 1t is true. tho spi,i, wbirl,
prompts TO lofty enterprise has never been cxtiu-
g%uisheJ, lut the outward forms which added so
much grace To the iepts ofarms of former DAVIS had
entirely passed away. These are to be aroiu rcstor.
ed, and with them, we trust, the pcrpctuat,on of ,h,s,
customs which shei a halo around ever, tbipy will,
in their sphere which. while they formed the war
iior for tire - fierce d~eliglu' of the lists or battle.
field, were equally influential over the ladye i'm bow.,
aud he minstrel IN hall.
Ipetical rs the subject may be, it is not in n mer,.
" poetical sense lhat we now speak oCit, wo II, ma,
guarantee our statement by The "ycrocity of verso y
but IN "a honest prose as we can muster. ", y,ntp,e
bilofy 10 describe what it is that has cxc,ted ca u,ch
interest throughout 1.-The great world"
The Earl oil Egliutoun, a younr Noblem,n. skill
ed in every martial aud county accomplishment, or
ancient as OF modern DAYS. Is the rcpcnerato, ofcb,-
valry, who seeks to revive it in all its farmer spl,n-
dour. For tins purpose it is, we understand. his
l~ordship's intention TO hold n solemn Tournament IN
the course of next spring, at his Castle of Epllo.
toun, in AYRSHIRE, where every AID lhat knowledge
aud taste can give will be afforded 10 celebrate the
wen WIN NJ '"'snnce"ees suitable to such an oc-
" ~" : "e ''''' ~ ~ 20 'o"s""','" o" u very
a .o' - '.'u We "e'o'e' 'of 'he
nm, ,a,aa ,ia - .a. ,, ~ WY 'l.I''o,s'I
- &c r " y" NC =" '"'',,' " oos'''"e u h""u'eos
. !" 'ao'es'1'nes P'enu,n armour ana accontfe-
' VI a na"',eu W. Ivy hn,sn'' 'he,, banners
a"a oi''e 1"' ""'"n uo'o,'''"s' sn'" "' ''e
49, a,,'' W. aan.a se"i.a'y s"' 'n'. h"'opo wh' no.
= - r III y 80 s9's.o"' " u'p''y s'"o' o"ys
" ~ , ~" u III >" u, "o'o' .nc armour ana COS
."a'e :, II" p'i'ou" a oco" So'oe'cu Il tue most
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Beef Cattle, w orb steers n Mich Cows
EOl. Safe.

ALSO, LAND FOR RENT OR LEASE.
InlREE different plantations, adjoining each
4 other. OF good quality, with a far proportion
OF bottom Land to each, which is well adapted to
Tobacco, Grass and all kinds oil grain, where a rea-
dy market Can be bad AT the Court House, for Corn
Oats and all kinds olfood. Tobacco growers might
realize a fortune IN a few years making Tobacco
5000 lbs. might be made to the hand, aud the price
must be high for years, from tie stock on hand and
the almost entire failure OF a crop this year. Inn
mediate application should be made. or ii will be too
late for a preparation for seeding tins fall.
j. p. GARLAND.
Hunting Tower, near Amherst Coun House, Va.
September "A >
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Tract OfLand.

Lying in the county Of Amherst, on the South
waters of i niitloe River, and adjoining the lands OF
the Copper Nine Tract and others, one mile east of
the Folly, belonging to the estate of Gideon Gooch,
decd. containing two hundred and thirty-nine and a
halt Acres, more or less. This Land is well timber
ed-the cleared Land fresh and in good heari-the
buildings plain, but convenient-good out lets, fine
range, and in seven miles OF A. Munday's mill
This Land produces Corn, Wheat, Tobacco and
Clover very kind ; TO say the least, tins Land is wor-
thy of notice. Liberty 10 seed, and possession LIST
day Of January, 1889. The terms oil sale will be
one, two and three years credit, the purchaser Civ
ikg bonds with approved personal security, and the
title of The Land retained until all the SAID bonds
are fully discharged.
DAVID APPLING, comu,ssiono.s
PEYTON KEITH, commissioners
Sept. "a t17O
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A certain Tract OfIand.

with its appurtenances, lying aud being 81 in the coun.
ty of Campbell, on the waters Molly's Creek. con-
tanning $50 Acres, more or less, adjoining the lands
OF Matthew Martin and others ii being the same es-
tate on which Alexander 5. Henry now resides
This Estate is situated in "A most excellent neiphbor
hood, is well improved, with a large BRICK house, so
feet square, granary of the same dimensions. with
an improved Threshing Machine, horse power. and
all IN complete order, a number of Tobacco houses
IN good repair, with all the other necessary out hon
SEES TO be desired on such an establishment.
Terms of sale-A credit of /, , aud 3 wears. for
equal portions of the purchase money, will be gwen
to the purchaser or purchasers, he or they securing
the payment thereof by bonds with good security.
and the title TO the Land itself will be retained rs
further security therefor.
Acting rs Commissioners, the undersigned will
convey only such title as is vested in them by the
decreIal order, though the TILE is perfectly good,
having never been disputed at any time.
ALEXANDER S. HENRY,
ABRAHAM w. WlMBISH,
BRYAN w. NOWLIN,
C0m'rS.
September 81 100
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ROWAND's Tone MIXTURE,
IND
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
XXTARRANTED a perfect and lasting cure for Asue and
w Fever, and available remedy in Jamdice, ID, scutCr,

XNARRANTED n perfect and lasting cure for Aelic and
w Fever, and available remedy i'll Jauhdice, ID, sontCr! +,
Heart Bun, etc.
From Dr. limos r. Smith, Northern Liberties, PhiAud.
Dear Sir,-l congratulate YOU ON your good iuriunc IL
presenting 10 the use OF The victims OF Fever aud Aeuc, such
II blessing as your Tonic Mixture has most fully proved IL
sell. ii Is speedily becoming the ia,orite remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness, aud ere long, will be esteemed
as one of tie most imporiHut discoveries oi the age. Fever
and Ague has hitherto batlcd the skill OF the most eminent
of Practitioners, and even now they deem il presumption to
promise more than temporary aid. Your Tonic mixture, how
ever, seems To have II new and peculiar power To arrest the
nv and health. hope you will perseserc 10 extend the in.
iucucc OF the medicine, and that the public will estimate Your
generosity. louls, respectfully,
AR. SMITH, NJ. ID.
Ertract ofd letter f0m DR.. Sterens, BHcbx Ca. Pa.
Sir,-I bonght home with me during the autumn of 1881,
roHcd as II permanent cure for Fever and .Ague; a disease,
which at that period prevailed very extensively IN our coun-
Try. NJ, %neighhurs and patients had become 50 uccustom-
ed to the use ot Banks and Quininr; &c. that they ceased to
render them any service, and tlcy READILY consented To make
II trial of your medic inc. believe tia there is at this time.
hundreds who would cordially testify To the benefit they
have received from its employment, and would gladly aid to
spread "A knowledge of its peculiar virtues. There has been
very little ofthe Ague in the neielhorhood since the introduce
lion at the Tonic Mixture, which is mainly attributed 10 the
very general use Of this medicine. }. |. STENENS
A ALSO,
ROwnnd's Eye-W after. for iuiaiumations, sc ofthc Ewes.
DO. lmpalpabic Deniifricc, Il valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
Hownnd's Ammonjaicd Imbrocniion, for Quinsy,
kieuinatnn, Sprains, Ne. OF high standing.
Rowand's Alternative Extracts. for Liver diseases,
Jaundice, Scuryy, Mercurinl discusses, etc.
Bowand'- Aiabasicr Powder, for beautif, ing and sof
tcning the complexion.
Iiowandis Vcrmif"gc or Worm Destroyer, a cello
brated and popular remedy.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
July 80 NI3m
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\ U:ITCIL M.lAx.y.G 8!
CnAS. EUGENE EWARD

kESfECTFULLI informs the Inhabitants of
i.ynchbutg and the surrounding counties, that
ne his lately arrived from phlladelphia. and that il
Is ms intention to locate himself IN this place for
,me purpose OF pursuing his professional business of
"a'ch and Clockmaking and repairing on the best
'hu most approved principles. Having served n
regular apprenticeship to said business in France and
switzerland, aud also having received his instructions
from the most skIIiul artists of the above named
countries, he is confident that he can give general
satisfaction to all those that will lntrust work in his
h'iuS' 10 De done IN the most woikmanliLe man ne,
ana on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop in the house occupied by
MISS llciierman, where he will attend to all work
put III hs care.
Al Kinds OF scapcmcnts. viz: Nirguel: Lever,
duplex, Chronomcter, Musical, Horizontal Lepine
aud Vertical Watches.
All watches made OF sold by him will be warranted
to keep good time Ion a series of years, without any
charge to the purchaser, except cleaning aud all
watches repaired by him. which are warranted, will
be kept Tree of additional expense, for the space of
one year from the delivery, if properly taken care OF.
N. u. A hnc and large assortment of Gold and
Silver and plain Watches Also, a selection of Jew.
elry,
~ 3ms
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L.YH'D EOR .<.yLE.

n pursuance OF a decree of the county court of
l. Amherst, pronounced at September term, 1898,
in the case OF Novel;, &c. VS.. Gooch, DC. we, the
undersigned Commissioners, will, on Wednesday, the
l7th of October next, if lair. If net the next far day,
(Sunday excepted proceed to sell, by way of pub
he auction, upon The premises,
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1.xLS.YHLE KE.IL ES7.YYE
Al Auction.

n pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
i Superior Court of Law and Chancery. for the
county OF Campbell, proaounced on the alst day of
September, 1888, in suit therein depending. be
tween AIexanderS. Henry, plainrin. and George F.
Henry, Patrick Henry, Sally W. Henry aud others.
defendants the undersigned, Commissioner there
in named, will, on the 10th day of October. 1888. If
fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter, ON The premi.
SEES, expose to sale, by way of public auction, ON the
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ESiB. WATTS.
L.lU',

WILL, in future, in addition to the counties of
w Boletourt and Roanoke, practice IN the SD
perior and County Courts of the county OF Franklin.
Business entrusted to his care, will receive prompt
attention. Ills address is Big Lick, Roanoke copn-
~, Va,
August9 2m
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Nacoanocurs, 29,h August, 1888.


10 the Editor offhe B%uitetia;
As many exaggerated reports of the recent difficult
ties in this portion OF Texas have been, and have
no doubt Ill continue to be, circulitcd, | feel ia du~
~ incumbent on me 10 correct them. have M
time To enter a lntn full detail of all the circumstances.
but II is sufficient for my present purpose TO give the
general outlines. We have in the immediate vi
einiy Of this place Mexican population OF about
two hundred aud fifty men, able To bear arms: Il
large potion of these mel have from the commence
incnt oi our struggle been opposed 10 us, and havo
carried on a secret correspondence with the enemy.
The authorities OF Mexico have for the last year
ortwo had officers and agents, as we'll amongst the
Indians residing III Texas as upon the United States
frontier, urging their 10 commence hostillies a.
gainst the whites. In tins they are greatly aided
by the Mexitans resident here, and had beyond
question obtained from the Indians promises to Gu
gage in the war. When the Mexicaus here took
up arms, ,hey Immediately called upon lie Indians
10 JOIN them, many ofwl,om did, an! ali were pre-.
pairing to do so. They pitched th"ir cup at tho
house OF one Of The chiefs of the Cherokee nation
but the timely appearance of m clticicutlsrcc intinls
dated the Indians, who immediately withdrew from
them, and sent iheif chiefs to our camp to hold talks
Of peace. A large portion Of the Mcxicaus then
returned some are here, and some have gone
to Louisiana; and about sixty Of their leading
men have gone 10 the Prairie Indians. The indians
in our vicinity profess now the greatest friendships,
aud IN view of an efficient force, which IL now being
raised, have not the least doubt will remain SO.
Your obedfent servant,
TIJOG 7 PITCK
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ROBERT A. P~ENDLETON,
.xIkOk.Neu at LNAr.

EIAVING located himself at Amherst Court
Ill House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the counties Of Amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted TO his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sent. "a is
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M.xTYEK'< .M,T7ERIYE<
1Wcnty Fire Dollars Rcnard.
(ANAWAl FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
"a hs negro man

ID q Is N,
who absconded about the 2Sth OF last month. with.
out any cause whatever, and it is believed lIr will
cndeavour to make his way TO the State of Ohio.
ROBIN is a tulerably bright mulatto, nearly or unite
SIX feet nigh, Il stout muscular man, about II years
old-haS one tore tooth missing, or a wide space IN his
fore tecth-has Il scar on one of his cheek bnnes
occasioncd by a burn. and marx of a severe cut ON
one of his thumbs. lie is fond of spirits, and when
drunk he is Outrageous. Robin has worked in a Tan.
yard for twenty years, and is a very good Tanner and
Currler; he is also "A good coarse shoe maker, and
carried oil with him his shoemaker's tools. will
give the above reward for The apprehension and con-
lnemeut III Jail of the said negro, 80 that may get
him again. Any person apprchendlng him, will
please address me at Oxford, North Carolina.
TIIOS. b. LITTLEJOUN.
Oxford. N. c. Sept. 20, 1898.
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gElsGMiSo
o.. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

/, pu6Ished semi-reehy, ferery Monday and ~7hrsdayJ al
F.ar Dollars per ananm; payable in adrance. No subscrip-
ton riHb be receiped fora shorter period than sir months; and
n, paper rH be discontinued, fercepf al The discretion Of the
EdiorsJ until all arrearages are paid.
Eel SEHE rs inserted at5 30 rents per square
or IessJ for The FIRST Insertion, aud 37l cents Tor ere,y suisse
gsent insertion.
0yJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpcdiGously
and IN reasonable terms.
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30 NEGROES U.z.y.TED-

Will pay the highest prices for fifty likely
young negroes, among the number a few gooI
So" w. IL. HARRIS.
We. a7i can be found at the store Of Horner &
Sept. 81.
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IBOnnetS.

UST received, "A beautiful lot of Florence Braid,
- English plain Straw and other kinds Bonucls,
Nuns Hoods, &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Sept embcr o. ,s
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Night school.

r'INIIE subscriber will resume his Night .SchooL on
D. Monday Oct. lsi, for a session of four months
and a ~half-TermS as heretofore,
SAM'L. ID. TOMPKINS.
September 81 at