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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14
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VENHIS Justly celebrated KaCc-l iOfse and highly
j formed Stallion, OF the last of the get oil
old Sir Aichy, the property of Capt Richard Adams
late OF Fairfield Course, Richmond, Va, is now At
his stand ready to serve At $50 the $50
single leap, aud $50 insurance, payable whenshe is
ascer,aned to be in loa transferred, with : TO the
Groom, III all cases. Good pasturage gratls, aud
Mares fed at . shlllings per day.
BLACK HEATH is beautiful Black, full
feet ] inches his form, uniting strength, bone
and beauty, is equal To any horse the continent.
lis performances, when on the Turf, were such as
to him to be numbered with The best horses oil
his day he was a winner AT all distances from ne
10 miles, and his action aud blood must cause linn
to get Race Horses.
| must refer the community 10 some few OF the
hall brothers Of Black Heath by Sir AIchy, SIr
Charles. Industry, Stakeholder, Bertrand, Henry,
Tlmocon, NC. whose Pedlgfecs not richer up
on tho dam side than his, and WHOSE get now aud
have been, winners for the last ten years nj rs
distances, aud IN the very best Race Horse Time,
aud only ask similar cncouragemen and , OF 4
years, prove that his get will so with the heetcs
aud last with the stuntcst.
To those persons disposed 10 patronize my Horse,
| will assure them that their mares shall have my
personal attention. during the season. aud every
ton, on my pant, Will be used 10 prevent accidents
escapes, but no responsibility tor either
For performances, see hand bills.
SAM l.. G.. ADAMS.
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We, the undersigned, practitioners ofmcdcnc in Germany
well aware, that by may forfeit the friend
ship OF the faculty but of its hcnCN client members
who unnlluoured lay selfish motives. Though shall
refrain from IMPRESSION OF ouropnion, either OF the sound
unsoundness OF Dr. Goce kos doctrines, arr
happy say thar deem his valuable not
generally known Tor what eyes behold and hear
t must believe.
We hereby state, that whom Dir Louis Olion Goeckc FIRST
before the German public, the pretended discovcrcr
q a new doctrine and n Medicine held him in the
highest contempt believing and openly pronouncng him
be base np0Sor aud the prince otquack. But hearing
much SAID about the SanaUve against and for
induced from motives of curiosity merely make trial of its
Cputcd virtues upon number OF hopeless patients
and deem boundcn dutY ctcn the expense
of sell Interest," publicly To acknow ledge its mighty cca
curing only consumption but other fearful mala-
dies which have heretofore believed incurabc
tempt the dsccsrrcr Of this medicine swallow
ed mp asrouiShpcui these xpcctcd result.
and amends to abuse OF him. do frankly
10 the world tlatmc believe him philanrops, VIII, dc
honor the profession aud country, which gi,c
birth.
Thcrccen adoption Of this medicine into ef our Ia
opeau Hospitals sufficient guaranty that performs all
promises. II needed testimony, for Wherever
used, 1t is its best witness.
HERMAN ErMUIIFR, NJ. u.
WALTER NAs GTrr, NJ ID.
ApoLFHUs WuRNER, W. ID.
Germany, December TO- 1886.
w. The Undersigned are agents for the sale OF the
lbose Medicine in l,nchbntg.
MARTIN & LATHAM
November Is Wbm
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SAAlL. G.. ADAMS,


BLACK HEATH was got by Sir Archy, his
dam by SIR llal-the noted mare Young Favotc
by Imported liedlorl-Be Air, tIachast, Pant
er, Morlon's Traveller, &c. DC.
RICHARD ADAMS.
March ~ oaf Is
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IN all Ncnereal Disorders, ccrain remedy and other me-
cincs for Diseases 10 hch the human frame liable.
Fora full and particular account OF DIR. kuhs medicine
Their properties and nature, The Medical Advertiser
which may be had gratis at Dr. kuhs Office, OF hs agol
hN mail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-14

me rates oil Insurance te as low as any in :.
nited States For Sl3 10, person aasJ " aa |
secure 81 900 to his representatives or cre,a may
he should die within the year. '''''ofs' II
Inc terms on winch annuities are gr,n,oa
more favorable 10 the annuitan than at n ate
flee in this counry.-A person 60 wears If o,e' Oh
be paid $40 % for life, for every 500 depos,eJ VIII
the Company. WIN
The endowments are on the same plan. Fo, "a,
tain the age of2l. '' !" lit =
The Company will also receive money for , wa.
and pay % per cent. interest," semi annually n, co
pound ii at that rate. O'"'
Office, p Second Street,-Baltimore.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, President
j. |. ATKINSON, Secretary.
Inc undersigned is appointed agent of the BALI.
more Lie lnsurance--C ompany, aud will give anv
information to persons wishing 10 make assurances
CHARLES l.. MOSBY
Sept.7 VT.
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w HEREAs, the Circui, Superior Court Of
w Law and Chancery of Bedford county, did
on the 9th day OF May, 1885, in a cause therein de
pending of
John M. Harvey and Magdaline Harvey, ex'or.
and eXecutrlx oil Matthew Harvey, decd pms
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NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Once OIL inv
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery ,n s "
county OF Amherst, on Monday the 9TH day of May i8Ss:
Henry IIaggard, fiaih'I"'
Against u
Martin london, Lewis p. Simpson, james Wfltmg'9on MI
Lewis Gregory executors of James London decd anu
son c. Dawson administrator with the will anne ed OF ~
ny Ruckcr decd. Defendants
In CHANCERY. -
The defendant, Martin London not having en'f'eu Of
appearance and given security, according TO Tue ;nc
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II al", 81
by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an lnilana
this country: 1t is ordered that the said defendant u on
pear here the first day of the next September term a
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF this ooe,
forthwith inserted in newspaper published III the III.
of ynchbure two months successfully and posted " WV
front door Of The court house ofthis county.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, G.
Nav 81 VIM
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toMMiSSIoNER'S OFFICE,
Lovingston, June 9TH, 1888 (
The parties to the above suits are hereby notl-
fed, that have appointed the 10Th day of July next,
to commence the accounts required Ivy the fore going
decree and they therefore required to appear at
my Office on that day, with their vouchers, receipts,
evidences and count papers, prepared for settlement.
CllA'S. PERROW, Com. n. (.
June wtw
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AIRGiNIA-Ai rules held in the Clerk Office of the IT
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery or the
of Amherst, on Monday, the 9TH day of May, 1888.
Mary Turner, Plaintiff
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4 7 a Court held for Nelson county, eth day
"a of March, 1888
Richard Phillips, Phn
against
Nathaniel Il. Powell & Luusford Loving Delts
And the samc pins
against
Zacharah White and Isaac White, cx'ors. Of
Noaycts " iiite dec Il. Detts
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aENssINHA MIXTURE. lin liquid and in paste
celebrated orsspeedy and perfect removal OF Gonohra and
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nesc causes came on together by consent, TO be
heard upon the bills taken for confessed, exhibits
aud was argued by counsel On consideration
whereof, the Court doth adJudgc, order and decree
that the defendants in the first suit do render be-
fore Commissioner of this Count an account of their
transactions as exors. of Conyers White, decd so
as TO show the share OF Joseph White which should
be credited to the plaintiff on account of the iude-
ment enJolned Secondly, that the same Commits
sioner state and report an account of the credits or
payments OF the plaintiff to the same Judgment
3dly as between the plaintiff and trust fund of Jo-
scph White, mentioned IN the blI--And, 4th, that
the defendant Lunstord Loving. in the second suit
render beiole the same Commissioner an account
OF the proceeds in his hands, arising from the sale
OF the slave Abram--all which the said Commission
cr Is directed To state, settle and make report to the
Court, with any matter specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself, or required by the parties to be
so stated Copies--IcSte,
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Albany has arrived at New York
from Havre. bringing Paris papers TO the evening OF
the 9th. and avre papers and letters OF tue 9th ult.
We sublo,n from The New lork Journals complete
summary oftheir contents.
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Spinning Il Hodges Booksellers, 1862 Nassau street. city
Of New York
Robert Kelly, Ncnburg
Joseph Bosardus, Fishsill Village, Duchess county.
u Wholesale pure hasers i'll be favored with discount
OF - per at Dr. ~ HI IS Office Richmond Va but the
aacPnt must be lted by mail post paid) current
hank tills, - rHN al sisH, on Richmond, Va,
Doc. Is l2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-05
(Frcm the Buffalo Commercial .7drertiser.)
GREAT MEETING AT DETROIT
TOR House, New York, !
2Glh March, lo3S.

An djourned meeting of the citizens Of Detroit in
laon to alleged Canadian ageressions, held the
City Hall on The 18th. An Immense assemblage attend
ed, composed Of the most intelligent respectable and
patriotic citizens of Detroit The officers Of the meeting
were, p. Hastings, President, A. Porter and The
odore Romeyn, Vice Presidents, Charles Peler and An
thony Ten Eyck Secretaries.
committee appointed at a previous meeting The
7h TO collect information in reference the insults and
onlrages alleged TO have been committed by the British
authorities the rights Of American citizens reported
that they appointed subcommittee Of FIVE 10 vs, Sand
witch and Maiden and to ascertain the truth Of these al
legations and runners, the report Of which subcommittee
was laid before the meeting
The gentlemen composing the sub committee. were
d. Z. Harbaugh, {. G. Trow bridge, a. D. Fraser E.
Brooks, and Peter J. Desnoyers
They stated that on The 9Th the committee crossed the
river opposite Detroit and satisfied themselves that no
batteries or Notifications had been in progress or even
commenced as had been reported
The committee proceeded TO Sandwich, and there met
with considerable number Of magistrates of that vci-
nifty, by whom they received with the utmost kind
and courtesy. Mutual explanations ensued as to
circumstances which had occurred on both sides TO
which importance had been given by excited msrepre.
senations Every facility in the power of the magis
trates freely offered in order that they might obtain
all the information they desired They ACCOMPANIED
the committee to the JAIL and the different rooms were
shown to and examined by the committee
The committee found no American citizens in prison.
having at the request Of the magistrates Intercepted
each prisoner his place Of residence and his citizen
ship. The JAIL the different and apartments were
clean, warm, and well lighted and their entire appear.
presented air OF comfort and cleanliness seldom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-05

HpRlAM-now in fine health and spirits, will occupy
nv stables the present season, (Which has COM
menced and will terminate lst July and be let 10 u
mted number of mares 600 at One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars cash, with dollar to the groom in each ~
stauce-Any falling TO prove in foa will be emit
tied (rny having been strictly complied with 10
the next gratis Priam if he remain in the State
should he be removed out of it, then TO such horse as
may occupy my stand. Mares will be we'll fed with
granundhay fodder at forty cents per day. nnd before
they removed all expenses must be Pad. Co!?fea
for white Gentlemen preerrng such to attend
their Mares procure board in the neighborhood SUM
GENTLY contiguous to the horses stand Lots and sta
bes prepared both for barren and those having
colts Every precauton will be taken 10 prevent a''''
dents or esca pes-but no liability for either.
For the performances Of this unrivaled horse and hoe
Of his get that ran in England last season. reference
made handbills which will be furnished any gen'e
RO C. WILLIAMSON.
Nsob1 94-2aw2m
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/Eo,, t5c N,,, OrI,nus Bullffiu Narch 25

from tic .Nelc OrifHnS BHiGHH, nHTch %
Mgxrco The slUop Opera, DAVIS arrived last even
; -om N,,omoras whence size sailed the 18th inst,
but br;prs no political Of Importance The hleNl'
cans rs usual continue their threats Of invading Texas;
and have transported some cannon across ihe no
Grande with the avowed intention OF carrying the'F
threats into execution 80 :,
Several nj their vessels OF had arrived from Vera
Cruz with clothing, money, &c for the troops Stationed
a, hln,amoras-and Immediately returned without even
intending blockade Of the ports OF Texas.
The U. $ sioops of war boston, Concord ana Ea'.
clrz accidentally appeared off the mouth OF The no
GrarGe n few weeks since-which circumstance ICON
necled with the fact of the ship OF war CoIste!iauo"
having passed two days previously created quite an
cerncnl among the Mexican soldiers who were oruefea
forthwith to the mouth Of the river, Tor the purpose
repciIinr supposed invasion by The audacious anet'
ns'-bu returned, without having an opportunity
TO display their bravery
Much has been said of latc about second invasion
of the territory of Texas but although sooa Pocy
10 be prepared for emergency, we MINK mat Tue pep
ME of that republic need not fear the Mexican soldiers
however numerous since her humanity TO large por'
ton of those who composed the late army Of Santa Anna,
has convinced them that IS better |" be prisoners IN
Texas than freemen in their own county
SrEclE-The sIoop OPERA from Maiamoras, brings
about S25 600 in specie.
ArraIHs OF TEx.s-A letter from tie Secretary OF
the Treasury of Texas furnishes exhibit of the hnan-
cal affairs of Texas much favorable than her most
samgume friends could have anticipated From this
statement il appears, that the Republic OF Texas, whose
public dues or revenue amount this year to more than
two millions have issued only five hundred thousand
dollars in Treasury notes. These notes and gold ana
silver the only currency made receivable Tor pubic
dues The public dues exceed two millions, and as oniy
$500 900 worth Of Treasury notes III circulation,
twuihrds of the dues or 81 800 600 must be paid in gold
and silver is obvious then, that the Treasury notes
must soon be at or above par For 10 all the debtors OF
the Texan government they equivalent to gold anu
silver, and will be eagerly sought after and bought up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-05
Extract of a letter from ". York.

The courtesy of Capt, Perry, u N, brother 10 the
immortal hero Of same name enabled me by short
cruise in the frgate Fulton Thursday to appreciate
the value Of steam battery.
One thousand tons bur,hen, propelled by engines ca
pabIe of exerng nine hundred horse power moving al,
the rate of Is knots hour presenting small surface
and enabled by the distance al which she can hull an
enemy without exposure fire, she is invalua
BILE in habor Defence and if the system is carried out
will render useless further expenditures Notifications
Her engines are perfect-no vibratory jar from the
tremendous propelling force and child with his feeble
arm turned crank, which, in instant arrested the
progress of this moving Leva,han, and brought her 10
repose in perfect slillness.-Bat Patriot.
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P0Ep,6s y.
rFrsa ID. Christian Htsiigeneer.J
FINES DESCRIPTIVE OF A FACT.
"xucn rEr RrNA,ss vSsrSc."

|Frags shs Christian JEtEi gtheer.
ZINES DESCRIPTIVE OF A FACT.
I oew a widow-rery poor,
Who four snail children asdj
The Oldest was tut siN years old,
a gentle, modest lad.
an! very hard this widow toiled,
10 feed her children four;
Al homes, psiJe the womin felt,
Though she WIS very poor.
To labor she would leave her homo,
For children must be fed;
And glad was she when she could hug
A shil!ing's worth of bread.
And this was all the children had
Ga any day to eat;
They drank their water, cat their bread,
But mover tasted meat.
One day when Snow was falling fast,
And piercing was the air,
thought that | would 20 and see,
How these poor children were.
Ere long reached their cherries homo,
twas scatched by every breeze
When going in, the eldest chi'a
! saw upon his knees.
I paused 10 Listen to the boy,
Ifa never raised his head
But s,ill went on and sad-"Gire Nc
This day our daily bread"
! waited till the child was done,
Sill listening us he prayed
And when he rose, asked him, why
The Lords Payer he Ind sait'
SWAY, sir" seid he, '',h;s morning when
MY mother went away,
She wer,, because she said abe had
No bread for ~ to-day.
She said we children now must starve,
OR father being dead;
Aud then told her not TO cry,
For could get somc bread.
tour Father sir, tho prayer begins,
Which made me ;hink tha, He,
As wo have got no father here,
Would our KIND Father be.
And ihcn you know tho PRAYER, sir, too,
Asks Cod for bead each day;
30 in the corner. sir, wcpt,
And that's what made me pray"
quicsly left that wrc,ehcd room,
And went with feciins feet;
And very soon was hack usoia,
With food enough 10 eat.
81 thought God heard me-" said the boy,
7 answered with a nod
could not speak-but much | thought,
OF that child's faith IN God.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-05

STRAYED OR sToLEN-From the subscriber, abou, twelve
month; soce jESNYtss and MULE CoLT The ASS" grey
Mule dark bay color old this Spring. badly
its fore legs When last heard FROM they the neighbour
hood Of Ghosous Bridge Brunswick county, vaAny information
respecting the said ASS and Mue will be thankfully received
JOHN 8. TIsDALE, LunenSarg C. H. "a.
March 81 'io5-wdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-05

mo CONTRACTORS FOR PUBLIC sUlLDfNGs.-sestoa
onnal, will be received for building Couho for inc
county Of Halifax until Saturday. the 2ist day Of ap Jss
be large and commodous and hoished 10 the best mans
With stock brick roof porieo &r aud the eonas. v 1
sesn by application Mr. VIM Holt clerk OF the eean
" he Cou. house The eontrac, accepted ty the
a viii be binding upon the county, will be sasn';ttes %
nt for Acknowledgement TO be directed TO NJ WE n
Halifax Coui'-n'os'' 'N' I0o-2s~ig
March q
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srR,ou. Railroad Bridge destroyed
Yesterday, abou. P. Nj, and directly alter me otu
motive with train of passenger cars from Colunlon
had passed the railroad bridge Valley creek near
Downgton and abou, SO miles from Philadeph'a n os
extensive structure (being we believe FIVE spans) was
discovered to be on fire, and rapid was the progress
of the fumes that in few minutes the entire ooiahs
STAYED bv ary excrons Of the individuals present. ana
the whoic wood work of the bridge was destroyed ne
locomotive with The train Of passenger cars from nfis
burg and having the mail, had not reached me e,'os
detained until late hour before reaching the city
IPhiiad. y. 5. G"=she
The Philadelphia Herald says-"We are uuh"rIsrc
to state that the transportation OF passengers VIII NOT NC
interrupted in consequences OF the burning o Tue b''ose
on the Columbia Railroad
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

LUMBER FUR SAIIE
YESHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on band
Il at their depot at Darien, large amour, OF Lum,
Der for sale by the cargo in smaller quantities. ana
they fully prepared 10 furnish on short notice az
kinds of the best quality of Southern Pine LumOr''
sawed to any required dimensions, and at the most a.
yorabe prices
All communications may be addressed to the 3stnt q
the GeorgG Lumber Company at Daricn and will receive
prompt attention SIMEON u. u" ],
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb o2-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-05

TuNO THE PLANTERS OF TOBACCO-The In
z spectors at Senbrooks Warehouse take this me-
ihod Of informing their friends and the public generally
that they are prepared to receive store and when d..
rec,cd SELL all Tobacco that may be sent to their Ware
house. They pledge themselves TO use every exeTu'n
in their power to give satisfaction TO al! that may send
their Tobacco to them-They will paw the Drayage
from the Basin Depot and Dock all Tobacco that
may be TO them for sale.
notwithstanding the base falsehoods that have been
circulated by interested persons, 10 injure the Ware
house. we can the Planters, that and are
selling Tobacco for good prices either of the other
Warehouses As an evidence of the fact Tobacco YVES
sold Seabrooks last year for S13 SO per hundred the
highest price that obtained in Richmond. We hope
iha, will be made suffer for The sins OF others
All that ask nf the Planters is fair trial We VIII
pay charges on all Tobacco sent 10
CHAMBERLAYNE g. BURCH,
March I96-2aw2m] Inspectors
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seen in buildings erected for similar purpose nc
committee state that they satisfied, that the uta
men of prisoners has been, and is now, chaiac'e-eu
by mldness, humanity, and benevolence:
The committee then proceeded 10 Maiden, anu WI vi
received by the military in command at that post VIII
the same courtsey manifested by the civil uuthofies
The committee had permission IN see and converse
freely with the prisoners that taken IN the engage
meni at Point au Pcee Island. Nunc of the prisoners
are citizens Of Michigan. Those that were not "'u'u
cd are confined board OF schooner lying al 'he ""a
al Maiden. They expressed themselves perfectly sa"s
fed with the treatment they had received ana one "
them remarked thai much better than they expect
ed or deserved The wounded prisoners taken III Tue
same engagement IN warm and cnnt"rsa3!e In"p,
and To all appearance, were well provided Tor ih;'
wounds were regularly dressed twice day. unu'r 'he
direction OF The surgeon All The prisoners nave '"e
fenef,s Of religious advice and instruction. These rf!'
soners also EXPRESSED themselves entirely SATISFIED VIII!
The treatment they had received
Two members of The committee, in company win iIi'Fe
or four most respectable citizens OF Maiden went DOWN
upon the ice the place where Sutherland and spencer
ver. taken prisoners From the examination made, and
from the relative position of d rent points upon each
shore the members of the committee who mace lhe e3
animation satisfied, that Sutherland and spencer
were captured and taken in British waters, and conse'
qrcny within the jurisdiction Of The Jamaican govern"
Inent.
Appropriate resolutions, asserting firm determination
10 maintain nyiolaic the TREATIES nnd laws o. the U.
and to preserve neutral aud friendly relations WIN
Great Britain were unanimously adopted. Also offers,
protesting against the official questioning by the Cana
dian Parliament of the sincerity Of the efforts made on
the Michigan frontier, for the maintenance Of peace and
good order.
Our neghbors Of Detroit have molly done their duty
in this matter They have taken the right course 10
elicit the truth and set the country right in regard to
lie exaggerated stories which have been promulgated
all over The Union, charging upon the Canadian hn'ho-
Iilis The most barbaous and wanton treatment oi pr
sorers, and with lawlessly aTresing and ImpiisOh!ng
American
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THE hearts within thy valiirs bred,
The iicry souls that might have led
Thy sons 10 deeds sublime;
Now crnwI from cradle 20 the grave
Slaves. nay, the bondSlucn ni II slave,
And callols. snvG To cfimc.N