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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
CuARLEsToS, September 9

CuARLE.ToS, September &c.
The Ftrcr-The report Of the Board Of Health, pub
lshed this morning, shews that we were happily correct
in orr remark made last week. that decrease would
he obscrr ed in The Bill Of Mortality. Thirty eight
deaths BY Strangers Fever reported by The Board,
being thirty less than occurred IN the last; hut we are
constrained that this reduction has arisen solely
from the scarcity Of subjects Several ph ysc.ans with
whom we conyersed day or two since expressed the
deciGrd opinion that the disease had abaed, but if
any thing had assumed more vruent character than
during The preceding week
The last days have been Gn'e cool for the season.
rendering thick clothing necessary for comfort and we
have reason hope ,ha This may check tie frver-in.
deed feel graed TO express the belief that nur Attic
approaching termnntnn and that there IS al
present prospect o early Frost which alone car be
Looked the certain Of our being relieved
from the dreadful rna!ady that has mads such havoc
among our transient popuatIon.- C"urtT.
Correspondence IF the N. y. C0mmsrriat .4drotsrr.
BALTIMORE. Sept. q, 1885.
MIR Walter a member of the Mexican legation, has
arrived in this city from Washington, his way 10 NirxI
co. by New Orrans lie is the bearer Of projec, for
convention between the United STATES md Mexico.
whereby i, is believed that all difficulties with tina.
country will be soon naa amicaby adjusted The ki"g
of Prussia il is understood. is 10 appoint an umpire be-
fire whom commissioners the part of hexc" and the
United States respectively, shall appear, and present
and discuss The claims and other matters al ISSUE
The Canada papers mention that 30 deserters from
The u s. troops a. attsburg, had found their way |"
Montreal There seems h be no means oil preventing
desc!tion borders The writer recently saw three
Of our men in uniform, with thrir bund!rs, having just
erased the line They taking matters quite copy,
and in answer question: al once confessed their pur-
pose.
The students Of The University of Virginia, have de
Iermined to publish Literary Periodical at that instu
ton We understand il will be neatly printed pam.
INLET, Of 80 oca 20 pages with printed covers and issued
,nonlhIy, at 50 SO year. Two hundred subscribers
ha already been obtained principally at the University
and The first number will probably appear during The next
monih.-.A>z. Ga=
B.sS or T. S ~ New YoEE.-Ths institution COM
nerced business the day before yesterday. rom the
Journal Of Commerce learn that The number OF &C.
counts opened very large and the money cepoFited
about million Of dollars Of which there femaI?ed 81
night after paying The checks Of depositors, over "'
hundred thousand dnlars-D.
RECEIPTS OF CoTToS during The past werF, gays
the Montgomery Alabama Advertiser the new crop las
been coming n vrFy freely and our streets have put on
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Ncio York .Harhsis.

The n. Y. Express gives The following summary Of
the state of the market, on Saturday last:
"CoRs EXcHAEGE.-Aiter tie arrival of the Great
Western prices declined, and from then The close Of
business there sellers Of common Gcnessec al 81
per Dbl the sales chiefly that price but small in
extent Ohio closed at s. SS 81; Troy same as Ohio;
Georgetown and Howard street, IS - 50 Indian
Meal is s. 81 per Lbl and $50 punciipnn cash Rye
Flour 50 80; domestic wheat sold at 1870 300 cts bu
Rye sold at IL els for Northern bu, the closing price
i2 cents Corn closed at 100 l02 cents sales
weight Oats are scarce, and Northern worth so
cents per bnshe
"nOSrY Asp EXcNaSCEs-hl is plenty al 6 par
cent the last day two, however Il was worth Z
per cent, owing to some temporary circumstances Mo.
neg stocks were depressed until Saturday, when the
maj krt revived good deal IL said consequence
Of large orders from Philadelphia tins snppostion being
partly inferred from The p!enluInrss OF drafts that
city offered for sale. Bills London though the de.
mand is only for moderate amounts, have from the pau
city OF supply risen to "a 3 i prem. 1t is under.
stood that several of the Banks ready draw at
prem credits which they have arranged for tia. pnr
pose Domestic Exchanges continue 10 book we'll though
with regard 10 Alahama lie n The State Bank
and the condition Of the laws relative 10 the Banks have
created some hcsancy. The rates are as loiions:
Boston, par Georgia, l2a2
Philadelphia, i dis Alabama 534aG aud
Baltimore, l2a3,4 for Bank notes 3 lnz
Richmond Sd New Orleans, = ID
Charleston, Mississippi, 7l2aS
The New York Star Of Monday says 'Morey is get.
ting very easy, and stocks will seen have advanced
dividend of iomr per cent! has been declared The
Mohawk Railroad, and ths. besides paying oil the nat-
ing debt The Eagle Fire Company has declared di.
vlcnd of eight per cent for the last six months ayable
and after the 10Th instant. The Convention Of The
Alabama Banks dissolved without fixing i day for &c
sumption. The first Of January was proposed, Gut was
"FLoUR The market stands TO day precisely it
did on Saturday 10 price, viz: 80, with r more
disposition 10 sell Grain some sales Of corn 10 day at
Saturdays prices
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Ru yhg pyrsiienk of The United States.

BIZ the President Of the United States.
Nm pursuance of the provisions OF treaty between
the United States and the Chckasaw Indians, made
and concluded on Pnntooc Creek, the tuenuek day
of Octo6er 1892 and Of the supplementary and e1panH
tory articles thereto made and concluded tho tDenty
second ddy Of The same month and also OF the treaty
between the United States and the Chckasaw Indians,
made nd concluded Of the City cf Washington, on the
tren,v. fourth dny of .'fny 1894; ], MARTIN VAN
BUREN,, President of the States, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sae, for the disposal oil
such of the lands eded 10 the United States by Inc said
Indians hereinafter described, shall be held at
the Land Office al Pontooc, IN Mississippi, on Inc hfi
Monday in January Eext viz
Nest of the ChiekaSa0 meridian ttnc.
Township TO- of ronge6 8.
Fractional township II, OF range 9.
Fractional township IL, Of range g.
Fractional township 10, of range T.
Fractional township II, of range Z.
Fractional township 10, Of range ..
Township 4, of range y
Township 8, Of ranges
Fractional township Q. Of ranges.
Fractional township IL, u rage y.
Township a, of range 10.
Fractional township 8, OF range lG
Fractional township O. of range 10.
Township a, Of range III
Fractional township g. OF range II.
Fractional township = OF range IL.
Fractional township Z Of range Is.
The lands selected reservations, under the proVf-
sons Of the said treaties 10 be excludes from the SALE
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (nn!ess the
lands are sooner disposed off, and onger and pr.
vne entries of land in the townships so offered, will be
admitted until after the expiration Of The two weeks
The !nnds will be offered in quarter sections and irac-
tonal quarter sections, where such sz's,.
Given under my hand, the Gay of Washingto this
22d day of September, A. D., le35
By the Presidents NJ VAN bOhEN'
JSo nj MOORE,
Acting Commissioner cfMe General Land Office.
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l:EI RO.iED[.l.G House

IgS county) respectfully informs her friends and The
public. ha, she has taken Doctor John C"I'ens House.
on Governor Street Of The most central situations in
II. etv convenient TO the Main Street Railroad Depot
Par Otce and l;aass-at the time sufficiently re-
,,d c,op The noise and bns;r oi business Tie esta'
blshm.nt has been fitted up with view to ncslnesS and
omrnr-and she pledges herself 10 spare no pains, to
rsnd i, equal any house in the city and in every re-
.Dec, deserving of public patronage Arrange nave
Steamboat Landing ard Railroad Depot Inc Horses
and Carriages Of persons putting up at the House. vi"
be well attended 10
Mrs. TURKS is prepared 10 accommodate p"a'ae'S "
the day, week, month CT year =, 20.
DC. ) ~ Wv
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Issae of Small Mites fer lM Ms..

We understand, the Banks of our CITY have paid out
no small Notes, since the LIST inst We have doubt
oil the Banks in Virginia will adopt the. same
by the law of our State Legislature they permitted
to issue them until after The Is, OF April ncxt-but
they forfeit the advantage Of having any Of their
taken Tor federal dues, If they under So after
The LIST OF October, they have wisely determined
suit The act OF Congress- and their small issues
The same policy will in all probability be pursued b.
most OF The Stale Banks. The last Albany Argus states,
"ihat The Mechanics and Farmers Bank OF this city
mas CEASED to issue notes Of rss DE- Than hSe
dollars; and that hereafter that institution wiz no, issrc
It's own notes, pay The notes Of other banks, under
lhas denomination. The nnrs uf this bank, therefore,
DO mol come within The prohibition of the deposile or
distribution law of 1875. The New York Era has also
The following article on the subject:
"important .fOttee.-lt will be recoeced that, by a
law G the last srssion OF Congress- modifying the do.
Posc law Of 1886, the notes of bank which sha! Ia
sue re issue, or pay out, any note OF lower denomna
lion Than five dollars after the first Of October next, w
be received in payment Of dnrs 10 The u States To
purchasers Of public lands public debtors, aud all
nected with banks this sauary law Of ngrsss becomes
oil immediate importance.
1.-The Albany Argus gives to understand hassc7cral
ot our City Banks and one two in Albany will there
FORE issue small after the Let October in order
That their paper may become medium for the PAYNE
OF the public dues. We trust that the banks in general
wiioiow their example. and thus restore the laborer
and mechanic The aie and sound currency TO which he
is entitled By the Constitution Of ms country and With
which, in this event, and in the of short time.
he would be enabled to purchase every necessary of life
far cheaper than lie now do. There is an ample
quantity Of gold and silver in the country 10 supply
the place of ali The small notes in circulation, aud thus
the people would gain all that the banks gain by
issuing them. The smaller The note the greater Tie
curse. May ALL SNAIL NOTES SHARE raE FATE OF
THE SHILLING SHIN PLAsrEHs."
1t is in vain, that the N York Express (Whe) repro.
bates this course Loco FOcoisn aud stands up for
the small notes We in this sense of The term Lo
Focos in grain-dyed in the wool We 90 against oil
small notes and hope The time ia distant when Uncle
Sam will forbid his officers take the notes nf any bank
which issues less than 2D notes-and that no bank shall
be chartered by State which does contain this and
even greater restriction.
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ssUBLIC SALC-By virtue q Deed Of Trust executed by
Obadiah the ghcrlbe the al day OF November,
% the Clerks office Of Pomhatan County Court
for nOncd, viii br sod the highest bidder,
ca.h, pOwhninn Courthouse the frat
Monday November hring court day. tract Of land in
comfy Of rowhaan containing Five Hundred and Twenty
Acres moro adjoining lands Of John Watkins ana Others
much be necessary raise the sum Of
upon the said Grcd with The COSTS and expenses at
The the land is believed
IT, good tho unds sn" z Ouy convey such right Us Is
vested IN ihcm By the trust decd. - 800
RICHARD BASS, y.,.
WIS.,. :. DAME, ''"'Ne'
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RICHMOND WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

Flour City mills s. rs 50
CAHsL-SS 2-EominaL
WuEAT-Red-Sl -
WnTE-Sl GO.
Tie stock Of Flour light. but increasing.
ToIAcco-Lugs- 6a7 4 and l2
LrAr-common to miGdi;rg-7 9 ! q l.2.
GOnd-9 pa 10
Fina-l0 ga l3.
Do extra fine for manu- acturing-l2 1.2 4 lG Ia.
The Tob.cco market rather more animated this than
las, week without. however Improvement in price
WINFREE, WILLIAMSON Il co.
October 1.
Consist tn 81 05 per hns!el, in demand.
MEaL-SI ~ 2to 81 -.
BAcos-I7 els for middiings.
MoLAssEs-12 cts for hes! article.
SALT-S2 ! 4 in STORE.
O.Ts-:5 cts scarce and in dcmn1a.
WORTHAM, McGRUDER 81 co.
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pies have been given in columns Nhc case in The
ihiLd ward Monday for instancel there can be but

thiTd ward on Monday Tor Instanct There can be but
e dorb, that %! !iGks' will 'anFh; Gael head gay
ty decided majority. The co pose taaj4'ily in A9-
lost, at HE special congressional ,ia1'!oa was G2g ~
vote Tor UjaSan aud Whole G:."s ,r~st he lost!
He IS trGitnr TO the nhy roc joiaS 6Isk
Latest We have the following from Ba!,!.noTe Cor
respondent on "Wednesday: "lu n;3TFows papers vii!
give you the actual result Of the election in Baltimore
In the meantime ] give you my opinion for what it is
worth, that the indications OF the hour q NJ are
that the Wings will be BEATEN and thai the probability
is in favor Of Grasons " b election for Governor
lhis lasl. hive al sa q anlic: nnled "
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Oct 8
TN CHANCERY- VlEGiSlA-ln Hearco County
81 Court, September Sd, 1898:
Mann S Valentine, guardian Of William r. hlo,by,

. against
Thomas d. Quarles and Mary A., his wife; Alfred v.
Crenshaw and Lucy, his wife; Benjamin Mosby Sarah
Mostly, Thomas Turner James NJ Wickhar, Henry H..
Carter Elizabeth Valentine, Peter W. Mosby, John o.
Mosby, Robert p slosby, and Lcn n Elicit, guardian
ad Item Of VIM n. Mosby inan, under the age ce
81 years. assigned by the Court 10 defend him in this
suit, Defendants
The defendants, Peter W. Mosby and Robert P. Mos
by having entered their appearance and given
curity according the Of Assembly and the rules oe
this Court, and appearing by the affidavit of Jesse F.
Keesee this day made in open Court, that they nor
nhabilan, of this Commonwealth, IT is ordered, that
they appear here the first day Of the nest Decembe.
term Of this Court, and the bill of III. plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
two months excessively and posted at The front door Of
the Court house Of thI; county.
Copy-Teste
LOfTiN n. Elicit, {. nc.
Oct ) i3-wSw
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''Fhe most agreeable circumstance Of the Presidents
Journey was The unotfecled iamlar ahc kindness

wan which lie was every wl;sre rccei"ea Jy The people
O. virginia Iarada, ostgEIasOn, Grd "' aa which
ho""'cr kindly meant, always P,,.frc 10 o!
simple a"s a;io l'sr'Jl'caa !eei."gs most CRATE
fully exchanged Tor unceremonoas and friendly inter.
course with the sensible, indie pendent, and . spirited
people With whan he spent tvs" months of partial relax
alton from intense application, 10 business. We frd in
The Richmond Enquirer OF this morning, scrap from
letter received in Richmond, which furnishes speci
men OF the unprecedented warm. hearted courtesy which
every where greeted the President lie passed through
The c"untry from one Watering pIacr 10 anotlrr.
lhus enaeth the last cgplcr OF The visit We should
not have given many Of them, if the WhI organ in
this city had permitted him 10 pass on without, the rudest
criticisms on his counlenauce and appearance.
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Oct ;

GNORN FOR ALE-1'le subscriber has for sale
several hundred barrels of Corn Of superior quality,
having been preserved in a ratproof house from The
communication Of rais which will be delivered on South
side Of James River, / , miles below Columbia, Fla.
wanna county TlIOS II. MAYO.
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Oct )

sN CIghNCERYVRcs. TO wit: At Cifcu! Superior Court
rhancciy continued and held Tor hr county Of Cum
berlan cns ad county pursuant TO ouInmcn
on the 30ih August, lS3s:
10, the benefit Of John w Nash, Complainant,
against
Ford admir- dc bCHs Of Geo Caron dec d. Booker
Woo snn admir- 81 John icIi"rnugh, cr'd Elizabeth
Marlborough George y. Carson Matilda Carson Theophus r.
e. E;b-r " Sarah ii. Carson
AInuEp g. Carson. aud Beverly brown, nG:'
Of nenalh Brown dcc aud Samuel Cop;cn, Defendants
This be heard on the BILL answer Rnd
,,hb. ami argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof the
Court opinion that the settled accounts at Blake u ooGscn
guardian Of Samuel Cop' and which filed 5I an eS
bit in cause ought bod The estate OF George Carson
decd because altogether Parte uGd without notice ehcf
10 orr, ur Bot tho also d opinion, that The
said be- held 30 corset as such set
generally received; That the eaten; mat The &C
couni and fa+in ~ ho. coa;Sns the same
The Court doth therefore aduge oft" and decfen sha Jn Da
nl 10 Sn'c ahn sNc W &C.
roun,s Il. Wooson istc guardian %
ION upon principles the settled account M Tue basis
OF his settlement according the direction Aforesaid ana report
the to.cfcr with matter deemed pertinent by
himself which either party require to be speS'ay sta'en'
Acopy-Tcsto, 'oii' oi-'iHH' -
CunjrrcrG c. r., Sept. 2a,h, las.
nartic viii take i"at nave appointed 'he
lDh nr November ne their attendance ni Once al Iu"i-
he nd house which day, by 8oc!ecK a. ~ ne are
n, y mott, attend. III: evidence necessary 10 enable me
70 ne rom tho duties rernicd BY rh" Fares"ins decree
~ P'' ~ IOuN DANIEL, Special Commissioner
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IA URSE WANTED, to purchase or hirs.-A woman
~ accustomed TO the Of young children and par
cuarly nursing infants, by bringing satisfactory re-
COMMUNICATIONS, will find immediate employment, kind
Treatment. and liberal wages at DR.'D N. NORTONS
reside nee ;e f:a Richmond, on the railroad lead
ing to fredericksburg
Oct5 i3-3t
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proporlonaie appearance cf hustle and business
About two hundred bales had already btea stored al
tie tH.:eHt warehouses, 1~a;:ng in -" river
=, q Ln-L-.tn u
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cusrd of giving too wild play 10 the Imagination. In
deed II ls generalY conceded Thai lhex

deed, is generally conceded that they undcrrae rather
ban ovefrac the value If he wo.ks viewed IS mere
channels 81 tao" aud Of navel. Aud, rdsing ly IN.
uniform excess "a '!.s actua! yeS; IN its lj:nHr
e't"h" the san4ahe ana seemingly cS,sayoaaul rsii.
na'es elsewhere we do not doubt that her are un,.rra
ed IL ihs be So, how is possible 10 doubt that TN.
l"'is Will pay the cost OF consirnci;on3 Look auaip
al The Report TO which have before referred and see
how calculation was on.sipprd BY the reality in N York:
how the friends well nsae foes of TINT great work were
astounded by results which the most dreamy entbus.
ast had never dared 10 predict Ard although a,e have
no great commercial city "n The Atlantic vet we have
The means in our hands Of building up one which shall
answer The wants Of an Empire-And ugh we have
no inland seas with which 10 blend waters yet we
have giant rivers with which to connect them bearing
on their bosoms trade valuable as ever oaed on The
surface OF The Ee fuund its way through the grand
canal, 10 The commercial metropolis of the Union
This subject will be, presume one of absorbing
interest next winter and as is always highly impor
tan, IN questions of This magnitude, that Legislative
action should rather run parallel with, than precede
Public Opinion hope that the various pnblic Journals
Will take some pains TO furnish their readers with such
facts and arguments may assist them emil ghtrn-
ed decision upon it, The metropolitan press, particular.
~, have II in their power to exercise extensive nlu
ence on this subject, and we hope that they will not fail
10 do so"
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TDOANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-Tho
q q annual meeting of the Roanoke Navigation Com.
pany will be beid at Weldon, North Carolina, On Mon
day, The 9th day Of November next.
a. JOINER.
Oct ; 43-.}t
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IF the Alexandria Gazette will permit US TO speak or
ourselves in our own ords instead Of It's Eosscs,
we would make cmplant - If we canno, ask tdtors
of nur worthy friend, should at least expect justice
liz hnlI
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IN CIANrERi-|iRGISIshtn COur held for lousg county,
at ha ecrhon'c thereof Mrrday September the oh less
Da.id u. Hunter, FlaiutIT!
William E5b, Dabney Locker, sHi George r D. Hester,
Defendants.
The defendant, william Bhh, having entered m appearance
and gwen ccuy according law aud the of this Court
ana appearing tic satisfaction OF that he
lnhhhtaTt o! F, The pnnfby his IL
ordered o. the said defendant william Bi5b appear before
he ns'cr+ m C"un'y Court Louisa county, the court
house on Tie .ccond Monday December tho bill
ct the paniHa1- that Ct sIs lie forthwith Inserted
~ SOME newspaper published ls cry OF Richmond
months successfully and posted Of the house
OF ths county ,Usno ccvIt dag.
Copy-Tes,s
JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c.
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.7yrJTJlS nj S,Jr IDri.

The packet ship Philadelphia Captain Morgan arrived
on Saturday evening from l.oTdnn, with Tie following
passengers: Joseph B"naparle Count de SurveI!Icr
and suite, including NJ ii l. hlaI!lard a Ma!atd, NJ.
Ththaud Miss Thbaud Dr. a. Clark, and nine servants
80 in the s'eerage.
ASormER ARRIVAL OF GRAPES The brig Carroll,
which has arrived from Alexandra, egypt, has on
board male and female GrnDe With two EgyP t!an al
lendsuts "This (says the New York Gn2e;r) sill be
considered by the lovers of natural history most for
tunaie circumstance, o':d suppos" bow, that shall
commence growing own Girnirs in this country
We are compelled 10 lay Ill! next, just and
indignant article from the last Charlottesville Rcpu5ii.
can in raa,ion To Mai Garland.
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Every report is IavoFabIc 10 bs chafaccr OF lhe Great
Western aud 10 the of Steam Navigation She
described admirable vessel. and during the vo
lent which she encountered during ie last
saou!ary and precrdcnlsdly quiet and fee from ds
elecabc agi,alon- Fulton, in the National Gazette,
Inmates the profit Of the four trips she has performed in
90 Lays-Aowing 10 per cent for and tear, her
orininal cost sbe has made nett = 20 .GG0
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Trust sale Of pleasant and caaJc House and Lot on
BicL,1nu1 Hill

Richmond Hill.
A GREEABLY 20 lie provisions Of deed of trust
"a executed by Philip Mayo to the undersigned, bear
ing date the LIST day of September 1885, and recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Henricor
SHALL for the purposes in said deed expressed proceed
sell, public auction, the highest bidder, FOR cash.
the premises on Saturday the Doth day Of October,
1898, o'clock in The a.ternocn, the !o Of ground in
the county of Henrico, Richmond Hill the city
of Richmond, and at present occupied by said Mayo,
containing 62 feet inches 9Th street, and extend
ing back I65 feet | shall convey such title only as is
vested in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid and which
believe 10 be good LOFTlN n. ELLETTr
October > [43-w3w Trustee.