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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06
.V'DTlCE,

.V'OTlCE.
A LII PERSONS indebted to the subscr lher on
N open account, for Medical services or otherwise,
are hereby informed. that have put the same into
the hands of Ro l.. Coleman for collection In adopt
ing this method regard is had more to convenience
aud economy than wish to coerce payment.
J. POWELL.
Amherst G. H., July I'm
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25
A PLEASANT STUDY.

Next to good library, pleasant study is one of the greatest acquisitions ,ninis-. ter of the gospel can have. Tue want of a good libraryw will impoverislrllis thoughts, while the wan, of a pleasant study will de- range them. Tho former will tlisconp0sc his spirits, the latter his ideas. The former will rnlI1e his temper. the latter his mpsli,a- lions. A study should he we'll IiehIcj, as ligh, is very beneficial to the animal spirits; Il should be well ventilated, as nure mir is necessary to health; 1t should be cool n summer. and warm in winier, as swea'y
 hands and cold fingers are equally disagree able it,shouId be kept qdiie clean. as dust .is a great annoyance to maD of fine fcel-
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25
LItclh1TeEG ESeQSgGs'c9's PuDLisHEO EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year, payable before the expiration of six months
 To companies of any number over six, sl 50 per year. payable as above. To companies less than six 3l 75 per year, payable before. g cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of year.
 9FADvERrIsING. One square, three insertions, S1, and the same proportion for two squares.- Halfa square, 75 cts. Continuance over there weeks 20 per cent per week A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioner Notices, 9
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25
. l)r, Relfe's Asthmnt;c PiNs,
T0 vHE IAD1ES! {!

KNHlTE and sound Teeth ho'h an ornament w ani ,lrs-ing. The beet security for their ad- rantage s to r E,uGd in .e "fihe
 British .Antiseptic Dentijricc.
 This elegap, To", Powder, with very lit,le use, eradica,es the Srmrvy inihe goms. md prevents the accumulation of Tarier. which onv hInckeus. tni l'' the Teeth. and acceeraies their decay. The Denifrice thus removes the prevailing ransrs of "f fensive hrea preserves the and oridncss f ,he enais. and renders the teeth beao"lIy white. Prize 50 cents.
 GT None genuine unless signed ,h- outside p-in- ted wrapper by the soie proprietor T. K,DDER. m'diafe successor to the ale Dr.. w. Y. CoSwAY For sale his Counsing Room, over No. 99 Cour,-s,ree,. Conrerr Hal, Boston. and also by his special roinimen;, by &
 Drs. Buel and Beckwia, Litchfeld; E. Co,cles,
 South Farms; y. C. Sierens, Conaan;
 s Wessrs. Loonis, Bethlens.
 December IA. oc5wl,23
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25

well as he could, adjusted the bell, and wendcd my way home, with nll my sins H. gainsi the old man in full blossom. Al an early hour the mex. morninc, I calei! at his shop and found him seated in his arm chair, with his violin in hand, as happy and joy GUS as if he never bad known one h0ur of pain. Peace to tho ashes of the good old man. Never ihrohbcd g kinder heart, or nobIcr blood courscd through mans veins.
 Wyoming Repu5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25


 HHE proprietor will make use of no Greek or Latin words to express its good quail ties, rather preferring plain English; neither will he give it a far brought name. The Stove derives its name especially from its particu- lar construction. Neither would the propric- tor ailix to this notice the certificates of oth- CTS, though offen advised thereto by those who have them in use, and have proved thcm Rather would he invite all 10 call, previous to purchasing elsewhere, and see and know for themselves, that this stove is to be preferred to any other now in use. Those who take the trouble to call will at once be satisfied, from the accessible fues about the oven, (schich ,oiN meter fU up,) the simplicity of the dampers, (not liable 10 get out of ordsr) the per- feet manner in which it bakes, Consuming Jess fuel thGm any other,) the arrangement for the convenience of boiling, (far surpassing fhat of other stores,) that the Eclipse Stove de- serves place in every family who wishes to procure a stove.
 DDiferent sizes ofthe above stove (price from $16.to $30) may be seen at COLDS FOUNDRY, CORNWALL.
 October 19. 1887. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25
Advertisement!

TO fAe Asthmatic and Consumptive! TTNHE prevalent and fatal of all the diseases in
 1 cident to civilized soce.l-lhe C"nsnmpiina-
 may generally be traced ihp least alarming of disor drrs, slight but giecied coli! By estimation, ap pears thai one hmadred and y thousn"d persons d'e annually oflhe Con-umpi"n. Most of these dread l"i results may he attributed common Colds aud neg Agen' treatment of ,he harrassng Cough iha, general y ens"es which is usually followed by h,lie"l, breah ing, pain in he side. and at last UIceracd Lungs.- Violent and repeated Asihrnac attacks also bring Constmpii. symptoms. Que two dollars expend- ed in the purchase nf Dr. Relfe's Asthmatic I'iNs,
 and little attention ,n their timely administration will usually mitigation "f these disorders and generally effect The Pile are also an easy and cfeeiua remedy for ihe symptoms preceding and accompanying the Asthma and Consumption. For colds. coughs, difficulty of breathing, 'ighness and s.rctnres the ches, wheezing pain in the eide, splitting of blood. &c. Few occur of any of this claFs of disorders in which the purchasers o Dr. Relies Pitts wit fnd rirl, ranrn for ,heirir'hing expenditure. Price-whole boxes, 30 Pills, Sl; half dn. 12 Pits, 50 cts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25
MORE BOOKS.

LUST received, an additional supply of eI Sce0OE BOOkS-also, various kinds of WRITING PAPER--a few LADIES ALBUMS.
 Nov. 30. s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25
BI, .ATa K s.

ON HAND. FOR SALE, AT, THIS oFFrcE, eg THE FOLLOWING KINDS: Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court Subpoenas, Quit Claim Deeds, :" Book, Justice Book, :" Note, Justice Note, Bail Bonds, .,. Justice Subpocnas, Pensioners Blanks, Executions, SJc. &c. June l,
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25

uss; # should be back room. as the noise oi the streets breaks the chain of medita- non; il should be in sight of a colleee. sem. mary, or church.; or in view or . r;ver. garden, cultivated fields. mountain .rararv or pleasant and picturesque landscape. that every thlng may give vigOr to invention: every book should have its appropriate place on the shelf, when not in use, as much so as tho stars in the heavens, or the trees in the field and the spaces on the wall should be well supplied with maps and por- traits, that the sacred student may never forget Ihe scene of his labors and his ex. amrIes in the ministry. Order should be the law of the place, and every thing should be brought under it's influence, both as to time and manner.-Ch. Adc0cGte,
 Taking h Coolly.-Tho following short and pl.hy dialogue took place, a day or two since, on the Levee, between gentleman just "''ivvd-"H u steamboat, and an appro- pr'a'or oi other mems goods and chattels, without following the honest and usual course ofpaying for them.
 Is that yo"r trunk 2 asked the gentle man, as the frcebooter was quietly follow. ing negro, who lad the first speakers law iui property on his head.
 Cer'ai"lyit is,' said tle robber with the utmost composnre.
 Welt continued. the gentleman, at the same time taking out a key, wish you would have the kindness jus. to let me have d change of flinen out of it--I keep all my clean clothes, dEc. in that trunk, and shall feel the loss of them sensibly if am not allowed that privilege
 It is unnecessary to add that the rascal lifted up his feet and cleared himself as fast as his legs would carry hin.-N. Q. paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-25

1rGvsling Baskets, Worsted 1Ippets, Dec. 2i. at I. LAWRENCE'S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
500 ssE;EV AIRED.

? NNAWAY IRON TuE STBSCRIRER
d u on the 29nd Of November, 1881. residing in
Bedlotd county. ncar New London. his negro man
CstAAhGS, (ACiilI.LES.J He Is stpposrd To he
between 80 aud 35 yeas Of age, very black, supposed
20 DE . leet . or inches htgh, very made and
uncommahIY large across the breast very rood dir,
cher and ost'er, has his breast and over one
oil ms eyes also mole his neck about the size Of
buck s5ot.whch dome opght 10 selge t, ,eiect him
expect he las Obtained free paleis or has been car
h@' OH by some rascal. ard is eadeayorng to get 10
ahce State. viii CIV" $500 reward for his appre-
hcnSl'n, II taken oH Of thr State or $50 if taken in
thr Srle and delivered to ne, or secured in any ia
50 '"'' ee' Il IN again. J.. PETERS.
q The Richmond Enq1ircr will insert the fore
gong advertisement once wccl for SIX weeks, and
10 ward ITS account to tins Office for payment
June 60 ,
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C.yRR A.1ELS, Sc.

"AV1NG determined TO devote my attention
principally 10 the Carryal making business. |
will endcavour III iniure IN keep on hand al my shop
4 supply OF GARRYaLLS, with and without
Springs made OF first late timber aud good work
manshp My situation being in the county. my
expenses considerably less than they would be IN
Lynchbufg and having had 10 years experience in
the business, make no hesltancy in the assertion,
thai | can sell them much cheaper according 10 quail
ity than they can be bought IN Lynchburg.or almost
any other town. will also make BAROUGHES to
order. Those wishing 10 purchase would do well To
give me call before purchasing ] feel confident
shall give general satisfaction both in price and
gualiiy.
My shop may be found in Amherst, ) miles north
from Lynchburg. New-Hope Meeting House.
| will also keep on hand for the accommodation Of
purchasers the best Carryall Harness. III he lowest
cash pi.ce. SYLVESTER l.. BuRFORD.
July 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
EEANsNGV sNaVEEssETY.
~ II DEg.s DEs'.g ESV. E..V'9'

4 i a meeting of the Trustees held tins day, Dr.
/ a \. K. SMIru, OF Baltimore, was unanimously
elected to the Chan Of the Theory and Practice IN
The Medical Department Of Trans, wanna University.
Aware of the responsibilities IN making tins appoint
ment the Trustees have pleasure ia announcing To
the public, the sell ctIon OF Il gentleman To i'll the
vacancy. who Is emrueutly distinguished both as i
practitioner aad teacher ia ms proesslon The iacu-
y Is thus made up, and n no period OF the history
OF tins valuable department Of Tfansvigauit has II
been 50 thoroughly prepared ior impaluog the sub
stautal practical principles ui medicine, surgery,
anatomy, chemistry, and all The tributary brducAe,
TO a comprehensive course OF medl, al instruction.
7. \. MARSHALL, Chairman ofhc
B0olrt u Trustees.
Lexington, July ., 1888.
The Medical Lectures IN Pennsylvania Medical
School viii commence usual on the FIRST Monday
IN November ueAt.
FACULTY.
ARatomg and Surgery by 3. W. DupLrr. NJ
d. Professor, aud J. NJ. Bush. Nj. ID. Adjunct Pro
lessor.
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence.
by JAMES c. Cross, VI. d.
Theory and Practice # Medicine. by NAruAs r.
SMITH, NJ. d.. late OF the University of MARYLAND
aud formerly OF the jefferson Medical School Phil
| adelphla.
obstetrics and Diseases Of ITomen and Children
ny lillian II. RicnARDsoN, NJ. D.
:, 4hafefia nsa'ca and Therapeutics, by Thomas d.
Mitchell, NJ. D.
,, '"e"fS"y ana pharmacy, by koBfRT PErER, NJ.
Each OF the teachers will lecture dalv-Sabbaths
excepted, The entire course IN tins school costs
the sum ofoae handred and frc dollars la addition.
The marIculatoa fee. winch entities the pupil to use
the very exclusive library is frc dollars The Dis
seeing tickets ten dollars, aud ma, be taken or a.
united at pleasure. The Gfaduauon fee 1teeafg
Dollars. BY order of the Faculty,
j. NJ. BUSH, Dean.
Lexington, July %, 1883.
N. Il. The notes OF all solvent banks in the State,
IN which the students may reside. will be taken at
par.
July 26 St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
Bedford E'elnasc Academy near
HSDeFfy, Ea.

nTPIl.S may. donog The present year, be enter
4 ed II any pcnod lthc Course aud viii be char
pcI iseabJy 10 the time. To avoid defangine the
otalnz ilion Of the School, thete will be Ndca-
tou. nnfll the Fail.
Tuilon. in English and French. 80 dollars per an
nnm. Board, washing, lights and fire, so per
MONTH Italian 81 spanish, $40 per anuun. Music,
$40 Embroidery. eolored and whlte 50. Pupils
nimish Hen own Bedding. To those from dis
lance. II ran he supplied, at moderate charge.
Summer Uaitorm. This will consist Of Robe Of
PATE blue printed CambIIc. the figures small aud
close: Cape Of tie simc Panlalets Of white: A
pruns thrown French Iluen, ged with blue Bralde
Straw orrhip Bonnets, Nuns pattern trimmed with
Shy blue: Green Neils Jcwelry aud Embfodcries
prohibited, as well As all Gncry IN general.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10 wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
CURE FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT

for the following receipt for making Blackberry Sy-
rup. This syrup Is said to be almost specific Tor the
summer complaint. In 1889 it was successful in
more than OF Cholera. The fun rs now ia
market, aud The present time is tue proper time to
make il.
TO 2quarts of juice of Blackberries, add
pound loaf sugar.
OF. nutmegs OF. cinnamon, pulverised,
or cloves 4 oz. aspice do
Boil all together, for short time, and when cold.
add pint fourth ioof brandy
You will save many bitter Tears by publishing the
above IN your valuable paper From a teaspoon full
to wine glass, according to the age Of The patient,
till relieved, is to be given. 1t may spoil pracee but
il will save fife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
From De W W l...-..- .L.Lua1-

Most llc'anc39ig oec455aee.--It is our painful
duty 10 announce the sudden death Yesterday Of MIR.
james eitonS long a"cl huo"n and hlshl, resprc-
ted merchant Of hs CIV, and formerly one oi tn,
trm OF Peer Rensrn X Go. As he was rdinr in
one OF the Broadway omaibuses. ahout lhrcc
o'clock, he stopped al the corurr of hamhefs street
and III stepping to tie pavement on the west side OF
broadway he was run over by WHO was riding
up rapidly on hors. back lie I'll and ON being Ia
ken into Dr. CAllton stnrc, was found to have irac
tnted bis skull M Two places. D#ctot4 Watson aud
Hoffman were Ia lmu odIatc attendance and tfepap-
ming Vas rcSottei 10 the only method of nreSetv-
ing his liic but he sulyNcd tie operation ONLY a
snort tme' lie died ai6 O'clock, not having spoken
from the time he tell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

GAIN AND AnEL.-A murder took place en- the
opposite side OF the liver, near the town OF Grard
Ala on Friday, July l0h almost too horrible 10 b.,
gwen 10 CHRISTIAN community. The circumstance
were rs follows: Two brothers. named lhonas and
Hal Lucas, who bad been much IN the habit of
quarfelling. came toerlci ulder strong excitement
and Tom, as WAS his frequent custom. being about
to dog Hal with STICK of soma sort the lalicr drew
pistol and shot tie former ms own brother,
through the heart who almost instantly expired
we cannot imagine t7at degree OF moral niptrudc
which would nerve up A mars soul to the cnmmittal
OF such deed as HAT Of taking away the lite of a
brother! Bun murder stalks through the land, de-
Tying the Ia" and irowniug down rs ministers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

4 NptL d inform my friends and and the pub
Ii he generally that my assoitnentof
Sr"2s, 1r"iicimcs, Paints. Oils, Dyc-Siua-, &c.
IS Now compleic. all of which have been recently
and carefully selected by myself, in the Northern
markets On thryery best terms, aud feel confident
that can offer Inducements not before bad in tins
m1lhet, and would particularly invite al persons
wishing 10 purchass adicIes my lrne to call and
examine for themselves before buvrug.
]. A. FOURQUREAN,
Sign oillc Boy & Mortar.
June +,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
ROAD sFOGE6 An AycUIoN.

NJ lit be sold Al public auction before the firm,
d9oi OF tie Franklin Hotel in the town If
hSuchbnre. ON Thursday the 23i day of Aupus,
next ionr shares Of delinquent stock in the Lyncb,
o"lS ana Concord Turnpike Company viz Two
Christopher Anthony ' "
"o sfiaffs same IN the name of James ANTHONY.
by order Of the board.
July % '. ,s,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

.SiR mapuEleiare.- New York Star states
that snch is tic success WHICH has attended the
manufacture Of silk nj ihr establishment III Ma-sa=
chnsetts that the silk company at Northampton Dr.
tetmincd ~ thu late meeting 10 RAISE Immediately
S3o 600. in addition to the laree capital ALREADY in
vested IA order enlarge fhelr sphere OF operations
This eompau, WIS one Of tho drst thlt WIS formed
IN tins country and had 10 labor under all RI" dlsad-
vantatcs attendant on the commencement Of = new
branch Of manufacture, which those recently cStab-
tshed hive not had TO eoaiend with In one in
stance SILK Company. Which has only been IN opc.
ralian q years. las divided 300 on each share,
where bur S25 were pad in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

Tfate#c5it.-I .z seated in tie Newark Daily ADJ
,rt..set That Thomas Kinney was committed 10 the
jail OF Monmouth county. New-Jersey, on Monday
last for killing hls own btotherl There were no pef
sons present when the killing took place, but The ac-
cused himself states that an alerea'-ou having taken
place in field betmeel them, the deceased Struck
his brother with club which was broken in the
blow and that the KILLER hereupon seized par, of
the club and returned The blow, which caused mime
diate death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

An IMPORTANT Misunderstanding relief NAV
be afforded TO persons who drink 100 much cold wa
ter during the prevalence Of hot weather by admin
s;efias eileen drops of Spiritas Sails IN about wine
glass fnll of any kind OF spirituous liquor It may
be procuredat the shop Of any apothecary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
yin n. > 7 FL Jf-, y. z.
ConMisSloNER's OFFICE, ]
NOTICE..

M AS committed to the Jail Of Grayson county
w on the 10Th day of January last negro man,
slave, five feet SIX inches high, made, and of
yellow complies sion. He calls himself Henry, and
SAYS he belongs to NIr. Bailey seems to he ac-
quaated III Lyuchbutg aud Buchanan, where he
SAYS he was engaged IN driving atcam. The own
etls requested come aud prove property, pay
charges, and take him away otherwise said slave
vii, be deal with according 10 law.
J. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

Charles L. ronapaue, fptinoe Of Mnsfnanol
who DISTINGUISHED himself in onr conniiy by his
nuiological researches, particularly, by his eontnu
a,ion OF Wilson's work has iafely published ieo-
graphical and Comparative description OF the Binds
of Europe and America.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

FLORIDA CROPS.-The Tallahassee Flor
d1aa says: Fhe crops Of Corn and Cotton IN Middle
Florida, are unusually good ior the season. The
corn crop viii be much larger thar last year,
having been planted than usual The laencss and
drought OF the sprng kept the coto1 backward, but
Tie recent rams have brought forward astonishing.
".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
L'OElTECSE.
RETR a.

Also Edom shall he desoloan, every that goet
s'A ne asaeasnsa arr sha' ass al all tue plaques h''
1hers shall nat h. an, r.f,ir, Of IN, hons, of rsau
regns all around save whan The solitary owl ns'
1I,s hrsnb,. sa,aas,s o,,o ,h, ss,,,;, 9Th, "a
cea extends salfoyer the conoes sn covers the hase
ne Columns while the eoason Of the watr tends to hatte
sse 49, ~ ~ ~ b. ~ & ~ ~ - py,,as
IL. Leon dc Laborac
A silent desert lies:
Rarely iooislep passes by
where only sound the cries
o. the Wild hir1s whose wear, note
On lonely echo dies.
The pilgrim jonruovs en-
There a soal.ehllne silence roisns,
Where ruin foars her throne
And the wild Arab p,uses not
Der wrecks ofagcs ronel
Nhere her Wise her gfeat her isu
Long, long ago to dust zone down,
Are The old dnccrs tb.re
And ivy clothes and Lrauhle shades
The dust Of things that wcre'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
GUIDE 40 PASSENGERS
y L w ARRANGEMENT

10 F sNofihefn Line of Stages from Lynchburs
le,yos is,'e 'chSbnrg by way of Charlottesville
,rG hynehbnrg Oh Tuesdays THURSDAYS and S,,
ys - at o'clock, a. NJ, and reaches ChaIoss.
1t III ,ne evening Of those DAYS arrives =, E,s
a al oaa on Mondays Wednesdays and Frdavs
lot'esye IN M In returning arrives at Char
ana ana reaches Lynchburg on Mondays. WednasJa,.
f'" rt'aays' by this route passengers leaving
LyGchoafs vi" reach Fredericksburg in two sd d,,ss
OF 'ho5e going hon LAncbburg 10 Richmond viii
NJ" ,',enlnond on The second day at o'clock, p,
.h.-'uf teams and coaches are first rate. and rho
drivers ara careful and accommodating No nam.
WI, M De spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
', ,ia 10 r. e9efcNsburs Sll 90
~ "'e""'ond 90
Apply at the Franklin Hotel. Iynchbnrg 70, se,,s
Juy2 49, ,, ns'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09
Valuable Tan Ward for sale.
CHEAP NEW GOODS.
at reduced RV5ces for Cash.

\ ? OBtNSON y ELLIOTT have Just received, a
q neat and fresh aSsurtmentaf SlSriSs. Goods.
embracing variety ofarlices nuch in demand which
Will be sold at prices much lower than any ding of
the same description offered heretofore in this Mar
ke Persons viii please attend aud examine for them
selves
tpla IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-09

,t,le ssa wfltcr hi4 extensive literary information
and his accurate aequain ance with the Classics,
have 10 doubttha any literary employment fequI-
ing these Qualifications, he could render aeeepta-
lie service To the Public KOBT. !. liAYNE.
For terms Sc. see separate advertisement.