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PAY UP

E";nau subscriber h! being des;rou, If =,
e Ca and make immediate payn "'"g hin
the same time, wishes all tho" a'n'; and At
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TIME subscriber continue, u per
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month: which they have the pIl'l ,ssatr
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-27
SHERiEF'S SALE

SHERiEF'S SALE.
Wiley Ray Rsturuable to Holmes
vs. al Il III Circuit Court 10 April
Mathew Cannon g. Term lS4O
l.. Bullock.
MDY virtue Of The above stated exc.
ED cution which issued from the
CIerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Holmes County, and TO me directed, and
IN obedience threto, | shall expose to
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door of my county on
The first Monday Of January neat,
The following described tract or parcel Of
land, TO wil:--the west half north ives.
quarter section twenty-nine, township 10,
range three east.
Levied on as the property of Mathew
Cameron, to satisfy the above stated exc.
cution and cost of suit. will sell all the
right, title, claim, which Mathew Came
ron, has in and 10 the above described
land.
J. d. WYATT, Sheriff.
Nov % 2 ids. Pr. fee Sl0 so
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-27

etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is a specimen OF
what this Mammoth Nespaper will con.
tain, as we'll in rarity and extent of lis
original and selected matter, as the style
OF It's execution.
Asa Family Newspaper, BROTHER
JONATHAN will be found TO present.
attractions beyond any oiherr:
-" He comes the herald ola noisy world,
Ners form, all nations numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence, foreign and
domestic, and the latest novelties IN the
Literary World, will be promptly served
up for the qualification Of the reader.
Strictly neutral in politics, it will con-
tain nothing in favor or against a party,
and will as sedulously avoid any of the
controversies which aeitae the religious
community. Strict morality, virtue, tenn
perance, industry, good order, beneyo-
lence, and usefulness to our common
country, and our fellow men, will be ad-
vocated and incucated in every page Of
Brother Jonathan.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-27
INSOLVENCY.
Nov 80 3 ids

INSOLVENCY.
YHvfiE undersigned having been appoin-
n ted by the Probate Court of Holmes
county, commissioners to audit, examine
aud allow the claims against the estate OF
John Il. Maury, deceased, will meet al
Georgevile, the third Friday in each
month, for the next six months for that
purpose
JAMES II. COOPER,
S. BOTTERS, Sen.
+. BARDWELL,
GeorgeviIe, MAY IL, 26---6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
HyLLSBOROUGH
Female Academy.

s1tiiE undersigned Trustees IL the hlIlsbs~
- rough Female Academy. have the plea
sure TO announce 10 Parents and Guardlsr :.
that the exercises of this institution commfne-
ed on The Gath January, Tor the present ses-
sion, under the charge Of its efficient and &C.
complished principal. Miss Mara L. Spear.
The services Of this lady for several years past,
have been such a. 20 meet The highest exprc-
tations Of the Trustees. and 10 deserve for thls
Academy as great portion Of public patron.
age as has been extended 20 any similar insti-
tuition in The state.
Miss Spear has associated with herself in the
task of instruction, her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, whose talents and skill in the depars-
ments Of Music, Drawing ard Painting have
been fully tested and are Of The highest order.
A gentleman who 10 q native Of France and
every way qualified. will give lessons in The
French Language 10 such ss may desire il.
The Trustees can with confidence recom.
mend this Seminary 10 all who wish their
daughters and wards 10 become scholars. and
to have their morals anxiousiv guarded and
their manners properly formed; the personal
accomplishments and moraI caliure az the ssu-
dents. beng no less objects &c attention on the
part "f the Teachers, than their Improvements
in Literature. ss~*a8s
The studies Of each class are ,as follows, vim:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, CRAM
mar. Geography. History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Mythology, Botany, Rhetoric. AS
tronomy, Dlctation andcomposiiion. constitute
the studies Of the fret and second classes; the
same branches &c lea s.iaa. with the exception
Of the Eve last named, fnrm the studies af the
third class and the fourth class. which ie shs
lowest in the school, study Spelling, Reading.
Writing. and the Tables in ARITHMETIC. a. aks
progress Of the scholar iussIfsaS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
LINK mi This.

SnHE Printing Establishment Of the Milton
Spectator 10 offered for sale on accommo
dating terms. To q practical printer, with q
small family, the situation is q very desirable
one. Professional and other engagements,
demanding at present the whole OF my time,
alone proven, me from again assuming the
Edi,os ial chair, which. with some exceptions
has been TO me source of pleasure and prof,
There is. perhaps. no village in the state that
holds out better inducements Cor an establish
ment Of The kind
N. ]. PALMER.
Milton, N. C. Jan. 81. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

The Raleigh Standard says that /" Mr..
Adams is the leader OF the abolitonsiss in
The House of Representatives," This
falsehood. as Mr.. Adams has himself pro-
nounced IL, is uttered in the very teeth
of that gen.leman's speech, made not
three weeks ago. in which he pledged
himself as opposed to abolition. even in
the District &c Columbia. The Standard.
with lis usual fairness. has nerer publish
ed one word about that speech. l, keeps
its readers in The dark on that important
subjec,-an important one TO The South.
as showing that most talented and in
fiuen,ial individual 10 not Cor abolition.
but only for The right Of petition.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

EItetlire CeuHsn.-This body me:
on Saturday Isl. and unanimously ean
6EEned the folloaing nominations Of he
Governor:
Literary Bonrd.-Willism A. Rlonni.
Charles Manly and Da,id w. Stone.
esQuires. @
board 81 Internal fmpr0uentaf-Col.
Cadwallader Jones and Charles r. Nal.
less, esq. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

A meeting of the people Of Crasen
cauaiy vas held al New hetn on the I2lh
inst tar the purpose Of taking rrrpsraso.
" steps to select a suitable person To be
ran as candidate In represent Tia; con.
grrssIonal district aftr the expiration IT
The lrrm OF Mr.. Charles Shepard, The
Prssen. inrumhsa.. The meeting is re-
presented 10 have been Tho iarass, ever
held at Newbem On palHIcal OCCASION:
and il Is observed BY ahe Spectator. that
"'hr unanimi,y II purpose manifested to
promote lie general wish of the district,
by snpetse'lms Mr.. Sl,rpari. gives cheer
ms assurance lh.l i, aciH BE- done By a
sweeping mai'rty." The meeting was
addressed by several gentlemen. and a
'rsnlu'i'n vas adopted. with hu, me dis
sen,'ng voice. condrmning ,he political
course OF their present representative, as
'ase'lla''ne and uu,rust.worthy. I. was
proposed that The penrle of the several
Counties "f the district send delegates TO
ac"n'en'ion. 10 be held a, Kingston on
the Isl Monday in April. To select eau.
dida,e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

Lsre fssp Tsirissisa. The Legislature Of
Missouri have altered the na1Rs oG toMa IN
that state, it"m Dsksis. ihs name u hero and
martyr IL our revolutionary asr. 10 BaessHaH.
IL han"r u = time serving Senator Ia csRgrsss.
4 contemporary suggests lhst VIC may Esxs 81
pet 10 see The nssas "lthe Capital of oUE eoun
Try ehanssi 10 Bentoa. al the I'd H. ysioae re-.
GIVE tie same Of iaesrs,ll. or M'cahsn. or
Pras. ~ se,ne other Of iae MADEIRA democrats.
But 81 80. 49, have no lear, L"eoiocoIs'n ~ill
have run it, rare iaag before il eau have Effect.
ei sqeh degradation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
MARRIED.,

In Greensborough, on the l2ih inst.
by the Rev. VIM. Palsy. JOHN Gully.
esq. of the firm Of Allen f. Cilly, New
York, to Miss MARTHA Ann. daughter
of the late Christopher Moring, esq. Of
The former place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

A great sac nf MsEus slailieaulis trers took
pace II Aew fark On tl.s 9sh inst. The trees
aere hEosgla lrars Mabi.s. and vrrs Uae year
I'll anil rs,aaIkasls fac. Tie II gsst sid for
saaF dsilars each Tree. the prices sssying irom
that da~a Ia sI:75. tie ioxsst price lsr " hieL
any scfs s,ii. Tie eoneeurss " purchasers
Sas - great, that The large auction room Of
Mr.. William II. rssnsin could not eoulsia
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

The seaais II llI,a",s have passed resoln.
TINS BY q tote Vi o. 10 i6. ins'Tacting th,is
seaa,"ss AID ragtssi,as their Representatives
IN Coagtess tn vote aeAi,si the snb,irsasuIy
bill Tic resolutions lad previously passed
tie House of Rel ressn; alivsa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

Mr.. J. u. Cla"ry has d,sPe.sd Of his
interest IN thr csroilna PAtrial Al Greens.
bsrnneh. To Me.srs. l., nInn Swain and
~ =. Shers aaj da assnning Ihe man.
ags'hens 81 the paper. il new pr"pIIe.
tm, have restored to IL il lid title. =. I'm
GREESsEoRoueu PAIE,or." and With IL
= p"ruon III tie spire and qaainiuess
Which charlrirtized il. fwmer sxcrnuir
rropreln'. IL p ,lnics. the new editor.
derlars themselves " tcridrd;y Wing"
DETERMINED To - slth the Wing par.
ts in Ill rs hoaarable rAer'ious IN dts.
place fr"'n power the present Executive
Of the General GosernmrnI. Though
" deetlrd." they are not " bllndly com.
ma,ed;" but hatd the '' reserved right"
In speak plainly ah"us tie public acts of
ell public mrn. We like their com.
msneen"nt. and l'"pe they ~lII MT FAINT
by the way. hut by perseverance aud IN
dasrInus attention To the duties of their
hnhn. c.rn tnr themselves cool name.
end long llEe /" enj"y the fruits NJ II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

fraKEN up BY John @. Douglas. living On
- the Oxford Road, about seven miles 1ror,
lIillshorough. and entered on The Straw Book
1t Orange county On the ssh inst. one sow
and hse SHDArS. marked 40 follows, viz.
one spotted Saw. with . slit in each ear. one
shoas married with crop and under bin IN
the right ear and over bill IN the ieit. and four
Shoass unmarked = valued a. eight dollars.
JOHN A. FAyCETr. Rsagsr.
Febrsarr 10. H~su
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
UNITED STATES MINT.


We are indebted - The ATTENTION 81 The
Hon. J. A. Pearce far : copy Of The official
report II lhe Director OF The Mint. shaw-
ing The operations uf si,ai institution dur.
ing The year 1888. From this dorumenl
&c derive The following facts:
The coinage II The Mint in 1888,
amounted 10 3.979.2I7 dnlls. comprising
I.662.5i5 dollars In gold. 2 293. 900 dbl.
lars in silver. and 90. 702 dollars in cop
per. snd eompused Of I5.256.5ls pieces
Of enin. @& & ~s
The dsposiiss Of g"ld within The year
amounted b, i.624. 500 dollars. Of which
si7i.7OO we're drised from The mines Of
The u. S. ~-@s ~ @
The drposiIes Of silver amounted 10
s2.sOi zoo. and tlrived principally from
Mexir0 and Sauth America.
In order To meet tie demand Eur small
Gains. lhere we're sIrark during The year.
ll.44s.70O piecrs. all under The value VI
the half dollar. not including rents.
The branch mint II New Orleans re-
eeised il first Opposite III bullion on The
9Th If March. and commenced operations
Immediately afterwards. The demand
for silver change led The officers In cufine
the coinage tn dimes, Of which 367. 404
were struck hefare tie End of July. when
The work was interrupted. Two of the
officers. AMI nearly all tie wnrkmen Of
This mint were from The nnrth. and il was
deemed unsafe for them Ia rrmain in New
Orleans during The first sickiy season.
The value nf The bullion received al this
mint was $4,000 in gold and s237. 900
in silver. The. coinage amounted 10
1929 dollars. all in dimes.
The branch mint al Charlotte cnmmen-
ced lis operations in Dec mber 1897. and
has received deposiles If gold 10 the value
oi l30. 600 dollars. The amount of cnin.
age has been ssi. i65. composed OF l2 $50
half eagles. and 1884 quarter eagles.
The branch al Dahlonega eommenc.
ed its operations in February. and has
received deposites Of gold 10 The value Of
III. 800. The amount nf lis coinage has
been l02.9l5 dollars. composed of 90,
$50 half eagles. Bah. american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

anfg, 49, ia>lrarira lassa 10 sup,. r,
iikARE cLAf u keniarky. 81 goHx
IFLEs 4 Virginia. - rsndid.ie. far Psr-
silent snd iire Presidens u he uniifd
siales.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

Dir. II. L llslmrs las parehassd The
press ard types Of The Narlh Carolina
Journal. aud intends publishing in Pay
ssisslils = nsw paper under The tile Of
4" fnE AOErH CARoLISIas." II nil be
sommenerd - soon - The necessary az
rangsmenis can be made. and will be
" devoted 10 The hearty suPp"n Of HE
measures Of ,he present administration ol
lie General GOsernmens."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature OF Mississippi, authorizing The
Governor TO purchase, at an expense Of
twenty-five thousand dollars, a marble
statue Of Washington, to be placed in The
ro,unda Of The capitol.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

Mr.. Wm. Jones, Charge Of The United
States al Mexico city. is said to have rem
dered himself very popular among the
foreigners, and with The French in par
tlcular. By the services he has rendered
them in their laie troubles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

In pnliliss. a. vel a. IN religion. may b.
,aaad many hypncrnteal and bad leader.
wha ",ssstn al knlt and swallow . eamrl."
A antahie instaarr IL this il displayed IN the
late Numbers Il The siaudard u il well
knmwa that IN the Ri III Rights. the privilege
is scrurei TO al ppFiians Of the people II this
state In petitiua the legislature for fedres.
ii shaI they may e"nr eve 10 be /" gfissaaees,"
AMI tina, /, /, c 'nssqaentIy the duty Il repre-.
sentative, IN ell cases where they are respre1.
fully written. IN present these petitions tn the
Leg stature. 10 be disposed II As the wisdom 81
ihst hoiy shall direct. Under this provision in
the fundamental law mT the state, Mr.. More
head, al the last session Of III Legislature,
presented menurtal ftum the yearly meeting
ri the Society Of Friends. frr the abragstion Of
slavery IA this state. 81 the same limo. howe.
yer. declaring his unqualified opposition To the
prayer ii the mcnonaiist.. It's reception Was
no, sdvocste by one WING in the General as
scmbiy, II waa, indeed. aa.nimausy rel cted
by both parties IN this matter no blame eou'd
attach /, Mr. MofeaeaI; indeed some leading
members of the Van Buren, party expressed on
The H,nr of the Senate their eai,re apprahaiinn
NJ h,s ro.dae,. With full knowledge ii all
iaese Facts, the editor If the STANDARD has Gil
Ell columns ii his paper with abuse. mt of Mr..
Mairh.ad oily, but u tho whu'c Wig party,
charging them with having "ieagued them.
selves with tie Ahol,,tonlsls II the nosih. '--of
having surrendered Al Jlscn,,on,"- oT be.
coming ",tsi,ors 10 the s"nih!''
The dup lefty anl hoIlaw.hearteIness Of the
Standard will become apparent by comparing
his conduct in this sffur with his course tow.
ards Mr. Duncan uf Ohio. Mr.. Duncan declar-
ed IN his place In the House oi Representa-
of the uailcd States. that he believed "con.
xrrss sh,uld main'ain unabridged. the RICH, ii
the people To petition Tor the abolition Of sla.
very and The slave trade in the district ot Co.
tamb,a," that 81 long as he had seatin Con-
grsss, lac would /" tccniva and present abolition
,ni MI n,hsr kinis ri petitlpns proper 10 be
prrseGted;" aud that he was "opposed 10 the
admission Of any new state into the federal
UnIoa whose constitution tolefates slavery"
We, thus Mr.. Duncan is iauded by the Standard
as Democrat al thr tirsi watcr- a pure frpub
liean ef the old JciIersonisa school; and his
speeches are p,taded before the public Zoe the
admiration OF the faithful. Such ia the consist.
eary of the seritable Standard
To give our readers an opportunity Of com
ing To Iist conclusion, we extract from the
last Grceasboroueh Patriot the following plain
s,atemen, Df the affair Of the
"GUII.FoRD MEMORIAL"
The Standard, we presume. was more
pleased a. the presentation Of This memo
rial than he has been at any political
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

J. Ai'aaaa. Phlll,gs. 70 \ PLi.adsI.
p'''a. has heea appointed b lie l;assr-
a"r u N"rah csFolina 10 b. cnmalssiun-
rf i"r he state II Psnu.yIssn,s. q tale
acknowledgements and proof. u wrilings.
Dispositions. &r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

Outrage on the Eoniier.-We have
the authority Of the Montreal Gazette that
a lawless incursion from Alburg. Vermont.
Vs. as made on the Inhabitants q. Caldwell's
Monnr. by about twenty citizens Of the
United States, who on the 26,h ult. armed
and disguised. broke into the house of a
man named vosbargh. bound him and
his son with cords, wounded the Turner
so severely tina, his life is in danger. and
then sc. fire to the house. The flames
were ex,ingaished BY some neighbors
from The American side OF The line. But
one of The persons engaged in this outrage
was recognized BY The Vosburgh family.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

ksnnsIi Rayncr. $50. Of lIertford
c"sn'y. talented rspre.en,aIise in our
LAST Legislature. has consented Ia become
candidate 70 represent the first cangrss
slonal district nc this state IT. the Gun.
g'tss "f The United Stslcs. Liulc doubt
Is entertained " his election BY an over.
~he'm'ng msJ'r,ty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

john Henderson, esq. WING, has
0'rn eler'ed by The Legislature Of Mis-
s'ss'pa'. 10 the Senate of the United
StAtes, i"r six years from the 4ta oil
M'rc' next. by a majority OF five Yates
ever Mr., Williams, the Van Buren, can.
didato,
Tho Wing Sta,n Convention, recently
assembled at Jackson. was a very hume.
'"ns and talented b"Iy. They nominal.
cd an entire Wing ticket fur state aud IA.
''nai officers. AMI appointed delegates tn
The National Why Convention at Ilar.is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

In Massachusetts, last wear. the ex.
pense If prosecuting criminals amounted
10 more than seventy thousand dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
Thur.,iay, February -.

Mr.. cla,'s specei. On The sabiest q
Ahal,.i.n. occupies large Pariiin n mr.
.,ner ta.duy. This speech is pEonoane-
Ell. be ans II h,s most happy eiEarIs,
Il i. fall II exalted seasimens. II uaan.
susras,'e argpm~ns. and of patriotic Eel.
in. Il Ia. braus''l fosia tle heartfelt
sr.til ,lians Il hi: lritnfs. and The arPro.
l...,aa even IL hi. ene'nies S"me H.
s,,a. mi tie editor 1T The Standard
.am. item. are enie,s"Iiag To CRATE
prrial,ce sga,rss lis anthor. and 10 Do
asay IL earels. By ealing II an "elee-
in eerng spree',;' b"l II !. a sordii and
rrss.lling spiis that viii speak thus el
~ riIaal ~Lirh - unsurpassed and uu.
.nr .a.sal.Ie. IN defrnee e tie Domestic
,s.tt..toas III the Snuth. I'a become
the Chief Magistrate 81 This Union. would
daabilrs. b. 4 personal grstihea,ion b
Lin. &C. II i the highes, and brightest
Vii. ii laeemen; but IL would make but
.n,li addition 10 tie fame lie has already
&c !ulre,l. Ills agrnry in quoting the
eArise nsn, on the Slis.opri question in
lsso the compromise Which he effected
an the ,exeJ question Of the tariff IN
1881. and lis osers Ielmiag argument
nov npon the Alarming sa'jec1 Of Aboli.
ton. will cry his name doan To poste.
r.y. SIR ,un,ieI silh - brightness that
e,cu a General Jackson might envy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

The mfrHry uss u 90 degFsss bsIsw
zero In Q.shrr Or he sah insssnf. The
sno~ IN he woods MS lice Iesf d<sps
il tbs 6eids l~o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

The Investigating Con,mitse.-We
understand that this Committee will make
some examinations into the condition Of
The Treasury Department, before i, pro-
ceeds 10 make up aud present its report.
Nothing. certainly. is known Of The
nature nf its discoverics--hut there is no
doubt from what We have seen and heard.
tina, il has verified the fact. IN the most
inconieslIhle shape, tina. immense sums
Of money, coming either directly or other.
wise out Of the public treasury, have been
spent By the Loco Foco leaders in The late
elections in New York. The establishing
Of this important and startling fact. will
be sufficient warrant fnr the appointment
of The Committee. even If il should dis
cover no other public abuses.
Bali. Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

An arrival al New Orleans from Hava.
ma. with dates TO 29lh ult. brings inteili-
gence uf the arrival OF French feet in the
West India seas with ten thousand troops
destined To &C, agaius. Mexico. The fee,
had been spoken with or Martinique.
Abou, a week previous two English Sc
vsa,y-fours and two lrisales arrived at
Havana from Vara Cruz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21
WANTED.

A FIRST rate Jo"rneyman cabinet Maker,
n 10 whom constant employment and good
wages will be given. *....
Apply 10 the subscriber, living sir miles no N
Of M'Culstin, Trolinger & Cos Cotton Fac.
tory. III
WILEY MURRAY.
February 20. SIS