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L. FRENCH.
TRUSTEES SALE,

- ted by William P. Anderson, dated
the twelfth day of May A. d. 1886, and
duly recorded in the Office of the Probate
Clerk, of Madison county, Mississippi,
in Book C. Pages COS, 500, Clio and GIL,
| will,
On Monday The first day Of April 1889,
In the town Of Canton, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, the following describ-
ed tract of land, to wit: The south west
quarter of the south west quarter, Of
section four, township ten, Of range
three, east; containing thirty-eight and
forty--six hundreths acres, and the
north half, of south east quarter, and
south half, of west half, Of north cast
quarter, and east half, Of north eastquar-
ter, and north half, Of west half, Of north
cast quarter, Of section five. township
ten, range three, east and east ofsouth
west quarter, and north half, OF west half,
of south west half, OF section four, town
ship ten, range three, east; and all that
part Of the south west quarter, Of Sec
ton five, township ten, range three, east /;
that lies north of Doaks creek, and also,
twenty five acres ofland off Of the north,
and Of the west half, of south east quar-
ter, of section five, township ten, Of
range three, east; together with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging, also,
one wagon, and three yoke of Oxen, TO-
rether with
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NOTICE,

NVT ftts
THNIlE subscriber will offer for sale, ff-
y teen likly Negroes, on Monday the
fourth day Of February, for Brandon
Money. Mostly young men and women
Of the first quality, and will positively
sell the greatest portion Of them.
VIM. S. TIIOM
January q6. 1889. .3~2w
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suERIrr's SALE.


John Mon,oomorv On yenditioni ex-
Va Ponos' " hpui Term
James N or,,ora 1899, in Madison
'u"'o' NJ Hartford Circuit Court.
Nsf virtue Of the above stated case to
me directed from the honorable the
Circuit Court of Madison County, shall
expose topubic sale to the highest bid.
der, for cash, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Canton, on
Monday the 18th day of January 1880.
Two Horses; Levied on as the property
Of the defendant, and will be sold TO
satisfy the above stated case
). NJ. FLOURNOY, SIM.
By. ]. HENRY, Deputy.
December 10, 1898.
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Apfi term ials.
lanH ltisan " Ha'hMa Clf.
rull Court
H. tifia 81 ihs aioys stated esss q,
mo directed ! shall esp8sa 10 pub.
llc fnle, lof cash, 81 lho Cond.h.a,aa 8sos
" lho Town u Canton. On
the rhifa eiundnr 81 retsuaf,. ,ssp.
Tho following leAcribcd property, l,.ng
and being 10 lhe town of Nadisepy,lIn'
VIZ LOT 10, fronting on Lahore hfly
and q hundred and twenty-five feel an
Chlioloosa street, ON which 4 small
ifamo house Levied on, ana viii N aid
70 satisfy ihe above stated case.
s. NJ. FLOuRNOY, SA'f
Us J J. llrSnY, Deputy.
January ~, 1880. i-Gw
Printers fee Sill
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P0sTPONEMENT
The sale Of the above described pro
pcrty is hereby postponed until the DIST
day Of January 1889.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, ShG.
BY J. J. HENRY, Dcptg.
December 10, 1888.
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Eleven Negro slaves,

10 wit: George aged twenty-six, Rose
aged thirty, Mlriah thirteen, David for
ty-fve, Rachael thirty-eight, Francis
sixteen, Charles aged fourteen, Floyd
twelve, Rachael eight, Madison aged
four and Abel aged twelve years, or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient 10
satisfy the sums now due and unpaid-
as proyidedin said deed. Such title will
be made to the purchaser as is vested IN
me. which believe to be good.
DAVID b. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
January &c, 1889. Sig
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MASONIC NOTICE.
A T a meeting Of the Canton tousO
"A No. 20, held in Canton, hisslssip'
ri, on Friday evening January I'm,
1889, GEORGE w. HULL, was erPe'iea
forever from the benefits of free manson
nv. for gross unmasonic conduct
By order of the w. NJ.
q. +. PACK, Secrsiary:
January 10, 1889. gil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
Lucy Aliens Estate.

STATE OF PER.uONT, At a Probate
DIsrRicr OF GRAND ISLE, SIS. court holden at
the Probate Office, in North Hero. in said dis.
trict on the 23d day Of February A. ID. 1889.
Present the Hon. Joel Allen, Judge.
An Instrument purportIng TO be the last will
and testament Of Lucy Allen, late of South
Hero. In said district deceased being presented
TO tho court here, by Hector Adams the exec.
utor therein named for Probate. II is ordered
bysaid court that q u perosns concerned thorein
DO notified TO appear al a session Of said court
TO be holden at the dwelling. house of Jcdediah
p. Ladd in said North Hero, on the Sd Mon.
day OF March, A. ID. 1889, and show cause If
any they have against The Probate Of said
will, for which purpose il 10 further ordered
that copy Of this order be published three
weeks, in the Burlington Free Press newsps.
per printed at Burlington in the county Of
a. soon as may be. A true copy
Of record, Attest, Avousrvs KSisnr, RQ.
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Of said town Of WcsiIord; thence south
Sc west on Told town line seven chninr
thirty nine links to stake; thence south
TO- cas-, 90 chains 10 stake aud stones
standing in cast line of sa'd lot; thence
north zoo east on snil limo sevan ehain-
and twenty two links 10 the first bound.
containing nineteen ncfes and half an acIe
Also. OF an UNDIVIDED share Of The buildings
s,andng on the farm Of The late Adam
Holmes, late OF said Wcslford.
And your petition further shows that q
sale Of said lands would DO conducive to
the best in, erests of his said wards. H.
therefore prays said court. to authorize end
empower him to cell the said described
lands asreehb!y TO tho statute IN such case
made and provided.
Dated at Burlington. this 96,h day o
March, 1889. JOHN ALLEN,
Guardian Of Nehemiah ard lIeman A.
Holmes.
ST.4TE OF VERMONT, }The Hon.
DIsrnIcr OF CmlrrESDES, SIS. : tho probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden. TO all
persons eincd or interested in the Estates
of Nehemiah Holmes and IIeman A. Holmes
both of Weslford, in said District, male infants
under the age Of twenty one years.
XVHEREAS John Allen Of said Wes,ford,
w guardian Of the said Nehemiah and
Heman, having on the Goth day of March,
1889, filed in said probate court the foregoing
petition. Whereupon the court aforesaid
doth assign the 22d day Of April next, for a
hearing in the premises, at the Office Of the
Register Of said Court in Burlington, in said
district, and doth order that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned in the estates
of the said Nehemiah and Hcman by publish
ing the substance Of the foregoing petition
together with this order, two weeks success
sively in the Free Press, n newspaper printed
al Burlington, in the county Of Chittenden,
the last OF which publications TO be at least
two weeks previous 10 the said 22nd day Of
April 1889.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court al the time and place afore'
said, and shew cause, if any you have, why
the said John Allen, guardian as aforesaid
should not be licensed and empowered 10 sell
the lands described in tho foregoing petition.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
dis,ric, this 26lh day Of March 1889,
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29

false, ond ] am much q, loss 10 know how
his map could hove oh aimed the nome OF
"oficol," for certainly i, is only an official
deception to favor the British cIoim. This
map is called by Mr.. Buchanan No. 2.
Pursning nor,herly on the line, 58i miles
ia the River Lislook, Umproper'y called
R,s,ook and Aroos, ookj. TO subs'nnt'a'c
this fac, I will here observe that two aged
Indian Chiefs were with me at this River,
who both asserted that the only and true
Indian name was III STOCK" The line
crosses this river 3 miles east OF the St.
John. and about S, following the course Of
the river. About half mile cast Of the
Inc is an extensive fall. and ives, Of the
line the river is naviguble with fiat boats
for cons iderable distance. The river "To
bique," (which has been frequently mention
ed in the papers. falls in to the east side OF
the 81. John about a miles below The Lis
took.
Thu line crossos the 81 John at ~ miles
and about 3 miles above the Grand Falls
in that river. At I44 NJ lies &c Chains is
the summit of,be Rdgeot Highlands which
divide the rivers that empty into the RIVER
St. Lawrence from those which foil into
the Atlantic Ocean. partially examined
this ridge Of highlands for about 10 miles.
II extended nearly west for about SO miles,
and thence South westerly about $50 miles.
TO the head Of Connecticut river, no part
Of which has ever been properly explored.
end tho submission to the King Of the
Netherlands was made with this extraordi.
nary omission.
The Rivers which extend sou,herly from
the dividing ridge and fall into the Atlantic
Ocean. ore the Ristigoucb. which falls into
the Bay Challeur, the ST. John which falls
into the Bay Of Fundy, the Kenncbec
which falls into Merry mee'ingbay. and the
Audroacoggin,w which falls into the same bay.
The Rivers which run norlherly from
the dividing ridge and fall into the River
St. Lawrence are Metis. Ramouski, Trois
P,stoles. Vert, Dulonp, Camaraska, Dwell,
ST. Thomas, Chandler, and many streams
Of lese note. All Of which, except the
Chsuder,are very short. in consequence Of
the dividing ridge being near the St. Law
renee. JOHN JOHNSON.
Burlington ~. March 81. 1889.
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Samuel y. Hydc's Estate.

Oo"uNa 10 w . A|SSotCs
STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon.
DISTRICT OF CnITTENDEN, orable the
Probate Court within and for the District
Of Chittenden, TO the creditors and 9TH
ers concerned in the estate Of Samuel D.
Hyde late OF Charlotte, in said dilttrc',
deceased.
WHEREAS, Amos Clark. executor Of
w the last will and testament of said
deceased hath made application to this
Court 10 extend the time limited for max
ing payment o! the debs and cgacies Of
asId deceased twelve months from his date.
and the said executor also proposes to rem.
der on account Of his administration and
present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance, and the third
Monday Of April next being assigned for q
hearing in the premises AT The Eagle Hail
in Wilhston. and it having been ordered
that notice thereof be given by publishing
this order three weeks successfully in The
Free Press. a newspaper printed al Bur.
lington. the last Of which publication to bs
previous TO the time set for hearing.
Therefore yon are hereby notified to 40.
pear before said court al the time and place
aforesaid, and show cause, if any you have,
why the time Of making payment as afors.
said should not be extended, and why tho
account aforesaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand this 18th DAY Of
March A. d. 1899.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29

NATIONAL Commemorative Baltimore
Chronicle says tina, at a meeting Of The Wing men,
bers Of the legislature Of Mary land, held at Anna
70 lis, on Monday evening last, Reverdv johnson,
ofBahimore city, and John N. Steele, Of Dorches.
Ter county, were appointed delegates on the part
Of the legislature, to The National Wing Conven.
ton, which is 10 NEE, n, Harrisburg, in December
mex, 10 nominate candd,e for the Presidency.
These gentlemen il is understood, 60 into The con"
venlion unpledsed TO The supper. Of any particular
candidate. although their frs, preference, we have
heard 10 decidedly and warmly for Mr.. Clay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
BISHOP HOPKINS.

The following complimentary notice of
Bishop Hopkins late publication on the
Roman Catholic Controversy, appeared in
q recen, number of The British Magazine.
An insertion OF il will doubtless crafty the
many friends Of the Bishop in this vicinity.
ut appears TO me" says the writer. "to
be one ofthe most valuable treatises on the
Roman Supremacy. l have ever met with
For while it 10 conducted with great re
search. and ability, it possesses most pre- .emi.
nently. those qualities of csndor, NEE moss,
and affection, which unhoppily are so rarely
TO be found 10 The pages Of tho controversi.
alist. 1t 10, at once, a work from which
our ownclergy can learn how such an A..
Cument ought to be conducted, and q
volume which may be placed in the hands
Of the Roman Catholic, without the slight
est danger Of wounding his feelings, either
BY ito language or ito spirit. And on the
point it discusses, (and it 10, I spprehend.
the foundation and essence of the whole
controversy the facts and reasonings are
perfectly unsnswerable. II seems exlreme
iy desirable that the work should be re
published in England, a. such q book can
no. be too soon made accessible 10 the
clergy and 10 our divinity students"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
AUCTION,
MULBER RlES.

"HE subscribers will eel At auction, on
l. the Sd day Of April next, q! their resi-
dence, in Hartford, near Queechee village,
from 20 to $4,000 Cuttings Of the Morus MuI,
iicauls, warranted genuine.
A few thousand Canton and Alpine, also
waerapisd genuine.
10 TO $4,000 Multcaulis Seedlings. five
years old.
IL 10 5000 Broussa Seedlings, same age.
100000 Italian do. l to 3 years old.
uSale TO commence Al 10 o'clock, A. M
Terms CASH.
l.. & D. MARSH.
Queschee Village, March IL, 1889.
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HOLM ES.

We learn that no decision has yet beer
made in the case Of Holmes, and that a,
the request Of his counsel. the question
will be suspended for few days. 1t may
not be amiss also TO remark that we under.
stand it not TO be the Governors intention
TO 60 into any public investigation Of the
offence with which Dr.. Fl. stands charged
The only question in the case is one o.
iurisdiction-wh whether the Governor hat
authority TO act in the premises. And ir
this matter, VIC hope and believe His
Excellency will not act precipiiately.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
New Goods. Fresh Arrival,
March, 1889.

WE have just received from Boston and
W New York great variety of ne "
Goods which will make our assortment
very good until navigation opens here
Among the new articles are, Ladies dam
ask and plain Silver Pencils with rings.
long ~ iron side Combs, Silver guard
Cham with swivels, Silver keys,g II keys,
Gold keys, Miniature cases quit9 low
ElIio,s fine Concave Rszors, Silver Thin
bles. Black Pins, fine needles. Instruction
Books for Bugles and other Instruments.
Having a person engaged TO send Goods
Immediately. enables Us TO keep 9Aex,en-
sve assortment at all times good. and 10
sell hem lower than we could otherwise
sford 10. A good assortment Of Silver
Tea and Table Spoons on hand.
New Goods reed often at the Variety
Shop. PANoBoRN e. BRINsnAIp,
Mar. 90.
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THO the Hon. the Probate court for the
l. District of Chi linden, The under.
signed John Allen.of estford, guardian of
Nehemiah Holmes II eman A. Holmes,
boIh of gid XM0t pale minors under
hge 1&fvo one years. comes and
s(Ys EHdcourt that the said Nehemiah
VAC 4 his own right in fec of the fol
lowin6 sscribed parcel Of land lying and
being Situate 10 said Westford-vz. be.
ginning at q stake and stones in the easter.
Iy line OF LOTT No AZ, in the second division,
OF the riattf3 Michael Butler, tw eniy two
chains 1ks norlherly from the south
corneP said lot; thence north 90 degrees.
east on tho east line of said lot. six chains
and three links; thence north. 10 deg. west
% chains TO a stake standing in the west
line Of said town; thence south SO deg.
west, six chains and twelve links to stake,
thence in n straight line 10 the first men
toned bounds, containing seventeen acres
and half an acre-alsO, Of an undivided
portion of the buildings standing, on the
farm owned and occupied by the late Adam
Holmes in said Westford, al the time OF
the said Adams decease.
And that The said Heman A. Holmes ia
seized in his own right in fee of the follow.
ing described parcel Of land. Tying in said
Westford, and described as follows; viz:
beginning at a stake and stones on the
east line Of said lot. No. AZ, seven chains
and fifty links southerly from the north
east corner Of said lot; thence north TOO.
west 20 ehains 10 stake in the west line
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
Rebecca Byington's Estate.
STATE OF VER.MO.NT. }

DIsTRIcr OF CHITTENpEN, rs
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
District Of Chiuenden, 10 all persons con.
cerned in the estate Of Rebecca Byingion.
late Of Hinesburgh in said District. de.
ceased. GREETING.
wv HEREAS, Joseph Marsh, adminis,ra.
w tor Of the estate Of said deceased pro.
poses to render an account Of his administra.
ton, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance at a
session Of the Court of Probate, 10 be holden
at the Registers Office in Burlington on the
second Wednesday of April next.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause. if any you have,
why the account aforesaid should not DO
allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
goth day Of March, A. ID. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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LOST.

SUPPOSED 10 be lost, some days since.
- between the Bank OF Burlington and
College Green, large gold mounted square
orosch-lhe lace OF being 4 mosaic, ex-
h'o'''ng spng with q flower in a back
ground. The finder, by leaving it II Pang.
born & Brinsmald's shop, shall be literally
rewarded.
March IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29

The latest intelligence from the Maine
frontier is decidedly pacific. There is now
no fear of immediate collision. Gen. Scott
and Gov. Harvey. it 10 said have q very
good understanding.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
nj A IL x I f ID

In Rasin. Michigan, on The Oh February last,
by the Rev. q. w Cole Of recumsch, Mr.. SiLAs
HOLLOWAY, to Miss SARAH ArwArER. former D..
" Of this town.
In Charlotte on the 26;h inst. by Tie Rev. NJ.
Goodman, Mr.. VIM. q. Higgins, to Mrs. CsroIin
Sibley.
IN SheIburn on The 9Th inst. by the Rev. C..
frnde alr ELIJAH LAKE Of Charlotte, 10 Miss
LEoFosA PHELPS, Of the former place.
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Hector &. Taylor's Estate.
STATE OF TERNO.TT }

DnrRrcr OF CHIrTENDEN, So.
The Honorable the Probate Court Go,. The
District Of Chittenden. to all persons con
cerned in The estate Of Hector G. Taylor,
late Of jacksonville in The Slate Of Niinois,
,Oho died seized and possessed Of goods,
chntteis and estate, lying in said District
Of Chitenden. GREETING
WHEREAS. Orran Murray, administra.
w tor Of tho estate Of said deceased,
proposes 10 render an account Of his admin.
tration, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance at a
session Of the Court Of Probate. 10 be holden
a, the Registers Office in Bur ling,on, on the
second Wednesday of April next.
TnEREFoRE, you are hereby notified 10
appear before said Court al tho time and
place aforesaid, and show cause. il any you
have. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
Goth day Of March, A. D. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
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NOTICE.

THIS NAV certify that ] have given nv
Il son JAMES ISH.4M HOLDEN,
his time from the first Of January last, and
shall not consider myself holden for any
debts he may contract after this date, nor
shall claim any OF his wages.
IRA HOLDEN.
Hinesburgh, .Mdrch S. 1889.
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HENRY A. WISE.

ia endeavoring 10 trace on, the leading charac.
tsris,ics Of our Wing master mind, we we're for,u.
Wstsly favored with psrusal OF Mr.. WIsEs letter
10 The Secretary Of The "Phi Sigma M Society,"
Of our Univsrsiiy. Pleased with tho frank svowsl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29

ENGINE COMPANY.
The Semi. Annual meeting Of Tie Boxer Engine
Company will he holden at John Howard's Ho,el
on Monday, April !. 1889, n, 5 o'clock, p. M.
f. SMITH CIpyk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
GRASS SEED.
of superior quality, by

T. IF. & ". L. STONG.
March 20, 1889.
RM Bushels Herds Grass Seed. on con.
wv signinen! from 81. Lawrence, and OF
first qualify. }. Il }. II. PEcK Il Co.
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FOR SALE.

EOR = "A LEe
TIME Entire Furniture IN the Burling'
l. ton Hotel-for Cash or approved
Credit. Consist ng Of
BEDS g. BEDDING,
BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES,
CURTAINS,
C.4RPETING,
TABLES & CHAIRS,
SOFAS & SETTLES.
LOOKING GLASSES,
PICTURES, MAPS,
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE,
STOVFS & PIPES,
Kitchen furniture, Of almost every de.
scriplion-lo be Sold wiihout Reserve.
II. THOMAS.
burlington, Mar. %. 1889.
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. FARM FOR SALE.

OF seven Hundred Acres Of Land. with
~ good Build,ngs. said Farm cuts rising
two hundred Tons Of Hay, we'll watered,
a'plenty OF Wood Land. and Pine Oak
Timber. with q number Of good Orchards.
also fne spring Of soft water brought to
the House. All will DO sold on reasonable
terms. For further information, call on
the subscriber. living on said farm.
PRESERVED WHEELER
New Haven. March, 1889. 9
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Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
A long and well established remedy for
- one of the most uncomfortable COM
plants which skin is cher" to offered OF q
.r at discount /" hose who buy to sell.
J. g. J. H. PECK g. Co.
Burlington Mar. 90, 1899.
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NEETHODlST HYMN BOOKS and
wi Pocket BIBLES 1f different slzes
and bindings, for sale a, the Book BindeFy.
College al. by s. HUNTINGDON,
March IS.
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Dissolution of Copartnershin.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
VNHE copar,nership heretofore existing
Il under the firm Of KERN & EVANS,
has this day expired by its own limitations
Therefore all persons indebted to the late Fl rm
Will please call and settle their accounts i'm.
med'a,eIy also, all TO whom the firm is in.
dcbted will please hand in their bills as soon
Us convenient. The books will remain in the
same place. where persons wishing 10 settle
their accounts will call.
DANIEL KERN,
F.. f. EVANS.
Burlington, March 10. 1889.
N. b Tho business will be continued for
the future by E. E. EVANS. who hopes by
strict attention TO business, and his endeav or 8
10 give satisfaction, 10 receive a continuance
of that patronage hthor,o SO literally bss,ow.
ed.