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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

BLriAoRf.-This city has again been
thre eatened with mob violence. The following
is from the account Of it furnished by the Bal.
tiniore Patriot.
There was considerable excitement In por-
tions Of The city, and large crowd OF people
conpregated in the neighborhood OF the Nun.
nery in Aisquith street. (0ld TOWN. yesterday
afternoon, in consequence Of the escape OF one
Of the nuns, (sister Isabella, formerly MISS
Neale. of St. Mary's county,) and OF the varl.
Gus rumors of more or less exciting charac-
terwnct pot into circulation in conneS,oa
with iHat- circumstance. Report states tnat
siss6i6 skassassisA tho nunnesy ABOUT tweVe
o'ciock, and ap, lied at one of the dwellings OF
the vicinity for admission or protection. These
facts becoming known, gr at crowd OF peo-
pte was soon attracted to the spot. And GER
tain rumors put aaoat as to purpose said to
exist Of compelling her return to the nlinnery,
&c. soon produced such state Of excited feel
ing a,Eong portions of the assemblage as to
give danse for the apprehension that it might
result in riotous outbreak Of some sort. In
this state of the case, the Mayor was sent for |;
and that officer, accompanied by his police as.
sn,sptz repaired to the scene. By his order
wagety snd st.eoaa. of restoring Quiet,
the nun was conveyed in carriage to Wash.
iagton College, where che remains. as we learn,
under medical treatment. According to the
Sun, 'ahs only cause she would assign for her
conduct was ettat she wanted to get out,
though She acknowledged she was well treated
in the institution :" The same paper states
that she has in times past, exhibited ccasion.
ii symptoms of mental alienation, and that
these symptoms have grown stronger OF late
years: ,... .... :.
The crowd, however, did not separate as
was reasonably to lave been expected, but
continued in more or less force throughout the
afternoon. In the evening, as measure Of
precaution, the Mayor ordered out the City
Guards in aid of the civil authority in main.
tanning quiet and order, and compelling obe.
diencs to the laws. The brigade Of Guards
turned ont in great force. and about the time
Of their appearance the crowd began to dis.
perse.& The Guards remained On the ground
tun,iI slate hour in the evening, Or until the
signs bf commotion had become disaipated.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
Morus Multicaults,

VEHE subscriber will be preparcdto sell next
wintet several thousand psry srperssr Mo-
rus Multicaulis trees, With from one to'two MD
lions Of mature buds The trees are planted
with ample space tor the branches to attain hf1s
size and the wood to ripen, Aiargc proportion
o, the trees are from roots one and two years Old,
~hich furnish larger, moro mature. and Of course
better cuttings thantrees Of last springs planting
Some of them are now more than ten fest high
the wood all Of this seasons growtn.-
MANY Of the leaves measure from TO ~ inch:
es across, and few i3 or o7er. Cuttings win
30 sold with or without roots. Psrson: within
reach, who wish to purchase, are invited to call
and nee them. Ample printed directions fes
planting and cutiyating viii % furnished with it
out chargeto purchasers: inc pricc Wal % sis. ~.
subject, postage paid, will be promptly attended
80 M. MACLEAN.
Cheraw, S. &. 30th August.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
From the South Carolinian.
uNuRREL MEN IN ANsoN."

Our readers may recoHect the article in oul
!ast paper, with the above caption--deserib.
ing q man by the name Of Young, who had
been passing through Anson County. N. c.,
and another individual, in carryal, whom il
was believed, had persuaded of; a negro man
belonging To Mr.. VIM. Ratclifs in the neigh.
borhood of SneebSosough, N. C. We take
the following notice of them from the Knox.
vile (Tenn.) Register, Of the l4th inst.
ave have the satisfaction of informing the
public, that the above described Young and
his associate, together with Rateliffs negro
Sam. have been arrested at this place, and the
two former tried before Mr.. Justice Park. and
committed TO The jail Of this country. They
were brought before His Honor Judge Scott,
By writ Of Habeas corpus. but were recommit.
Ted and for want of BAH are stin IN con6aes
unsrt.1 ,,.,,.s. ;,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

We perceive that the 9Th, and last vol. Of
Audubon's Ornitholigy has been completed
and has reached New York. 1t lis We suppose
the most splendid book ever published. A copy
of it, cost $500, was subscribed for by the
Legislature of this State, 10 be placed IN the
College Library.-Ibid.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

Judge Hopkinson Of Philadelphia has two
dogs, both Of item possessing uncommon in
tehgence. Oscar carries letters and newspa.
pers from bis masters hoiise to a friend who
lives several squares distant. He balks when
he reaches the house, is admitted, allows the
parcel to be united from his neck. watts pa
tientiy for an answer, returns home, gives no.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
LOCO PoCo MATCHES.

Too much care cannot be taken OF these
dangerous matches. We saw a box Of them on
fire on Sunday last which was ignited simply BY
falling from counter not three feet high. II
was accidentally knocked down, but mouse
might do the same thing at the dead of night and
who could calculate the possible loss.
Baltimore Chronicle.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

The Canada papers contain report that
Sir John Colborne, is to be superseded in the
civil government of the provinces by the Earl
of Clarendon, late Minister to Spain. Sir John,
itis said had the option Of remaining as com.
msndef Of the forces, but viii not, and intends
embarking for Europe Immediately after the
arrival OF his successor.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30

Writs have been issued. BY the Governor
appointing an election to be held in this Dis
srict, on the secoad Monday in October, for a
Representative in Congress, in place Of the
Hon. F. II. Elmors. resigned The candidates
are Col Jamison of orangebug, Col. Butler
of Barnwell, Col Caughman of Lexington, and
Major 0'Hanlon Of Richland.
Columbia Telescope.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-08-30
From the Columb;a Telescoue

From the Columbia Telescope.
Tho Secretary Of State has politely furnished
os with returns Of the Census, as far as they
havo been received, as follaws:
The CENSUS Of ,hs free solise Inhabitants
of South Carolina, for 1889.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
Secretary of the Treasury
To THE LADIES,

NR 1IuLl'S UrERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTED,
NHlS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro
/ lapsus Uleri, or Falling Of the Womb, by ex
tcrnal application, superscding the use Of the ub
jcctiunube pressary, is confidently recommended
to the afflicted the of perfect restoration
to health, it never having failed of performing a
cure, even under the most aggravated circum<lan
ces. 1t has received the decided appreciation of
Sir Ashley Cooper of London Sir Benjamin C
Brodie Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen;
DR. Ashwcn Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos.
pital DR. Rigby, lecturer to St Bartholomew; DR.
Griffith, lecturer TO Westminster Hospital: DR.
Ramsbotham, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lying in hospit.
al DIR Sweatnan, lecturer to Middcsex hospital
and senior accoucheur to Queen Charlottc's living:
n-hospi,al also by Henry Davies, Conquest a
Blundel, Lee, Mcrrman, surgeon keates, &c bv
DIR Morreau, president of the Academic Roavalc
ie Medicine, Paris, and Accouclcr to the Duchess
D'Orlcans; professors Velpcau, Mariolin, Paul
Dubois, Sa. son and others-and in New York by
proiessorJ w Francis, G S Bedford Nj D pro(cs.
sor Of midwifery in the university of the civ oi
New York, pros. Deaheld, and Francis, U john.
ston, president County Med Society, Laurcns Hui
president med society State of N York, plofs ia.
McNaug hton of Albany, pro!s March, Cyrus Per
kins, Doane--Drs Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith
Hosack, Stcarns, Ludlow, htssan, Vache Power
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and many other dis,in
guished physicians in the U States
A G Hull, Office Vessey st, Astor House n
York.
%" A constan, supply Of the above instruments
with DR. Huls improved Trusses for Hernia, Wi
be kept by SlCkLES Il Co, N Orleans
A & Carpenter, Natchez; Stone Il Marsh, Would
| vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; W L WIZ. III
son, Somerville; Hall and Washington, Nashville
McNairay and Hamilton do, Il l. Bliss, Flurcnc,
| &c Spotswood, Athena.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
CITY of lInustou 9Th 1uIu IS2l (


IN pursuance of requirement ola law passed by
| Congress of this Republic, approved January
2lst, 1879, making it tho DUTY of the Treasury to
advertise and cause to be sold the lots in the CITY
OF CALHOUN, on day by him fixed. Notice
is hereby given that the lots in the City of Calhoun
will be offered at Pub ic Sale on Monday the 18th
day of November next, between the hours OF Ten
o'clock, NJ. and Four O'Clock, p NJ, al the Capt.
to| Of this Republic, upon the terms set forth in
the following extracts from the law above men
toned
"Scc. 4.-Be it further enacted That tho lots in
said town shall be Offered and sold for other cur
rency than gold silver, audited paper, or the pro-
missory notes Of this government.
See. 6.-Bc it further enacted, That the said lots
shall be soc on the following terms, viz One
fourth part to be paid down, and the other three.
forth TO he in rQua! instruments Of SIX, twelve and
eighteen months.
Sec. 7 bio ii further enacted, 'rhatif any
person who shall purchase any OF these aforesaid
lots, shall f to make paymanl of the seve. a in
stan"nts in conformity with this Act, he they
shall forfeit all such sums they may vr'prcv.
ously paid, and the lots purchased by such default
ter SHALL rc>crt TO the government Of the Rcpub-
lie.
Soc. S.--Bc it further enacted, That all persons,
aliens not excepted shall have the privilege of pur-
chasing and holding the same. and the President is
auth ,rZcd to issucpa,rnts to them soon as the
last in. stalmcnt shall have been p>id."
The salo will continue from day to day, until all
Of the lots sha have been disposed Of
Calhoun is situated on the Eas, end of Ma.aynr.
da Island, directly on tho Main Pass into Matngor.
da Bay, and from its advantageous position, will
proba bly, become the principal commercial city in
Western Texas.
\ Plan OF tho city may be seen in the General
Land Office.
The several rape,s in this Republic, tho CONNER.
cia Bulletin, Pcayunn and True American, of N.
Orleans, will publish notice until the day of sale
JAMES IL. STARR
Se,r IF bo Tro,sn-,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20

L AlTON & co, No. So Old Lcvce street, in adj
IL ton to their i"',ner stock, have received from Eng
land, per ships Chester, Edwint and Aonuntum, aud by
recent arrivals from the northern cities, the following
sortment .: Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors
Chains Iordage, Leather, oils. &c. which The, offer
for sale accommodating tcrns:-
HARDWARE.
Brg trace chains; and log do; carrier chains,
and chains for mills bright Carolina hars 'WooGs'
and 'l.ynonS; bright cn.t steel hoes, and silnves and
spades; bright Louisiana hoes; grabbing hoes; black
Carolina hoes; best Aritagc anviIs; blackSnlrl's bel
lows, hammers and longr; files assorted, of all kinds
Ibbotson's make; sockct spades, assorted kinds;
Ruwlunhs ana Hoes mill saws; east steel whip ma
saws; hand saws; copper skinurrS and lndes
plantation bells; Indian mills; curry combs; wood
screws; leg locks American door locks padocks; cabin
hooks; tcclyard cnsh und onperh xes;angers; chSelS
carpenters and smiths tools generally bright staple vi
cc; and general assortment Of table cutlery and shelf
goods.
AXES.
Hunts sell axes 'l.uvon' paer,; Hunts broad
and hand axes, With tne of Hunts TOOLS Col-
Inns axes; and $50 dozen asst steel axes, made by other
good makers.
IRON, STEEL. &c.
100 tons fiat square aud round rom Baltimore boiler
and plate iron hoop iron, all size; ltussa sheer IRON
American do; sheet cast steel and cast steel in square
and flat bars, assorted, Sandrrsons make; Crowley
STEEL German do brs, ~ English b-leed teel Banca
TIM plate zinc; sheet and pig lead; Shot, all sizes.
NAILS.
Cnkcgs Gu, nails, well assorted, from t inches;
80 casks wong nails fine clasp and r.se 5n kegs
gar hhds nails; 70 kegs fine horse shoe halls, Gritiin.
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors Ct all sizes; chain cables, do; 1000 French
pots 10 10 pinS; spiders and skile,s large assert
meu II salt kettles; plougs of different ,nauui,lct y
rie- ~ndow glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind stones
and large stock Cullen mill sloncs assorted sizes.
SHIP CRANBERRY.
Tnfred rope and lAlserS, assorted large ans. small
Manila rope, of the best kind and Boston q
Manila bed cotds and plough lines aud Il variety Of
every article in the ship candcry line leather o; ali
kinds, jus, received from Philadelphia.
OIL. AND NAVAL STORES.
20 casks pure winter strained OIL 50 bhls dc; 100 hhls
I'd and 3D. quality lamp oil; l0l trrces useed oil; do
olive oil 90 bbls Tar; so do pitch and rosn; do soft
soap coal tar i'll half hbs; spirits of turpenne fright
varnSh copnl aud japan do neatstoo, oil; 50> kegs
Wetnerels white cud, &c. O24-lf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
TRUE ANfDRI1AYs
G0MDl IONS q

The DAILY Paper is neatly printed with small
Type on an extra. double med UNI sheet, ut Sll
per annum, payable semi annually in advance.
The TRI-wEEKLi Paper, containing he reading
matter Of two dailics, $40, payable in advance,
where no city reference is given.
The WEEKLY TRUE AMERICAN, made up from the
daily papers, during the week, will be sent sub
scrIocrs who pay IS per annun in advance, and
to none other, unless an acceptable city reference
Is gwen Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON.
New ORLEANS, MAY 1899.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
COTTON CIRCTLAKS

u PRlNi ED EiH thf Grfutsst ETpedi tiay,, and
style unsurpassed in Nkw GKIIANs, or .i..
where.
ORDERS lef al CoMrr'NG RaoM in S.. Charlie. Ex
ianoe, tConer If Gaorier 81. or at TRUE
NJ Err G "A N PRINTING OFFICE
orner of P"Hfras and 81 Charles stle.ts, uiH 10
r. IMPLY att: ndedt IL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

\IoMACH PILLS An eminent mediea ritter has remain
~ ed and experience has proved the fact those who ara
attentive keeping the stomach and bowels proper
preserve health prevent disease ana generally attain
ps are adapedbeug prepared The sRphae Of guinne
extract oil eamoiie flowers and the stos,scbic
ami aperen drugs of the MaeIla Neata They have in al
cases. proved superior every other in the cure Of
stomach and liver complaints loss Of appee
sensation of uness after meals .borness nj
orcath and excellent after the IA
e as they gently and cleanse the els bep
value good health should never be without them they pur
tie blood, remove obsirucoi and give The skin bnau
full clear healthy and blooming arpearanee Persons nj
pehnrie habit who are to he al ache gidness dim
ness Of sight dro~sue>s have great Of bsod to
Inc dslou! lake Them frequently aa and persons
OF all ages may take them tmc lhsy
ymercury or Ingredient that requires o.
restriction of dict They hnud he kept every family us
remedy in cases of sudden Illness prompt sjmin
istraon cholera morbus cramps pasnis, other
farming complaints be speedily cured or prey entcd
Sold at No. 96 Custom honso st, New Orleans.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
.t-iy CuNY 4 FULTON.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

/ Els souss gnGS nouvchnX preparedness de l'c-
~ Tab ssrulet situe dons Ia dc la Obrapin,
No. 49, coupu sous lie nom do MANSION
HOUSE, ont lhonneur d'ntormcr lie public. qu'ils
seronl tous lcurs efforts pour rcnd'o agrcables
aux qersonnes qui voudront bien les favoriscr de
cur conMlnce. Les commodities que ifre cet,c mai
son aux voyagcurs sont asscz connuas pour lie
point juger ne:essaife den f.irc :ci 10 detail.
81 sep-ly CUNY & FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

Ia Uu6aHHn.
4 oS infrascrltos nucvoS proprictarinS del btrn
IL connrido estuhlccimicnto nombrado NJ AN
SION HOUSE, stuado en- la Gale do la Obrapia,
Mum. lI9 lirnun oil honor de anuncinr al pubico
que nayores etuerzos y atenciones scran dcd-
cadas conpucer las personals que les favorez-
can con su patrocinio. Las vcnta as que posee di'
cha para los vlagcros, lanio por su ucalldad,
conodid,d, etc. etc tan conccldas, que es inu-
til enumarasas.
81 sct-iv CtNY e. FULTON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
r w. COLLENS
LMitp1 states C0mmi sSioner.

United N7UfCN TOMM7 YSiONcr.
Appointed by the Federal Court at New Orleans
OFFICE No. 1c9 COMMON STREET,
(ExGhungr Hotel Bmdings.)
6 AID Commissioner takes nthdaviis under nn hv
sCv,1n- of the Acts Of Congress- passed , tn Fel'ru
ary, 1921 LIST Aiarch 1917 the udiirv Act of l. 81
and other acts Of Congress- i'll such cases maize and
provided.
Said Commissioner has considerable experience :;
and uses rms OF caption and certificate which h We
stood the scveresi scrutiny of the ableai Lawyers,
ur -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
STEAM ROAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENT S, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ BOATS can hare their Bills struck Of, u sA4
or more Cuored Inks Plain Colorcd Paper sritS
despatch, ard on farorabe Terms, by leapiag their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE :.p~r
PnYhras and 81 lIharles Afreets
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO


A CLERGYMAN. late of the Cum,ridge Uniys,say hax.
n ing discovered method curing himself of Ne1ycus
Mental Complaint of fourteen years DURATION and four
years having had a' We 1000 Patients all kae eur
t who followed his advice twelve
ence rather than gam To cute Others Low spirits
h'y aud exhaustion determination OF blood to had ver
gn, groundess fear failure of memory incapacitv for bu
ness study &c, rroluon, wrcchedns indie
con dclnson melancholy thoughts of self iou
sany &c. are durable by this important discovery Nest
six eeks.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TNO MIL.
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

II Each days drawing under the super, on of judge
Of C"uts i" New Orleans and the wheels opened an
sealed BY them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
B A Z A A r.
Corner Of 81 Charles l. COnim0u siieef

EXCHANGE HnfEL.
RuSl & ALLAN would respectfully call the
- tenton Of citizens and strangers to their comp te
assnr,,nrn; Of Gentlenehs linen shirts, do cumhr e.
win i,r.. ,routs. fashionable linen runls linen cini
lars: silk, cotton aud merno under sr.s AMI drawers:
cambria and silk laGdkrrchefs black and fancy Gu
enrlic and suSpenders: silk, and thread
gloves gents hpskin loves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Aso,-Splenid assortment of ladies' aud gents WI
tug desks d'esS" cases. port ollo:. pcrtu!ery, cut
lery, and rich fancy goods.
nnvll
4 SUPPLY OF NAILS, we'll asSnr ed on hand and
~ for sale hy ADAMS 4 WIlIEALL.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
TEN DOLLARS RE\VARn

ID ANYWAY from 1863 Carondelet corner of Hevis
II streets, on the night of s0'h of August, und was
seen ,he next morning in Poydras street, negro boy
hereabous in height, verv black, aud has IN mped
ment in his Speech of his legs is sore, oc"asonel
by recent hurt he had on when he wen, away whit.
cotton linen shirt and white cotton runtalouns
Masters of vessels and steam boats are Cushioned
gains receiving OF harboring said Negro as we'll us al
other persons, the utmost rigour of the law will be
for delivering him into any of the ias of either OF ,h
municipalities, at 1863 Carundeet, corner of Hevi
steeet, sept
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
PlNNOCK'S ROME, &c.
DINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION OF


DINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF
l. GoldSmth's Abr:dgnent of the History of
to which is preiXed an Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable infor
mutton added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu.
merous biographical and historical Notes. and ques
tons for examination at the end of each section.
Illustrated with thirty engraviEgs wood, by A1herton
PINNoCK's Improved Edition of DR. Goldsm's Hstor,
Of England from the Invasion of julius Caesar to tn.
death of George I'd, with continuation to the yea
1882. With questions far examination at the end o
each section Besides variety of valuable informa
ton added throughout the work. Consisting of table
of contemporary SoveregnS and eminent person
Copious explanatory notes. Remarks On The POL
tics, manners and literature of the age. An outline,
the Constitution, sc. &c. illustrated by many engrl
ings.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ARrRoNoMY, and an Aoridgmer
ofkeith New Treatise on the Use of Globes. Nc
American edition, with additions and Improvement
ana an explaton of the astronomical part of the A,p
Ican Almanac.
Just received and for sale by WIN M'KEAN
nov "a corner of Camp and Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-20
K EG L l.. A h PR & 7. = .

. : T.
THE EN CHANGE.
TVNIlE Subs riner has the honor inform his rp ia
4 and the public in general, that he will open, The
l'lh nslal II Restaurant where persons will lie served
IL c"rdime to the bill of fare regular prices, w:
Fifty cents fn Breakfast, and Seventy FIVE for
Dinner II hrs akiaSt will consist of twn dishes IL,
ops'n, cup of fl it'll nj k, I, H. tile of wine
and bread discretion. ihc dinner will consist OF
three dishes at option, soup halfa bue of wine and
bead ut discretion.
great number OF persons have l,ren complaining ror
a long time Of the Inconvenience i,l tables d'hules
where they obliged to be at regular hours. The
subscriber has the hope of having oIvnIcl that nco
vencnce in establishing his RcSlara, regular prices
and where persons will be attended every hour of
the day, al cheaper rate than at The able d'hutes.
The subscriber has also elegant saloons for priv ate
parties, and will execute city demands.
ol5-2w MICHEL DOUAIS.