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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30

D,,;5 n,;,,o On the Chancery side
Valentine Faulkner Of the District Court for
We, 7 Louisa city, June term,
Henry L. NJ CURE and andO rel lief i0f
EE1HEREAS the above named plaintifshave.
w exhibited their bill of complaint against
the said Henry l.. M'Guire, in the District
Court for the county of Louisa aforesaid, pray
ing for relief generally in the premises set forth
in said bill, and for an injunction to restrain
the said defendant from all other and further
proceedings at law, TO enforce the payment.o of
a certain judgment at law. recovered by the
defendant against the said pisintifs, in the
District Court aforesaid, as set forth and de-
scribcd in said bill of complaint, upon the
ground that the same was Illegally and fraud
| ulently obtained upon a contract that was
fraudulent and void in law, and entirely with
out consideration, and against which, for var
Gus causes set forth in said bill, the said com
pIainants were entirely without relief at law,
and can only obtain adequate relief in chan
Gerry, and praying further, that said judgment
may be perpetually enjoined and whereas
subpoena in due form of law has been issued,
commanding the said defendant to appear at
the present term of said court and answer said
ihill, and which said subpoena has been return
ed nv the sheriff of said Louisa county, nor,
cit land whereas the said complainants,
among other things allege, in their said bill,
lhal the sala deleHdant is non,resldento on tic
territory of Iowa, and pray for an order Of pub
LEGATION against him, las is usual in like cases
Therefore, the said Henry l.. Mcclure, de-
PENDANT as aforesaid, is hereby notified and re-
CURED to appear and answer said bill of com
iplaint, on or before the second Monday of Oc-
tober next, or said bill will be taken as con
Ifcssed by him, and q decree will pass against
him accordingly: provided that a copy of this
order be published in the Haskeye and Patri-
OF, printed at Burlington, once a week for six
successive weeks before the sitting of said
court. By order,
ZADocK C. INGHRAM, elk.
June Q, 1910
| j. d. Learned, sol. for plff.
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J, ,,eret to learn that Mr. Whittlesey Of
: s,,oeiI has been SO much indisposed the
"a as to make it necessary for him
Isp Us room.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30

all others or whether ii is merely that tlleo.
.',es'cal profession which has no better basis
than hypocrisy and ambitious self. az gran
d q Let them settle this question be,
fore 1t is too late, and all will be we'll. Let
them frown upon all those who support mere
democratic Theorists and we have nothing to
fear Is 49,.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30

{ 1.aislature will adjourn on Saturday
Y M assesent, although short, has been
N Industrious session. The mem
rs. asap,rpeared more anxious to act than
l. and when list of their acts is
GA 4 will be seen that they have &C.
r.h.d more in three weeks than is or
+ done in the first six Of a regular
A. = ss3 5f
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30
To The Editor Of the Gazette and Advertise,

Burlington, July 26. 1910.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30

The Apportionment Bill was still under
discussion when our paper went to press.
The only difficulty is between this coun-
ty and Du Buque. Each wants two
CounciImen.
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/ gentleman III black, IN whom Jesse recog.
Missed neighboring apothecary, "Wha,
could have compelled you TO this rash act y
Weevll was really alarmed by the crowd
which he had so eSpectodly brought about
! his cars.
"Nhat act 2 demanded WeevI.
You have swallowed poison p
Observation-Disclosures said Weeyil.
Where is the cup, ma am p
lie has thrown II aaay," replied Mrs.
Weey,l sobblng aloud; " but here is the
horrible paper"
The apothecary looked at the paper,
shook his head, shrugged hs shoulders, and
then looked significantly a, his assistants,
Who immediately laid violent hands upon
the Disconnected Weeyil, and threw him a,
full length upon the sofa.
What in the devil are you about ~ de.
manded Jesse, glazing wildly upon the medl.
cal operator, as he drew a stomach pump
from his coat pocket.
lou must submit, SIR said he, "resis.
lance will avail you nothing"
Pooh p0oh nonsense--'pon nv soul
| twas only Joke a mere ruSe-don't be a
fool " cred Jesse, struggling. May die
f.
The forcible introduction Of the admira.
Die machine put an end TO further opposl.
tlon. WeeviI kicked and plunged in vain.
The whole operation was admirably per.
formed and feeble, spiriiiess, and exhaust.
ed, the unfortunate patient was left extend
ed on the couch. The apoihecary promls.
ed TO send a composing draught immediate.
y, and LETT him, IN the meanwhile 10 the
tender care Of his wife, who alternately
wep; and scolded winding up her hyster.
zeal harangue with bitter remark upon
his cruelty IN wishing to leave her unpro.
yided for
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PROOF OF AFFECTION.


When boy, was one morning playing
marbles in the village ball alley, with {
hight hear, and lighter pocket. The gbe
and the Jes, went gaily round, when sud
denly there appeared among Us stranger
ct very remarkable and very cheerful
aspect; his intrusion was no, the least res
tfaIut upon our merry lille assembage-
On the contrary, be seemed well pleased,
and even delighted be was a benevolent
creature, and the rays Of infancy ,afier all,
the happIest We shall ever see,) perhaps
+ rose upon his memory see his fine form,
at the distance Of half a century, just as he
stood before me in the ball alley, 10 my child
hood. His name was Boyse he was the
rector Of New Market. To me be took
peculiar fancy, was winning and full Of
waggery, thinking every hing that was &c.
centre, aud BY no means a mIser Of my &c
ceulrc!iies; every one was welcome to a
share Of them, and had plenty to spare,
after having ireieh,ed the company. Some
sweat meats easily bribed me home with
hin. learned from hr. Boves my alpha
bet, my grammar and tie rudimenls Of my
classics. lie tauah. me all he could, then
sent me 20 the school al Middleton. In
short, he made a man OF ne. recollect II
vas about five and thirty years afterwards,
when had risen to some commence at the
bar, aud when had scat 10 parliament on
my return from Court, found an old gen
iieman seated alone IN my parlour his feet
lnllaily placed on each side Of the Italian
ma'U.e chimney piece, and his " hole air be.
speaking the consciousness Of one quite at
home. lie turned rouud-n was my friend
Of the ball alley. | burst iusiiuctlyely lotto
tears. Words cannot describe the scene
that followed You are right, sir-you
are right, The chimney piece is yours
ol gave me all haye-my frend-my
tsther-Dy beuelactof He dined with
me and 10 the evening caught a tear
gIslening N bis iine black eyes, when be saw
poor Jack, the creature Of bis bounty, rising
IN the House Of Commons to reply to righl
honorabIc-Poor Boyse he is now gone
and no sutton had larger deposit Of bene
Violence IN the Court above. Fhis is VINE
drink to his memory.
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.HOFF,ETTrS
Vegetable Life Medicines.

fENtESE medicines are indebted for their nam,
Ill 20 their maaltts; and sensible action ~ %
riiying the springs and channels Of life, aud en-
dung them with renewed tone and vigor II
many hundred certified cases which have been
made public, and IN almost every species Of dis.
ease 10 which the humgn frame ~ liable the hap.
py effects Of MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND
PliENIX BlTTERS have beeu gratefully and
publicly acknou lodged by the persons benefited
and who were previously unacquainted with the
beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, and upon which they con.
sequentiy act
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them
selves 10 diseases OF every torn and description
Their hrst operation is 10 loosen from the coats
oil the stomach and bowels tic various impurities
and eruditics constantly settling around them. and
70 remove the hardened frees which co.lec, IN tn.
convoIaions Of the small ntestines. Other mtdi.
cines only partially cleanse these and leave such
collected masses behind as 10 produce habttual
cosiiyeness, with all it, train Of cys, Or sudden
dlarrhna, with its imminrui dangers This fact
IS well known tc all regular aEatomists, who eS.
anime The human bowels after DEATH aud hence
the prejudice Of these well informed men against
quack medlcines-Or medicines prepared aud her
aided TO The public by ignorant persons. The Sc.
cond effect Of the Life Medicines Is 10 cleanse Tic
kidneys and the bladder, and By this means, The
hyer aud the lungs, the hca!,hful action az giicb
entirely depends upon the regularity Of TIC urina
~ organs. The blood, which takes ia red color
from the agency Of the liver and lungs bsigfo II
passes into the heart b,ing thus purified Is them.
and uourished By food couung from u clan sto
mach, courses freely through the veins, rcnews
every part OF the system, ard triunplauly mounts
the banner Of health IN the blooming cheek.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fssn Ne ID Monthly Magazine
THE cup OF POISON.


Heeyll, unfortunate as lie vas 10 his
1kes, wss 10 less - 10 his more serious at.
tsmpts; his whole career vas one grand
fgIstske-e.op,1. &llu a sweet yolBg lady
who vas reported to bG fJrtuue," be
discovered too ia'e 70 relrzct, that she was
tie d9~eE.ess dlegiigr oG an extragagaul
loso!yen;. Ia a11 tn his disappointment,
Mr. WeeYl proved an ,acorrig,dIe shrew,
whose eloqoeat .y.asue aan2ye h,m unceas.
iagly.
Proud, however Of bis boasled tact and
abilities, Wee',i resolved to tame her, aud
alter pondering i9r somc months upon the
subject resolved % pu; IL iyrm the follow.
ing novel and extraordinary experiment.
Having purchased SONG Wai,e arsenic,
upon the paper Of which was duly printed
srsenic--Poison," he Consigned The dele.
ferrous mineral - tie f4mgs, aud replen
lshed the euyl pe WITH white sugar.
Watching his Opportunity when Mrs. Wee
vi vas IN her iaa.rar.., he calmly proceed
cd to the closet, aoi pouring out cup Of
mix mixed up ;ae sweet pola.iun.
Jane, " cried be, IN melancholy tone,
stirring up the psaaa ~i}h tue fore finger
Of bis right hand, " / shall not be b4rdea
70 you."
His look and impressive manner silenced
the storm. Quitting the draught at one
gglp, be cast tae cup into the CRATE, and
threw the paper upon the ground
What have yo1 done 7" shricked Nrs.
WeeTil, snalcJ.as Up the paper, aad turn.
lng pale as paran marble.
Poison n mgasred jesse. with the most
thrilling trsgedy look be could assume and
ciapping bis hands 70 bis flce he buried his
head 10 the cushions Of the sofa.
A shrek, folloaed b. an awful silence.
onsued--Jesse veulured to peep between hi,
fingers, expecting 10 see lis RIB extended
on the hearth rug 10 swoou, bu, she had
vanished.
(" Where the dickens has she gone 7" cried
he, rising. Jane no answer. he
rested upon his elbow aud listened. A
trampling ofmauy feet upon the stairs arous
cd him from bis posture and the next no.
ment BIS better bali rushed wildly into the
room, followed BY three men and the maid
servant.
MY dear Mr.. Weesll, said the foremost
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ssfrayeGi
NOTICE.

vHfllE subscriber having qualified as admins.
n traitor on the estate Of Asher Jones, deed re.
quests all persons having claims against said dc.
ceased 10 present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
will be plead in bar; and as his affairs is left in
such state as TO render il impossible for him 10
ascertain who are indebted To the estate he hopes
there is any one indebted to il they will have the
honesty TO make 1t known as 10 enable him 10
pay the debts.
TlI0S. j. HOLTON.
May IL, le40.
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TIE CONDEMNED CELL


There IS 10 doubt that all the circum.
stances Of horror which precede the luflc
lion Of death as awarded by our law, add
10 an extreme degree, 10 the bitterness Of
that dreadful hour. The cell differing from
all human dwellings, with lis bare massive
walls, its small, heavily barred windoa, ad.
hitting just light enough to show The ter
rors and wretche dness Of the place-il lack
Of al! furniture beyond that barely sufficient
for The miserable one who inhabts tell.
Iug the absence Of all intercourse and SYN
painy Of our !elows-lha harsh grating Of
Tie bolis-lhe heavy eIang Of the keys
aud the look Of hardened Indifference shch
habit has given 10 those who wait and guard
IN prlsons-all these things, soothing as
they are when compared 10 the sudden, VIC
lent, ond gnomlnious derivation Of life
which they precede and belokcn-al! these
things 10, we are fully persuaded, add accu
mnlaiei terror, anguish aud despair. Aud
yet u - SAID .tai criminals often sleep on
That nlaht. HOY strange aud wonderful
is tins They slecp-not from the mere
exhaustion Of suIer.ng-bat healthy and
un2Itcred sleep. But oh what waking
nus, theirs be When consciousness
breaks by degrees upon their minds, what
mus! they then feel We are told too, tia,
bread is brought to then on that morning
that breakfast is offered to them as il
would be at ~ beginning Of any common
dog Of their existence. Therc = something
very revolving n this. Il appears bitter
mocsery to employ the ordinary means Of
preserving life, when we know ,ha, long
before they can work their effects that life
will be cut off forever.
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ricdEnOntesc silk Reel.
Information Wanted.

Il h ! tWn young men by the name III Bf,y
w MIN and JESSE KELLY. TIE ~,
.3 years old last November. aad fhe lail., 9
October last Said young mca acie crptass
we're madc drunk aud whilst Ia tia, si,us,
.heing iilileratc,l were pers1sieJ ard cos,ess
assign 4 deed to certain tact of.iant, d.sv,
orphans--aad the boys uneonseioes Of sh.,
had done The wiciches bSiEg boat b ,se
II, ia'rigled and scared the bays, by r~rscs
them they would be hanged or sent 70 ,se r,
t5niiafy. Tor ba, tics bad dons--gsa - I,
oG from Meriwcsthor county. 1eare,a. sboat
2Uih Of september. 1857. s5nce Nhish ,ise. !.
Jog certain hss been heard from ,laai, r.
.ss- they we're sesn 10 Ahheyii.s District ! 4
They we're run OF b. cue JaHss laaev. INT
crs. Any lntofmatian respecting the t.,s
mail or otherwise whether they are alive a 8.
will be thankfully received By tiic suhsci,set--,
Editors o; ne~s papers IN South Ca,oljea, NJ
Carolina o. Georgia. vii ooaier ,tsoi o. I
lfrssed mother and her orphsn childfcn, b al
The above On insertion IN their pspers
ltsaid buys can b. found, Nhcy have ~
fear 10 Georgia. a. they are etoncrairt iaa
efimot0 the cas-. Eli kIrCHESJ
Haiks5 co4aig Ga, Feb. {, $50.
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POETRY.
the LAST CABINET COZ NCH.

Ana" There's nae luck about the iouse "
Nly Aaiigs face was overcast.
iis hopes began TO lower,
ills Sltchen c8linet he called,
Besides the lawful four;
md babe them with a scolding tongue
hai each should truly say,
4 any chance remained iog hlm,
On neXt election day.
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Receipt for a iody's dress.-Lot your
earrings be Attention, encircled BY the
pearls Of Refinement; the diamonds OF
your necklace Truth, and the chain Of
Christianity; your breast-pin Charity, or
namented with the pearls Of Gcntleness ;
your iinger-rings be Affection, set round
with diamonds Of Industry; your girdle be
Simplicity, withthe tassels Of Good. hun lor;
let your thicker garb be Virtue, and your
draPery Politeness; let your shoes be
Wisdom, secured by the strings Of Per-
severance,
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Extract He builds too low who builds
his hopes beneath the skies. Let US then
be chiefly anxious respecting the present
that We may know how 10 profit best BY it,
and respecting the future only as II is con-
nected with our interests in another world.
Behold the various exquisite scenes which
open before our eyes as VIC proceed 10 our
walk. Lool, at that path which winds be,
fore US I'LL it is lost in shade. See how
beautiful its borders are diversified with
plants Of every tint and every form. Mark
how the light breaks in from above, aud
how II trembles among the leaves. Listen
TO the note Of the wood pigeon, the distant
lowing of the cattle, and the bark Of the
watch dog. How beautiful, how delightful
is this scene aud It's attendant circumstaa.
ces
Yet all the earth is changeabe. The
yellow tlnls of autumn have already began
to discolor the leaves The winds will speed.
ily lay those leaves IN the dust and the
whole face Of nature will soon be velled IN
the snowy mantle of winter. A these cir.
cumstances, therefore, oil these changes,
even 10 The falling Of leaf ought TO be re-
celved By US as so many warnings no, to
rest IN present scenes. but 10 press forward
towards those which are eternal. And al.
though there is nothing 10 this sentiment
which has mol been repeated thousand
lines, yet believe il cannot be too often
repeated or TOO deeply felt.
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any chance remained foI Alali
On next election day.
CHoErs.
Tor is B7yl and Harris, Linn aud Frcr
And SWRr.Wout they do say,
Have toa,od of the Nations cash.
rs lawful loco prey.
Thea up steps limos grim and Tim,
with sicA and ghAstly look
Noa never would have thought that he
Was seullion and chief cook
Now Matfy dear, says be, Pm sure
The game is up with US;
Those cursed Wings will beat US now.
Iney kick ~ such fuss.
CHoRus.
About the outside CURES and cash.
You'd think the nations broke.
And Blair, and |, aud Calhoun think
This time they do not Joke"
SAYS Blair to Mst-Good President.
1 think il is unlucky
That must streak il back again
To teach school in Kentucky
But 60 must. foy am sure,
Our battles all are fought;
And New Yogh's fYoritc son is beat.
BY sober second thought.
CHoE~s.
Now Matty toat gel SICK, I'm sure,
We may as Rc.l clear out.
And JOIN that Loco F0co Price.
And honest San. Swartrout"
And next says Pra,3iag, lido wish
TO rovels had stuck,
For writing then world ne'1g have made
OF me 50 lame dcck
Dear Maity, We must soon 60 J-dA
To quiet Kinder
And n your garnet ! a.l wl..c
Another sAl.ir- L7QE.
OHgEEs.
Ca dear tie rues are ver7 ha.l
When whe1..s tg. tfty cents,
ia. I'm the man that's rich enough
II collect HI " rents
Gone, Uncle Ier'. tell rs now
What think y0a Of Wang votes
.loh dear ! fea: they can, bo bought,
W IN Sub treasury notes.
I've figured on, my long reports,
A-rayed IN sold column,
Pat where's yons CASH the Wftzscry out
VIA faces long and solemn.
CHorrs.
TIE cash gore. and credit too.
Vista our Admin rstraii1n.
And We have ruined every man
IH.5ls aolt The aakee nation.
I Now, Panats, Won ran cheer Is up.
IT = I.r. s ..f j..
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FOR C.fSH O.HLx.
Bale Yarn & Brown shifting

Manufactured at Harrington, N. {.
Il HAVE received quantity Of the above arti.
II Giles, which | will sell wholesale or retail hi
very reduced prices. believe the Shir,ings the
best ever saw in any part OF the United States.
wish the Merchants and FARMERS to call aud ex.
anime, and shall be sure OF a sale.
H. h. WILLIAMS. agent.
Charlotte, July Ii, 1910. 42g
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Host on sFi0ig

HETWEEN Charlotte n. c. and kanawha
d D c. II. Va the RICH, hand half Of Twenty
Dollar Note, of the Bank oflhe United States, pay
able 10 John L. Maddux ur order, Office Of DIS.
count and Deposiie in Natchez, dated June 9Th
L. Marsham, President The letter was mailed
1888, and No. l7s6. Tho. Henderson Cashier,
about the 10Th Of February, 1887.
SOPHIA JONES.
Nay -, 1870 33I
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Remarkable Instance Of Canine Sdgaci-
ty.--A gentleman OF property had a mastitF
OF great size, very waichfnl, and altogether
fine intelligent animal. Though often let
out TO range about, he was in general chain.
ed up during the day in wooden house,
constructed for bis comfort and shelter
Ga certain day, when let out he was oh
served 10 attach himself particularly to his
master; and when the servant, as usual,
came to tie him up, he chung 10 his mas.
,er's feet-showed much anger when they
attempted TO force him away, and altogelh.
er was SO particular in his manner, that
the gentleman desired him TO be left as he
was, and with him he continued the whole
day and when night came on, still he staid
BY him, and, on going towards his bed room,
the dog resolutely aud for the first time in
his life, went up along with him, and rush.
ing into The room, took refuge under the
bed from whence neither blows nor caresses
could draw him. In the middle of the night
a man burst into the room, and, dagger IN
hand, attempted to stab the sleeping gentle.
man; but the dog darted at the robbers neck,
fastened his tangs in hun, and so kept him
down that his master had time 10 call for
assistance and secure the ruilian, who turn.
ed out 10 be the coachman, and who after.
wards confessed that seeing his master re.
celve large sum of money, he and the
groom consplred to rob hun, aud they had
plotted the whole scheme leaning over the
roof of the dogs house.-Dublia Nag.
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On hand. Come and BUY

u HAVE on band at tins time, several Cary
n alis, Jumpers, Caryhees, and ,
well finished Suls<ics, one Of which is very
fine, and am continually putting up Work IN the
above line Gentlemen wishing TO buy would do
well to call in and see for themselves good terms
will be given them.
AL kinds of REPAIRING done as heretofore,
doors below the Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Seventh-street.
VIM /. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, July :, 1910. AR
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uSf received and for sale at thus ono.
% supply of Wrapping Paper. A's5 a =
reams OF Writing Paper
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To the Fashionable Communii,
Art Of Cutting.

they are prepared 10 say to the public. that ihey
are determined 10 le; no article Of culting made
BY them, go from their Shop al'haut being cnire
ly satisfactory to the weater far as cutting and
making are concerned.
The business is conducted, 'or The present ar.
der the firm Of Jam:sons & Co, in il. house Aith
erto occupied by Mir. Graham.
Charlotte, Jan. %, 1870 l1tf
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BLANK WARRANTS for safe at his
OFFICE.
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ENCOURAGE
HOME MANUFACTURES.
Manufacturing OF Carriage

and assures them that his work, as heretofore,
shall be finished the most improved and durable
plans. Those Ia want of Carriages would do well
TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
All ORDERS from distance will be thankful
" received and promptly attended to.
All kinds OF REPAIRING done with neainess
and on moderate terms.
CARTER CRITTENDEN.
AprH 10, 1910. 291
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- ~ tseg ran w..n almUle legs,
As fast Is taay could lean.
Ard Gf-uHy.T be COX Up The broom
All FstP De Waite H2ass dean.
tBL4C WOODS.