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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-29

Yesterday morning, In ST. Peters Church, by the
Rev. Or. Henshasv Ferry Bfoechass OF Aiexandna,
10 o. 10 Jane M. Tinges, Of this city -
on he o4th inst by he Rev. Mr. Sissin, John Cooke
70 MARY Ann Logan, both Of this city.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-29

-Nr7.TTPPEC.4NOE CLUB No. 3 will meet as usual
at Whitehall Gardens every Friday Ereing al u oclk
All friendly to Harrison and Reform, and who are notion
reducing the poor mans wages, are invited TO attend
A full meeting is expected this ereni1sg. ny oruer,
ma % ROBT. S. BUTLER, Sec'y
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-29

0r7-GEhM.an 1iFFE.L.dNOE CLU6--1 ne mem
bers of this Club, and all friendly to Harrison and Re-
form are respectfully requestedto attend meeting on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT. June LIST, ut u O'CLOCK,
at North Bend, Water street. between Calvert and South
streets. By order, &. kA1boK, PresI,
ii. SToRcH, Sec'y. ma~
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-29
PATRICK w. TOMPKINs,

(Of Vicksburg, Miss)
ATTORNEY At Inv.
MHAY regularly be found in his Office, the north
lVH side Of Maine, above the of Main and Cher
Nv Streets e will continue the practice of Law in the
High Courts held Jackson and the Circuit Courts of
Warren and the neighbOTng counties. ma %
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-29

WMAETED-A woman to do house work in gen
Wv eral. One tia; can come well recommended,
will find good situation by applying at No AZ North
Front street, or at this Office.
ma I'll AZ
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
All, OF JULY.

We are not one Of those who would, al
all times, make the celebration of this me-
morable day political, but at time like the
present, when the opposition TO democracy
and the rights Ofahe people, are making
every exsition In their power to elect man
to The Presidency who has voted 10 sell
white men into slavery to pay paItry fine
--an avowed opponent Of universal suffI ago
IAN advocate Of monopoles and United
States Bank--an aboitionist aud in fact, an
opponent of all tho principles OF equality
and the rights of man, which the declara-
tion of Independence was calculated to sus.
tain, we think it the bounden duty of the
deriocratic party 10 give, their decided disI
appreciation, by public demonstration of
their feelings and sentiments ON day so
glorious to be remembered by all who are
well wishers to the best interests of man.
kind. We would therefore suggest the
ptoPriety Of the democracy Of the county
making arrangement for a celebration. to
be held somewhere near the centre. Let
the arrangement be made upon a liberal
scale,so thatall may have chance Of par,ici.
patiug in,ths festivities OF the day. Should
it be thought advisable to have such cele!
bration, measures should be Immediately
commenced-a meeting held and preparato-
ry arrangements entered into, for no time
is to be lost. What say you democrats of
COlunba will you unite.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

which 10 now pending. The peopir aehiev1
ed rsvblu,ibh in 1900, which transferred
us from under the iron rod Of Federal rule,
and we cannot quesuOn, that in lS40, they
will maintein, successfully, the same high
position with the sane great principles
In the close of the present memorable cam
paign, which has been opened on the one
side by costly and stately pageant, address
ed merely to the senses, it will be found
that the Democratic party, sustained by
truth and by reason, will have continued its
march of uninterrupted trlumphs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
4z<e4.4

We have received the proceedings, in
pamphlet form, of an Improvement meet
ing, of citizens from Luzerne, SusquehsnHa
and Bradford counties, held at Tunckhaus
mock, few days since. The proceeding re-
ported by H. B. Wright, Esq. Chairman Of
the committee appointed for that purpose.
and adopted by the meeting, are interesting
and important. They urge the necessity
Of an Immediate completion of the msiH
lines of the state improvements. and con.
clusively prove from facts that it would
be policy to do so. We intend hereafter
to make some extracts from the ptOCsed-
ings.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

| Col. John Thompson
2 Benjamin Mihlin
Frederick Stoever
3 Nm. II. Smith
4 John i. Steinman
John Dowlin
Henry Myers
s Daniel Jacoby
6 Jesse Johnson
2 Jacob Able
8 Geo. Christman
0 VIM. Shoener
10 Henry Dehuf
ii Henry Logan
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30

l2 Frederick Smith
l3 Charles M'Clure
Ia j. M. Gemmell
Is G.. M. HolIenback
l6 Leonard Pfoutz
II John Horton jr.
lS William Philson
Is John Morrison
20 Westly Frost
81 BENZ Anderson
% William Wilkins
23 A. X. Wright
"a John Findley
25 Stephen Barlow
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREF.
DENT.

By and ,cith the adUice and consent ofhe
Senate.
JOHN M. NILES, OF Connecticut, to be
Post Master General.
CHURCHILL C. CAMBRErNa, Of New
York TO be Minister 10 Russia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-30
SATVRD.ar My so, 1910.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
JAMES CLARKE, of Indiana; s.,.,o,;.t
GEO. G. LEIfER. OF Delaware, oe"a'o''a'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
THE SILESIAN POLISH.

IN pres ntng valuable
with its properties il be t. state that II
entirely artce and for the Tor which
10 recommended Is without parallel! As single trial 10
advisable to let the purchaser examine for himself form his
own Judgment try it and be convinced.
1t challenges equal in all the essential properties Of
pd ard beautiful Polish for Silver, German Silver, Brass
Plate, Cutlery, Britannia Ware Mahogany. &c &c.
Also Polish for the Varnh of CARR gees ard Cabinet
directions Ter using accompany ea,h PAPER.
CERTrIc This certify that have made Of
the Sesan Polish, article prepared and sold BY Rufus
Peters Coz No So Conran city Of New York. for
the and purpose Of polishing silver ware German silver
brass plate cutlery Britannia mahogany and in fact
article Of furniture which requires fine polls and do
not to consider the Sesan Polish TO
any other article prodociogs rapid md beautiful
polish with less abour and time and last though net least
cheap and easy of applicable
HAYES TREADWELL,
rroprietors FrS.tl,n hors. 6 y e New York
Proprietor American Hotel, ity Of New York.
GARDNER X PACKER,
PropTietors Of City Hotel, City Of Ssw York,
ish prepared by Rufus Peters Co, No. 50 Coursndt ST.
New York, for various household and consider
equal to the recommendation II the of each
paper and article for daily table cutlery, be-
leye superior preparation h.retcore to Cor
the cutlery with will keep APP
Belts CIRCUIT,
Projectors Clinton Hotel, Albany.
LEVI JUDSON,
Proprietor FraEklin House, Albany.
N B. Prepared ans sold Wholesale by
RUFUS PETERS co.
So courtlsnat street New York,
And retail By of the druggists this city, aud
throughout the United States. nj 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
Special Sessions.

Before the Recorder and two AIdermen.
Nov. 7-Gracy Jackson, q negro wench, was con-
victed Of whipping one late Brooks, and adjudsed
to the pe-niteniiary for thirty days.
=, Daniel Lacy AID i'm Jones,a couple Of well known
thieves, were convicted OF stealing muf from fur
riers store in the Bowery. The Court sdjudged La
cey to the pententiary for six months and suspend
ed the sentence on Jones
bili johnson, a negro, charged with asssulting
negro wench lat the pump" was let of with eau
ton as To similar acts OF gallantry.
MIKE Reynolds, grey ne ad ed oafer was convict
ed OF petit larceny: Sentence suspended.
several "brutes Of husbands charged with whip
ping their wiveswere remanded the lady com lain-
ants not appearing. The Court said they were de-
termined to put an end TO the system somehow.
Several disorderly "young ladies" were repri-
marded and let off.
The Court then rose and adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. y.
The ease Of DR. Eldridge begins TO arog. Mr..
Read has now spoken two days, and will speak ano-
Their day, tomorrow. The jsdge will not su pose.
charge the jury until Monday; then hey for the YER
diet as 1 predicted An incident happened to-day,
while Mr. Read ives speaking; he raid that the de.
pertinent ofthe prisoner when under arrest was such
that he knew he guilty. DR. r. rose up and said,
deny IL sir" He had borne the trial until that
time with detected and humble air. The contrsdic-
ton out Of order and ought not TO become pre-
ecdent Poor Pickwick, when he was be motived
by the lawyer In Mrs Bsrdle's suit for breach OF
PROMISE. was only one Of a thousand; many man
hears lawyer talk about his motives and actions
till he loses confidence either in the speaker or his
own idestity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

Mosr INFAMOUS OUTRAGE man named Gu
lick. employed in the collection of military fines,
called the day before yesterday upon Mr. E. Cline,
Of fne which he said was against him for non
Torrance Of military duty. Mr. Cline told him that
he had never received notice to train, SO. With
this Guck left, after telling Cline he should levy ON
him for the amount and nothing more was heard Of
him until yesterday morning, when he came to the
market accompanied by four earman. He proceeded
at TO the stall Of Mr. Cline and commenced Ia
king down the meat from the hooks. Mr.. Cline who
at that time behind the stall, came forward and
ordered him 20 desst, ,npon which Guck drew a
pistol and presented il at the head of Mr. Cline He
was Immediately seized by the bystanders, and the
pistol taken from him. He was taken by Babcock,
the officer, to the police ofkse.-Brookiyn Neros, Of
7M instant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

DsArHs FROM DRusKESNEss.-Iti is stated in the
last Rockville Recorder that Charles Fothergill,
son Of the late Editor Of the Palladium, was found
dead in the water at that place, having fallen in when
in a state Of intoxi cation.
We beard il stated a few days ago, that q Young
girl Of about IL years Of age had died in this city frc
the same Such are the fatal results Of the
encouragement given to drunkenness by our present
corporation-I Toronto U. c. Eraminsr, 30h De-
fober.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

admiration of the ingsAoss the desired of all which
the APPRECIATION Of the press Of ths city, also the
beautiful easy, elegant CHAIRS known as the Elastic
Revolver and Rocker they tell their story
examination seciuay than volumes OF explanation
Therefore please call at the 47i Broadway,
M. w. KING, Patentee, N. Y.
~. B.-Cpep in the evening during the winter. nj 2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
Price Two Censss

4, SATURDAY SIGnr.
can give YOU any partIcula about Eldridge's
morning; the last speech. the CHARGE and the YER
1no,, VIII perhaps all be done that day or Tuesday
nn's morning skirmsh took place in the criminal
eol'. among TWO at'ornics One called the other a liar
IN Moaday forthwith to pass Judgment on the Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

4
" HI LIZ obtain safe, certain and speedy for
al delicate discusses By sng bex of DR.. Thomas's spe
cahc F do another hour ithout
rng hex and toying their virtues do not suffer another
meat Willie such sleedy relief AZ hand recoect
that moment delay, the disease is
Ard worse aud is taking deeper root IN system These
P nosrum merely To SELL but they the
result of much labor and experience aud prepared for the
purpose Of curing all those who give them trial They
secrecy For sale at 100 fulton street William and 70
Fulton corner Geld; H. Hart s1s and c. Ring, s Broad
way; Syms. So Bowerv, Walker. Price ST. o3l Sun
NEW YORK HARP MANUFACTORY, Third avenue
in the United Srat,s, has INDUCED Mr.. JAMES HANLEY,
from L-ndon establish manufacory in New York, where
he has sale description Of Harps made BY the
hands and naehnery successfully employed by him in his
800 TO dollars Strings Stools Desks every thing a
pertaining TO the above nsrsnent Harps made specially
for ladia other climates Old HAIRS bought
paired, taken exchange. OBI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
Tao .Nt,s coNroyNp EXTRACT OF G orAIpA

THO .NE,s CoMrQUND EXTRACT or coPAIBA
AND SAkSAPARLLA, certain, cafe, and most efree-
tua remedy ever discovered for all serpai dieases.
This compound extract ri Copaibs and szrapaa
enjoyed otier
e the above disoriers ana which with s~hten
long sought in the medical world II needs conD
change Of diet In ts approved form that OF PASTE
trey tssteess ard the
tent ACCOM- anyinr h. medicine pamphlet s,ery
OF Nhren stages Of the Diseases. without
containing full and ample Directions II contains mercury.
rrep,rtd by j. Thorn, Chemist Lsndon.
Price 81 80 per pot. For sale, wholesale and retail ny Jss
Tarant, css Greenwich street. corner Of Warrea
rItriua
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
General sessiors

Before the Recorder and three J,d...
Nov The panel OF Grand Jurors was called
ever BY the CisrK, when only twelve ans wered tn
their names The Court fined the absentees S25
each, and then adjourned to Monday, in the hope
OF being able to Organize the Grand Jury at that
time,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

EcADE oath, 80 Chambers street.-The subscriber has
II taken this old and well known establishment, which he
will with all possible dispatch in such condition cannot
fail TO obtain the APPRECIATION Of the public Cleanliness good
oder and the most eous attention, will form
feature the opposed and exerton
crafty the wishes and the comfort OF those who
wish to enjoy the luxury OF aweli regulate Bath.
Warm cold shower plain and moderately sulphur,
and other varieties e Baths will he given, arranging which
he particularly invites the advice and patronage of medical and
other scientific gentlemen.
file asks the hind Indulgence Of the community during the
his and especially de-
the continued patronage OF its former supporters and
the nd of the late worthy of the
n3iw. JOHN d. MARPlLLERO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

rI,o sPORTsMEN, AMATEURS OF NATURAL HIS
i TORY, sc.--MR CoRpETT Practical Naturalist, h,.
from London with fine specimens OF Drsh
Game &c IN 6ns preservation The foil value given for 70.
reign dried skins fresh Killed Birds Quadrspeds ~ Ann
street second door. up stairs. Nodersr need apply.
"Corbett 10 by far the very bs practical Naturalist Of the
dsyn-G. 4. Orendep, Esq. -.
have kns~n Corbe Of 30 years. he is very skill
iu "a ne RI 81 d & S b
thepv Catslr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR COAL COOKING
STOVES was awarded by the American Institute at their
late FAR the Combination Steam Conductor aud the I'M
hue that has failed te bake WELL when PROF ery used
The First Premium for Wood Cooking Stoves awarded
to the Farmers Fse Saver This is we'll worthy the
non oil those who use wood Every stove sold will be
A silver medal awarded for the Farmers Vegetable
Boiler and Furnace. The above with Of Ring
l.. MOTT, A4 Water street and 90 gowery.
Also by Hines, ia Grand sire Messrs Tr abbey
and ss Bowsry; r. Powell iei Fulton street Brooklyn
and Samuel Annes Jersey City.
NB small with four boilers and 10 inches
by Is Price SIS, with all futures. nj iw,
MO REWARD-stolen from tn. stable Of the Subscriber
WY No ass Meu street last hghta large dark chesnst
sorrel horseabout IL hands hehte forh.ad
ton, carries his head high.
The abeve reward and all reasonable charges will paid
the OF the horse and additional for the
and conviction OF the thief - -
New York, Nov. 9Th, 1910. - ="
" As is apprehended the thief has gone South Editors
Of Southern and all others will confer favor by
ting the above All communications addressed to HEN
KY SHIELDS, 2is Front St New York. M ST.
FURS, FURS, HATS AND CAPS.
THE Subscriber would respectfully notify has friends and the
public that he has hand fun and complete
inert OF consisting of LYNX martini squirrel and genett
mus Ladies for boas capes AVID general
Of fur trimmings The above artie are
by experienced workmen and warranted equal in quality
and finish to any Rufae ured by The best farrisrs
Hats, at the following extremely low prices, viz:
SIX Hats warranted on fur bodies, at. S25o
nhort nap Moieskin Hats at..'.'.... 49,: 500
Fine Nutra Fur Hats ................ SO and $50
Also choice variety Of Chirens select and a cy CAPS
Gentemtns Otter Fur and Cloth Caps; Bys Cloth and
Caps come very handsome and Ny PaIts'
NOT I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
a. & ~ -

Ship YAZOO, Capt. B. j. r. Trask,
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. c. Hilliard,
LOUISVILLE. Capt M Hunt,
HUNTSVILLE, Capt. j. Eldridge,
NASHVILLE, Capt. A. A. Wood
SHAKESPEARE, Capt Allen Miner. 49,
The above ships all Of the first class eGppred and cop
per e. q Light dFa o. ws,sr ana Ss IA cry
commanded by able and experienced massEs
A. $50 and from New Orleans to New York At 500 without
ssspp by steamboats, and the srcst puneuaty observed
in their time Of sailing Neither the captains OF
these ships vii be responsible for ewery bullion precious
stones silver plated letters parcels pack
adng taken for the same and the value therein expressed
T. X tOLLINs T. co. So South st.
or JAMES h. WOODRUFF, Agent
IN New Orleans, whe will promptly forward any goods to
his address.
The ships of this line warranted to sail regularly ad
vertsed.
goods received after Saturday evening" previous to the
day Of sailing. o2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

HENRY SIMMONS, No. "a Hudson st. corner Of Frank
lin has hand and daily receiving from auction and the
latest rportscns, large assortment Of Fall md Winter
Staple Dry Good, which Cloths, Casmeres S
tnes wool DE black blue invisible and mixed Beaver
Cloths and all kinds Of Tailors Trimmings; saropy Welsh
aod other kinds Of Flanne warranted not TO shrink wash
ing Hose and WhitEey Bsnhss french and English heri
Lii and Cotton sheetnrs aud shirgs snd Amer
Prints large assortmspt Of Cotton and Wsoeu Hossr
all Of Which vi be sold wholesale retail the mest
Persons want Of goods suitable this the
season. respectfully invited TO call and essrus the stock
Of goods, they will be eheerf,y shown There III be
hsnerng TO prices, make deviation from FIRST rross
ssked. 81 tus.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

MExrco,-We are indebted TO a commercial firm
for advIces from Vera Cruz to the 9th instant The
country was perfectly quiet but trade staguant
in the extreme owing to the Is per cent additional
duty, whichit was expected would soon be taken Of,
but which IN the meantime operates most banefully
on commerce. The last packet for England took out
$oosOOo in specic.-Ne,c Orleans Bulletin, 9TH Oc-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

Nov THE Explosion on BiackteIPs Island -
Inquests held Friday night on the bodies Of
William Henry Crawford, keeper, and William
Riley, prisoner, at the Penitentiary, who were
killed by premature explosion whilst blasting roe Ks
on Thursday last. The jury found verdict Of as-
cidentai death. Four others are dangerously
wounded that their lives are despaired Of Riley
was native of ireland, aged n, and incorrgble
thief.
Another inquest was held in 18th street. Avenue
A, on the body of Mary Donohue, natve of Ireland,
aged 40, who died drunk. Verdict according to the
facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09
webster,s Great Speeches.

WxssrERs Speech at Richmond reported exclusively Fog
Herald the only full and correct report published
ixeid.ng aso Mr. Rves Speech at Auburn printed in
assethe Weekly Herad-or sale at this ONCE price 81
WEsrER Wall street, reported for the Herald
printed beautiful white for framng-price 81 Sesame
s9sech in snge large sheet for framngprce Ia cents
WIBsrERs speech in Richmond, printed on white satin
cleo for sale-price 81 50.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

TExAs-The steam ship Sacanndh, arrived at
New Orleans on the 9th ult bringing Texas papers
to the I'D ult. They contain nothing Of particular
interest General Houston's plan Of organizing the
militia, like Mr.. Van Buren's, has proved unpopular
and Will not succeed. Congress assemblies on the
first Monday in November. A letter from Hasston
coatrms the intelligence Of the capture Ct Arista,
the Central general in Mexico though its statement
differs some what, to partc ulars, from accounts
previously received. The settlements on the from
tier were free from Indian depredations. The pa
Pers generally strongly urge upon the government
see with fighting orders. They consider that Next
CO will only be brought to acknowledge the isds-
pendenee Of Texas bv direct offensive measures.
The Federalists Of Campeachy and Yucatan are
anxious to cooperate with the Texan fleet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

xSxl PASSAGE FOR APALACHiCoLA-PaeLeto OF
xX the ieth Noy..wk,sv,-Ths we'll t,ewp est s.isr
lively sail above aud has sscslnt accomodsti fsr
cabin cabin and s,eerase passengers Eay aspca
ton should be made hoard, aie OF rurng sg,
WI +. TAPsCoTT, "a PssE alp or
"a 70 South ct, eor Cover lac,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

DRUGGIsTS-A Drug Store that has been dsng
~ fol business for past offered for sale The store
has realized lees than two thousand year. clear profit
shand,ome farnishcd-ins good location, rnt lew, and
ony offered sale " the proprietor be-
engaged IN different brunch business terms will be
made satisfactory 70 the purchaser Fer further particulars
enquire Of A. w. HADCLIff, Esq. Mortimers Buildings.
Vail a New. I'd floor. NOT " ts<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-09

EECHEs-A superior lot Of Leechss, jus, received
'o' '"e ~'o'e'"e FfEh1VtcHTw ,NGFRs
cca PHARM aCY. $40 Broadway.
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ssxF1 PASSAGE FOR LfvERPOOL--New Line
IN Packet 81 18th sersnt well Lnswn
Capt COLLINS will positively sail on Wednesday Nov %, It
beinr her regular day -.
IL. shins OF this line are 90 we'll known that II IL scarcely
necessary say that their accommodations are superior 70
any other line Of paehes Persons about TO yis the old
should fi 10 examine the Accommodations Of this
vp before psoce.sng hthtr and those wishing TO
their herhs will study their own comfcrt by doing early
passage the esbip second cabin sersge apply
''"'' wv " va r. ThrsCOTT, "a Peek slip. or
na q aorth street. of dove rnegr lane.