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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
,IyO IN NENNors ( nrnlL.TATED-DL

no THE NERVOUS & pEB'L;TATED-DR
n EVANS TONIC PiII.S.--The powers OF L
vans SUt'orgi!s Phl- such. ,hsi Tire Ir iiutia-
se ART, ihe ircnnLlou8 hand, the dizzy eye ard
me uuucrIng mind, vanish before lhclr effects
I"c EoNious vap"rs before the benign influence Of
tie morning gUr They have hcea long succcssfili.r
used Tor the cure ofntCnouis together i;a fc, crs
oi The irregular nervous kind. accompanied with via
cora, distinctions.
t.is tonic medicine - for nervous complaints zen
eral ccoiit indigestion and he Consequences as want
oi appe,' cirtcUsiun OF the mach aCidtv unpca-
>an' TASTE IN ih" mouth, rumhnE noise IN the bowels
nervous symptoms. lanEuor, when the mind becomes
irritable, dcs?uuninE, thoughtful melancholy and de-
octct. HyVnrh9nl-i-c.n. consumption. diruncss Of
SIGHT acitiu, and all ether nervous affections these
pulls viii produce safe aud permanent cure.
LNnns Pi!s were first Introduced IN America in s3J
b'frre + Cpua'srie, tS.-CAUTIoS.-B particular
~ PURCHASING . sec 'hut tsc label uf thia Medicine
contains notice OF It's entry according 10 4 of Con
"rcS'. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
as luG Chatham s.; New York or fiom the regular
scent .WM H. KING WhesI,nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
TEHEsTlNG AND AePLlGABLET TO THE

a. - I'll A Al
Diseases of he Stomach, or Nsrrss:
SuCh Dyspepsia, either Chronic or Casual, un-
der the worst symptoms of rss,lessness, 10 Sness
of Spirits. and general Ernaciauon, COnsHnpuon
whether of the Lungs or Liver, Liver affections
JaundIce, both Btrary and Spssmodic. costlve-
ness, worms oi every variety; Rheumatism; wheth-
er Acu,e o. Chrome, together with Csut, Scroiula
PANS IN the head, Back, Limbs and side ,Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Puuid Sore throat, Fever
Arteries, Nervous lrrtabIlity, Nervous Weakness
Mysteries, Tic DouloureuS, Cramps, Female OBJ
structioas. Heartburn, Headache, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid and the Dry or the Whooping
Asthma, Grave, and Droosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered By
EmyIrTs aud others, the great re. ulator of the
huIntn system, aud suoA - the devoredncss Of the
adhercats that erroneous doctrine. that they
tent themselves with the simple possession of this
fallacous opinion. wlthot enqUlnng into the PR
rn sry sources from whence Life Health. and Wig
emana and, rice rersa pain sickness, Oh easC
aud death. Not go with DR. Hunt, whose cxten-
siNe research and practical experience so eminent
ly qualify him for the procession of which he has
been one of the most useful members: He con-
tcnds-anu a mouents reelection will conNlacc
any reasoning mind of the correctness of his views
that the stomach. liver, and the ASSOCIATE ed organs
are the primar sad great regulators OF health. and
tina, the blood IN very many instances is dependent
Oh Oh ase organs, and that unless medicine reaches
the root of the disease the superficial aGodynes
usually prescribed, serve but foits 10 the
ravsges of deep rooted maladies' Under these con-
vIcuons, nj the expense of years OF cUSe applica.
ton, the doctor has d severed msdclne whose
searchng powers are irresistible and in prescribing
/; rs with knIwl dye ofits being a radical
of the various dis, already enumerated, even i
applied IN the most critical cases, but he docs
pretend TO ascTibe -
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
4 supernatural agency, although from Yosiiv'
pTonf- within the knowledge of hundreds, I've s pre-
pared TO show, that when svcry other Carthly RENE
DIV has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
have never been known 10 fail in eiicc,ing TWO YER
/ gratifying results, that IF raising from the bed .
/ sickness and CIseG.e these who have tested Ihsi
! efficacy, and thus amply IewardIug DIR. Hunt in
/ his lrng and anxious study 10 attain this IeT,ec
| tiOn in the Healing Art.
! The cXuaor3Inary success which has attended tn
( use of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, - the bee
| criterion Of then superior virtues, They nav
been the means of raising host Of lanyuIshing =
tents ,om the he'd OF affection. is clearly eyin
ced in she following
CERTIElCATES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
john Franklin Owens. Defendant
IN
Chancery.

Johii TiNNln owens, Defendant
TINS day came the complanants by their attorney,
mud filed their bill IN this cause. and the defendant
not having entered has appearance and gwen
~, according 10 the act of assembly and the rules OF
.r- court. aud 1t appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
hat the saIJ John rankin Owens is uhahanI
ol tins comnonw ealih Ca motion of the complainant
by his attorney Iii ordered that the said John Frank
la Owens 10 appear here the lsi day Of the
of lhIs cOLr, AMI answer the compliments h md
that copy of this b. inserted in the Western Virginia
Times Cor two T.onhs successivey and posted The
couTi house door of This county
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

William Dickinson. JoclShrcvsbsry.
Lewis Ruiiner. Moses NJ Fugra.
John y. LOWS. William ID. Shrcws-
bury aud Joseph ID StaiIon. ira
ding and dealing under the GrIH OF
DickeSvn, RIilncr * CO. Com
plaiuunis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
ConsnmDiier cnr,d.


SIR Edward Us oll. was, in las. December. suo
denly seized With cJd sIivCrings. which were sue.
csed,J by pains IN every part OF Of the body. nm,
p1 nE continued severe until the month Of Nav
when he tggan to SPIT blood, this was snoTty affey
suceeclc ~ hacking couas' swelling anI main
% the chest, anb the discharge Of blood frog, tbc
W1u'" became considerable; these svut.torns
WIN 90 often the ncssengsra Of suddcn scstI,
~tlt,' the course Of a ie v weeks, followed bv
hItN Ei-cid suppHraiIOn, mingled with blood This
ctthustancC appeared 10 give him a temporary re-
~ o' nc Gu t1 became 'css troublesome and
'Hc appetite Increased. y hC DISCHARGE 81 pus in
creased q TIE body was so attrd as Z ASSUME
aI tine appearance u one who liugCrs in The last
stage of c'nsumptpn. The physicians whOatten
dr1 were -aushgd in tIUr OpUuou, that no hop,
maued, and th2i isrthcr trail u medicine would
re 'nufely o. Iess IN Ibis ore nna iorlorn siafe
ne began iO use Huuts Bofaric Pulls. suu by On
kIug @ few boxes of the mod une BE- hus received
n perfect cure and hss since 'uIugtd cNrCfieuI.
heIItI' TIE uurvte, ted recovery e SIR. "usF,U
has aef1uilh.d sll hIs relatives and friends. AID
h. tenders trose lines fn bf Hunt win rvcrlss-
ting gratitude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
D,sfres,irg race NJ Ssrers Spqsuqd,D A,0ss. no,
fccHy ~ored o. Hp4rs B9'qnic PiHs
M lienry Whit, Nas io5.hl ~ ace q tTo yssrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

NIEGiNIA.-At rules held in the Clerks Office ofho
Circuit Superior ct Law and Chanccry tor Iho cOun-
~ of Ohio. in the month OF August, 1910.
Stephen Rice, Complain int
against
Austin Peay, and Henry Moore, and the
SAID Henry Moore. John 7. Clarke. and
Mark Douglass, merchants and partners c..
trading under the finn of Moore, Clarke
& ca Defendants
The defendant Austin Peay, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the .;
assembly and the rules of this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory eyIencc that he - not inhabtant
Of this commonwealth. On mption of the complain
ant 10y counsel is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the first day Of next Fall term Of this
Court enter has appearance give security fnr the per
ormance OF The decree in the cause, fle his CT
Ia the c'mp!ginants b-or Otherwise defend ihis suit
and that copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed ia the City of Wheeling
Tor two months successivcly aul posted at the roni
door of The Court house ofOhiO county.
copy tcs'c,
ALEXANDER i. LAIDI.EY. Clerk
\. CALDWELL, for Gompi. aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
REGULAR AGENTS.
! y. RCJlNsOS, Portsmouth, -.
]. MSRRIsoN, Columbus ..

". IL ktSG, - Water 50. Wheeling
!. y. RCJtNsoS, Portsmouth, -.
J. hDRRIsoN, Columbus ..
%. WON aisl may he ohtn!ued,
u. & Joic's Celebrated Female pills,
To Baron Won Huthc!er Hers Pills,
Or. Evans Fever anl Aguc Pile,
yr. Nuat's B1'aaic Pills,
Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, for Tce'hinE.
The above Invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
ale and Retail a; 100 Chatham ST., New ! uTs; 3
SOLth SCgsuth street, Philadelphia; - Market st,
s.uI .sglile, keutucky; % CprnhIu Boston. Nassa-
III l7utis: and oi tho following Agents liam IL
&lns, WEsuuag, Va, l. V. Robinson, Portsmouth,,
ono.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

AAJ INTER STRAINED SPERM OIL.
w supply Jusi received aud fr sale by
COL N REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

NlRGlNlA-To wIT:-At rules held in the Clerks
Ollie OF the Circuit Court ofI.aw and Chanccry
Cor Tyler County, Ca Monday the Oh Gay vi July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
2hR. WI. EVANS SOOTHING Sl-
~ RUb, EnR Q ILDREN TEETHING.-

dangerous Case of Commissions and 7 ajnlul ncnti.
iOn, Cured Wy DR. Wm Evans Soothing Syrup
To TIE AorNr or pa. EyASs' Soo~HI so SyRUF.
Dear Sir-rhc -rcat hcaGht al Irdc3 20 my su,ltg.
- infant b. yolr soothing SyTgp. N 81 pro-
racicI all ulut'N GC1'l. guu, mast convince every
ceiling parent how essential an ygt!v application 81
sach al inv aul5'c me lciUc o. 20 relieve Inla.t
misery and torture. Nv iul1J wE.!e tCctpg, experi-
sncel sucl acute sJiicrIngs thar q WAS attacked
VITA convalsl1Hs, and my DE add family supposed
hat death W. t sOpg rJ.gN-U the babe from ngu sii
al ~ prpCgrei a bottle &C your SvJuu; which ~
sOOn as applied 90 the gums, wonder tai change
vas urOi iced, ugt after lew applications, the
chIi dispay1t obvious relief, and ~ continuing iu
ts use, am glad tu inform yUu. that the child has
completely recovered, and No recurrence Of that
awiSl crnpluut has sIEcr occurred; lhe teeth arr
sman1;lng tII'y and the child enjoys perfect health
give YOU my cheerful PERMISSION 10 make this
Snowle tgcnc1t public. AMI VII Ell dly give any "a
crIna .Ol On tsgs rI-cGnstaRg 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

JJSI RECEIVED
30 Bags Green Rio Coaec
3 fiaif Chests Young Tyson Tea.
/ Chest Impaiior do
! DO Superior DO.
5 Cauies DO. do
J Barrel Nader
do Double Refined alum
] Drum Goldfish.
> Boxes Sperm Candles,
] Cnse Table Salt.
For sale by JOS REILLY
Wheeling oct 10. No 81 Market square.
q EWEST FASUIONS-The subscriber +. now
4 y opening 40 his s;oreTDom on Nlurl,ei S9uarc n
large and fashionable stock Of Fancy aud Domestic
ir goods among Which are tho foilo,,iu ing viz.
Rich Gg'd PYuli dr cue S.lk.
DO CHanEc,5.c N,huc OuDH an fJr ajtes bounci. o.
new article.
NIaIu lEI -ifIus OF rich quality,
I1cu s'rfDI myusu g. ilIur- IhJ ucy,cs, fashions
from lauz.
Lr,lyr -r,rs and FuIls
Painted lrrso'- '1ysr Ei,hro da5a rl-ci biI rlov.s.
with mHr. other trffr.r- Hi IHr .f'..f trsrp.s
A..1 .t..- ..Hss ufr~ BOO -.rr,unrs & -Ifrrr~s
..... rI.r- ......... ur ...ra u.i .........r
800 .s.r.. E... DID, ..' Ha.a....D HlU.-. au. &c.
T'iaaHYst .,l.- ..sHf been Purchased ai t... Hrsf
larus a n reduced Prices s.lI Boz sy'I raas4aIIy lDn
lyr ,..U ,I puuri.aI customers go short credit
oct lO-u FtItI MeHI REAY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
n. HICKMAN. Clerk.

NliGlNlA:-At Tul s held IN the Clerk odice Of
the Circuit Superior Court UfI.aw aid Chan Gerry
Tor the county OF OkI0 IN the sIonth 81 July IS4O
ENd u Hce, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
BEWARE Of CeUNTEKriiiS

tdHfi0r Be particular IN ruiCles:pg 20 &C..
mat the label OF this Medicine Ccnttns nrotce ~
rs entry occ"rding 20 at OF Coz tCss. AID y.
hhewise particular IN cbtaipiug Item at ICC Cla
ham e., New Nolk. Cr from The
WIN. n. KING Mb.eL-.. v,
STEVEN SON = NF.rE rn,I",''ti, -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

m wet brtcoic; sll ti.vtTsj strr-.r.,.A.
onpio n. i"iit WET 'TH'g'FS gCfoss tit ,it.t
with difficult AMI tisir,tslrt tuntI.rt Nm.
tue iast year Of his it.ttss, Tire -I.t.sC n,.Hs,o
SO dlai hngly Gs 10 pitNtEf he t,I,v.i ar, tut:.
ness haNlhS !ost ~ speech. arc it.Et tiItBttitG
VIA lthm,uaie suli,canCn, It.p. a Se;Ists a.
pettot0uCr ,uId cen. CT y iU tIr tt,t IN
TeIoi Tor a iew houtr, The 81 y,jsI-Is be- attn
ced hin pronounced HE comp ami t,,,lp n, =,
sloillH oi cure bttH, last lrosis, nco dire. 90
'pamPhlstto te let at has hou:c, after vLith We
procured some TOR. Hunt = RoiLnie Pills and az
ter taking few boxes he found hinl,lf mind,
ifee from the compliant hem. ctl ab!t a. this ins
oi any exercise. even pfwsihing ftTtp Ill,s al,y
ana having all the eLJcymtpts OF lsihei kealti /,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
WM JOHNSON.

u caltfrrl1n rhr h1smale rial IF Or. W. Ev
NJ SInthug Sgrgpln nsrtu tJri case of "a tee To-
NJ chl ID wishes 70 state tEII be iJJEa u entirely
stectull an relieving pain IN tho sums, ID prevent
ne the DaserpeH-es which SONS times follow. We
ShCerfIly c)m9ty With his rcq'tt SON.
srNe believe 4 s generally knowletCCd
hose VINO have tried IL, that pr. Ese2-' Syrup fnr
'hlldraa Cutting Teeth, advertised IA another coll
INA, ia highly useful article Tor tha purposes for
NlIch Il IS intended. Highs respectable ind. yIl.,
Nals, any Ett,, who have made use OF IT, do not
Ne 1tatc u give as virtues the SANCTION VI tGe.T
Na ues-BD-t0n Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
ENlCrS WORTH REMEMBERING

a When aeccrt & scientific remt6y FOR diseases
aas loag besE IN general use, Lestowng blessing
ana rpcsiv'n pra. Sc5 IS scaIcclyn The power u
tcsptlcIsmtJ LJJLt lis virtues, CEvy ~ deny
hem.
When II has achievei an Ascendant career of
ssfLlnsss, which q stances the competition Of mere
,asttui prGteIsiSu, ana secure. "a COlsr..u,u~
auNGm universal favour, by uifrIusIc worth alone
rs Proprietor nav pUIHt OIt the causes OF - su
-rsrilgIiy, with 10 .rrlHg the suspicion Of iHyg.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGuE CURED.

Dear Sir Relieving il duty owe YOU as n sue
cCssiui PRACTITIONER as well those who may be
-imilar'y afflicted, take pleasure n aCkuowedg-
valua HE Medicine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
FEWARE OF COUNTERFFlTS.

tGHtlGn,Che particular IN purchasing 20 zee tta
he label ~ ihIs Nedriue conta ms a notice Of :,
'ntry according To Act uf Congf,ss And Re lie
vase part eE' ar IN Cht'r Ing them AT 100 Chs tLaa
| a.. NGw-l,Tk ~ fIbf.i Tie
EEGIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01

Tho article 90 rr-F1rsI by w. Dumas. was mai,
Vurc--ucf ST 10y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-01
EXCHANGE
COEHFEEI REOgSEG.

MON IT. WHEEtING Va.
Is daily receiving Fresh oysters OF the first quality
which Will be served Up To Eis old custom choice
style
Families end raryr furnished BY the osn and sent
10 am part OF the City freguIred.
sep 2y-2,g WN STANNi
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25

a. 8 = 80 ---------- --717T-7| s. n ---
s...ss,e S.. ~. 49, S Man.
o,sahss s. 80 sa. s,,,l i, &. ,s,
enssss1, so9 49, -, 'i,,. .r
,s,ss'Raassk' 49, ~ $500
49, sz., 1..1 D.,
$50 9e g 0t9.ss Is ~ 80 ~. M,
!, ia
s.QsA ny aassa 'il9 gassa Z Z. ''s ~
= sp.l ~ e aaasa.,. g. .a'9 ss1s1s = ~.
800 s =. ~ -, 1890 5. 9. s snv
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25
An Ordinance


ketaf5ng t0the HRtarf Of Kazo0 Gig.
sNk1IsIk EAS, By the terms Of compromise
made aud entered into by The proprietogs OF.
the ssConmons and de President and
selectmen of the town 81 Manchester snow
Yazoo City and which said compromise
was made The basis Of decree ia Chance "
il suit then pending. the then occupants
upon that part 81 the Commons designaf-
I'D in said deed Of compromise as the Wharf,
we're required 10 remove all such buildings
Is were within sixty feet Of high sgnter
mark, within d cefsain time therein specifs
ed, and which time has now elapsed: And
1T being further provided by said deed Of
and the said decree n Chan
Gerry, that if the owners Of occupants Of said
buildings should fail OF refuse to remove the
same within the time specified, that the
Corporate Authorities Of said town Of Man
chester lnow Yazoo Cily1 should proceed to
the removal Of said buildings, a. the pro-
per cost and charges DC the owners and &C.
cupanis. And whereas, also, the Were-
House owned By the heirs Of Doctor Vim.
L. Richards, dec comes within tie power
Eof said compromise and decree. Therefore,
BE Il ResoLUed by tie President and
SeIectulep of Yazoo Cir, That The Com
mittee on HharVes be instructed, forthwith,
ID notify a. Siillman, the acting Agent Of
the heirs Of the said Doctor w Il. Richards,
decd % remove said ware house within
thirty days; and in case the said Stillman
neglect or refuse to remove the sane--taen
the said Committee be authorised TO con-
tract with some person for the removal Of
said ware house, and, that the said Conn
mittee keep strict account Of oil expen-
SEES attending the removal Of the same, and
be required 10 file said account with the
President of the Board Of Selectmen.
I'M. g. RAsBERIEY, Pres't.
JAS. PEN1Y, Clerk, pro tenn
Yazoo City, Aug. 3, 1910. SIT.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25
THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY /, 1910.
PROsP ECTUs.


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THE PHILADELPHIA
Saturday Chronicle.

A n - q
a lainlly newspaper ISSUED every Saturday,
BY MATTHIAS g. TAYLOR,
No. 81 South Second Street. PHILADELPHIA.
most entertaining family newspaper. pub-
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TF4E SATURDAY, gHRONTCLF
KS adanted rs he wants NJ me GARNER me-
chanic. merchant. man If leisure and esne-
ciailv Is every reading family circle. IA
general contents are
Literature Rooranbv
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81 Manners md C,i,zf9Fss IL Fr,ro,s -
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-25


a Ii persons are hereby forwarned from
n trading for four several neted, execn-
ted by me to David II. Hopes and VIM. z .
PurneIl, partnersin Port Gibson ii the prac-
tice Of law. Two notes were executed ID
or about the 18th day Of January, 1888
The one 10 David II Hopes, for the sum
Of three hundred and seVenfy-five dollars,
and another to Vim. 4. PurneIl for the same
sum of money, and being ii Of about the
same date, and each ofthe first notes were
payable think, about six months after date.
The two other notes were in Ike manner
executed, the one to David 4. Hopes, and
the other to VIM. PuTneH, u amount
five hundred dollars each note The said
notes were executed about twelve months
since. This IS to caution all persons from
trading for tile said notes described above,
as the consider ton has utterly and entirely
failed for which they were seFerally execu-
ted; and to foreWarn ali persons from pay
ing TO said Hopes & PurnelI any debt due
70 me.
And wish It furthermore understood,
that James z Bacon aud William r
Chaplain, are ny true and. lawful ationies,
and thai do BY this notice. give them IN.
limited power, 70 close al of my business,
il any way that they may deem most condu-
Give e ny interest And persons who arc
aiill ID arrears to ne; ST save cost 81 calls
inc & the Office 81 either Bacon or Chap
lain st Port Gibson, and closing faeif ae-
counts. DC
RICH R Is MGR ~