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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16
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eolalfon 70 the city, propose 70 publish. on aplG
ter lhe iotll DAY 81 September. Wt1fGy e6a.a,
on sheet Of mammoth slxe, excluding q Il mliti
Of local Of trsssilory iniefea, and ealeslasJ
mainiy for Country circula,iaa
TIM TkisusR--u neither In Its D,itv az yssslf
edilioas- eil be what II, namo imrorts--si a.
ilinchlng snpportCr Of The peopIc's RIGHTS anjla
tcrcss. 10 stern hostility to tic errors ~ eopcfe.
cia theorists, the irlncuee Of unjust or irnpcrta
lcgisla,ion and TIC schemes and sonhIstiirs 4
scli.seesinE demsgogues II will s,rcnaouslss 81
yocate the paoprcrioy a. AuEste.S IyprrffY s.
galnsi the graspiny and 10 Us bIightiur poleg Of
EraorE1s Governments, and the nner,nel comgn
ul'on uhicli they force upou Us, az also against
the present depressing system Of State Prison L.
Dor 1t viii advocate the restoration Of Sound
and uniform national CuraEsrv; and urge d.
Greet but determined Prosecution of Internal IN.
pfoysment Tho Rc,ronebn1eni, wherever pfaelh
eai, NJ Government Expenditures md OF ESeea
tive Patronage, will be aealously urrrd. 10 shot
this paper will faithfully maintain and earnestly
t'HNt ff'a anu ssttNhuINh AAieA W.
People approved In dcyolsng On Wing Statesmen
the conduct Of their Govufnmeni.
But a small portion, however. Of lis cuiumg
", VIII be devoted 10 purely political discussions
The proceedings Of Congress wili be carefully 70.
corded; The Foreign ana Domestic Inieliigepes
early and laelaly presented; and whatever sha,
appear calculated 10 promote Morality, mainita
social Order extend the blessings Of Educuion'
or IN any way subaervc the great ause Of Iiumiq
Progress, 70 ultimate Virtue, Llbefty and liafs.
ness. viii find a place In our columns.
r. IhE WfrEig THirpSg Will be published ever
saturday morning, 10 auatto crru, On a very large
imperial sheet, Oh BY "a ncbe,.) and aGaTdeis
subscribers at TWO DOILARN vtar. Sire,
pics WI be forwarded year for Ten Dollars, Tn
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POETRY.
WINTER.

IIark! lis the requiem of the closing year
The hollow dirse that summers reign has sped;
Loud how.s the tempest 10 the startled ear
Deep moaus the blast DER autuma's glory lied.
lis Winter. and I hail the monareh's reign!
lovo to gaze upon that rugged brow,
Wien meath its fFowR the slowly pat:'ring rain
Congealing, glitters on those locks OF SNOW.
love 10 meet that stein, una,tered eye;
| love to grasp that cold and icy hand
To mark the embata-d whrlwinjs Of tie sky,
When Winter waves the scopt.. Of command.
Winter. thou com'si not with a villains smile
Thou bring'st unseen. no keen envenomd dart
Thy cold and bloodIess lips are free from guile
Thy frozen bosom shrouds candid heart.
BOSTON BARD.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECRLENBuRC COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Oc
tGber Term, 1871.

IdWin Potis
~. Original Attachment
George Duckworlh
Levied in The hands Of John a. Dcwess aud him
summoned as Garnishee.
HT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
n that George Dnekwor,h, Tie defendant in this
clsc, is not an inhabitant Of this Slate. is heYt.
fore Ordre6, that publication be made for six
weeks successfully, in tic Charlotte Journal, no.
flying the said defendant to appear before the
Justiccs Of our said Court 10 be held for the
County Of Mccklenburg. at the Conrt House in
Charlotte, on the fth Monday in January next.
and then and there repleyy or plead to Issue, 9TH
erwisc judgment pro confesso will be rendered
and The property LEVIED on condemned subject L,
the Plaintiffs recovery.
Witness, Charles r. Alexander, Clerk Of cur
said Court, at Ofiee, the ilh Monday Of October,
l6al, and Goth year Of American Independence.
G. T. ALEXANDER, {; NC.
Printers fec S. G2I u2
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R00I;- BINDING.

WILLlAM HUNTER would inform ho
w customers and the public generally. that
he still continues the BOOK.BINDING BUsI.
NESS at bis old stand, few doors sou,h-ess, Of
the Branch Mint. lie viii be happy to receive
orders in his line, and pledges himself 10 spare
no pains to give complete Subtraction.
gTDrders leh al his Shcg, Or at ihe Office of
The Neeklenburg ]eiIeucni4n viii receive la.
mediate attention.
Charlotte, Nay ,, ISL.
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to oiieet cure, Of tic r.sehsse money sell, j
returned by himself q travelling sgent--Itr
eompr,ae tae ilyeeisn OF Family P.ll. the n
Ecias Tonic, 70 restore 'he Gshililatcd O. bf.st
down eousillaiioni ,he Uterine PslL 10 cure tbo
painful difficulties ard diseases peculiar 70 womss
and she Agus Pill 70 cure Intermittent frvefs ss
agues. Tor farther Information, The afflicted n
invited 70 i9ssoss themselves Of the lIyecisi ssi
Extra ~ e'iisi furnished grs.n al so proyrie,9'
oiliee' No. =, As,or House, Nes Yoth, ane b 1
h'a agea's' These papers eoaiain infgnsi.s
exceedingly interesting to The SICK and inyaA4l
iogcihe' with iaen,y fSa useful receipts, aad
mass o! facts and ctr,iGeates, that must cousiaa
every reasonable mird, ihA, tic IIygelan Msll
cines are invaluable.
Tor sale BY
TlloS J. HoLToy, Agert
Charlotte, Jan. ~, 1911.
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0rEast Notice.

FEyIlE subscriber hereby notifies all persons IN
i'll deblrd to tho late firm Of Alexander * Bro.
lhere. that tie business Of that concern must be
closed forthwith. All who do not comply with
this notice between this time and the lst OF Jan
uary next, by a settlement OF their notes or &C.
counts. may rest assured Of having 10 settle them
with an officer, This is positiueiy The last notice
we shall give on this subject.
ADAM ALEXANDER,
One Of the SuyuisiNg PmtasJs Of the
firm Of alexander s Brothers
Nor. ,, 1871. IA
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
POETRY,
ON THE DEATH OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
Late President Of the United States.

ON THE DEATH OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRisoN'
Latc President Of the United States.
J. H. HEWITT,
The wall hath gone forth Ger the land oil 'he lree'
And the heart of the patriot ciills at the cry
Our banner hangs lowly DER land ana er sea-
And the name of the hero IS breatheo Win
sigh.
Ana bark from the distance the heavy guns
boom,
They once bech'd their thunder and flame on
the foe
A,dtba iron.tonpue knells out its msc Of gloom,
While the sturdy heart quails at the requiem OF
From the confines of Maine to the Sabine's wild
food,
From Atlantics broad waves to the peaks of
the west
Shall the wall of a nation fill valley and wood,
And the hand of the freeman smite hard on his
breast.
He stood like monarch oak breasting the storm,
Which party had raised round the spot where
il grew;
Unmoved were its branches, mistaken its form,
By thelightnings that flashed or the whriwind
that blew.
The proud ship of state a turbulent sea.
Like feather was tossed, while tempests GER
whem,
The crew looked aghast at the rocks on her Ice,
But Hope beamed again when the sage took
the helm.
The old man has gone-rich in honors and years,
A long life of glory, though far too brief;
His foes are now silent--hs friends are in tears,
And the rancor of party is smothered in grief.
Let him rest--let him rest, for the struggle is DER,
The giver of all hath sent forth his decree;
His voice shall be heard in our Councils no more,
But his eptaph's writ IN the hearts of the free.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

The public interest demands, that, if any war mas
existed between the Government and the currency,
it shall cease. Measures of financial character.
now having the sanction of legal enactment, shall
be faithfully enforced until repealed BY the legsla-
tive authority. But owe il TO myself that re-
gard existing enactments as unwise and impoitic,
and in high degree oppressive. shall promptly
give sanction to anv constitutional measure which,
originating in Congress- shall have for its object the
restoration of sound circulating medium, SO es-
sentialy necessary TO give confidence IN all me
transactions Of life TO secure to industry IFS just and
adequate rewards, and to re-establlsh the public
prosperity, In deciding upon the adaptation o. any
such measure to the end proposed. as well as its
conformity to the Constitution, shall resort to the
Fathers of the great Republican school, for advice
and instruction. to be drawn from their sage views
of our system of Government, and the light of their
ever glorions example.
The institutions under which we live, my coun-
trymen, secure each person in the perfect enjoyment
of all his rights The spectacle is exhibited TO the
world Of Governmen, deriving its powers from the
consent of the governed, and having impaired to 1t
only much power as is necessary for successful
operation Those who charged with lis admin
is,ration should carefully abstain finm all attempts
TO enlarge the range of powers thus granted 10 the
several departments of tho Government other than
by an appeal to the people for additional grants lest
by so doing they disturb that balance which the pat
riots and statesmen who framed the Constitution
designed to establish between the Federal Govern
men and the States composing the Union.
| The observance of these rules is en- joined upon
finds place in the heart oevcry patriot for the pre-
seryation of union and the blessing of union-for
the good of our children and our cndren's children
through countless generations. An opposite course
could moi fail to generate factions, intent upon the
qualifications Of their selfish ends ; to give birth to
local and sectional ealousies, and TO ultimate either
in breaking asunder the bonds Of union, in build
ing up central system, which would inevitably end
in bloody sceptre ana an crown.
In conclusion, beg you to be assured that shall
exert myself to carry the foregoing principles into
practice during my administration of the Govern
ment, and, confdins in the protecting care of an
ever wa,chfu and everything Providence. it shall
be my first and highest duty to preserve unmpailed
the free institutions under which we live, and trans
nit them to those who shall succeed me in their full
force and vrgor. JOHN TYLER.
Washington, April Q, 1S+l.
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AGRICULTURAL.
PREPARING SEEDS FOR SOWING


Modes Many modes of repairing the seed have
been tried and it is found no difficult matter to pre-
pare such steps prove eflectual remedy against
the smut. 1t is found to be a fungus growing on
the wheat, and if destroyed in the seed, the crop
will be free from i.
Brine.-strong brine has been used with success
and this steep is said to have been first disco vered
in consequence of an accident happening TO cargo
of wheat which was submerged in the 1t was
afterwards recovered, and when sown, it proved en-
,irely free from smut, though other fields adjoining,
sown with unwashed seed, were smutty
Strong Lcy.-Th;s is an efftctual remedy for
the smutty fungus. and it easily be procured by
any one who has ingenuity enough to set upa leach
for making soap. The wheat should be STEPPED in
for some hours and then the ley should he drawn
off and dry ashes plaster lime may be informing
led with it until it is dry enough to be
Lime-But the most eflectual mode of preparing
seed wheat for sowing is to wash ii clean in many
waters, and then put il old lime cask, and in
termix with the wheat Stacked lime enough to rem
der it sufficiently dry for sowing, This plan may
DO adopted without causing the seed to swell in any
great degree before sowing; and this effect should
always be avoided when avoid it; for seeds
are often lost by causing them to swell almost into
vegetable life by long exposure to heat and moist
nre and then placing them where they again become
dry-as in a dry season. 1.-THE seed shrinks before
vegetation, it never starts again,
Other Grnins.-There seems to be no need Of
sleeps of any kind for any otherthan wheat. Many
have endeavored to improve their seed corn by soak
ing in different quors-coatins ii with tar SC. Sc,
and many have suffered severely by these prepara-
atoms Corn has often failed to vegetate in conse-
quence Of premature swelling and of extra coating
with tar
To guard il from worms, the most ef1ecual mode
is to make use of enough of seed to give them
clog until the corn is beyond their reach. As the
seed for corn field is the cheapest of all seeds,
eight or ten kernels instead Of four may, at small
expense, be put in a hill and if the worms neglect
to take out any the ti'ler ofhe field may thin them
and leave the best ralks standing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22
The s.aOm as the seay.

For salc By d. y. KENDALL, Bath-N'O CURE NO Ply!
The Genuine od Dutch, German TEGET.3BLE PILLS.
Highly recommended by D0ct ba'entine .ott, ~. d. If
York, aad ot4ers
These the orders Any that does relief
these pills the refunded back,
orders Of the Proprietor 10 Agents ana others.
In offering these pills the public, appeal to their intel
ligence. If these pills what recommended
you in duty bound out of respect yourse and con
nifty reject the and publish them world rs an I'M
position, hlmbug and quackey. he public be
ed they purely vegetable they composed
gredents part Of the medicine is only found
the valleys of Germany For convinced extracts are
made pills and Will be found relief all
bilious complaints, yellow and bilious feyers fever and
ague, jaundce, scarlet raSh bilious chOlic dyspepsia,
II is not intended that this medicine all dis
To which the human system hbae. Ten thousand
useless efforts have heen made draw from the regions
would each and every disease Good medicine is
found in the fire whirlwnd Health and happiness hang
upon chance windstime is the herald of The past
at least is they have already raised of
their greatness which will defy the corroding tooth of time.
LIST OF .3GE.N7'S IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
Nahum Perkins in T0Ishan; james Sampson, Charles p
CUNT, j. Carr Soa, Bowdoinham Enoel NJ. .4ueru Gro
H. Thomas, j. J.. SurteDaHt Co.. Richmond Nathan Rev
nods Son. Lewiston Joshua Gerish Jdcob Bbbor TAoiaas
Pierce Co., Lisbon; ,. a Rogers Bowdon d. B. PERU
Nathaniel C. Reed Phipsburg; James Ber7 Georgetown j.
~ Chddbprn, James Merrill Jr Edgecomb Ddrd Nerbegin
Robert Spaney Boohbay 9raod BtGacy Joseph Con,rap
Bristol Samuel boOdbary, ". H. Fisher Horatio NJ ItiOn
Bremen; Isaac HaH q. ". ~. ". .Aiehols, Nm. H. Bar
ndrd, Wadoboro Stephen .Mprck, IT., Webster Edmund
Dana, Wiscasset HIM. Carney, Alma; Henry H. jennings
Thomas Getner, Nobleboro; g. Plaamer, Damascotta
Geo. HekS, Jefferson H. Collins, Union S. b. Uaterbee
Warren; ~. r. LeDcHsnter, 1hnnaStun. (ly2S)
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BY EXPRESS ,

By the express kindness of the editor of the
Boston Times, we are put in possession ola copy
of an address from Vice President TYLER, in
tended to supply the place of an Inaugural
Speech.
The document is brief, clear, and exactly
to the point. The doctrines advanced, are tru-
ly Harrisonian, and will meet the appreciation
of the Democratic Wings.
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CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

=
Second Comptroller's Office, March "a, 1871.
SIR:-You are hereby required to render your
account Of disbursements for the current quarter
a::er it's close as practicable, and in doing
you will present with and refer to in your account
current two abstracts, referring to vouchers for
payments made for demands winch accrued prior
TO The 4th inst the others those subsequent thereto
unless your disbursements since that day hare not
.srceeded in Gmountthe funds then on haad. Should
shat be the fact, your account may be rendered AS
heretofore.
You vii, however, in all cases. report the amount
Of funds in yonr hands on the 9TH inst
Subsequently quarterly accounts are to be render
ed as required above. should they embrace payments
lfor demands which accrued prior to the 4th INST.
By direction Of the Sec'ry of the Treasury:
ALBION X. PARIS, Comptroller.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Diplomatic Correspondence.-Th President of
she United States has received letter from Abdul
MedJd Sultan of Turkey, announcing the birth of
two children, a Prince and Princess.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

n Haut.-The Providence Republican states that
some workmen in that vicinity recently uncovered a
nest Of fifty six black snakes! That must have been
"mother bank" of the sinuous currency. Twelve
Of the tallest averaged four feet in length.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

TAR ALIENS RAESaM OF HOARHOUN-D, LIVER
IL WORT, and PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds, coughs splitting Of blood catar,
asthma difficulty Of breathing pain in the SIDE palpafion
of the heart oppess]on and soreness of the chest pesy
hectic fever night weats dlct and profIse expectoaton
aud all affections Of the chest, lungs and liver.
The Hoarhound Lverwot and Plnerisy Root have for
centuries been celebrated in the Of diseases OF the Lungs
and Liver.
DIR. b. u. Aen after series of experiments, has been
able to extract from those medical herbs balsam, which
eXers most wonderful effect in curing the Consumption
and Liver Complaint and all other diseases Of the Lungs
and chest So has become the reputation Of Dr. Aliens
Basam that it is used in the New York; Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals and in the private practice of our
most eminent medical men.
For children aboring under inflammation If the lungs colds,
coughs, Croup Clumsy, and throat this Basam is of
great importance The number of deaths among children
from THESE diseases is truly alarming If parents wish to
save the lives of their children and themselves much trouble
anxiety and EXPENSE let them procure Dr. B. d. Aliens Bal
sam and whenever child has taken cold has fever,
cough hoaseness give teaspoont Of this medicine and
repeat it if necessarv easpnnntn will often effect
entire During the winter of 1890, rising Of
Thousand families employed this remedy the city of New
York The consequence was, that the number of denths
among children was reduced TO less than one half the usual
number, be by the city Inspectors report Of
deaths.
In order to give tho rcaer some idea of the efficacy of this
Rasam and how extensively it is used here introduce
the monthly report of the performed in the month of
May 1889, furnished us by the agent, and published in
Monthly Report Of the pcrf1med by Dr. B. y. Al
lens Basam of Hoarionnd Lverwor and Ptersy Root,
cure of Consumption in 1921
Liver complaint 102 {"
dyspepsia 196 "
Asthma OF D."
Palpitaton of the Heart 81
Raising blood 56 /"
Total 1859
Te number of colds and coughs cured by this medicine
are too numerous to repou'
observation-disclosures none unless il has the cerii-
cate o Copyreh on the wrapper and label and the writ
ten signature of -. d. ALLEN, NJ. d.
General Depot and wholesale Office IS Barclay street New
York Sold in Boston by ANDREW GEYER ldi Hanover st.
general agent for the New England States.
9"3 For sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
8. 1910. log
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BANK NOTE TABLE,

Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
The following is complete list of Banks whose bills are
bankabe Boston, which is added the rate per cent.
discount.
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POLITICAL.
A NEW SET.OF BOOKS.

The following Circular from the Treasury De-
,partment looks very much like following Mr. Web
.ster's notable recommendation, to commence a new
set of books with the Administration, We are
now in fair way TO obtain further Developments
of the eDormities of the past.
From the National Intelisencer.
In pursuance of instructions from the Secretary of
the Treasury. the following Circular has been for
warded to all the disbursing officers and agents of
the War, Navy, and Indian Departments. whose
accounts are subject to the revision Of The Second
EnmntroLer
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Bills of the Lafayette Bank, Bangor and st Croix
A Calais are not received the Suffolk Bank.
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FARMING TOOLS.
OF all kinds also Herds Grass Clover and Red Top Seed
" Mt d. MARSTON'S.
March "a. H52.
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GROCERIES d. PROVISIONS.
GOOD assortment just received and for sale low by D.
Mason, consisting of Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Molasses
Flour, Pork, Cheese &C., &C.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

FRESH FIGS AND RAISINS.
FEW drums of very nice Figs, also few whole and
parts of boxes of Fresh Raisins, far sale cheap by
ID. MARS'rON.
March 81 f52,
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nOARDEISS WANTED! ar $3.50 PER HEEK
ID ut the Comm ercial Housed HENRY R0OTH
would respectfully inform the public generally, that le
tnues cary the above named House, and Will furnish
board NJ S2,5 per week.
Grateful for past favors, he socs continuance Of the
same Bath, March IL, l54l. II 80,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Roxbury bank, fraud.
RHODE ISLAND.
IScituate Bank, 20 a.
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SMYRNA FIGS. 100 drums of very superior quality
~ just received and for sale by CHA'S CLAPP Jr |
April, 7th, 194I.
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RANDALL g. WHITMAN,
COUNSELLORS IND .AT'TOR,NEYS 1T L~4H,
BATH, Me.
BENJAMIN RANDALL, tf17p4
WV WHtTMAN. \
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JUST RECEIVED,
Try THOMAS F. DONNELL, .4gent, a lot Of prime
- Cheese, Fresh Figs, Rasns Oranges.-Also fresh lot
very cheep for Cash
Bath March "a tf6o
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CONNECTICUT.
HNlsatonic r. Go. . a
Notes Of all other New En-
gland banks, received at the
suffolk Bank, Boston.
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RETAILING MOLASSES.
PRIME lot of Crop Cuba Molasses good article
suitable for retailing just landed from Brig Lion and for
sale by CCLAPP, Jr staniford,s Wharf
oatn March "a.
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IL. T.. SAWYER,

Il. F. 81 W Elk,
ATTORNEY at L.9H,
BOWDOTNHAM, Me.
B. f. S. mill attend The several Courts Cumberland, LIN
coin kenebec countless and an Exclusively to the
business Of his Profession.
REFER
FEssENDEN DEBLois, EsqRs., D., NJ
Hon. WILLIAM P. FEssENpEN, 1O''u''' '"i
Hon SAMuE GRAY, Bo,odoinhdm, Me.
b, c. BAILEY, ESQ.,, Bath, NE.
Wales HgsnARD, Ese' East Thonastou
MrssRs GREELY 4 GUILD, Merchants, Boston, Mass,
SEpA SMITH, ESQ, .Nro York City.
Bowdoinham, March, 1871. H32,
RANDALL. d. WHITMAN,