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Car.ada.-Disordsrs at Ioronto-Msst;

sng of Pariidment-DismtSSat of lMcNab.
An address TO Lord Sydenham, Cover
nor General of the Province of Canada,
has been drawn up at Toronto, and signed
by many persons setting forth that "such
is the lawless condition Of the city and
neighborhood Of Toronto, that but for the
presence of the military, there would be
no safety for life or property" The ad-
dress speaks OF "lawless and murderous
proceedings" the authors of which have
not been punished, aud will not be if the
investigation is left 10 the city authorities.
The perpetrators, say the signers of the
address, are the members of the Orange
Society, and, therefore, they pray strict
investigation into the proceedings of that
association, with a view to the suppress
sion of that and all other secret political
societies.
Tho Parliament of the United Province
is summoned for the despatch Of business,
to meet on the 26th Of May.
Sir Allen McNab has been dismissed
rom the office of Queens counsel, aud
James E. Small, Esq. appointed in his
place.-N. Y. Post.
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From tho SaUannah Republican.
LATER FROM FLORIDA.

Since the publication Of our last paper
we have received intelligence from Florida
of moi so gratifying character so far as
speedy termination of the war is concerned,
as we could wish. However, as we hear
OF no further murders by the willy and
treacherous foe, We must be content to
wait awhile, in the hope that Alec and Co.
sa Taslenuggee, with others of the indomi-
liable warriors and their people have quiet
ly gone iu and given their assen, to emi-
grafton.
Tire following letter from ono OF our at.
,enrive and valued correspondents was re-
ceived on Sunday, perihe steamer Beau
fort. # is The latest adyices received from
the seat of war:
Correspondence oftke Savannah Republican.
FLORIDA, April l6, lS4l.
Gentlemen IL have nothing at present
that will interest you OF yourreaders about
the Florida war. We are in statu quo."
Reports, however, from Tampa are unfa.
uorable. Cosa Tustenuggee, who went
out TO bring in bis people, has moi even
brought himself back. Other Chiefs of
whom Gen. Armislead was sangune, have
become Iukewarm, and the general impress
sion in these parts is that The business of
emigration will "wind up" with another
summer campaign. Alec Tusreuuggee is
still quiet. No one knows where he has
betaken himself. We shall doubtless hear
of his position ere long, as yon are aware
he is The most restless of the Florida Ban
dts. ! will give you the cue of The war
frequently-but do not close it TOO sudden
ly, lest like an imperfectly cured wound, it
breaks OUT afresh to The annoyance your
self and readers.
From the Savannah Republican of22d inst.
From Florida.-We yesterday received
several letters from our attentive cores.
pondenls in Florida, brought by The sream-
er Gen. Clinch, Capt. Brooks. We are
panied to learn that the Indians are again
at their work Of death.
We hope the report Of the Indians hav-
ing left Tampa will not prove true
The officer alluded to by one ofour cor
respondents, whose death was mumentari.
fy expected, has since died. We regret 10
learn that it rs Lieut.. C. E. Woodruff, Cd
Infantry.
The dispatches which passed through
town yesterday to the Adjulant and Com
missary General, were perfora,ed by a bu-
let shot from The rifle of the Iudian who
murdered the express rider mentioned in
one of the subjoined letters.
Correspondence Of The Savannah Republican.
FLORIDA. April II. 1S4l.
Gentlemen--FHe express rider from
Tampa Bay to Pilatka has not been heard
Of since hs left Annu,ilisa on The 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Readiug.---A proper and judicious sys-
tenn Of reading is Of the highest importance.
Two things are necessary in perusiug the
mental labor Of others, namely: not 10 read
too imuch, aud to pay great attention to
what you do read. Many people peruse
books for the express and avowed pur-
pose OF consuming time; and this class of
leaders form by far the majority Of what
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Ho,Oit Began.-A man was recently ia
ken up at Natchez, Miss, for picking the
the pocket OF fellow. boarder. He said
he commenced by cheating the printer,
and after that, every thing mean and ras-
cally seemed to come easy 10 him. Rea-
der, recollect this mans fate; and if you
owe the printer, here is a piece ofgood ad-
yice-take care Of it; it is this: "Betray
no trust, divulee no secret, and be sure
you pay the printer"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Another insult Of the American FLAG
by a British Man-cfWar.-The Bal,i-
more Patriot, of the Goth inst, says
"Capt. Wyse, of the Leonidas, at this
port, from Rio de Janeiro. states, that on
The 10Th Of March, in lat. 9 80 S. long. IS
AZ w., he was fred into, and brought to,
by the British sloop Of war Rose; the boat
sent on board, the papers demanded and
examined. under the plea Of supposiriou
that she was SLAYER. After OBTAINING
him for some time she vas allowed to pro-
ceed."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

are termed the .'reading public" Others
again. read with laudable anxiety Of being
made wiser; and wheu this object is not
attained, the disappointment may gene
rally be attributed either to the habit OF
reading too much, or of paving insufficient.
attention to what falls under their notice.
-Blukey's Logic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

The Charleston Courier says lit was
currently reported last evening, says the
U. ). Gazette, of 18th inst, that OK Co.
vernon Ritner had received The appoint
ment Of Treasurer Of the Uni,ed- States
Mint.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29
Correspondence ofths Savannah Republican.

Correspondence q The Savannah Republican.
PILATKA, April l9.
Gentlemen.-T am sorry to inform you
that the war has broken out anew. have
just learned that all The Indians, save about
twenty, have left Tampa--amons them
Wild Cat, and in fact all of them Of any
note. They have killed couple of ex
press riders. The bag containing the mail
has been found perforated with two bullets,
one of which was found in package of
letters. l fear we shall hear bad news
shortly from these Indians.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Elections.-The Governor of Indiana
has ordered the election of members Of
Congress, in that State, TO be held on the
third day of May next.
Governor Polk has issued bis Proclama-
tion for the election of members Of Con-
gress. in Tennessee, on the 9Th day ofMay
next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

A Sea BuN.-.Au Irishman who served
on board man of war in the capacity OF
waiter, was selected by one Of The officers
to haul in towline of considerable length,
which was towing over The taffrail. After
rousing forty or fifty iathoms. which had
put his patience so severely TO proof, as
we'll as every muscle Of his arms, he NUT.
tered TO himself "Sure it's as long as to-
day and tomorrow It's good weeks
work for any five in the ship Bad luck TO
the leg or arm it'll leave me at last What!
more of it yet!-Och. murher! ths sa's
mighty deep to be sure" After continu-
ing in similar strain, and conceiving there
was little, probability Of the completion Of
his labor. he suddenly stopped short, and
addressing The officer Of the watch, e1claim.
ed. "Bad manners to me sir, if l don't
think somebody's cut of the other end Of
it."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Teras Money.-fn consequence Of the
news, that Gen. Hamilton had effected
Ioan,it appears that Texas Treasury Notes.
which were lately at IL cents in the dollar
have risen 10 80 40 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29
The Bank of Camden.---The Charles

The Bank Of Canlden.---The Charles
Ton Courier says, "The Board Of Brec-
tors of this Bank, at its meeting on We'd
nesday, 18th inst, resolved that the ques-
ton of acceptance or refusal, Of the provi-
sions Of the act Of the Legislature to pro.
vide against the suspension Of specie pay
mems by the Banks Of this State, should
again be brought up for consideration, at
the annual meeting, which takes place on
the frs, Monday in the ensuing MONTH"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

The Legislature of Ohio has adjourned,
leaving their Banks in rather bad condi-
ton, without relieving them from the pen
atty of l2 per cent. interest, in case OF sus-
pension. The Wing House of Represeu-
ta'lves, BY party vote, passed bill to
authorize suspension and relieve the
Banks from the penalty, but the Demo-
cratic Senate rejected it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

John Lucius Hedley has been appoint
ed Vice-Consul of Portugal; at Charles
ton, in and for the State of South Carolina.
L. A. Edmoudsou, ESQ.,, has been ap-
pointed Vice-Con.ul of Sardinia, Cor the
State of South Carolina, to reside at
Charleston, S. C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Bank Burnt.-The banking house ofthe
Branch Bank of the Stale of Illinois, at
Galena. (says The ST. Louis Bulletin of the
Sd inst. was consumed by FIRE ON the 29th
of March. The fire occurred in the Cash
ier's room. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

He is doubtless killed by the Indians as
his horse has been found with his saddle
bags, two bullet holes through Them. So
the war is ending.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

South Carolina Bank; and it is at the op-
lion Of those institutions whether the cases
shall be tried at the approaching session
of the Court here, or whether by insisting
on their right Of Importance. the trial be
postponed to the next session. Process
against The recusanr Country Banks is not
ye, issued, and will probably be pos,pon-
ed To The next term"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

< Ne,U York Charter Eleclion.-The N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser, states, that
the Democratic candidate for Mayor, Mr..
Morris, has been elected, by majority of
$50 votes. and that the Democratic party
have been successful ia elecling a majority
Of their candidates for Common Council.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
PLAIN TRUTH,

: Much of the difficulties and distresses
which are felt in times like lhe present, is
owing to mn unwillingness to take the
proper and only effectual means of relief
that Of those who are involved diligently
applying themselves to the creation OF
wealth, and raising themselves to state
OF ease and independence BY their labor.
Instead Of doing this, loo many are seek
ing for some expedient that can at best al.
ford but temporary relief, to be followed
by increased difficulty from delay; or are
waiting and hoping for some lucky turn Of
fortune that will make ruined specula-
ton flourish again and suddenly fill their
pockets with wealth. Such will find their
only reliance is upon themselves, and that
all such hopes are delusive and will end
only iu their own destruction. Some COM
ments OF the New York Sun upon this dis
position are 10 the purpose, and we there
fore extract them:
"We therefore tell all of these expect
ants 10 Danish their hopes of getting rich
by accident or by the mere exercise of their
wits. The first is improbable-!he last
criminal. Those who find themselves we'll
employed in carrying on the necessary
exchanges Of products or filling such other
agencies as the welfare of society requires,
are doing their duty. But the myriads Of
lazy drones who were thrown upon the
shores by the waves of speculation. who
hope to live upon the industry of their fell
low men, and to eat their bread by the
sweat of other peoples brows instead ol
their own, should be compelled 10 look to
the labor OF their hands for support. One
thing at any rate they may rely upon-the
government relieffor which they wait, and
the lucky news by the next steamer, which
they expect will never come. The sooner
they belake themselves 10 the plough, the
sooner shall we cease to hear their COM
plants about the distresses Of the times.
Old Neither Earth will take care of us
all bountifully if we will not despise her
and refuse to draw our sustenance from
her bosom. 1t is from these piliable crea-
lures who are too proud for this. and TOO
poor for any thing else. that we always
hear the loudest complaints about hard
times. ruin. distress. and the necessity OF
bankrupt Law, to rid them of their debts"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29
NEW ORLEANS, April Is.


From Tampico.-By the arrival Of the
fine schr. Doric, Capt. Rantiford. we are
in receipt of dates from Tampico few
days later than those contained in our ad-
vices from Matamoras. received by the
Creole. The effort Of the Federalists to
capture Tampico, to which we made allu-
sion some time ago, it appears, has thus
far failed. Several of The leaders have
been captured. and are now in prison a.
waiting their trial.
A late number of The Diario del Gobier-
no, frankly acknowledges the inability of
the Mexican Government at present 10
raise funds for another campaign against
Texas. But il sill clugs to The hope that
the future has better fortune in store for
The Mexicans-that after The Cumauche
Indians are exirpated, and The national
Golfers replenished, their banner will float
probably on The hanks of the Saline 1t
winds up, however, by stating, that whrr
every hing is taken into consideration, the
Trxians are nutlIle demons some have rep
resented Them 10 be-lha hey always res.
peeled their own Government, aud never
stirred up falricidaI war.
We regret TO learn that one of the Yu
catan revenue schooners, The Ocean, was
lately wrecked near Vera Cruz. Five of
The bodies of the unfortunate crew washed
ashore off GoazacoaIcos. The vessel is a
total loss.
During The month Of March, two con.
siderable fires occurred in Tampico, which
raused The destruction Of a good deal OF
property, as there were no engines in the
city.-BuLLetin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

The. Napy.-It has been:so much the
custom OF late, for the laudabIsipurpose OF
repressing the war which seemed to be ris-
ing among US, to trumpet our want OF
preparation, tha, perhaps it may be well
to give small item on the other side, Our
present;Navy comprises IS sail, including
eleven ships Of the line, ono razee, and
fourteen 44's. Then We have The frame
timbers contracted for and fhostly in rea.
d;ness,) of Is ships Of the line, Is ffigates,
Is corvettes, 9 steamers and sbrigs and
schooners, besides copper, iron. &c
In no very long period, therefore, We
could 90 to sea with Is heavy ships Of the
line, 80 friga,es, only two Of. them rating
less than Al guns, 80 corvetisst dozen
steam ships, and suitable proportion Of
smaller vessels. II half dozen frigalss
and a few corvetles, could in the last war
maintain the country against the immense
Navy of England, one would suppose that
The above mentioned force oficered and
manned as il would be in the most efficient
manner, would give even England some
trouble. We are men Of peace and do not
wish to see any bloody experiments tried |;
but we earnestly hope .ha, England will
not presume so much upon our weakness
and want Of preparation. From the ma
ture Of our institutions, which eschew q
standing army, we shall always be in a
sense unprepared, whenever war over
takes us; i. 9. we shall not have our war
harness OIL and it will take some little
time to get il on. But after receiving a
few hard knocks, it has been found hitherto
that we could give as good as we cot. Our
population has doubled since the last war,
and our military resources taking into
view our rail roads and canals) have been
qyadrupled.-N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

The following, from the "On Domi-
nion," shows the manner 10 which the ne,o
Administration intend To- punish all, who
have dared, directly,o or indirectly to oppose
Them, without any regard to the "eries Of
The widow and the orphan"
".Shamc, Shame "A widow named
Riley, who has lately KEEP, the light house
a, North Point, near Baltimore. has been
turned out by The ne,o Administration, and
a Whig partizan appointed to her pos,
She has fur or five children dependent on
her. Verify. no prescription. Oh, no! !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

We have received the ninth number Of
the third volume Of the Augusta Mirror,
which has been suspended for some time,
for the purpose Of enabling the proprie-
tors to do justice 10 their correspondents,
patrons, and community generally, By lay
ing before them, in point Of original mat
ter, aud neatncss of execution, periodical
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29
sLETDEFAULTERs BEExposED.

LETDEFAULTERS BE.EXPOSED.
We perceive that several Sliiors are a.
.dopting the plan of exposing the rogues
aud cheats who decamp without paying
for their newspapers. We hope /, may
become the universal practice-amoug edi-
tors to expose The names Of aIEewho stop
their papers without settling up their dues.
At any rate it shall no, he our fault if they
are not held up to public abhorrence.-
old Dominion.
fC|LAsH THE RASCAL NAKEDsTHReueH
THE WoRLD.sfF
GFJOHN GATES,-f0
a blacksmith by trade, taking his lesson
from the "Buckeye Blacksmilh,r has de.
eamped without paying OF makingsthe Ieas,
move to pay his subscription tozthe Sen,i-
mel. 1t is supposed thar he has gone to
Guernsey County. VIII they.tStar" and
other papers he good epnughsto put the
public upon their guardl-forif he will
rob the printer, he is not TOO good to rob a
hen foost!-Cadiz Sentinel.
We will do as you request, friend Nc
Gonagle-for person who& cheat a
printer ont of his jus, dues, will not only
rob hen roost, but will, ifanoPportunity
offer, steal The coppers of of dead nigger's
eye. We have several names on our book
that we fear we will have todeat with in
a similar manner. We will,boweyer wait
a few weeks longer. beievingthat ssoona-
than see their names in ourfnsfsT seattle,
the blacklist head. tber s,:ii .a'rS -,aaest
lv aud pay ns .--1't,:, S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

THE Peopkus. the Bdnks.-The Mercu-
ry of The 2olh inst, says: "The Attorney
General has issued process against the re-
cusant Banks in Charleston, viz; The Bank.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

W . ,ssf ,ssesffS : aud nephew of the
- s,den,, still remain at the Presi
deniIai Mansion. Col. Chambers and
Col. Todd left this city few days ago.
National IntelEgencer.
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WAsBIseron. Anril II.

WhSHINGTUN' HPrI II.
The President has taken up his residence
in the Mansion assigned to his official sla.
lion, and at the appointed hours, has re-
-ceived his friends there during the last Two
days. Among the visitors who yesterday
laid their respects to him were ex-Presi.
mt Adams, aud the Hon. Mr.. Southarri.
'"af.Aent pro lem Of the Senate, now on
Isl his city
e.;'rs. iian,ison, Junior, and her sSnns,
., -. -. { o.. leland and Mr. H Ha1zg7 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Rates Of Tnterest.-The following are
the rates ofinfercst in the States aud Ter
ritories ofihe Union, together with the pun
ishment of usury.-It is valuable state
mcnt, and should be preserved.
Maine, 6 per cent-forfeit the debt or
claim.
New Hampshire, 6 per cent-forfeit Of
three times the amount unlawfully taken.
Vermont, 6 per cent-recovery in ac-
tfon with cost.
y Massachusetts, per cent-forfei, of,hree
'sSnsury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-04-29

Correspondence Of lhe Savannah Republican.
FLORIDA. April II. lS4l.
Gentlcmen--FHe express rider from
Tampa Bay to Pilatka has not been heard
Of since he left Annutilisa on The 18th inst.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02
THE PINE-TREE SHlLLlN0'
nv NATHANIEL HAWTHORN

con,a;n John Hull sthe mint master
r Massa cbusetts, and coired all the mon,
81 u ma hat was made there. His was ne" "
Inc Of business, for, in the carrier Gays Il
t in colony, the current coinage Gons iond
ta tn the So cold and silver money Of Eng haos
Portugal, and Spain. These Sc, c4 snrce dc g
scarce scarce t tsa p COMMODITIES instead of selling
them. .c wanted to buy a
r0f IL sDI nerhaps exchanged be easn
foa + II he wished for barrel ol % M n;n,
,of @ might purchased it with apple se d pl IN
J IS'a Musket bullets were use IA
o ooarpo Of farthings. The Indians d nau -
!. sleap If O. money on called wampum, which va
So oade Of clam shells, and this strange 81
. Of specie was likewise taken emu. n p0' Rar
d of5ebts by the English settlers Tto. DS ~
y ', b;, qs had never been heard Of. Ihere "
n n D Dnt money NOR enough of any kind, IN ma
- Darts Of the country, pay their mnis 81
=, :, 20 that they had sometimes to TAKE ord T.
~ ~ ia tails Of fish, bushels of corn. or c0roS
~ , wood d instead of silver or gold
he AS the people grew more nul rrss
lar and their trade with one anothel 'nS'S
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

c.r..;n Archer Of the Ship Naples,, m,9r%
C sds When he was at least three hup robO
me R'f S 8 E. i o@Ia 1s9n
@na sGsas e3s ut vas sa s S 9 sGsR
4oSs asfs H 91S ~as and s sa sB s si sft
ad van ne vessel, as the most sktu sai0
o aomId dp,-Salem Gazette.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

,;.5 A N ) society of SACRED Virgins a.
n a orleans The Crescent says eacn
New senober IS to be fifty years old with po :
n,ore. All firing with bachelors f 7 10 &
the, policy, and the 'falr Penllena5 oni Il III
; ;s,a univ accommodated, and denleu -
benefit of clergy.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

M,srpp1ous DIsAPPEARANcE'-
Ian occurrence took place IN the
earn .rI mart of our city yesterday when
has created much talk ano no t'' reI5tiyes
G,I feelings to large circle Oh , nT'~' aen
l nnd friends. 1t appears that young 80 SUn
a ,Iau,on by the name of George {. p lao@iai
tlen Iad boen for some time paying sPecial
lns n,o to an amiable lady oil ms oc'
at. e;mtonce. until finally an honorable pro- TO-
qualtilIancc CO marriage was made and ac'
ceDted. The day for the we ,aIlaH Mace lace
} 0opointed, and it was to have iakeu p 70
uppsterday morning early previous on,n =,
/, yo a.u, for the east. Inc conlPa ~;
t I@ oI been invited, the license oPtalneu an :,
hal Uov the Rev. Mr. Morris was y :
" cl eSS the tSe ceremony, and every tnn
II perform s,,o but the bridegroom
le came cam not, nor has he since . oTe on .
n from. On his way home ne oa,,0 SON
C. ~ acquaintance, and rema lns,,ro ofa
id an an aV Without making any disclosure 0i .
en- iO' %esterday morning all things oelng ~ ~
oh fes. .5o anal act, the groomsma9ne p
no ceeeded to his boarding nO uaTm u we
ce- him obsent-the wedding gaL af his noc
s5ere undisturbed, but in one o. t,7 ! re
,all inc oS was found letter addresseu .,oderst,
len cts w ,be contents of which we unIei lst
wo tive, 'no tbs eect, that before 1t, the ~
ter were y eni he would be in eternity cle
IN. az was oPen .;ua a design to destroy nuns ms
ant Other than thus noenlu 90 most dilig
ter. from him, although inc ms"
few aoarch was made. ovacept
n of - He has hitherto borne an GH' At faul
Up character and conjuncturo od + a. and and
lent, d;v;ning the cause Oh lliiS su ,he nat
nat. acco ;.,,de, Whether or not he has as
rec1 his threat into execution and Oee0
r up, self. murderer remains y =
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-02

woNAN-A mother, she cherlShes ana !
corrects us; a sister. she consults SAM anu
c connciIs us; a sweet heart, she coque 1,5
o oud conquers US; wife, she comforts ,.;o anG
anu u6 S in us; without woman what woulC
become of US.