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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-25

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE u STATES
T n pursuance oflsw, JoHs TYLER President Of the
i United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make known that a public sale will be held al the
Land Office at BATESyILLE, in The Stale Of Ar
kansas, commencing Monday the ninth day Of Au-
gust next for the disposal Of the public lands within
the limits oil the aforementioned townships, TO wit:
North fhe base line, and east Of the ffh principal
neridian.
Township seventeen of range one.
Township nine, Of range two.
Townships seventeen and twenty lone, except the
northern tier OF sections in twentyone, OF range four.
Township sixteen and seventeen, Of range five.
North Of The base line, and rest !of The mn principal
meridian
Township sixteen, Of range one.
Township sixteen, Of rangetw
Fractional tow nship ten north of the old Cherokee
boundary line, and fractional township fifteen lying
ives, Of White river, Of range eleven.
townships fourteen and fife n ofrange sixteen.
Township fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Lands appropriated by law, for the Of schools,
military, other purposes will be excluded from sale.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (uness
the lands disposed of) and no longer; and
private entries OF land in the townships 30 Offered
will be admitted until the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this thirtieth day Of A Y ammo Domni ls4l.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
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NOTlCE-THE ALPHABET FOR TIE
In DEAF AND DUMB.-The undersigned re.
spectfulIy requests the ladies' and gentlemen OF this
city, and others to buy the Alphabet for the Deaf ard
Dumb, and signs for the figures: price 25 for
one card. Apply to P. d, J. ROGER, born deaf and
dumb, at Mr. VIM. Morrison's iulyl-3,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-25

TINE MONEYED MAN, a Novel. by Horace
= Smith, one OF the Authors of the Rejected Az
dresses. just published-and The Life and Literary
Remains Of l.. T. L. 2 vols. received this day hy +
TAYLOR and for the use Of The Subscribers Ia
the Wavery Circulating Library. june "a
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-25

CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received a
- this Office until the Ii day Of October next for the
delivery Of provisions ia bulk for the Of the troops
ofthe United States, upon inspection, a. follows;
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-25

CTEVENS NEW BOOK ON THE RUINS
~ and AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES IN CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, COPAN PALENQUE, &c.
&c. this day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR two
volumes, with many engravings. june ~
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orFIcE or conMssARr GENERAL or sCBnsrEscE
WAsuIsoros, JuLY l, i64i.


wAsuIsoros, July !, is4i.
CsEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received Al
- this Office until the LIT day Of October neIi for the
delivery Of provisions ia bulk for the Of the troops
ofthe United States upon inspection, a. follows;
At Ner Orleans
100 barrels Of Pork
300 do fresh Super6ne Flour
80 bushels Of new white field Beans
500 pounds Of good bard Soap
COO do good hard Sperm Candies
80 bushels OF good clean dry Sait
400 gallons Of good cider Vinegar
Al the public landing, sir miles from Fort Torson,
mouth Of the Gtf<miohi.
100 barrels Of Pork
300 do fresh superfne Flour
80 bushels Of new white field Beams
500 pounds Of good hard Soap
GAO do good hard Sperm Candies
80 bushels Of COED clean dry Salt
400 gallons OF good cider Vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all the month Of April,
1872 and To leave Natehioches by the 10Th Of Feb
ruary, 1912
Al Fort Jssup, Louisiana.
100 barrels Of Pork
200 do fresh superine Flour
80 bushels Of new white field Beans
800 pounds Of good hard Soap
coo do good bard Sperm Candies
80 bushels Of good clean dry Salt
400 gallons OF good cider Vinegar
0ne-haif 10 be delivered on Is, May, 1872 and the
remainder on lst December, 1912.
Al Fort Smith, Arkansas.
900 barrels Of Pork
900 do of fresh superfne Flour
800 bushels of new white field Beans
1900 pounds Of good hard Soap
600 do Of good hard Sperm Candies
800 bushels Of good clean dry Salt
1900 gallons Of good Cider Vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all the month OF May,
1912.
Al 81 Louis or Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
100 barrels OF Pork
300 DO Of fresh superfne Flour
90 bushels Of new white field Beans
500 pounds Of good hard Soap
COO do OF good hard Sperm Candies
80 bushels Of good clean dry Salt
400 gallons Of good Cider Vinegar
At Fort CraHford, Prairie du CHEN, MississiPpi
rfrer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

cupy the same cars with The white passen-
gers. This Doctor Mann aud several oi
bis friends were going 10 thai necIing, ana
took along with them black man, as II
would seem, for the express purpose oil rear
ing the regulation Of the Company. Ihe
negro, after were all seated in the car
was told gently and respectfully that ne
could not 20 in that car-,hai one IN every
rcspec, rs good was provided for people, o'
his colour, aud he must 80 into tha'. ne
refused. and the white negroes around nun
insisted on his staying where he was. lie
was then pu, oul by force, and Mann and
his conpeers did all they could TO Preven'
The expulsion, but it was Of no avn!l-no,
ouly The negro but his hackers were iorec"
out: and for this offence against the ma]es'
ty OF The ebony gentleman and his bottle
holders, the Conductor was brought oeiorc
l!ie Police Court. Tia, Court, upon
fair hearing from all parties. pronounce"
the regulation OF The Company perfectly
proper Que, declared The conduct "f Mr..
Harrington aud his assistants completely
iusli.iahe, aud ordered him 10 be dischar'
sed.-N. Y. Cour. s. Eng.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

The plea Of Insauity.-We arc pleased
to see ,hu, scvera! of the leading papers oi
the North, are coudemning the lonseness oi
the law, by which this plea, offer unlonnd-
ed. is made to cxrenualc tho crosses.
crimes. The uncertainty Of meteing on,
Justice through the ordinary operation oi
law, involved rs that law, too much IS. Is
form and tcchnicali,ics, which so far from
guarding its slriclncss, rather afford loop
holes orcscapc, is already too great; but
when 10 this the door every criminal act
is made to put il plea Of Insanity for hrs
deed, il holds out inducements Tor crime,
and The means of escape TO the guilty.
This wus,hc plea Of llaricnbuTsh. who
lately murdered Mr. ilashrouck; o! Wood.
wl:o slew his own daughter, because she
married against his will; Of Bri''oa who
killed Miss StcvcnsoH, in Cambridge port,
hecaasc she would no; listen ~ his address
ses: and is now made use o! hy The friends
OF Colt, ia order To screen him from The
vengeance Of Il grossly violated Inv. Tue
insanity is and ever will be, Just excuse
against the commission of any crime, be-
cause il involves loss of mo, = RESPONSE
biiry. and no punishment can lie against
its acts. Buff The sudden oulbreas OF
passion, the violent cbuliitions OF {. ng,
the fiirul salics Of mnIign heart are TO be
received in our Courts of Justice, rs good
and sufficient exemption from crlmlnalIty,
then The murderer has hu, 10 lay his plans,
lcigu madness, put on Il fictitious alteration
of mind, look strange, talk wildly and con
duct oddly. ana then commit The deed o'
guilt, and plead by his counsel, insanity as
lis excuse What security has the COM
muni,y if such pleas are thus lightly adj
mltcdl Nos, rieiIly should the law draw
its decision on these points; most scrupn-
lously should it silt every evidence, aud
reject, nay add if possible TO the penalty oil
those, who frs, plunge into crime and then
cover themselves with the child of insanl-
ty. Nothing but decidedly herediIary-
long continued and uuequivocally defined
alteration OF mind should he at all admls-
sihle; it should be an insanity. not sell
produced hy any prior course of inebriaton
and dissoiutencss, bu, only tha, which
comes unoidden and unprovoked; which IS
a real dispcnsation Of Providence; winch
is not engcndercd by the individual, anu
which he cannot avert, which should free
man from the responsibility and criminali-
~ of his deeds.-Saraanah Georgian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

4 Thrilling lnc,aenL.-Thc Havre
Journal mentions an incident which oc'
CURED TO some whale fishers during n re-
cent voyage, which it observes, would be
incredible if il were not attested by the
captain aud his men, Capt. Degos, Of The
Gastave, whaler, was fishing Oft the COAST
of New Holland, and was giving chase,
in boa, with FIVE men, 10 large cacho
lot whale. which they soon came up with
aud harpooned. The animal, as soon as
he Eel, the instrument. wen, down pcrpen-
dicularly aud carried out . great quanity
of line. The crew remained with their oars
raised, waiting for his temperance when
on sudden they saw an enormous jaw
rise on each side OF the boat, far above the
gunwale, which was thus caught in the
mouth of The whale, aud vas ready TO be
crushed in nu instant.
The men were so paruiyzed by fear
that they could not obey ailis cnp'an's or
ders 10 get OUT their saws and work away
nj The animals mouth: bu, gradually The
jaxs besnuto ai;st. nnsl, sfier. giving the
boats side q terrible graIilg, Disappeared
beneath the wafer. One Of the men faint
ed away on his seat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18
Erom he OH Dominion.
HON. JOHN T.. CALHOUN.


Ii is perfectly well known 10 the pub
lie that wc consider this remarkable man,
no, only the greatest American Statesman
who now lives or who has ever lived, but
The greatest Statesman in the lrorld thus
believing i, is natural that We should hold
every thing that proceeds from his lips or
pen, in the highest possible esIina'ion.-
The following is his reply 10 m invitation
10 attend the late Mass Convention held
in The State of New York.
Fort HILL. 29th Sept. ISL.
Gentlemen: The lbs, mail brought me
your kind and hattcrins invitation of the
inh inst. 10 attend Mass Convention Of
the Democracy Of the counties along North
River. and Of Long Island. 10 be held at
Kingston on the 9Th Of next month.
The great distance aud the shor,ness of
the notice will be, hope, sufficient aPo!o.
gy for not attending. am much graft
fed with the high estimate you place on
nv services in The grca, cause of American
liberty; aud no,hing. | assure you. has
given me more pleasure. or done more to
strengthen my confidence in the success
Of our cause than TO find, in This hour OF It's
scverest trial, so perfect harmony among
It's frieuds, both as TO principles and mea-
sures, over our wide spread and dITcrsi-
fed territory, !, was indeed cheering 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

behold all, in every section, in this hoar OF
danger. when our opponcntS' hus''e' WIN
victory in the recent Presidential struggle.
rushed forward to raise The fallen standard
of Federalism. simultaneously rally under
rhe banner of the old Rcpubiicnn Stale
Rights party of '9S. When saw lnnt
glorious banner waving over our RANKS.
and the united enthusiasm along The Whole
line TO uphold it, all app 'eIiensions i"r 'ne
result OF the contest vanished. AS nnmer-
Gus, and hold. aud united, rs were our OPP
ponenrs-as contideatsas they we're OF car
rying all their measures al the late session.
| never doubted. If they did succeed, but
that the period of their victory would be-
short, could not hciieve, when the real
issue was made. IA ii was, between the
parties, and The people were called on 10
decide between Rcpublicani,m and Fed
eraism, Stale Rights and Consolidation,
Democracy and an artificial moneyed arls-
,ocrncv they would not long hesitate. AL
ready have esenrs proved that my confl-
dcncc in their intelligence aud patriotism
was no, misplaced. The present cleo
tons have shnwn mighty change in pub
lie opinion. That change will so on. il
we hut prove ourselves worthy OF our
cause by rigid adherence 10 our princi-
Piles and measures. I'LL our opponents and
their cause shall he completely over
whclred by the swelling tide.
With great respect.
| am. &c. &c.
J, c. CALHOUN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18
From the 4ugusta Coastii4.ion0list.

MlLLEDGEviLLE. Nov. 10. lSll.
Yesterday, in the House, the hill repeal
ing the acl which Appropriated $4,000 an-
nually to the University Of Georgia, was
passed bul it is TO take clltc, only May next.
The Reduction Bill was taken up in The
Senate yesterday, but that body adlonr-
ned bcl0rc concluding the debate. This
morning, the consideration Of the bill was
resumed aud concluded. II was so amen
dcd rs 10 contain The following provisions:
The members Of lie legislature 10 re-
ccive 81 per day. the President and Speak
er IS. Mileage 81 for twenty miles. The
Senate struck from the bill The clause by
which only 81 was allowed 10 The members
after sitting 30 days. &c.
The Governor. after the present term,
to receive $1,000.
The State House Officers TO receive
each 81 GOO.
The Judges Of the Superior Courts 10 re.
ccivc each 81 $50. In The House hill the
salary of the Judges was only 81 900.
The officers Of the Central Bank, Pcni-
Tertiary, aud Public Printer. their COM
pcnsation is reduced 20 per cent.
The Senate struck from the House bill
the reduction of the fees Of certain county
officers.
The House did no, sill this morning: ma
nv Of the members wishing 10 attend the
Commencement OF Ogic,horpc University,
this day. when Mr.. Pctisru, Of Charleston,
is TO deliver discourse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

,wo ufhe pre,;ics, girls in tue circle Of his &C.
'qnain,ance, who will accept OF the " Banilins,
wc will send them each II copy for one year,
"frce gratis. for nothing" as uifing recoui-
pence for his trouble"
We would amos, send four copies to the Ia
dies, as bless their souls, they conld procure
more subscribers then all The Captain Taylor's
in chris,endom, il they wonld only say they
would marry no gentleman who would not pa
rrunzc the Printer. We see no cause why
they should not form Female Societies fer the
support OF Newspapers, rs they ha"ca srca
desire 10 see their names in print, Il, 'eas, ouc'
in their lives
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18
Sl2,264,000
Aj,L;nu altogether,

Making altogether; ,;r..S -,.o,'ooJ ou,,
&C. S,rr Thousand Dollars OF the earn, /,
inrs Of the people collected '"'o pa""'' ,nI an
stolen and flched ,hcrelrom, aud sqandsr.e" '"
bv their officers. all within year. nc
very l;fe. blood OF The widow and The or
MAN drowu from Them, their hard earnings
,stcr that the officers Of these hanNS'
Riddle. like, may live in splen"or. lora!'s
il over the working people aud 'ooh'nE
down from their criminal elevation" "''I,
cop,cmp, upon the Industrious many an" ".
denonpc;or as "Agrarians, ''Radlcais'
.Fonpy Wrish, Men" and "l.oe" f"cos'
all wbo nresumc 10 question the necessity
and usefulness of Banks. aud the honesty
of,be officers who conduct them, or t'.c
party which support: them. W''n @ 'n,'
sad array orFifiy Millions OF Dollars ulaMI avn,
from The earth by labor, aud 'H"anurie"
hv Wbip Bankers and Spectators s'a''nS
,bem ia The face. they yet have The oo'n'
na.s ,be consuma,e impudence, 10 DC
,nand another National Eank; aholhef
Cre,, Rank, by which they can eol'ec'
together from all e'ass'' Y, NO .c,,..,el
n hundred millions more TO De Sea''eIeu
avs;n 10 The four winds OF Heaven 10 de-
acc the affairs of The country, create
nan;cs bring ruin, distress aud insolvency
pnan o,ber thousands, and eventually de-
s,rov the liberties Of our country. W III
the people submit. longer to such i"'qhi'
,iesf VIII the people support d parry
which advocates such yillanous system!
If ,hey will, they know the consequences.
and mus, be the sufferers bu, they cannot
will no,--they are already reused TO ac-
zion, and we foundly hope aud cxPec, 10
see these myrmidons from Maine TO Lou.
isiaua, hurled from power and place, and
Henry Clay and his Bank followers taught
to know that the people will no longer be
ruled and governed, and cheated and rob-
bed by so cruel and lai'hless set of gam,
Slers Let the wa,chword 90 forth-"RE-
pruprroS FROM BANK RULE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

Ps. E;ss at -PAiIzSbusG--Ka.- not
been So serious as apprehended, as VIII be
seen by the following account from The
Statesman of that city, given IN pos'-
script OF the srh inst
OFFICE OF The STATESMAN,
Monday. November S-ll a. NJ.
Fire.-A destructive fire occurred IN this
,own last night. The large Hotel. well
known rs PowelI's ar Friend'., and the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. (oi which The Rev.
John Levburn is paslorl together with
several contiguous buildings OF less value
were destroyed.
Besides the Hotel and Church, were
DESTROYED The stable and ont'louSc> OF the
uorel. and DR.. Waiter Jucs' stable and
kitchen. Two offices. one occupied as
BARRIERS shop aud the othcrby DIR. Cmrns'
mex, below the Hotel. were not burnt, but
very much cur up aud damascd-one oI
them nearly Destroyed. The Hotel. we
understand. cost S3l. .OUO. IS was insured
10 the amount Of $1,000. We regret
exceedingly to learn Ina, Mr.. Friend, who
ha.. charge ol the llotcl. has sustained a
heavy loss in furniture, Nc.' a'i 'hat no
part of it was insured. In the Hotel sia-
bile there were. il is supposed, twenty hive
or ,hirv horses consumed by the hrc.
The Hotel was an extensive new c'''
fee of brick enjoying a full run o! patron
agc. Its destruction is n serious public loss
to The Town.
The Presbyterian Church was an ample
and elegant structure. |, cost originally
wc believe, $1,000. l, has recently been
pu, in repair, ard adorned with Il fine srcc'
plc, the cost o! all, which is said 10 have
been $4,000. The insurance gross, i'
Sl7,OO0-bu, i, being on the mutual
plan, will reduce the nett insurance &c
Sl3.50O, which sum will again he reduced
by the value Of the walls standing. aud
what is saved from the wreck o! The fire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

Some Abolition gentry Of Boston on
Saturday las, dragged Mr., Harrington; the
respec,aLle Conductor Of the Eastern kail
Road, into the Police Court. The gFard-
man OF the accusation against Alr. lturrine-
ION consisted in his having committed an
assault upon one Mann, an abolition den
lis,. I, seems that meeting was 10 De
held in Salem To express little negro IN
disnaiion against tho Rail Road Compa-
ny sor refusing 10 permit the blacks 10 oc'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

The Cotton CropS.-Thc Augusta COnstita.
tioaalis, Of The ! llh inst. snys:-"We under
stand have suffered pretty severely during The
las, week, in consequence Of the severe iros's
winch hive f.len, says tie Red River Wing, o'
the 30,h ullin!o"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18
~BENJAMlN aud ISADORE

~ BENJAMIN aud lSaDoRE
MENDHEIM. from Custnn, Prussia, ar
rived here few days since, expecting to
mec, their brother, ERNEST MEND
HEM, who resided in Augusta, in the
winter of 1910 anrl IL, but having reno
we'd from the city his residence cannot be
ascertained As his brothers are unac-
qainlcd with our language, they are aux;
iuus 10 hear of him. Any information
,ha, can be giving TO the editor ol'his pa
per will be doing an act OF kindness TO TWO
helpless youths.
The papers in The interior of Georgia and
South Carolina, rs well as The Charleston
papers, will be doing an act ofbenevo'encc
by giving The above few insertions
Chronicle s. Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

rondcrfh!-Wc copy the following from the
Baniiiag, witty iinie paper published in For.
sy,h Georgia;
"IJOur ilianks are due. and we hereby ten
der them, to our interchangeable Agent and warm
friend Captain Wiinm w. Taylor, for his
C,vor of the 18th Instant, containing Twenty
Dollars. and the names of rs many new sub
scribers. We challenge any man 10 beat that
If The Captain will send us the names of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

Wilitam Leggcif.-Near four years have
elapsed since the death of ;be !amcnted
Lesgclt; yet The grass is still green over
his grave. and many are the sweet aud
found memories that linser and cluster
around il. AS Freedom shrieked when
kosciusko fell" so Humanity wept when
Leggett was no more! MIR. Leggett was n
political writer OF flranscendeDt ability, ard
he always took the popularside, that ol The
people against their oppressors. An inde-
pendencc Of thought and action; a moral
iirmness aud inlrepidily that despised al!
considerations of self when high aud no
hle Objects animated him 10 The ASSAULT !;
these ere the constituent elements OF his
character, Through all his writings you
see AT glance the sciutillaiions Oft grand
and noble soul. a sworn enemy 10 tyran-
ny in all It's forms aud dissuises, he readily
Unidentified himself with the mass, and made
their cause his own, Had he lived in the
stormy era Of the revolution-that time
that ..rried mems souls''-he would have
stood side by side with Jefferson and his
comparriots, battling for the great doctrine
ofhuman rights. Men Of such mould
cannot bu, leave an impress upon The age
in which they live. But though decd, Mr..
Legsctl has left rich legacy behind him,
which we have in rich compilation Of his
writings, by Mr.. Sedswisl. from which
we intend 10 make extracts, occasionally
for ou, Jourual.-Hes.chesttr (Pa.) Jour
nal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

General Scott. in reply 10 numerous letters
addressed TO him from various sections Of the
Union, has expressed, in circular. his willing
ness to acccp, the nomination of President Of
the United Slates.1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-18

Crgiuitous Adrertising.-Evcry hody
knows, or ought 20 know, that the publish
iur business is Que of large expense, en-
pluvins erca, number Of persons and cx-
reusive capital; that every paragraph set
M costs n certain sum of money IN the COIL
position OF setting up Of The type. and occu-
pies certain space which ought 10 weld
its proportion ufincome 10 the propuctors.
portion of income 10 The prnprictors.-
Every body must know. too, that the main
source Of this income is the portion of the
sbcc, devoted 10 advertisements, aud that
10 nsk The graiuilous insertion ol an al
vcr,semcnt, or n communication, or M
editorial nnlico to serve IN ihs place ol one,
is literally askin. the publisher 10 incur mn
expense of one dollar or more, without
making HIM farthing in return.
itis 10 all in'enis and purposes asking
him to take sum Of money from his peck
ct, and prcsentit to The applicant. Yet
this thing is done every day aud many
times day; and that. TOO, by men who
have no earthly claim on tho charity oi
,ire publisher, and who cau much better
afford To disburse the money, without nd-
vcriing To the fact. That the object OF The
advertisement or communication Is 10 pro-
mote their interest. and not that Of the
publisher. :,
There are scores Of persons who would
never dream of walking iuus inlor's shop
aud asking for The sifi OF wais,coa', or
iuro hatrcr's, and begging TO bc favored
free gratis with hat, yet eau see no mn
propriery in calling upon the publisher tor
the sratui;ous announcement oil course
of lectures. or patent fly Trap. or any o'h'
er notion, in the bringing of winch before
the public they happen 10 have an inter
es,.-N. Y. Com. Adr.