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II hENArE.
Thursday, Nor. "a

Received from the House Of Commons,
the Message Of Gov. Morehead. with the
accompanying documents, with a PROPOSE,
ton 10 print one copy for each member
The message vas read and the proposition
agreed TO.
The proposition Of The Commons, to
raise JOIN, committee on Military Affairs,
WAS agreed 10; and Messrs Allen OF Or
ange VIM. 2. Williams, Dockery, Bird and
Jaeocks we're appointed the Sena,es braoch
Of said committee. Messrs. Hawkins, J..
p. Caldwell, George Bower, j. Mclean
and J. Scales form the committee on the
part Of the Commons.
Mr.. Morehead, from the committee on
the subject, reported JOINT Rules which
were read aud adopted.
Mr.. Morehead offered substitute for
the resolution presented By hun yesterday,
requesting tho Comptroller, instead OF a
committee, 10 prepare tabular statement
Of the public taxes for the last five years
which was read aud adopted.
The two Houses voted three times for 9
Engrossing Clerks, which resulted IN the
election Of bat oue-Jamss j. Thomas.
Mr.. Morehead presented resolutions. di
recting The Secretary Of State to repor,
tabular statements Of the aggregate aud
federal population Of this State, and Of each
county and directing the Clerk Of the Sen.
ate to procure TO Do printed the &C, Of Con.
gress for the apporilonmens Of representa-
tlyes among the several States which we're
read and adopted.
O0 motion, tie Senate adjourned.
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Noreom. kOonce. Dickson, Fits, Dockery,
Rand, Mendenhali, Leach. Erwin. Avery, Young.
Ga Internal Improvements --Nlessfs. John b,
Jones, Pope, Foreman. Dewey. Kelly. Russell,
McRas. c. Jones, jr., Shultz, Barringer, Francis.
Bower.
On Privileges and Elections --Messrs. C. @.
Lamb, Lee, Shanklin, Marshall McIntire,
Hawkins, Ashe, Holloway, Nelson, Jackson, n.
Wilson, Neil, J. ]. Bryan.
Ga motion of Mr.. McRae, message
was sen, to the Senate, proposing TO refer
SO much of the Governors message as re.
lates to a penien,iafy. to a joint select
committee.
Mr.. J. T. Caldwell, from the committee
on the subject, reported JON, Rules Of Or.
der; which we're adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Brummell, a resolu-
lion was adopted, directing the Clerks 10
furnish each of the sisuding committees of
this House with u copy OF the Revised Sta
tu,es, and that at the close of the session
the said copies be deposited in tie public
Library.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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IN SENATE.
DufHduy, fuC' SO
MIR. Arlington presented the foilowir

Saturday, Nor. 20.
Mr.. Arlington presented the following
Resolution:
Resolred, Tha. all that part of the Governors
message which relates 10 the administration of
Justice, be referred TO the COMMITTEES on the ia.
dietary all that part which relates 10 Education
and the Literary Fund, 10 the COMMITTEES on Ed.
ucation and the Literary Fund; aud all such part
as relates to the Finances, TO the Committee ON
Finance; which was read and adopted.
A message from the House, proposing 10
refer TO Joint Selec, Committee the Gov.
ernor's message, was received, and on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Joyner, laid on the table.
The Bill introduced by Mr.. Pas!eur, to
alter the time Of holding one ofIhe terms Of
the Supreme Court, passed its second read.
ing, ard on melton Of Mr.. Pasteur, the rules
we're suspended, the Bill received its third
reading, and was ordered To be engrossrd.
Mr.. Ray introduced Bill, TO establish a
new County from part Of Lincoln County,
to be named Ca,avba which was read and
referred
Mr.. Worth offered Bill, to change the
location Of The Court House of the County
Of Montgomery, and for other purposes
which received its frs, reading and referred.
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IN SENATE.
DioudGi

Hf0HNdV, NOr. y,
Mr.. Rodgers presented preamble and
resolution, InstrnctIng tho JUDICIARY Com
miiiee to report bill TO stay the collection
Of debts under execution, to establish val
uation law, or some other measure, which
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will, 10 the opinion Of said committee, al.
ford the mos, ins,on, and permanent relief
to the citizens Of this State. Read and
adopted.
MIR. Reid, from The committee on claims,
reported the resolution ir favour Of jnseph
NJ. Boyle, without, amendment and IL Was
then read The second time aud passed.
MIR. Elliott preseoted resolution, IN
struciiug the Joint Committee on the 1t
brary to inquire inio the espediency Of
having printed, manuscript volume in The
Governors office, tabular indexes to Colo
NAL documents, relative to North Carolina.
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. William p. Williams,
the resolutions presented by him on Sa,uf'
day last, were taken up and adopted, the
first two having been previously stricken
out.
Mr.. Walker presented bill to amend
the second section Of an act OF 1885, direct
ing the time of holding the County Courts
of Meckleuburg which passed It's first
reading.
MIR. DOckery presented resolution, in
structlng tho committee on Internal LIN
proveuents 10 inquire into the eSpedieucy
of appropriatins three Thousand dollars Tor
The removal OF distractions in Lumber
River and for the survey Of a canal the
shortest and most practicable route between
Lumber River aud the Cape Fear at OF
near Lumbcrlou and that the SAID commit
tee repor, by bill or Otherwise. Read and
adopted.
message was received from the Com
mons, agreeing 10 the proposition OF the
Senate 10 raise joint select committee, TO
whom shall be referred the suffice, Of az
por,iouing the State into nine Cougresslon
al districts, with an amendment, that said
committee be composed Of one member IN
each House from each Of the present Con
gressiona districts. Ordered on motion Of
MIR. W. p. Williams, 10 he on tho table.
The two Houses having agreed 10 20 into
an election Of Secretary OF State, the Sep
ate proceeded 10 vote, when WliiIam Hill,
Esq. received 40 votes and Mr.. MonigoIe.
ry, Of Wafrsn, nohins,ed by Mr.. AIRING
ton, received 3. Those who voted for Mr..
Montgomery we're Messrs. Arlington, Boy.
KIN, Melvin. Mr.. Williams from the CON.
miliee, reported that William Hill was du
ly elected.
Robert Strange vas elected Solicitor OF
the fifth Judicial District,
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Wilson Of perqulmons moved thai
the House proceed to the appointment Of
the Standing Committees; which was not
agreed to,
Mr.. Pope, from the committee TO super.
intend the election Of two Eagrossi8g
Clerks, reported lhat James J. Thomas
was duly elected. Concorred in.
Ga motion OF Mr. Caldwell. the House
proceeded to the appointment, Of the Stand.
ing Committees
Committee on Claims. Nessrs Wilson. Ne.
Mar, Odom. Brogdon, Hawkins, Thomas, Mar.
tin, Stoekard, Cardwc!l, Bfannell, Stone, Bax
ter. Mclaughlin.
On Propositions and GIerqaees-M essrs
Sharpe, Raynsr, Aorcotn. DAYS, Williamson.
Stone, Locke. Nash. Walker, Lord White.
Chandler. J. r Caldwell
On Agriealtare-Messrs Wiley, Gee, Hal
sey, Street A, Byan. Hit IeColi1u., Brlckeu,
Doak, = Williams. Ross Bargsn, Conrad.
On 6daea'ioh.--, iessfs. Ehringhaus, Bragg,
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Dir. Mills, presented Bill for extending
the time for perieciing the titles 10 land.
heretofore entered. Read Grs, time.
Mr.. Avery, q memorial accompanied by
a Bill, for erecting a new County by the
name of Mcdowell, gu, of portions o.
Rutherford aud Burke which we're refer
red.
Dir. Mills presented memorisl. on the
same subject, which was referred.
Mr.. White, memorial and Bill for
erecting o new County out of portion oil
Lincoln, BY the name Of Calawba. Refer.
red.
Mr.. Francis, A Bill concerning Exec.
TONS" which was read the frs, time
Provides, that unless property brings two.
thirds OF lis value when sold under exeeu.
ton shall be stayed for twelve months--the
creditor NAV. however, offer the property
Cor sale as often as hs pIeases by paying
for damage done, and the costs
Mr.. Street, resolution inslrucing the
Committee on Propositions and Grievances
10 inquire INTO the expedicnry Of so amend.
inc the Revised S atutes, rs to suppress ne.
gro preaching and report by bill or other
wise; which was agreed to.
Mr.. Erein presented memorial and
Bill. proposing TO erect new County by
the name Of Uniop, on, Of portion Of Meek.
Ienburg. Referred.
Mr.. MoCoIIum presented memorial on
the same subject which was referred with
tie others.
Mr.. Ashe, Bill 10 direct tho reference
Of suits on the bonds Of Cons.abIes and 9th.
er officers, which was read, and referred 10
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Halsey, from the Committee on The
subject, mado Repor, showing She popu-
lation Of North Carolina agreeably 10 the
last Census, &c. and tho average Of tax.
es paid into the Treasury of the State with
in the last FIVE years, which was ordered to
be printed.
MIR. Bar'inser presented Bill concern.
log prosecutions for forgery. Referred.
A message was received from the Sen.
ate, proposing to raise Joint Select Com.
mittee Of thirteen, for forming the State
into nine Congressional Districts. Agreed
10.
Also Que for raising Joint Select Com.
mittce for arranging the Senatorial Dis
'ricts and the Representation IN the House
Of Commons. Agreed to.
Mr.. Baxter presented Bill 10 prevent
the sale Of growing crops under execution.
Referred to the Jrdiciary Committee.
Mr.. MendenhaIl moved to reconsider
the vote on the proposition from tho Sen
ale to raise Joint Select Committee of
thirteen on the part Of each house, for form.
ing the state into nino Congressional Dis.
tricts, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Barln2er then moved that the
House concur 10 the proposition, with this
amendment, that tho Join! Select Commit.
Tee shall be composed Of a member from
each district.
Mr.. Bower, moved TO amend Mr.. Bar.
ringers motion by giving The appointment,
10 the Speaker which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Mills moved 10 lay the motion on
the table until Monday next, which was
negatived-Ayes 46. Maya 63.
The proposition Of the Senate, as amend.
ed, was then concurred in.
The House then adjourned.
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The Era Male Child Born IA CAal

The Firsi Male Child Born ia CAarid'
'on.--ln the Circular or Congregaiio0a'
Church, in this City, there Is the loilos'
ny interesting memorial Of Mr.. ko0eh
Tradd, the first male child born IN Chatie7-
ton--who must have been born 10 loi9@
1880, and from whom or whose adse''a'
fradd street in this City, doubtless too
It's name. The monument containing wv
inscription Is richly md some~ha' GU
riously decorated one, placed on The N'''l
wall OF the Church, West Of the of 9.
aisle, running from South 10 Moth W
copy the inscription precisely US II aPPS''
on the monument
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Lon Wages The Princeton, N. Jer.
soy paper, says that the farmers near there
arc employing men NJ twenty-five cents
per day and their provisions.
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Z" To the grateful memory oil
Mr.. Roman TRAno

Mr.. ROBERT IRAnD 80
(Son Of Mr.. Richard and Elizabeth ra'9l
the first male child born IN this town
lie wasagreoable person, of noble ln -
Just in his dealings, sincere ~ fneaos' Il.
DevoW in the publick, and constant II =, !.
Private duties Of Religion, s. Catholic '''''
Charity.
Who discharged
Several Public Trusts, with Honor
and died 3Oth day Of March, lt'i'
in tho SD year of bis age
And is interr'd
within the body Of this Church,
To support the Ministry whereof
he bequeoihed We annual pfohs
of One Thousand Pounds forever
besides n considerable legacy
to the Poor Of the Province.
- Charleston Courier.
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POLITICS.,
(From To CharIeE,on .v,r,u


Coon holly pursued, II we mistake not the nature
of the BEAST viii rejoice in the chance save his ba
afforded by quarrel among his hunters; he would
have them il possible stumble upon bone of
contention We wonder not, tn reore, at the busy soil
ci,nde of the Wing presses to em,roi! Mr. Calhoun with
the D,mcc -acy. They can hardly succeed, however
IN writing Inn down low in the scale Of sagaci,y,
they wond "! en- they represent hm and his particular
friends wfuy signi(ying disirusl towards many o.
The party, upon whose favor his success depends ],
is moor compliment to his sanity to assert, as they
in eifec: dc, that he designs taking the Presidency
by storm,-n spite and contempt of fair party no.
mination 1t way TO win men to tell
them you disrust them; and odd calculation tina,
the Democracy would consent to vote for any one
whom they would no, consent TO nominate. We are
very that mir Calhoun eniertans neither the feel
ings design thus attributed TO him. Ascrrtainy rs
he would wish to be President except the clearly
ascertancd choice Of the Union-he would never wish
to be the Democratic candidate but the choice and
at the call Of clear majority of the party and we
would before now have intmated thus much in behalf
of his friends in South Carolina, Ear we claim TO
speak for them-and would have placed his name at the
head of tour columns "subifct 10 the decision OF moo
rity Of the Democratic party, but restrained
by feeling common TO all South Caro.inians, from
even that much pressing his claims as ye: upon the
other Democratic States-The feeling that and our
State are so much identified with the honor Of this
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GREAT BARGAIN rs IASD-1'he subscriber having deter
" mined to hr state Of Missouri will sell the Tract
of Land tie county Of Caroline which he
containing about twelve hundred This land To-
about miles from Chesterfield Depot tile Richmond
aud Potomac railroad In neehbohood remark
good health and good society," eng e1n distant from
Richmond AMI Fredericksburg, and about thirty miles from
The improvements consist 81 aud
dwelling house. with ak above The basement and
BASEMENT excellent shielded three sides
large barn. ~ by D. framed and built Of the best
maera cabrs and all other out houses for large
f.my, all and IN good repair There the land
apple orchards and dwelling houses that might
necessary br divided into farms Of hundred each
There the yard an excellent we'll Of water operated by
pump, and God Spring rot far distant The quality oil the and
good and perhaps better Than in The nerhhoood
Running through il Is large cs. afnrhng than
hundred very valuable fat land interim nonr besides
some valuable swamp land About three hundred
original grow h, heavily timbrfrd with OAK and pine This
situation would he very line location for Lawyer, and would
afford pacire. further description IL deemed
say presumed wishing purchase will tirsl
ANIME hm-el. The will be made easy. will take
pleasure shewng the land 10 persons who may s pur
chase FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
52-Wf
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WON IN
WUMNN.
sr,r.rsary of The y y .nsrcqn:ile LIBRARY 7Ssot.on

snpirersarg n The y. J. Nsrcaa:Ie Library 7Ssoao'.
Th- New York Aercan cf Thursday says: The celebration
r ,hc second of tbs excellent Institution
rn In or rrrr., we were attend Yesterday mus
have h--n very agreeable entertainments The oral'"h ny
h,cs Fame. delivered Tabernacle, upon The Empire
Trade is spoken a! as exceedingly buiIian! III,
n served al Noia> Sdioon Wn'''
uns b-auly decorated for the occasion about one h"ie'
ladies present and d:iD. from Tie reports ID the h"inih
early hour II w!ch TIE assrhner SC
atad NJ have additional regret our absence from 81
attractive an entertainment. -. !, ,,,..
N,srs Hone Sergeant, Mayor Morris Col" stone AMI others
the ladies' as tor their full share q c"mi
m.nts regular wasN oman: Our pfesahg III
whites; Bacchus Is dethroncd .,;.,
oliver ~ iom,s BOSTON, the following song, Wici
was sung with great effect:
SONE-By q. w. IoiMEs.
A health 10 dear woman, bids untwine,
From The rup II eucrcles the last-cl'n: ins vinr;
Dut hero cheek its ciy,ii WIN pleasure. VIII s'uW
And mirror bloom III the bright wave below.
health Ia dear woman. the DAYS more
When she watched for her lord till The rev"i WIS yer,
And srnootrd pillow, and FLUSHED wien lie came
A. she pressed her lips his forehead oi iiame
Alas for The loved one! too sputle~s and fair,
The "a his banquet to C'asten and share;
Her lost lis light that his goblet might shine,
And The rose OF cheek Dissolved III his wine.
10y smile. in The fnunlii health flows in the rills,
A. their rlhanGS oil silver untwiue from the nils:
The breathe moi the mist at The bacclinals dream,
Blu, The lilies of Innocence ioat on the stream
Then heal aud welcome Ia woman once more.
She brings us n ptS>por that Laughs a, our door;
II II w,i,,en On ,rinson--ls letters arr Wui<-
II Is conntcrenrd NArrsE-so, room Tor the Girls
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The ratification Of the Treaty with Great Britain
having been exchanged, the document IS officially pub
Iished in the Washington papers. Our readers being
cf course already familiar with the provisions in its
several articles, which published some time since
it is not necessary now 10 occupy more space than by
merely quoting the caption Of the Treaty. and the
tences OF official proclamation.
By tie President cf the United States IF america.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, 4 Treaty between the United States of
| America aud her Majesty, the Queen Of the United
Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland was concluded
and signed by their plenpoen.a;Ies, at Washington
on The riuh day Of August thousand eight hundred
and iorytwo, which Treaty is word for word, as fol
lows:
a Treaty settle and define the Boundaries Jeceen
tie Terri,or;es IF he L. States and the Possessions
of her Eritannic Majesty in North .lmtrica for the
final Suppression Of the african Stare TRUE, and
far the CARING up IF criminals, Jngttircs from jus
tce, IN certain cases, &c, 40, ar
And whereas, the SAID treaty has been duly ratified
on both parts, aud the respective rat'6calions Of the
having been exchanged, 10 wit, at London, the
thirteenth diy Of October thousand eight hundred
and fo,,y.iwo hv Edward Everett, Envoy Extraordi-
nary aud Minister Plenpotenary Of the U. S and the
Right Honorable the Earl Of Aberdeen, her Britannc
Mars,ys principal Secretary of State for Foreign AZ:
fairs, the part oFiheir respective Governments
Now, therefore, he it known, that |, John Tyler,
President "f,he United States Of America have caused
the SAID Treaty In he made public, 10 the end that the
same ana every clause anu arlcie teFeoi, may DC o.
served and fulfilled with good faith by The U. s and
the citiza ms thereof.
Ia witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal of the U. S to be affixed.
Done a. the city Of Washington, this tenth day Of
November, in the year If Lord one thou.
r. 5 sand eigtt hundred and forty two, and of the
Independence Of the United States the sixty
seventh. JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
DASIrL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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y EiovA-R. " HUDSON Dtntis la, removed his ocrc
IL the above IN. Banks street next
the residence Of James Bosher Esq
He performs all operations the Teeth for beauty and
preservation, and inserts Incorrupibe Teeth sngly
sets, the most approved plans.
Ladies and gentlemen interested respectfully invited call
and hs of Teeth comprising every variety
OF shades carefully selected from the celebrated manuac
lie also inserts Artificial Paaes designed TO restore the voice
lis poper and sound.
Refer Piumer Rev Dr. Empie Husband Gard
Co, Gen Pcynn ;. =. Baxter, ESQ., Dr.
Dr.. B,ockenbrough, Gen. Pegram, and DR.. r. G. Cabe.
Oct.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

THE subscribe Is constantly receiving from the celebrated
nnfaciory Of NUNS Clark New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fodcs possessing the latest improvements and that
deacv touch md sweetness Tone peculiar their
nufacure
Aso large assortment Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes reoated, tuned let hire and taken in
change. -
CHEAP MUSIC.
The larget collection Of Music offered for in this
State NAV eieced FROM nj the of tile subscriber o is
enabled sci al The Philadelphia and New YORK wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing 10 el again will he furnished upon
than they cal find elsewhere in the State.
p. H. TAYLOR,
Pine Forte and Music Store. opposite the Banks
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~ CHiACERY.-VIkGISA Soitnway County Court, 9o
November, 1872: -
Boiling Robertson William Robertson, Ltleton T. Robertson
Sally watson formerly Robertson widow Of John Watson de-
ensed Ann Robeson Mary w Robertson Thomas y Dear
ing and julia formerly julia A. Robertson, Mary no
brTtson widow of William Robertson, deceased Allen Robert
SON PaschaI l. Robertson, Peter II. Rueson Mary Watson
formerly wife of Wilfred Watson. deceased, and
John Roberts Dolly wife, formerly Dolly Robertson,
AGAINST Plaintiffs:
Maosc w. Robertson and H. r. Anderson Executors OF Ar
cher Robertson deceased and their own rights John no
ber,san r. Robertson, VIM a. Roheson Henry o. Jen
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Robertson ana
Harrison Eliza his Wife, formerly Eliza Robertsun, william
Jennings and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Joseph
Robertson and Mcdaniel and wealthy
hi. wife, formerly Roberson Edward Robertson and Yevenon
Robertson chers children Of James d. Robertson deceased
Defendants:
This day came plaintiffs By their Counsel and filed their
bin The defendants and the defendants Joseph Robert
Daniel Robertson, Mcdaniel and Wealthy ms wife,
and the children OF James d. Robertson
deceased unknown, and Burwe H. HARRISON
having entered their appearance ana 81
security according the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court appearing by satisfactory EVIDENCE that hry
inhabitants Of this country i ordered lha he sau
appear first day of the next February
of This Court and the bill Of the pants ana 'na'
a this forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pup
,lrd of Richmond for two months succrssVty uhu
nsted door Court house III this county
copy-Teste, :,
my II 5t-wsw
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BUOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLACKiSG, &c, &c.
II, Enrmers McrchanLs nud 0l6krS

StAMtEI. PUTNEY Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Boots,
- Shoes Trunks Travelling Bags, Backing, &e &c, nearly
opposite VIM Mres Jewellery stoe Main street, Richmond
Virginia received large and general assortment OF the
goods quality and The entire stock was pnr
this H. very low prices, and will he sold much below
former prices particularly those buying for cash. Among ny
assortnr MT will he found:
Ladies' fine French kid, white and black satin Slip
pers
Ladies' superior silk walking Shoes
Very superior and beautiful ladies' fine seal Shoes
Narrow and broad strap walking Shoes warranted good,
Ladies' fine leather walking Shoes, nil qualities,
Ladies' seaskn Boo,ers and great other kinds
superior double proof and dress Boots made
BY Miles San, very superior aiticle
Mems and boys heavy -ewed and pegged water Boots
quality mems and hoy = heavy sewed Richmond made
of very superior quality, with "thrr kinds {" de-
srale and Shoes suitable for the Winter the whole o
which wi! be sold very low. -.
Oct. II 4-"H