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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA IEGiSLATt RE.
COrrcSpnnHcnre Of He HhiLlRcLnhin hnlRrer
II ARRIsRIRG Anril 4 Isl

HARHrsnunc, April 4, 1912.
Nh Handy was before the Committee Saturday
and also to-day. lie was sworn, and testified his full
knowledge of the transactions Si0 in reference to the
Sl2o,uou. Twas not present myself, but understood
that more than 90 letters produced and read which
passed between Nh Handy and two gentlemen in your
city who received the money from him.-None OF the
money retained by Mr. Handy. He has papers to
show how he disposed OF It, Will not rarticularisc-l
do not think II Will he proper for Inc to do 50, as he
Committee will soon report
But this may he permitted to say, that such disclo-
sroS as have been made will asoush the State and the
Nation One gentleman, writing 10 Mr.. Handy, SAYS
such member must hare mini IN his .jalap''-
again LuUber is Sing- Rats are not easg pt1cha
sod" IhLS neht am 10 sec The Gore,mor, and ,riH
taih Indian 10 him These phrases MIR. Handy will
explain, and they mpicate several individuals that will
soon be reported to the House
Mr., Sharswood, as Soon as the House was organized
asked leave Tor the Committee to sit during the recess
which was granted by vote Of 65o L. Mr. Handy is
no longer In confinement.
On Monday the following letter was transmitted to the
Legislatureby Gov. Porter
To the Senate and House Of Representatives
q The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Gentlcmen-l have just learned that circumstances
exist IN regard 10 the examination of George Handy as
witness before the Committee Investigation. which
have induced me to adopt step which ought TO be com
muncaed TO the Legislature.
have good reason to believe that certain letters are in
' '"us9 PERSONS aleaoe 10 me process Vl the Jaw
Wnch WIZ nf27G Inc iaei nj Conspiracy procure cor
rnH' 2n d~.,g the session Of the Legislature of
1910, against certain individuals therein named or ad
dressed These letters contain. as am assured. unjust
unwananabo, and false references the Executive, ola
nature so gross and wicked, to call for immediate
and rigorous prosecution Qfall parties concerned, that
if the charges or usnuatons be true, the Executive
may be duly punished, or if false, that those who have
made, insnuated them, may he exposed to the Jndg
ment Of the law and to public condemnation.
The resolution which recently passed the Legislature
on the Doth ultimo, entitled "A resolution directing
nuie prosoqu 10 be entered in certain criminal prosecu
tons against George Handy" might be supposed ex-
emp him from punshmen but that resolution is sub
Get TO a condition. which the said George Handy may
n may not, have complied with If he have, he can
plead and show it, fnot. he is entitled protection
Al all events, have deemed it my duty direc; crimi
la proceedings To lie instituted against him. and those
implicated with him;-and accordingly, the Attorney
iercra win pursue such course tie su Get, as vii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
,SEELI.t'G aeFE

4 NO. J. PURNiS, informs his customers and the
81 public generally, that the season nearly gone
or selling " mt Goods he is determined from this day
to give great Bargains in
Btnkeis Fidtutcs, .Herinoes, Sattinetts kcnt,,cL7
aad Home spun Jeans " oolicn Socks and Stockings
Salrs Of all kinds, Cloths and Cassneres Bop,ba.i,es
CUcGssi0ns, and STUFF Goods generaLy
lie has lately added to his stock of BoNYErs. RIM
BoNs, CAILcoEs. SILK GooDs. and HosIERy of all
kinds, which will be sold at very reduced prices
JOHN J. PURNIS
Jan. 10 if 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14

midst Of tie difcultos which surrounded tm on every
side tine refinement Ct the Senator mus, be- lie regret
ted extremely thai his friend lad felt il TO be lis duty to
take this step at this lime. yet nc was about 10 90
from thence t. tho shades # private life, he assured
him no would bear with han MS best aud mot ear
nest wishes for his health and oil That might be de
sirahe. The eulogum we'll timed. of hand neat,
and well expressed.
Sir Clay recprocated cordially the kind feelings
expressed by his friend from Virginia. There were
other times and other places, for expressing personal re,
gard ian ths and he trusted he had such times and
places at least for several years past given evidence oi
the high estimation 10 Which he held the Senator from
lirpiuil
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.TorfiDu fntrllt0emrr.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

L, tn packet ship Montreal Capt Tinker, We have
IT, Nost India steamer Trent for whose safety
taIs have been entertained had arrived at South
ampen. She encountered very severe weather III tho
chaund.
Tie Hampshire Standard Of the OH says tia, tie
Selma has been captured on the coasi 81 Africa, anf
-ent in charge 81 aa officer 10 England The Car
ufthe Selma jumped overheard after his vessel bad been
captured
btNs OF ENaI.tsn.-hn aeeoun, shov % the Quarter
" average ol the weekly liabilities and assets of the
baal ii England from the =. of Dee. 1911 othe LIST
d March ls42 both Inctsise published in pursuance
Liabilities ASSETS
Circulation ll6,1G9e con Securities rs G99 OLE
pe,sits S.qjl 600 Balloon 500 .0o1
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a ca HS I'D.

4 I being the desire of MIR. Addison Irvine to with
draw from the business, Ill consequence of his wish
To Meadsville, will from this time offer our
GOODS very reduced prices, III order to effect that
object as speedily as possible
We invite our customers and all others wishing to buy,
to call and examine soci-lt will be found to con
sist OF MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHITE, TARDY 4 IRVINE.
March 7 tsif
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Cir Apmctsb,ars a'!rots;au.
THURSDAY, .7PRiL IA, lSf2
WIG MEETING.

\ meeting Of the Wings vii he held a,nEa,.,,.,.
Coua llou'e, On Tuesday the 18th inst. lbenA-tG, f
da, q superior Goult. I thelnrrosc ofseeeting ln,
persons candidates FIR lie neAl House Of nelr,r,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-14
LATER FROM CHINA.

BY the chip Hannibal, Captain Scott, we have China
papers 10 December lIh Our previous dates were to
November SOth. Nothing important had occurred in
the Intermediate period.
Ertract Of a letter dated
MACAO Dec. 10Th.
We are without any change of Importance in the po-
lteal aspect oiGilairs in China keslen has been res
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Securities rs, Gq9 .0ilB
Bulliun 500 100
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

Empty Trsaswy.-ws fnd in The
Boston Post the following remarks:
The Treasury oflhe United States is
bankrupt! And This. too. in eight short
months alier the succession Of the Wing
party to poweTl"
II our respected contemporary had said
sin Two months afler The Wing party came
into pow err" he would have been quite
as correct. This QUERY sgaiasI the pre-
senI Administration for the emptiness OF
the Treasury is rather ridiculous Than
Otherwise.
"Mlsiress. | want new broom. II you
please. men,"
"A new broom. Betsey, Why. where
is that which you have been using!"
~, is all wUrn out 10 the handle,
men,"
Worn out. indeed! wha, Stacking
csrlessness! Why KITTY, your predeces'
sor. used il for nearly two years; and
now you, who have not had The broom
in use month. complsiu that il is worn
oul!-Shocking exlrayagsncs!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
From the New York Atlas.
mIT,S MY LICK

We are q discontinued. grumbliug set
Of people, growing continually like bear
With sore head. Il is true as gospel.
Ia nothing DO we eyince il more than in
the common expression. "it's my luck. !"
II nan gives party and il rains on The
night. so tina, The friends he most wished
TO see DO bot come, he exclaims, tits
my luck" IL an actor takes benefit
and il SHOWS upon the occasion, he says.
/" it's my luck" II msnis disappoin.-
ed in the receipt Of money to take up a
note, he signs. us my luck" Every
person who fails in speculation. cries.
+" its my luek;" and we suppose there
are those Who have expisted their crimes
on the gsilows, who have groaned as The
fudge has passed sentence upon them,
recommending them to look after better
place as they are too bad for This. NAV
also have exclaimed, q" it's my luck"
The majority Of persons seem to ina
CINE that there is a vast deal Of i'll luck
bottled up for their especial service. and
that Providence is more expert than Bar
nsby Budge's raven IN drawing the cork.
Every one faneies himself the mos,
unfortunate. i'll used person in existence.
/" There's no one suffers so much as l.
but lis my luck" Each person, by
such an expression. seems to think tina.
his Creator has singled him out Of all his
fellow beings, for the purpose Of torment.
ing or keeping him down in the world.
"lt's my luck" is good. comfortable
dose of homemade sanity. laid on with
trowel. with which we tho often console
ourselves for the consequences Of our
own folly.
Ii man fails in consequence oi ins'-
tention TO business, he exclaims. " its
NV luck" A man enters into a mad
speculation that promises him mines oil
weailh--he comes ont at the liule end
of the horn. aud cries. ats my luck"
All other gamblers, who are feeced as
matter Of course. exceptregular blacklegs.
cry, "n's my luck"
Now. show your good sense by never
using the ridiculous phrase, Ask ynnr-
self, 10 your non successes and Dlstor
tunes, how much your own will. judy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

hold - many pigs IS you have! What
On alr,h did you Luy them IaIla
81 b ughi ihtm for my ON family
uihe, madam; and I'm iheaiain your pen
wi Be lhIfli.hieally large fnr lheu,."
Ny pen w,ll only hold Ixsnly-fiss
common sizsd ones"
Well. ilit gill hold twenty eve hagrh.
. will IhuIrly hold Two lhow,h and
piglh!'
Two thousand pigs! why. II Won.
hold ihe twenrs,h part Of lhem!''
Underihand me. MADAM! | don.
may Two lhau'hsnd Pigth, but Iwo lhowth
asd pieIhl'
81 hear you' two thousand pigs. Tor a
family Of sia! ! think me MAS dement,.
ted; tso Thousand pigs in that penl he's
certainly c.szsI"
Mnhuih Y! IIell you again. I mean
no. Two Iliou,hsad pIgIh. bot Ia o lhowlh
and firO piglh."
"Oh-oh-Mr. Fisher. 10 that what
you mean! my pen is al your service,
cir"
81 thank you thinlherely, madsm!"
hsped The believed Fisher, and he 1t RED
for The pig pen. in which he som depo.
slied his a. two lhowih and pig h!''
Pffsbmg Ihron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
TWO THOUSAND PIGS.

In a village, not many miles distant
from this grea, Western metropolis, dwell
a barber who was in moderate circam-
stances, and possessed moreover OF a
/" pecaolah ll,hp." as he called j.; in this
town as 10 large cities, il was. The pecn-
liar province uf the police TO arrest all
swine running al large or loaiing IN secret.
and either sell the same for the benefit
of the ponr. or deliver them TO The owner
fur small compensation. IL happened
that our barber, whom we shall designate
as Fisher, bad made some purchases at
nne Of these sales. without procuring the
necessary buildings i"r the reception 81
his nbstinats charges; no, knowing )" hat
course To pursue. he proceed,d to the re-
sidence Of widow lady. Mrs. T., t'ob
tain the temporary use Of a pen. IN which
To place them. addressing her thus:
i" Muhrlh Y, come to a,hk you 1t
you kun lrd me your pig pen tor lew
dasihl"
"My pig pen! why, Mr.. Fisher, what
can yuu want wnh nv pig peu!"
|, ~ have ju,h bin purchathln ihome
thwine two ,hsu.h andpigth, alta conth
tahIeth thaIe, AMI want 10 put then IN
J 'ur pm" !.
" Why, Mr.. Fisher, my pm wpn''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
THE PRINTERS APPRENTICES.

A young Ba1 was once spprennced in
this city as printer. tie boarded al The
h ,use OF hi, father. who was in easy cir.
cu.n-tance.. but wha required his sun to
psy for his board from The awaits Of spe-
cisl perqui,iirs which furnished his fri
Low apprentices vi h liberal supply OF
funds Tor pleasure. Thus the young man
thought was hard; but when he was Of age.
and master of his trade. his father called
him and said: L" Here. my sun, is the
entire amount Of tho money paid 10 me
for your board during your apprenticeship;
| never IN ended Ia retain il, but have re.
served IL for y"ur use; with il give you
a. much more. as . small capital TO com
mence business" The wisdom Of the
old man was now apparent, 90 the Sun.
His fellows had contracted bad habits IN
Ihe expenditure M similar peIquisites
which the father had withheld from him.
ID were NV pennyless IN vice. lie was
en- ,bled with = god character 10 COM
mence a smill business. anil nnw stands
At the head ri publishers 10 this country.
M1st of h.s companions in apprenticeship
are miserably poor. vicious and degraded.
The same man has told me tina, he ne
YER was but once in the tire. On iha,
occasion he had been persuaded TO 60 by
his fellow la5orers. who were accustomed
10 it. and who furnished him with tick
ct. On taking hIs seat in the box he re
membsres tina, il was precisely the hour
his mnher was accustomed To retire for
payer, aud he we'll knew that The burden
OF her PRAYERS embraced the salvation of
h.r children III. rushed from the room,
aud never return to IL. Those sons are
privileged wts have praying mothers.
and fathers TO discipline and RESTRAIN them.
Faithful parents make their children t.
be blessings To the world. and crowns OF
glary To themselves. Who does not ho
nnr the parents Who are hon"red 10 their
children! Patriarch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

meni. decision. nbst,nsey. M wh.ieser
You choose 10 ell i. has been instrument
isl in producing the effect ~hich roo de-
plure. Providence has TOO much 10 attend
"a. 10 be engaged exclusively in sticking
pins 10 The cushion Of your chair 80 that
Jon shall be lormenled every Time sou
eli down.
Remember The Spanish prossrb !:
"Thtre d skeleton in every house."
We think that We have the skeleton 20
nDrsslses-i that the Iaw head and bloody
bones haunt us exclusively. We know
our own sorrows. We do not know Ilie
sorrows al oihsrs. Each person thinks
that bic luck 10 llI.luck. and that in por
lioning il CT he has got BY some mistake
much larger portion ,hsn his neighbours.
II j. no such thing. Don'i saw " il's my
iuek," then. in any case, especially in an
tieipsiion, for the very events ii which
you are frowning AMI grumbling, are Of
ten the mos, favorable for sou lhsl could
possibly happen.
We have endeavnred 10 make this IS
plain as q pike staff -OE as Jour features.
# they are plain. II Se have not sue.
ceeded. =. il's our luck"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
ANTI REPUTATION.

The following resolutions have been
unanimously adopted in the Pennsy Iva
MA Sensit:
Whereas, opinions are abroad preju-
dicial TO The. faith and credit OF cerisin
States Of this Union, arising from their
indebtedness, and The embarrassment Of
The times, and The deranged condition Of
the currency. Aud whereas, the same
opinion is sometimes expressed by in.
considersie and designing persons with
regard 10 the hitherto uusullled faith
and credit Of this great commonwealth.
Therefore,
ResOirei, by The Senate and House
Of Representatives.. That the isi.h and
credit Of Pennsylvania, pledged f"r the
security Of her loans. shall be kept ss-
cred and inviolaie. individuals may be
found who shrink from their accustomed
integrity Of character when embarrass-
ment overlakes ,hem;s but the free sons Of
Pennsylvania authorize ~. their repre-
sentstives, TO declare 10 her creditors aud
to the world, that her faith and credit
shall be preserved inUioiate in every
emergency; aud that the doctrine Of re-
pucliaiion nf debt contracted under law.
whether judiciously or injudlciuu.ly ex-
pended, shall never, until The last moral
and political tie Is sundered. be visited
upon her homes, and con6diug credIturs.
Of this and other countries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
CONSISTENCY.

The Locofocos throughout the country
have not yet ceased their clamor about
The donation of years salary to Presr
dent Harrisnn's Widew--an act winch
every liberal mind in The country could
not bu, approve Of. if it were not for rar-
ty spirit. We hsyea case in paint. The
Legislature Of South Carolina. (com imposed
almost exclusively Of Loco Focos. voted
a gralui,y Of a years paw. $1,000. to a
Judge who resigned his office. In This case,
the Judge had held his office. with This Ii
beral salary. for upwards Of twenty years
He still lived to take care OF his family.
As 10 Gen. Harrison, he was called from
his home To serve The public. Tina, SER
vice en,ailed great expenses upon him.
and was doubtless the immediate cause of
his death. The years salary granted to
his widow cost each individual ia The
country one~ssuenih Of one cent! only.
The years salary granted to Judge CAN'T
cost each individual in South Carolina
more Than four times as much. In the lat.
ter case. Locolocolsm can only find cause
for admiration: for why! II is the &C, of
a Locofocu Legislature. In the other. it
can find only cause for denuncialion, for
the equally so"d reason tina, i. was The scl
Of The Wings. Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

shrmsrIves. both BY he psrsoa y no con-
fers and he Pers,n who receives lie
benz r..
Gond neighbOrs. especially among he
iHdusiri'.us Pnar. frrqaeniiy haze Il in
ll.sir poser 20 prDieri each cihrr's chill
dIen and property dssirg The stsence OF
llrlr parents. They may siso ss.isl rsrh
Other IN enjoying The public services uf
religion by alternately i,klnR charge of
each Others infsnts and household slfsirs
during the hours Of worship
In lime III sickness, line kind nfIiees or
good neighbour are PeeDliasly saluable.
- Better 10 neighhH that - II hand,
Than brother that is fsr or.
The good ne,ehbor wlll avoid o med.
dlesame. ob,fusirs interference. VT will
moi hesitate 10 point ous. in xmd and
gen,le manner. any mistake inio WHICH a
nelghbnr may have fallen. or any sJssn-
tsee he way have overlooked By whirh
the interest ofhimself aud lamiIy NAV be
promoted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
suPERFICIAL INFIDRLs.


SIR lssac Newton set out il llie a cls-
morous inidel. but. on a nice examina.
ton OF the evidences OF Christianity. he
loOnd reason 10 change his opinion. When
the celebrated DR.. Etmund HALEY was
taking in6delIy before him. SIR Isaac
addressed him in these or the like word.;
+" DR.. HALEY, | an always glad 10 hear
you speak shou, astronomy. or other parts
Of mslhemstIcs. because that is a sdhiecl
YOU have studied. and well undeIst. nd!
bur you should mol talk Of Christianity. for
you hate not sludiedii. have, AID am
cerlian that ysu know nothing of,hc mat
ter" THIS was just rsproof. and one
that would be very suitable 10 be given
10 half The in6deIs OF The present day, for
they often speak Of what they have never
studied. aud what, in fact. they are entire.
~ ignorant OF. DR.. Johnson. therefore.
well observed. that "no honest man could
be a Deist. for no man could be so after
a fair examination oil The pronfs OF Chris.
tianily." On the name Of Hume being
mentioned to him. " No SIR" said he,
"llune owned to clergy lyman in the bish
oprie Of Durham, tina, he had never read
the New Testament with attention."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
GOING TO

GOING To. Yes. there are
some men. snd farmer. l0o. that are 90
ing f0--but never do Il. In the circle ~
my acquaintance, l know oss farmer lhst
has NOT . slngle edged toni on his prem,.
ses. exeep, axes and seyihc.. and YET he
has been geiag 10 get sci Of carpenter.
tools Tor mnrs Than ten years. Another.
and large farmer 100. Ina. does not own
sr"ller. bai far fanr or Eve years pas. has
borrowed one IL his neighbar Iour or i've
days IN each year-prababIy 20 satisfy
himself a. regards lis utility as farming
imp'emsni. Another has not, bul il 90
ing 10 gel cart rope aud set of pulley
blocks. Anaiher Is going 10 GET him =
sci oil dry measures. though he sell. more
thai hund ed bushels Of grain annu.lly.
Ano.her. AMI ihi. man has aipays been
going 10 burn dry wood after lais wear,
but he never did IL. Aud singular as il
nav appear. one man has bren going 10
build him better hog pen iaan the oLe
IN shich he now keeps his swine, and he
has been going 10 Tor fifteen years. And
there are many farmers that have been
going 10 have better fences. better e,ies.
better crops, an bsiter stock. unul think
they are nov either really going 10 d. il,
or thai they are sadly deficient Of that
enrrgy aud decision Of character that
sh uld chlrac'enze every American fn-
mer. Aud finally. know of one man.
who Is al.n"sl deficient Of every article Of
farming Implement sbave named. and
war going 10 tell sou The reason. should
say. this mau has been going 10 stop
drinking ardeat spi'iIs Coz a long tine
BIT judging from the looks of his farm.
and ir"'n his avn INST wreichrd per.on,l
appearance. | should say that this man.
with rapid sUdes. was l.s' g,ing 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

The bill TO form new cnuniy Of pnr.
tons of The coun,ies of Harrison, Lewis
ami Wood, TO be called the county of
CLAY. in honor Of Henry Clay. came
up IN the Virginia House OF Delegates. Z
few day since. In consequences Of tho
name. the bill was vehemenly oppns.
ed by the Loco Focos; they moved 10
poslpane il indeiini,ely:-i.os,--sye Al.
noes 70. They then moved 10 reconsi.
der the engrossmrni Los,--ayes 50,
noes 81. Tue bill was then passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
BE A GOOD NEIGnRnR.

Some poor people rejoice in the kindness
shawn 10 a ntighbor, and gladly embrace
an opportunity of speaking fasorsbly of
his character. or representing his need T.,
those who can assis. him; while Others
are spi eful eoough to regard the good
done to nejghbor as an injury done to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

Temperance. A very large Tehre-
rance meeting has jus. been held a, wash
inglon Guy. at which several members Of
Congress we're present aud delivered sd-
dresses. Among The rest Was The Hon.
Mr.. Msr.hall. oiKenmcky. who af,er shn
eff. Give speech. wen, forwar! aud sign
ed the pledge Of total abstinenes. Nc.
N il my nv. generally be known, has
BEEN a very inlemprrsr man, and has
often appeared IN the Halls Of C.neress
in state Of InIoxiesiion. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

Dueiiing IN Louisiana LA The Mes
sage al The Governor II Louisiana. he re-
comments lie motifiea,i.R 81 the Laws
in ihst stale against DurlIlng. hich have
beenme dead letter On account Of their
severity, as they suffice. the sursisor 10 The
punishment al death. which. besides be-
ing Impoliiic, is somewhat Of o. ball. The
slleratIUn he proposes. is 10 substitute
imprisonment Tor death. and 10 make
both the survivor and The seconds llabls
for the debIs Of the person who falls, be-
sides for large damages in civil suit.
These notifications. he thinks. will have
a tendency To check the barbarous propen-
sily winch presslls in that quarter more
than in any other. Raleigh Reg.