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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
MARSHAL'S SALE,
United States Circuit Court, to MGy 1ermy
1912.

United States Circuit Court, to MGy 1SrMy
1912.
Thomas Zines g. Co..
vs.. plus. vend. exp.
Calvin Taylor, sen'r.
10y virtue Of the above stated vend. exu<
~ to me directed from the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the United Stsfev fOs thg
Southern District o. Mississippi, / will ex-
pose to public sale, for CAST, before the
Court House door Of YazOO county, Mi.
within the hours prescribed By law, on
Monday the l4th day Of March next,,
all the right, title and interest the said defen-
dant hath in, or to the following described
property, to wit: east half Of southeast quar-
also, lots Nos. /, 8 and 3, in Section 25y
south half Of west half Of southwest quarter,
Township &, Range 8, west, Of Section 10,
Containing 500 acres, more or lcss); also,
the following described lot in the town Of
Satartia, YazOO county, 10 wit: all Of the
front Of lot No. IA, lying west Of the line
running at right angles from Plumb street,
thirty feet west Of the store occupied BY
Robert Wilson: levied on as the property Of
the said defendant, Calvin Taylor, sen., and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated rem
ditiOni expOnas, and costs Of suit.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
RV T. L. ARNOLD, D.. NJ.
Feb. IL. IS4@. [Fr zee $251 So ST
Or The above sale is postponed until
Monday, the 25Ih day Of April next.
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Notice.

r ETTERS Of Administration having been
- granted to the undersigned, at the
February Term Of the Probate Court OF
Yazoo county, on the Estate Of Hugh Jack.
son, dec'd-Nolice is hereby given TO all
persons indebted to said estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, to present them properly
authenticated. within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
FRANKLIN DAVIS, Admir-.
Anil 8. lS42. 39-6I.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

a GREEABLY to an order of the Court
n of PrObates Of YazoO county, State Of
Mississippi, will, as Administrator Of the.
estate Of William Vaughn, deceased, expose.
=" P"hliO sOlo at the late rOsidence of said.
WIN. Vaughn, on the 10th day of ApriEnext.
the following Land, of which the said VIM.
Vaughn, decd, was seized, 20 wit: the east
half Of the northeast quarter Of Section, q :
the west half of the northwest quarter Of
Section %, Township IL, Range g.. east
"A credit Of TWELVE months will be given.
and bond with approved security will be re-
quired Of the purchaser.
THOS. VAUGHN, Admir-
of VIM. Vaugn, decd.
March Is, 1912. 36-4t
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InsOlVent NOtiCe.

YAzoo COUNTY. Term, l842.
ar the May Term Of the Probate Court
OA of said county and State aforesaid, |
shall apply for an allotment Of dover in The
following lands, TO wit: the east half north.
west quarter, west half of northeast quarter,
and east half Of sOulheas, quarter section
], Township 8, range 2, west; and the west
half southwest quarter section 6, township
Strange was the widow Of Earl Marble,
decd NANCY MARBLE.
By J. R. RICHARDS, AIRY.
April %, 1912. pr fee S6) 4l-4t
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A T the April Term of the Honorable Pro-
n bate Court of Yazoo County, shall as
Administrator in right of my wife, on the es-
tate of 7. ]. Daniels, deceased, make applics-
ton for final settlement Of said estate.
ROBERT F. SORRELS,
Administrator in right Of wife.
March 90, I842. 38-4t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22


STATE OF MlsSlsSlpplS( 10 AGO Circuit COutt
YAzOo COUNTY, IS. May Term, 1912.
James Hayden ]
VS.. Attachment for $50 90.
Marcus II. Shryer.l
T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
II that the defendant is a nonresident of the
State of Mississippi, and the attachment in
this case having been returned duly execu-
ted, by summoning the Commercial Bank of
Manchester as Garnishee.-It is therefore
considered that unless the defendant appear
before the Circuit Court of Yazoo County, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY NEXT and plead
answer or demur, to the plaintiffs declara-
ton, judgment by default will be entered up
against him, for the amount of the plaintiffs
damages aud COsts. Tt1OO. z. GLADE, CI'L
GEO. B. WILKINSON. P. Q.
March 80, 1912. (Prs. fee $5) 38-4t.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

r HAVE been appointed Commissioner Of
IL Bankruptcy for the County of YazOo.-
Those who are disposed to avail themselves
of the benefits resulting from the Ban krupt
Law, and at the same time consult cheap
ness and economy, will fnd it to their inter-
est to have me to make out and prepare their
petitions, schedules, &c.
My Office is in the second story of Mr.. Ha-
mer's brick building, Immediately in front of
the Phoenix House.
JAMES HAYDEN.
Yazoo City, March 80, I842. 38-ti
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that have Ia
~ ken out Letters of Administration on
the estate of James F. Young, deceased
Prompt payment will be required Of all in
debted to said estate, and all those having
claims against it, will present them accord
ing to law or they will be forever barred.
w. MILLS, Jr.
Satartia, March IS, 1S42. S7-6t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

Z" AVING been appointed by the Superior
IL Court of Chancery of the State of MIS-
sissippi, on the day Of January, l642,
as Trustee in the stead of Parsmore Hoops,
under a certain trust deed, executed on the
9Th day of October, 1886, by John Grissom
and wife, in favor of said Hoops as Trustee,
to secure the payment of certainnOtes there
in mentioned; and which deed was daily
recorded in the office Of the clerk Of the
Probate Court of YazoO county, on the 26ih
day of February, ls4O, in Book K, pages
59C-3-4-5.
will, by virtue of said deed and appoint
ment, on the Both day of May, l642, at the
Court house door in the town of Benton,
expose to sale at public auction for cash.
the following negro slaves, embraced in said
trust deed, to wit: Isaac, Hannah and heT
two children, and Dina.
ROB'T H. CAGE, Trustee.
March 25, 1912. pr fee SlO) 37-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
10 AlI whom it maY COnc ern.

A LII persons having any Stray or Strays
n Of any description in their possession,
will save themselves a little trouble and
good deal of expense by complying with
the Law in such cases. There are many
persons in the comfy who have STays in
their possession and using the same contra
1y to law. Therefore, this is to notify such
persons that they will be dealt with as the
Law directs, unless they proceed forthwith
to comply with the Law in all such cases.
Persons who have taken up Strays of any
kind and had them appraised, will be liable
for all expenses incurred unless they appear
on the day of sale Of such Strays, there tc
give an account Of the same.
w. Fl. MANGUM, Ranger.
Benton. March II, 1912. 36-6t.
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NOTICE.

an the fourth Monday of the April Term
" of the Honorable Probate Court Of va
zoo County, shall as Administrator De Bo-
mis- Non Of the estate Of Daniel F. Byrd, de-
ceased. make a inal settlement Of said es-
tate. THOMAS RAWLINGS,
Administrator de bOnis non.
March %, l842. $685.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

state Of Mississippi,( To YazOo Circuit COutt
YAZoo COUNTY, IS. May Term, 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
The Prospect.

Within the las, three days we have either con-
versed with or received letters from most intelli-
sent Wings in the Counties of ULSTER, ALLIE
sAsy, RENSSELAER,. HERKIMER, ONEIDA, LEW
IS. osospAeA, CAYveA, CHESAsao, Ontario
ToMpKIss, MoSRoE and NIAGARA. From each
Of these Counties we have most cheering assur'
ances of Wing activity and Wing strength. AT
least four of these Counties will do better at the
coming Election than they did in i840, when we
carried the State by over 10000 and all of them
bid fair TO do emphaticay we'll. The reverse in
Ohio has aroused our friends to the Importance
and necessity OF WORKING, if they would not have
the foot of Loco-Focoism on their necks. The
candidates selected by the Wings in each are
worthy and popular, and the People ere rallyins
nobly to their support. If the Wings are beaten
shis FALL it must be in those Counties rchere they
don't try. Are ,hcro any such How is it in
ST. Lawrence and Delaware? How in Queens
Schoharie and Greene Birerwil be the repent
ance of those Whigs-if there can be such---whose
supinencss and per6dious apathy shall surrender
New.York to Van Buren, and his Regency, and
cast shade over the prospects of our noble Hen
RY CLAY. 1t mus, not, it SHALL not be. Wings
arouse to your duty
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
ARE THE WHO'S ASLEEP /?

~ LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, with large Engraving.
This work has been prepared expressly for the New
WORLD by experienced author and politician, from the
best and materials and authentic II
will unquestionaby be the textbook in the coming Presi
deaa Election and is intended be circulated in every
house in the Unou through the agency Of Clubs and Town
Committees Terms-S5 per hundred; $40 per thousand.
The postage is only that Of single newspaper Orders
from individuals, committees, &c, enclosing cash. tpost
paid) will be promptly attended 10. Sixteen copies are
sent for one dollar.
LIEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY-Second Edition.
SO great has been the demand for this important and val
liable work. that second edition has been issued copies OF
which be had at the Office so Annstreet and by
all the agents hronglou the United States Price 25cens
only being oaeitb the cost OF any ether edition. con-
tanned in double numbe OF the New World, 10 haha
octave orm with cover, &C., IN which manner a
future will be issued this great book publishing
establishment.
OFFICE 80 ANN-STREET, where subscriptions are
received and all cheap books to be purchased ozs
DR. Starkweaaher,s Hepatic Elixir
This nesneble preparation has taken
other article before the public and hnkG the CT
from the medical faculty. and presc1iueu oy t@hy OF
them this and other places II unquesonaoy Superior
any other medicine ever COMPOUNDED apo mas proved
more essentially servceabe III bilious disorders and dyspep
is than any other composition exian Meta single instance
of its failure produce beneficial effect has ever come to
The knowledge of the proprietor his agents. which
iainly sufficient proof offs unsurpassed eficacyi
Every person WHO IS the least inclined bilious habit
should at once commence its use and they positively
CHARLES OYER, Jr, general agent for The United
States is al all times supplied with the edicue 42 West
minister street.
Prepared and sold, wholesale ard retail by the agents
A. B. Sands Co. 273 Broadway (Graniie Bnildng)
corner OF chambersst Sold also by A. B. 4 D. Sands
$50 Fulton st; ard by David Sands Co. No. a East
Broadway, corner OF Market Price 80 o24 ltt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

u Lecture to Lndies.-A Lecture on Temper
ance, relating mort 70 lesle M ~ eo
PRESBYTERIAN Church Rev. Mr. smithsl Rivngton street.
Orchard this Ondayl evening, at halpa.t O'Clock,
bra,e Tie public invited attend All classes. it
believed will be interested in the facts and reasoning
t-,r. lin hi lecture ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

DrEL.-The Philadelphia Evening Journal Of
Saturday states that duel was believed to have
been fought en- Bergcr's island in the Delaware
near Burlington tha, morning, between two Mid,
shipmen. Nlidshipmen Knapp, another who
report says was named Downes and another
Ryan. The former was said to have been killed
at the first FIRE, though particulars were known
and the report had not been confirmed
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

1T Ereucs, ,V,anpuaxc,-Menesca'sO Oral and Prac
teal system The subscriber fully instructed by the late
John ianesca the OF his system, forming second
Evening Class which will commence the lst November
Gentlemen wishing join will please call aud enter their
names
A Ladys Glass has Just commenced, which few mere
can oin second Lady's Class will commence the Isl
November. l.. MhNESCA DURAND,
o24 cod 1t IS Franklin.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

A SEIzuRE.-A Custem-house officer at Boston,
seized on Thursday, seven steel engrayinss, which
were done in London, and brought over in the last
steamer in the trunk of one of the passengers
They were in the hands of the printer, who had
time to take one proof of each; and were intend
ed as embellishments to popular literary period-
cal issued in that CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

FATAL DUEL.-On Sunday last, two Spaniards,
fishermen, huving quarreled agreed to fight with
knives. They met near Clarks house, on the Bay
ou Road, and in the course of the rencounscr, one
of the comtatants was stabbed ia the arm, the
weapon penetrating through the muscles to the
chest, near tie heart. He was found weltering in
his blood, bya party of gentlemen, and transported
to the Hospital, where he expired yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

LARGE FIRE AT ScAeHTIcoKE.-A FIRE broke
out at Scaghticoke Point in this County on Thurs.
day morning, and destroyed the barns and sheds
attached to the public house of Mr.. Congdon, with
their contents, seven horses, COW, and quantity
Of hay and grain; also, a fine block occupied as
dwellings, shops, &c. The property destroyed
was partially insured, but the loss is heavy.
Troy Whig, Friday, Oct. 2i.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
the City Hall.

u few copies OF the DAILY and SIX copies Of the
WEEKLY TRsrsE for the entire year, neatly bound and
for sale at lhs Office Price Of the Weekly s., OF the Daily
S. Also complete copies OF the Loc CABIN neatly bound
Price s2, ndd volumes of the New YORKER bound. price
he
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

sr The otaoe Of The Tribune Is removed to the
new and spacious buildings no. ftse NASSAU
STREET, In from, Of the Park, and nearly opposite
the City EaIl.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

FlRE.-About9 o'clock last evening fire broke
out in ffatne building occupied as carpenters
workshop in Tenth-street between Second and
Third Avenues. The building and its contents
destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

G- The improvements in the manufacture Of silk in this
country keep pace with the increased attention its cu
ture. the fair of the American Institute not only
saw remarkably fine specimens OF raw and manufactured
silk but struck with the simplicity end ingenuity
OF several of the newly invented silk reels That of JoNEss
especially appeared quite perfect This little machine
which very cheap, and simple in its construction pos
seses advantages any with which acquainted
1t not only sand spoo the ne but preserves
an and regular thread, while its movements are so
smooth ana regular that the silk rarely breaks
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

ANOTHER MURDER.--Wiiam Pullin was COM
mittcd to the Jail of this City Monday last,
charged with killing - Lewis, at corn husking
the Saturday night previous.
Raleigh Register, Oct. 2l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

NJ Nr. COVERT, As will be seen by his advertisement,
gives fine Temperance Concert this evening at the corner
OF chrysrie and DeaEcy We doubt not it will be
wen worth attendance
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

T Rev. Il. 0. SHELDON will lecture on tue
connection of Labor and Education with view to
improvement in Intellectual Culture, at the Sands
street Church, BrookLyn, This Evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
That same Old Coon.

u Ninth Vnrd.-The Clay Club OF the Eiut
Ward are requested attend regular Meeting Mon
day Evening the oath Oct nst al the Rob Roy House
ner of Greenwich and Leroy sts. at O'clock ali tho.
who wish to loin the Club can have opportunity 0
doing so on The above evening BY order.
HIRAM RICH, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

% Hon. john c. SPENCER, Secretary of War,
came down to this City yesterday from Albany, on
his return to Washington. 1t is understood that
he has formally renounced the Wing party, and
has written a letter to Western friend, which is
TO be published at the season most calculated TO
render it effective, denouncing Mr.. Clay and the
Wing measures, Protective Tariff excepted.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

70 Hon. c. A. WlokLlrrE, P. NJ. General
has returned to Washington from his Western tour.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

70 a man named Peyton committed suicide in
Posey, Harrison Co., Ia, few days since. Rsa-
sor-R,r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

10 The Loco-Foco Railroad Contention,
which was called to reassemble at Owego on the
ssth ult., came up missing-no Delegates except
from Steuben. Can any one tell us why2
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

Y-- s...srui semusiitee of Democratic
xwh;e Vaung MrD.--A special meeting oi tbs Corr.
n,itse aill be he'd the Broadway HOUSE on MONDAY
EvEeING 2sll October lGi2. a, o clock
gy oTder, ADDISON DouGHEk1'Y, Chairman.
Is. d. yAcKsos, sss,s,ari,.
C.K. TAYLOR, OF:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

wRITIsG-The eel brity of Mr. Brsow, ss teacher Of
writing makes any mention of his great merits supertuouS
sut il may not be generally known That TO conform 10 the
Zines he has reduced his terms from twelve six do!er
The system Of Shorthand Writing taught by Mr. B. gen.
orally admired and either there is teacher
more cordially recommend public patronage HI. scad
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

n THE NEw.YoRx MUSEUM presents unusually power
fu attractions this week. Mr. NELLIs the wonder OF the
world, born without arms, is engaged. He will perform
his extraordnsry exploits Mr. Collins. Mr. Delarue, Mrs.
Phillips, Mr. Wright and Mast Young engaged; III ad
dtion to which, you Museum CIrosiiies Picture Gal
lery. &C. all for shilling! No worder the place is
crowded 10 excess every with such strong inducements
held ont.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

soo.r in snkrnpcy for The dis1e COMPOSED Of The State
of Illinois, tue State of New York His Office is
r. in. ~ tree
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

~ The Nashville Wing, of Saturday last, us-
derstands that Gen. Jackson received painful
injury in the forehead, on Thursday, by the upset
ting Of a carriage, near the Hermitage, in which
he WAS riding out to visit sick neishtor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

JOHN DAY, Secret,ri.s
J. MILTON SMITH. Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

Co7suMprloN AND LIVER CoMeLaIar.-Protessor Buch
hotzs Compound Syrup OF Capiara the only medicine
that depended upon remedy tor those teariu
malades. Ali who have used IT, testify 10 lis unrlyaied v
tues always affords relief and has periormed cures N
cases where all other remedies tailed. Horace Everett
SCI Greenwich.s,rect sole Agent for the genuine artist
ocO 1t Th + NJ l. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

! II First ward, ,Attcniion Tile North River
Check Shirt Party viii the sVsrandah No. l8
west5treet Monday Evening next, O'clock bust.
ness of importance the Working Class. Punctual attend
ance OF every Slave is expected. By order rf the
c222& RABBLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
rT.r I,rEASD SPEECHES OF Henry Clay,

~ TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY,
No. X, bringing down the Life to the era OF MIR.
Adams's Administration, is published. No. 1l.
!. DELAYED for few days a, the request of the en-
craver. who desires to msks the PORTRAIT OF
Ma. Clay which viii accompany it little better
than anv ever vet issrcd. Ii will probably appear
by "Wednesday, and Will complete the First Vol
umc of this noble work. AL the numbers are for
sale at this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
u sixth Cengress;onal Distric..-The

u independent Wings 10 aI1e Rescne "a
meeting of the Third Congressional District, VIII be held
This (Mou,lav ming The Verandah. Is West-sree
oe4 III By order. WIN. OAKLEY, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

~ Boarding.-A gentleman and his wife, and a esu,
single gcr,lemen be accommodated with board and
pleasant at No. ~ City Hall Place. Rearenc,x
' ' -,,,,oyru ole awt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

" UIr. Warner has returned. and WIN pl''eei oei IL! .
his Music Glasses on their Regular evcblise
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

FALLsr.The Coroner to-day held inquest at No. l6
Leonard street, the body OF Margaret Waterman, CIR!
of the town OF incorporate habits Tbs deceased, who
resided the above place, had been spree for about
week. confined her bed in the Sd story part Of Fri
day, and between and O'Clock OF that evening found
lying The ground in the aeyway between the houses,
20 uTeadulIy injured that She died few minutes alter
wards Verdict that she her death by falling or
jumping from The roofu house No l6l Leonardsreet-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

T Second Advent Association neu ien,a snd
with preaching. the Lord will 10 morrow, ~ ,y.ek u
o'clock, tezcept Tbursday in the Hall eosth shrisYs no
and CIintor.streets Subject for Sondayo = Tane an
sage to Daniel. 9th chapter 21d verse .s,sndiugp
now come forth to give thee skill ana anas''s''r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

= WoHbsRFuL CuRE EfEEcrsp-Ag gentleman arlvei
here few days ago much afflicted with Asthma that DIS
friends dare not let him alone, but with him
Shortly after he arrived herr be attacked very severe
friend OF his Genie up Dr. Coverts office, No lSo Mas
sau street, and purchased bottle OF CovESrs BALM OF
eiy free frem all symptoms OF the disease This valrnble
medicine stoing won,ers in relieving those sflic;e ed with
full account OF cures certified TO by those WHO have been
afflicted may be by calling DR.. Coverps Medical
Once la5 Nassau street, under Clinion Halt New YoEs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

Prepared from the original recipe by
AZ Wes,minsterstreet, Providence; NJ n n
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents. q, ,.,r,es
and 100 Fuon.stree also sold by Abraham d. of Chan
Co., 273 Broadway, tGrauite Buldingsg E,sa Roadway
bers-sreef, and by David Sands x Co., I" S"'' o2Sl
corner OF hfarket-street -,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

r uusenssfs. Attention THE rego,sr g!oaros Bal,
meeting ef The Association will be held dn.Say a, sven
rorn, r Of Pearl and Centre-strects. on iuesu''
0c, es.t NJ = n,cIock precisely. Ey crder p.,d,nl
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-25

A FIRST Spree.-"Ncver was drunk but
once in my ife," said chap once in my
hearing; "never mean to be again. The
street seemed to be very steep, and lifted
my legs at every step as i'll was getting
up stairs. Several cart wheels were ma
king commissions IN my brain, and at one
time fancied my head was large car
wing and turning establishment, the la,hes
Of which was keeping in motion with
my feet. | couldn't conceive the reason
the town had turned into such an enor-
nous hill and what made it worse was
that it seemed TO be all the time growing
higher and threatened to pitch over on me.
So | turned round 10 60 down and get a,
the bottom, but hang me if the town didn'l
turn round with me, heading me all the
time, and presenting the high bluff in front
of me. Well, sure enough, the ground
soon flew up and struck me in the fore.
head; and as the stars cleared away, |
commenced climbing with my hands and
knees. The next thing saw was big
trick house coming full split around M.
corner! and | believe it ran right over me
for don't remember any more !'-Pica
ul1te.