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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
ST. JomNsRURY, vT., JUNE 2, ns4s.

breastworks supported by cannon. Had every ma"
been Charles the Twelfth or an Alexander,they
could not behaved more gallantly. cannot par
ticuiarze any officer as they all behaved with the
greatest spirit. Coils. Warner and Herrick. by
their intelligence and experience, rendered me I'M
portant services land desire they may be recon-
mende6 TO Congress. AS promised in my ORDERS
that the soldiers should have all the plumber tax en-
in the British camp, pray you to inform mo of
the value Of the cannon and other artillery stores
| lost my horse in ,he action and am glad TO come
off so we'll Our loss is inconsiderable, about 30
KILLED and 40 wounded.
Very respectfully,
Yours, in the common cause,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

Cause of Qnarret.-I wish owned all the pas
ture land in the world said Bod. well, wish
owned all the cattle in the world, said Ned =
How could you feed thema' asked bod. Il d 'ufn
them into your pasture, said Ned. 'No you would :.
Mt Yes would 'No you aoontd NJ. Nes
,,ou,d.7 you shant' Il shaUr and then came
The fis,cuffs-and o! how they did fight
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07


tho enemy a proper compliment for the Hubbard :
town affair, and their cutting off ST. Clair's
guard,
Let no man be too proud TO work. Let no man
be ashamed of hard fist or sunburnt cownten
ancc. Let him be ashamed only of Ignorance aud
soth Let no man be ashamed of poverty.-Let
him only be ashamed of deness and dishonesty.
An honest man need not feel the assaults of his
enemies Talent will be appreciated, industry
will be rewarded, and he who pursues, in any
calling, open, manly honest course, must in the
end triumph over his enemies, and build for HIM
self good name, which will endure long after his
tarducers forgotten.
The Lowell Courier speaks of young man in
that city exceedingly bright that his mother has
to look at i'm through smoked glass.
To CURE Sore EYES. "Good morning, land
lord SAID man the other day,as he stepped into
tavern to get something to drink.
"Good morning, sr,' replied mine host-"how
do you do?''
cob, don't know said the man. raising his
goggles and wiPing away the rheum, "Tm piag'd
most death with these pesky sore eyes. wish
you d tell me how to cure EN-
"Willingly' said The merry host Wear your
goggles over your mouh-wash your eyes in bran
dy, and 1 III warnt
DANDlEs 10 make great show,
Wear coats stuck out with pads and pulling,
And TINS is surely aPPropos,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

N. B. In this action, think we have returned
tho enemy proper compliment for the Hubbard :
town affair, and their cutting off ST. Glars rear
guard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

The Lowell Courier speaks ofa young man in
that city exceedingly bright, that his mother has
to look at hi i'm through smoked glass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07

DANDlEs 10 make great show,
Wear coats stuck out with pads and pulling,
And TINS is surely aPPropos,
For what's Goose ,oithout The stg6ing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-06-07
Hon. MAJ. GEN. GATES.

Yours, in the common cause,
Holm STARK T.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

duty; and had rather perish :H an attempt to
accomplish phat I coaceive to be incumbent upon
me, at & time so fraugM tcith danger to the tran
quiiity and prosperity Of the nation than endure
the .umitiAtiug upbraidiAgS Of seJ-accnsatioa,
wiM all The external honors, phich a cautious,
prudent and groseting spirit could anticipate or
acquire"
Such was the crisis presented in 1888; such the
Man who met it and avertcd It's pressing dangers.
Who then can justly accuse Mr.. Clay of uufaithful
ness to the great cause ofProtection?
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
Save a few rejecting gems
That wood the slimY deep"

So it is with Man. | saw noble youth, the
Joy of his father, the pride Of his mother, and
honorable in the eyes of the world. He knew no
stunned ali mean and vicious crowds; but in
his wanderings he haunted the iowery bank of
sparkling streamlet. He stood like the oak that
dared the tempest. but secret channel laughed
at his frmness, and carried off his foundation.
Render, that stream was ALCOHOL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

10 There is one very great advantage realized
by society in the present state of distress. Once
it was considered the acme of happiness for
man te afford to be idle. They called that leisure.
Now the utmost limit of wishing is to have some
thing to do Hard labor i, asserting its dignity,
and people are stamped natural fools who dis
claim the pleasure arising from occupation The
world will get right by and by.
IN O. Crescent CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

street. where may be found the second floor
sve assortment OF splendid Cabinet Furniture of The newest
and approved patterns and which will be sold
prices below what furniture of the quality be
bought for auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing OF The regular mandatory At auction prices must pe
eyident tue and long experience in the business
any advantage in good and ornamental ware
the subscriber feels confident saying that any who
call No. ~ Calhernestree and make their selection
shall have full and ample satisfaction, both rs - price and
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

TOAL, COAL, COAL.-Bcst Peach Or
" churd Red Ash Coal-Lump, Broken and Nut sizes
The undersigned authorised TO take orders Tor m this es.e
or on delivered from The burges fee OF carriage in any part
of this city or Brooklyn.
Also Grny Ash Schuylki, Lebigh and Lackawann Coal
best Liverpool Best Virginia Coal for black USE at
the very lowest price JOSEPH P. SIMPSON,
Office No ll8 Nassau-s,reet
nc those for = larger onanity myaf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

FRElGHr ys. PosTAeE.-The freight Of barrel
of flour to Boston, Newburypor, or Portland is 10
l2. cents the postage Of letter to the same
places is 18S cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

p The Southern Literary Messenger
TIE Angus, No. Of this valuable very popular periods
cal has promptly made its appearance and may be had al
this office this morning Persons aboutleaving the CITY ana
travellers passing through will find this work both useui
and entertaining companion Price for single numbers
50 cents. Agents supplied on the usual terms
The contents Of the August No. l. Mrs. Laiour-oy
Young Lady OF Virginia This an admirable tale OF
Fashionable Life. . Journal of American Naval Officer.
Norhern Rambes l. Blindness and the Blind, No. H.
The Patriotism Of 81. Paul. his character Reformer
and Scholar considered his for books; his travels
MS conduct &c. 6. Our Younger Poets-hy G. Livingston
Tailmadge Z, The Rights of wsmen. 8. History Of The
Knights Of Mata-hy William w. Andrews Consul at Malta
POETRY on . variety of subjects.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
91THITSEY a. JENKINS, CROTON

w WATER PLUMBERS, No. 8 John street. near
Brondway New York. White Pine, Cedar, and Locust
ydruis Lead and Iron Pipes of first quality Baths Water
Hydraulics of every description, furnished and fixed on
,e most approved principle and most reasonable s terms
depha having been engaged for the last u in the
above place. where he has superinended some OF ie lar
superior to any in use Certi9ate from Mr. Thomas W.
Walter, Architect of Grard College, and others may be
he shop All orders pnncualy otencedto. Jy285m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

II Reanenber the Removal Of the skenI
Cnu,phine Oil, Sp its and Iaproyed Burner, 70 La
Fayete Hail. 5s7 Broadway, opposite Nibos q. ts
duced nearly 50 per cent g. W. McCREDi,ys;
jy IA i'm W
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

TlNTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Thomas
Jones' Accountant isS Broadway, opposite John-st,
undertakes and adjust accounts OF every dscp
aud easy method Of conducting this department. the adver
User with the confidence derived from mneL experience %
books as are best adapted any particular routine
business In complicated Pa5er;h affairs m or % eoninse 10 e
cases an equitable and indisputabe adjustment.
Published and for sale by the aItor as above "Joness
Priacpe and Practice Of Bookkeeping which already
The eI book in the leading Academic institutions OF this
country nnd the only American work the subject that
has be.n printe in England Price 81 50 mySu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
Culver WARE.-Wm. Thomson, Nc

SILVER WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
100 Will;an,s,reet continues manufacture Silver
Ware of the hest description and Of the latest pacrns-
Presentation Vases Ptshes Walters Tea ard Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chdrcns Mugs richly
chased aud appropriately designed.
Also Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks, silver blades; Forks
and Spoons threaded ard patterns
Prize Medals OF various patterns suited tor prizes oil FLO
ricultural, Horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders BY letter puncualy attended 10.
The whole of these articles manufactured on tie pre-
nises of sterling silver and expense spared in
the beauty OF tie Workmanship
n b. Drawings and estimates Of articles for presentation
will he furnished in answer TO application iv25 Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
WHOLE NO. ais

CLOTHING, 90 Chatham street.-Per
~ in wan, of good Clothing and wishing
little these hard tines. would do well TO call WILLIAM
DOGSEN'S Sore No. as Chatham asd exaI,-
iup his stocF VI ready made Co,lfng, before purchasing
elsewhere he is well convinced thar iney viii dispute
Inc rr;re ja2 Sm-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
Cro,on Water
VO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

q OtherS-Weided ,prougkt Iron Tubes Tor Stean Wa
ter Cas- &c from inches diameter and in lengths
from inches u ee capable Of sustaining an nterna
iber with fittings OF every description, such hows. Us
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &C.. which the Tubes are
ioired by Screws, and by of which they be put
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability Of hes. tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them Superior all others for any Of the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
iy23 If WALWORTH & MASON, 36 Ann.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

E- CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUID The ..aas SUD
screr would nyie the attention. OF the pnblc r ns &
Of stiREENoUGHSPATE LAMPS ,sien , iro.. as n
beauty AID superior qualities are destined n.d n lem Is
aicai preparations very clean In Us a ;d
very brilliant and eeo9amea, 9 a, s a smell or grease
IA, ~ MN. H. l,se Ds fomon Lamps be altered
At ri bum The ad s ar Iha a,
kindly permitted 70 refer ssi,a' 20 ,ise article
tafniies' "'o arc 80" y T. HOOKER, 46S Broadway,
F.B-There danger Of explosion u eses os Sig ~
ese articles.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

Posr OFFICE NEw-YoRK, July II, 19t2
TUnited States Express Mail FROM NEW
YORK AND BoSTON.-The Post Master General with
view 10 the accommodation of the public, and 10 increased
despatch and security has established an express Mall 10
expedite winch Messengers will be employed under The 'r
mediate supervision and direclionlf MEssRs HAEEDsH
Co. for carving the Mails be,wecI his City and Boston,
and the important Intermediate PAGES, with c5r-cuon 70
cause the delivery the earliest possible time Letters WI
be received board the S;oniagsn Line OF steapoas
which carries the Mail via Stongon and froTde'ce 10
Boston from past O'clock until the time OF departure
during which time postage he paid Letters VIII De re-
ceiyei at this office up O'Clock, T. G Ihs sfTahS-
ment win 20 into operation the Goth inst
liyI9 I'm JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, T. NJ
UUnited States Express Mail FROM NEW.
YORK TO BOSfON.-With view to give The greatest
possible convenience despatch and security TO the neraS
Jog communication between Boston ahd this CITY, me fos
Master General has established regularly sworn esser-
gers attached the Department from this city TO ostoi
under the immediate superintendent OF The undersigned
TO commence the 20'h inst
To carry the fullest possible extent these views OF
the Post Master General letters for Boston, Provd ence and
New Bedford will be received on board the regular
O'Clock Mail Boat, (and if desired postage can be paa)
from past O'CLOCK up TO The time OF It's departure Tor
Boston,
Public notice therefore hereby given OF the above
rapremen, and all persons rely The lncre dslng
diiiSepce with which all mail matter will be forwarded as
above in The shortest possible space OF ti and with The
greatest security HaENDE!S z W.
nar, York Jnlv 18th 1872 ivi9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

IT Doctor xInrduer's LectureS.-The second
edition of Doctor Lardnes Cosrse OF Lectures delivered
Nblo's just published ana or sale at this Office Pricei
IS cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures are
E!ectriciy-The -Galvansrn-1he Fixed StarS-hng-
netic Ncede-Latilude and Notwithstanding, Tan
on.-poou,ar Paiiaces-Light-Faliin StarsTemporary
S,a.-Hstorical Sketch of Astronomy Dew-Scence aid.
ed by Ar-Scen,ihc al the
Retna vol,ac Eatiery-S.eam Engines of Great Britain
,n,l a,,a.ic,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

NOTICE-To the heirs and legal repre-
sentatiyes of ABRAHAM GiHBLE, late of Var
wick township Lancaster county, in the State OF penssy
vap deceased In pursuance Of an order issued our o. E
CouT of Common Pleas of Lancaster county, VIII hold an
Inonisilon upon Real Estate OF the said deceaset on
THURSDAY, the 25 day of August, A D. ls4 q, lhe ss?
drnce Of benjamin. l. Gilble who occupies the premises IN
warwick township aforesaid then and there TO make par!
ton and appraiseeut of said real estate, at which e
aud place you may attend it you think proper
The real estate said deceased consists OF piece oil land
in said township containing 50 ore or sss with le
adjoizns land OF Michael Stanfer Pese
Lo5geneeker Jacob Ritter, Benjamin White Henry sum
y.s heirs and oti,ers A. e. ROBERTS.
Sheriff OF Lancaster Co, Pennsyivania.
s,sris,s Office Lancaster July IS, 1872 il5 IawtW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
NJ New K.etnnicui Texl Rook.-The Bo.ani

NJ New Bsotanic:li Text Book.-The Botani-
cal Colleges, Schools, and Private Students
comprising, p,..;o,,.;,,,
Part An introduction 10 Structural and Physelogcai
Part H. The principles of Systematic Botany; with an
account Of the chief natural families OF the vegetable KING
dom and notices of the principal ohcinal or otherwise use
ul plants Illustrated with numerous engravings on wood
By Asa Gray NJ D. Fisher. Professor OF Natural History
in Harvard University &c. Just published and or sale oy
jy2O (2) DAYTON NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway
ny PARTICULAR NOTlCE-Those persons having
furniture OF any description dispose Of or who are break
ing up housekeeping, will find ready sale Tor any poroo
or all OF their goods by sending their address, OF calling
upon the subscriber Goods TO any amount purchased
2. COTTON l. CO.. 1877 ChatI an,-s'.
Al Private Sae-2 first Piano Fores that will be sold
very low " t''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
DKOWN'S BOWLiNG SALOON

, Masonic Halt Erof way-In Introducing tins eStaD.
lsnent aotice Of gentlemen, The proprietor would
call attention possessing advantages superior to any
thing ever yet produced in the world; and where can be
found recreation unasspciased eh yugarty Obectopa-
bic society II has the aim Of the proprietor IN adapt
ing this superb hail the OF athletic exercise TO
bsnsh by strict protory regpaions all dssafnns from
proprety; to insure th ne has been careful in his
selection assistants. and particularly those charged with
IFS general supervision.
To sranges visiting e city, and also czers desirous
OF amusement and nvgorang exercise during their ab.
sence from business this Hall hes attractions, OF high ORDER
inviting the delightful cooess et upon Its size
and perfect ventilation and the order and decorum prevail
ing from strict discipline among lis ATTENDANTS
N. lin this Salson will be found slI alleys thereby
preventing the usual detention 50 50 uch an y95m
CPLENDID DISCOVERY Y for LEARN
INi3 TO PAINT hED DRAW FROM NATURE.
The works OF learners executed this
nav be seen al No 81 Broadway near the American Hotel
Mons VIcroK ERwETrE viii give lessons in this city until the
18th of next ucn The time Of his departure Tor France
All those new discoveries to the humser =. FIX may be
learned in six kour-for the low price oil xo doarstor
each now kind payable after tle lesson. Amateurs who
have seen works OF the pupils are convinced that these
are real discoveries useful 10 artists as well rs Tor those who
have never studied designing for he rspdty and perIsc
ton with which drawings from nature raay be Inc
excellence OF the system II is impossible {, e1pa.n one
lesson should be taken pupil shond I've seen at Work
fully 10 understand IL -. yi1 III.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

ny Mr.. Clay,s speech at the Festival nt Lexing.
ion KY. Mr. Chief Justice RoRERTSoSs ADDRESS as the
President OF the Meeting, and Mr.. CLAYs FAREWELL
SPEECH on his retiring from the United States Senate is
published in neat Pamphlet and for sale at this Office
Price i2I CENTS 81 per dor-o Postmastss who remit
81 90 win receive is copies. Clay Clubs supplied at S.
r.j
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

GEA BATHING at Long Branch, New
~ Jersey on the Atlantic OceanThe subscribers boart
ing house is open for reception OF COMPANY under the
direction of alrs. Ferguson JNO. HoffSN.
NJ E-No bar kept jy5 2m~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

RT ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
IYl MOTTO E.-whereas, a. A. Samanos, of 81 Broad
wav New-York is making improper use. OF MessrS.
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale of their Medi-
cines This IS therefore inform the public that Mt
in New-Yok Messrs Hlorrisens only Agents in
New-York are Messrs. FIRTH HALL, OF No. Frank
lin square from whom alone the Medicines be had gem
uine. tSignedl MofiSoN ~ W.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road toad2n,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
The CrU;ou CeIebratlon.
JOB PRINTER. No. 4 Little

~ Green street. between Maiden lane and Liberty, Office
he Boston CarS Press, where all orters thankfully
sved ard execn,ed a he lowest prices in the neaest
style Printing gold. silver, ruby brou.e also In the
various coored inks Badges for the approaching Croton
Celebration. printed 20 order, at reduced prices.
an9 fns.t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

T IFE and SPEECHES OF HENRY
Il 4 CLAY-EIALL0RY'S Broadway
House, July 25l, general committee of the Demo.
cratic Wing Young Men OF the city and county Of New
York,
Resolved That the publication propoed Of the Life and
Speeches of Henry Clay by DANIEL MALLORY of New
York undertaken wth,c and appreciation OF tha.
distinguished statesman cordially Recommended by this
Committee the favor OF their Democratic Wing brethren
throughout the Union. Exract from the minutes
GILES n. HILLYE Asst Chairman,
SAMUEL D. JACKSON, S.,;f Presiding
CHARLES. X. TAYLOR 3SITts H. H. ss4.
N. b. The above work viii be published in two large
octave volumes least 500 pages each, bound In cloth
extra with embellishments: likeness of Mr.. Clay; view
Ashland his residence, and such oer pictorial engray-
ngs may be advisable to adorn the work ffe price
Agents to obtain subscribers viii be appointed
in due season. = - DANIEL MALLORY,
iy28 I'm 20 WaIEstreet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

f IKENESSES taken by the Oaguerreo-
type Process, are taken the corner Broad
way and Johns in superior sye with all the modern
improvements without any regard the weather, the
sn being always the same. ~ -
distractions in the above beautiful art given and ap
paraius furnished at moIerate prices
NJ B. All the apparatus used in the business may be ob.
taned the above place Also every description Of Mna
ture Cases. Lenses, Plates &c &C. Specimens may be seen
NJ the rnnris al anY time during the day. iy4M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

= AIDES SHOE STORE, at .. 3. Mil
Il Ier l42 Canalst Ladies who intend going into the
country and wishing their supply OF Shoes find
pete superior assortment OF Ladies' and Chidreu's
Boots and Shoes of all the different styles bo:h ssgle and
double soeS. Al.o Linen CATER Boots So per pair.
Ladies. House slippers six liiuss per pair warranted
good Every article warranted Of his manufacture,
and sold at the Lowest possible price, by
j. r MILLER, l42 Canal-st
ivsS e,isen,x he,wppu TLompson and Suliyan-stS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05
METAL WARE.-1

ED Sets, Tea and Coffee Uras, Cas,ors, Lamps, Dish
Covers Music Plates, Commune Tankards, Cups Plates,
Bap,iSma! Bowls, Coffin Plates &c &c, manufactured ON
refined rolled metal by Messrs Reed Barton raunton
Mass and superior any other manufactured
in This country and equal any mpoed.nr sale by their
only agent in this city, WlTHERELL, Jr.
,rn9 o4 John street
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-07-28
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THURSDAY, JULY %, .s42.

at = IN seting of highly respectable por-
ton of the citizens of Page county, held at
the court house On the 25th July, 1842-Col
JoHS NaCFaERsnS was called to the chair and
AsDREw J. O'BANNoS appointed Secretary.
The Char explained the object of the NEE
ting in very forcible and appropriate speech,
to he to consider the propriesy. of the cnntem-
plated Convention to be held atI.ewisburg on
the first Monday in August next, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the political
grievances under which the Western portion
Of the State of Virginia now labors, and to APP
point delegates to said convention.
On motion OF Francis II. JehDAs. Esq,
Resolued. That The chairman appoint CON-
mittee of FIVE to draught resolutions EXPIRES
ave of'the sense of this meeting
Whereupon, the chair appointed MANN
ALNoNn, W,LLIAM C. L.ucK, ANDREW J.
o'BAsSoN, FnANcIs H. JoRBAN, and jAcoB
.B.Kka, Esqs. on said committee; who, having
retired for short time. returned and presen-
ted the following resolutions, which, on mo-
ton of MANN ALMOND, Esq. were Unanimous
~ adopted.
/. Resolped, That this meeting heartily APP
prove of the Convention to be held at Lewis
burg on Monday the 1st day of Angus, next
2. Reso1vsd, That twelve delegates be ap-
pointed to attend that Convention from this
county, and the chairman is hereby empow
cred to appoint said delegates.
3. Resolped, That GREEN b. SAMuELs, of
Woodstock, Va j. B. CALDWELL, E. b. Bal
Lev, HENRY ERsKiNE, SAMUEL PRIcE, and
JOHNSON REYNOLDS of Lewisburg, be appoint
ed alternatives 10 represent this county in tina,
convention.
In obedience to the Cd resolution, the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed delegates:
hAsN ALMOND, G. JORDAN, A. J. O'BANNoN,
iNcoB BAKER, F. H. JoRDAN, WIN. c. LAucK,
Taos. BuzwELL, ELIAS OVERALL. Dawn
BuaaAaNEn, Col. JONAS ALEsHlRE, Aa'M SER
lER, and JAcGa SrRoLE-and on motion Of ia
coz BAKER, Esq. the chairman was added TO
the number of delegates.
On motion of E. QyERALL, Esq,
Resoloed. That these proceedings be signed
by the chairman and secretary,and that copies
be sent to the Woodstock Sentinel and Win
chester Virginian for publication, and also to
:he Corresponding Committee at Lewisburg.
On motion Of WIN. CAMPBELL, Esq. the
meeting adjourned.
= JOHN MCPHERSON, Chm.
A, J. QHAssoS, Sec'ry.