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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

Don \. AlmonIe has been appointed by
the government, Of Mexico Minister Pie
nipo,entiary to the United States. He
has the reputation of being sagacious
and cool-headed man, and il is hoped that
through this appointment the breach will
be closed between the two governments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

ALABAMA CorroS.-lt is stated that
the Gotten crop Of South Alabama for the
year ending on the 3lst of August last. all
received at Mobile, was 10000 bales.
In the year 1918 the whole crop was but
1000 bales. Vt "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

JoHN c. CoLT, who was arraigned for
the murder Of Mr.. Adams, printer, in
the city of New York, about year since,
(whose body he baked up and sent on
hoard vessel directed to st. Louie. the
horrid account of which we p iblishcd at
the ,i,ne,j was som..im: sia:c tried and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

Tue BANKS OF VIRGINIA have resum.
ell specie payments. The operation APP
pears 10 60 on very smoothly, very small
amounts of specie only being called for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

The Legislature Of Massachusetts. hav-
ing passed an &C. districting the state for
the choice of ten representatives to Con-
gress, terminated its session on the 10Th
Nllimo. ..."..-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

A Wing State Convention is TO be held
al Jackson. Tennessee. on the l4lh Of
next month. In several counties dele
ga.es have been appointed. and instructed
to use all proper means to insure the no
minaiion Of Henry Clay for the Presiden-
cy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

fnhrielfd. Efforts we're inside by his
eoul''sI % Iaosrra sptw lrlsl. boa allh,
90 saeatssl md b 81 lem ssn.sneud
2 b. hung q he ls.h ius,nuL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

The VorR Fon GnvEeSoR.---ComP!";c
r. turns have at length been received oI
the vote far Governor. According to the
statement in the Register, Gov. More
heads majority is 1904; according TO the
Standards statement it is only I.7i5.
We shall re.publish the statement when
the official vote is announced
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06
Attention.-TowN COMPANY,

Won are hereby commanded and or
- dered to attend at the court house in
Hillsaorough. on Saturday the 18th Of
October, at II o'clock, armed and equip
ped, with six rounds of powder, Tor regi.
mental exercise. 4
CHS. s. WARREN, O. S.
0etobet s. Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

MEsHgRIsz.-rhs report a. Thar por-
lion Of NE Medical R.eul.y Of Isiehmpnd
.ho -ilnesssd The rseeLi ssp,tiaaenls
IN Animal M.gaeiisn,. By Nc. French.
That cay. 70 ahnily sdyrrse 10 The mar
srllous CLAIMS Of ihs scenes. Nearly
81 = experiments before tie D0e.ors,
80 detailed ~ lrng,h IL Ihs eolumns Ut The
Richmond psPs,s. resulted N sgn ! I l.
stfs. Consequently - suppose iI,.i q
vii hsnesiarh be regarded =. one Of he
many hnmbngs u this pri,fc sGe.
80 Danriiie Rep.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

SHOWER OF FISHES. Ca scientific
writer IN the Rochester Evening Past. al.
ter scouting The idea that the frugs, toads.
saskes, fishes, &c. which are some
nmes precipIta,ed 10 the earth during a
siol, n, shower, rome from the mnon, or
have been drawn up Ia lhe clouds by the
action III water spout, p'opaunds the
theory tina, onlv the ova or germs "f these
reptiles are lifted from the warers, aud
the perfect animal ersaniz-d aud dsvei
opel while surrounded with s'nrms sut
riding on The wings 81 he wind.
Thus lheury accounts fnr The tact, that
they are oil young and apparently ~ A.
bout the same stage &c existence Is no,
he mysterious passr 4" electricity an
essential sgen, in this rapid prolucuun o.
animal hle, The curious experiments 4
VIZ Crosse in England. shed some ugh,
IN The subject. We are very much in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

A large meeting Of the citizens Of Phi
ladelphia was held on Friday evening, tn,
10Th ult., al the Saloon Of the Museum
for the purpose Of expressing iheir disap
probation Of the removal, by Prcsidcn
Tyler, of Jonathan Roberts. from The Col
lectorship Of that port. Abou, five thou
sand persons are said to have been in
attendance. The following resolution,
were adopted by reclamation:
The merchants. mechanics, maaufac.
mreis, and other citizens Of philadelphia,
have met in general town meeting tn ex-
press their deep sense Of the injustice
that has been done Ia them by the Presi
dent Of the United States, in the removal
Of a public offireI without cause, and oil
the violation Of the constitution and laws
by the usurpaiion and abuse Of patron,
age for selfish and unworthy purposes.
Strongly impressed BY this sense OF iniu-
~ tn this community aud wrong to the
nation, they have
Resolved, That the private relations,
the personal department. and public con-
duct Of JONATHAN RoBERTs, late Collector
Of the Port Of Philadelphia, during his re-
sidcnce amongst US, have commanded the
esteem and respect Of this community,
and especially of that portion Of il here
assembled whose business and pursuits
brought them into intimate association
with him. He came amongst us person.
ally stranger. lie leaves US to regret
thai the high character which secured for
him an unsolicited and unexpected Office.
and which he has so maintained as to en-
dear himself 10 all who have had official
intercourse with him, has been an made
quate protection against the calumnies Of
secret enemies and the undisciplined i'm
pulses Of passionate infrmi,y.
Resolved. That our respect and esteem
are enhanced By his firm and resolute in
dependence in resisting the unauthorized
requisition Of the Executive and the at
TEN pt made 10 degrade his old age and es-
tahIishcd character 10 the poor purposes
of partisan prescription.
Resolved, That in our opinion, here
Deliberately expressed, there are other and
higher considerations than those of per-
sonal regard and sympathy to which as
citizens of a constitutional republic we
are bound to give utterance. with respect
to tho recent coadnct Of the Executive
considerations of glaring official miscon.
duct, for which We invoke the response
hili,v which the Constitution and the
laws are meant to enforce.
Resolved, That. in our judgment, it
is an official misdemeanor for the Presl-
dent Of the United States 10 interfere, d.
rec,ly or indirectly, with the subordinate
appointments in the revenue service, over
which by law he has no control, and in
which by law he is prohibited from inter
lering.
II is m;.demsanor in Office, assuming
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

"N~st AhHAf9 ttfHt NV
HENRY nLAY.-Ths Ksdsasl g..
lsil'E'nrFr ihus EPss y = e Ertsi Kssl
rFn sl-lesmaE:
|" Having bsrn I'D skus aeridsnlslly b.
Iallads q Dir Clay. "a IKE lie apporln
Inliy ,esrprsss ll.s lru. sss,ife -siss sA.ek
4 has aaasdsd ~ 70 observe .hs crossing
dlsPo-ilioa smong he People % 60 thai
JS'ilre % hr. Cl.ys palilieal character
aid qasi.hr.saons whlrh Cor lie lssl e.
'etR yesrs ne haze steadily iasskrd fnr
lhsm Desiring. Gor our pssl. lI,sl skr
question a 70 he neat Prss,esncy shauia
Has BE sgilshd 50 early % nos. sof sssn
ior ysar yet On zone. rifrumssners
have ,hssTled our sislss. ard lolred thr
qussiisn uPan The pubic susniion. Nor
Ca there be doubs Of me Issue. The
losd and general acclaim By shleh Hsary
Ilay . hns called 20 he Presidency. %
he prsUdssl irbuis 10 The prlnr,pIss
ah'rh be las isishinily aud learIsssly
m.lniainsd; shirh elarlpusiy piLmlhrd
IN he sisrlian 81 Harrison iwo years
sge; and sh'rh are drslinsd ~ achieve
40 isss isilmphani sie,osy a. The slrc.iOn
thsi . % 'aks place two years hence"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

The people of the territory Of Iowa
have decided against forming state con-
slilaiion by majority of 2,d35 votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06
thursday. tsrtaher O.

CO. Ths meeting q ne IaIERaRE
,ssoc,.rsox having heen adjourned %
~, evening. he members viii meet Il
s.. usual lime and plsre Question "a
5.b,e: ;. Oaghi he veio power Of he
President % BE further limited!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06
Notice.

\ Ii those inhabited Ia MEBANE & TUR.
"a NER must cad aud settle by November
Court. nr they win tiad their notes or accounts
H. The hands &c an officer.
MEBANE e. TURNER.
August ~ u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

The Globe is evidently much alarme,
at what it is pleased To term. /" renewal
Of the carousals of 1870" The sight ol
d" that same old coon." too, has Mortified
our friend Of the Richmond Enquirer.
Now these carousals" were the meet
ing of the Freemen Of the Country. held
under the bright sun, on the plains and
vallies, and mountain tops. throughout
the length and breadth Of the land-and
they will be held again. The work or-
dsred in 1910, was stopped in 1871. II
will be recommended in 1915. II may
suit politicians TO stigms,ise the plain
homely gatherings of the Yeomanry,
where they listen to discussions vitality
interesting and important to them-eat
their hoe cakes and cold heef--and drink
their hard cidet-it may suit the office
seekers. TO call these gatherings "caroa-
SAILS" but yeomanry will NEE. together
for all that. .aierandria Gaz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

STATEMENT OF THE cAsE.-WiIl The
farmers read III The Haverhill Mass J
Gazette says:
A powerful stream had run over falls,
in certain neighborhnod. sinre The crs
alton. The people on The bank had long
admired The stream and fall. but they
could not control or use il, having neither
money nor skill. The people got their
living By raising hops. with lille corn.
beans. and potatoes: and poultry was
their principal stock, as the land. being
mostly pine barren, yielded but little
grass. That which was cultivated was
worth only IS an acre, and much OF il
was common and worth nothing.
A, ID. and & came among the rest,
bought an hundred acres Of land, includ.
ing the falls, giving ten dollars an acre.
They laid out $4,000 in building a
strong dam and factory. They paid $40,
600 TO the people for labor, for qnrrying
stones, making bricks. and putting up the
factory and dam, and $1,000 went for
nails. glass, &c. They paid. dollar a
day for labor. and double for lumber 10
what il had ever brought before. The
clay and stones were before worth no
thing. They paid for labor. as we before
said. one dollar, whereas before labor on
the spo, yielded only twenty-five cents
worth Of hops, potatoes, &C., and when
they went out 10 work among farmers on
better soil they got thirteen dollars a
month. @ -@@ .@.a..@ IF
After the factory was finished. they
hired all The young men at one dollar
day. and the young women at fifty cents.
Lands rose in the vicinity. so that many
got OIL 900 for that which before was not
worth 800. The farmers round got one
third more for their hay, cora, and pota.
toes Vegetables which were worth no
thing before, except To eat. now found
ready market. The articles manufactur
ed were sold to the people lower than
ever befnre, as they were free Of duties
and transportation.
At the end of ten years they reckoned
all up. A. R, and G had doubled their
money. The land for four square miles
was doubled in vslue-in the village eigh.
teen times its value. Thirty thousand
dollars worth Of houses had been built
from the savings Of the laborers, and the
business continues.
Now we commend A, B, and G, and
consider them benefactors. Our oppo-
nenis call them aristocrafs. who.have
d" feathered" their own nests out of the
hard earnings Of the people, and think
they should be taxed and vexed till they
stop business and set the workmen free. |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

he d +, - 10 uLs, Is The tFireirls az
"s'ay' AseFis Con. ass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06

HeniIt,i I EsI ore % he MstsrhuEsi's
aslfgslinh Wiih wham Ne MshsisI esB
~ 81, and lsaFupglg sdEisrd hln 4 go.
i.aps . ~ has. ! lkuuEtl ~ nsiRsl
= MsF Eilh GsFsi nsnsln = ,hsl the h.
- immintui. nnd I hid eunliaears siaa A
ahg Ran - lie enBnlGv ronld assrs a she
Sserfi1ry eoald-snd I lhsfrlnss sGEssd
BIN D. rrnsinss a hes posi. Thss a.nsst
has na~ happily pss,ea - ay-snd Ne re
. fsihaps 90 oil.sF e'lzrn che eepi6
have F.ushi he - geli.lon % f.,orshls
'ssmina'iun. ard saved Is lGem being
flsnsed lhlO > war sIIh E.glsnd."
IIEcULASE THE DocUaESTs.- We
lrnsi that every friend of The glorious
Wing cause in North Carolina. viii as
sisl IN extending The circulation Of Wing
Newspapers among his nsighbors. This.
aiier-sll. - ihe great lever IN eifecling POI
liiicsl rrsulls. Il is mighty engine Tor
gnnd or for evil. By Inc industrious cir
eulaiion Of Wing papers. the ruth viii Be
sowa ~. many new places, those already
favorable will be stimulated. ard Others
vii. enlist under The banner OF The eoun-
try. II i folly 10 suppose that We can
triumph without an eilon. Our oppo-
ncnts never fail 10 invoke the aid OF The
Press FOR the advancement OF ILtir per-
nicious doctrines; The friends Of the peo-
pie owe il 10 themselves and their coun-
Try. 70 make use Of il Tor good purposes.
Regisisr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-06
List OfLetiers.

Rsaaiairs " IT, Poi OHiss ~ Hfisea.
Issah. \. q. e ~ 81 - = Osg.
-, lsi2. uhlch i ~ iskfa oct IN
itHf EOaths. AL e psHi 10 he GtE.
eel Pat $50 a dsad lrIirr.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
"WA,n,snrns- In,x LII

"The majority in Congress have determined on a
deed. that f eanied out, will produce civil war in
ten days time. They met las, evening in Caueu,
and resolved on the following steps to be taken by
tAsu;" ttlere follows MIR John Jones awful dis
closure. The President to be impeachei-then
suspended. Mr. Mangum to enter upon tho duties
OF the Presidency, and Capt. Tylct's trial continue
Till the close Of his term To quiet the fears Of the
good Ty'erites about New Orleans, Snethen assures
them that ths President is not at all alarmed by
these Vaccinations OF the traitors Of his country
tie adds:
"Let Mr. Nansum DARN 10 exercise Executive
powers IN the Government. lie will fnd himself
Immured within the cold walls Of a dungeon, IN
less tine than he cin demonstrate. and ARA COED
Tor high treason. The courts OF Law vet exist,
thank God, Let the majority uf tho House OF Re-
proscn'a'nes pass bill involving high treason
against the State. They will find that law can reach
even them.
"Stirtng and revolutionary events must trans pire
IN the next ten days"
There is something in Tyleri,n,, which makes
fcls OF all who contract it'll they be no, fools be.
E,rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
UPPER APPONATTCX COMPANY
ANN sMITH ACADEMY,
IhAINUIUNl Wa
II. BRADSHAW, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.

'INlE next session of 10 months will commence Oh
a Thurrday, tho LIST Scptcnfe r NJ young lady will
be ADMIT for shorter period shan months nor will
any allowance lie made for absent time occasioned
by protrac'cd sickness.
The terms per hall session OF months Board Ia
GLIDING bed aud bedding, washing, lights s5J-
Room rent 81 Tuition IN any all Of the brsnchca
crssary - complete English education SD 10 Lain
Greek or Fcnch $40 Music SIC. Use Of Piano Gui.
tar 81 Drawing aud Painting, with the Of Prnts
so Fancy work $40 the bc paid advance,
or at tho end Of each half session with added
la this institution tie strctcs attention paid te
nation Of a1yke manners aud the religious
culture OF The pupils. secaiian views however,
all times carefully avoided II will doubt, be crafty
Ing, Particularly TO the friends Of religion know that
the Teachers employ 90 the all
memnoIs--wo are mcmbcrs OF the Presbyterian ani two
q" the Episcopal church; and their character aud quaf
cations as Teachers rank among first country
u u presumed that the bare mention names of Mrs
10y Miss Hewitt aud Captain williamson, (of the viz
gina Military Institute, who hiss engaged 20 take charge
OF the Drawing aud Painting classcs) will be sufficient no
Ieeommcnd the Ann smith Academy least far as
Teachers concerned the liberal PATRONAGE Of an
enlightened community
Lexington, July ~. 1872. iu26 cIaviw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
DIX y N
AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL.

'TIl5 remarkable individual, vino aVocairt anil Pc
deftr1u has aricfC1 much attention iu the Moth
crn cics has arrived chntnd, andis now undergoing
hif extraordinary employment Of walking sky couIor
tive hours, without sleep rest, elevated plank M
teen feet long aud three wide.
Several Y"ars ago, when Captain Barclay. the great I'm
Eish re l0strani walked thousand miles in thOu.and
hours. sir Ashley Cooper snd the scientific Of the
Lonlon college Of Phvcttus tout toir hoads together
aui orRnaied 80 experiment. u supposed beyond
physical energies ~ man tu accomplishments experiment
wai Tor an INDIVIDUAL 20 walk iOny.cight hours pank
ht'cn feet long. Tour feet high aud three wide without
socp or regtandi n order 70 try the feat tbcy offered
premium ~ one M0nsIHd pods 10 the succcFsnl indi
ydua several hundred pcra0ns, during tho las four
vc years, have made The attempt anu all lave failed, o.
hours being the mo. ever accomplished by English Pc
desrian9-and has been reserved for an American a
PrEiHiau too, 10 cEcccihe time, by Twelve hours any
other person thereby beating the calculation Of the most
/ Eclcnukc persons of ihc LONDON Faculty.
Mr. " De- about 10 leave hr native land tho purpose N
performing the feat before the Board of the London Pa
Guilty ~ Pl s.c.ans IN order obtain premium oor.
cd, and slso 10 his incufs tho New York Turf
i Club. tho wager nIde on Inn n 3ODn pounds
Being anEiou1u give c Faculty Of his native Slate and
the public generally specimen n physical endurance e,
sud alsJ 90 c Tie sphere ~ this climate mus
clos DE has been Induced To through the experiment NJ
/ tIc prcaeut Time.
NJ D. vii, during tho erjdbi1on, entertain his vsers
viii number n b popular melodies aud In tho evening
| with specimens ~ Mosmeristn.
~ man wlO can walk siHy hours without sleep or rest
not 10 be seen every day, have doubt that the Gu
IONS 0i ~, rmond will ny him visit AZ in New York
Philadelphia baltimore Washington City, no attracted
CtOWlG ~ The most Intelligent persons. ~ g ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
DIBREJJ,S SPRINGS

A ropor, has gained currency that the roads lead
ing to this pleasant retreat in the mountains had
been so much damaged by tho late rains as, {, be
impossible for carrases-and that the Proprietor
talked Of shutting up shop for the season. There
is not word OF truth in this. The roads, tho
somewhat washed, have bsen repaired, and in rs
good condition as usual; and the proprietor is pre-
pared to welcome. with the abundant good cheer
which never fails him, all who may honor him with
their company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
ERPooL CLASSIFICATION.

TOBACCO-Since our last review the opera
tons in Tobacco have been TO q moderate extent,
and the sales for the week embrace about 500 hhds
at previous rates. The demand is principally con
hned TO the better qualities when are now very
s-aree, and strictly choice parcels would command
fraction above our figures. We quote fair run
ming lots. p, ~ and SIC for Y, Seconds and Flrsts;
selections and fine lots. 4sl higher.
Arrived since tie Sih inst. .37l hhds.; -Cleared,
IN Tie same time, for verpool, Ctr hhds-Londou,
l312-Bremen. loS-Marseiiies, 2O-New York
493-Boston, l23-Bsl.imore, l2-Savannah, ,; TO-
geIher, 2,S2l hhds.
SfArEMENT OF TOBACCO.
lsil, sept |, stock on hand hid. rs
Received Ibis week, i.1I
previously $3.50 1891
Cleared this week qs2I
previously 5li32 5i253
Stock on haUd C3JC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

"Some disafreeied, selfish individuals, assuming
TO belong to the Democratic party, are already az
work to bring dissension into its ranks."
fGiobe.
The article from which this is extracted, we f nd
copied into the Charleston Mercury-as tho the
whole drift OF the article not designed 10 kill oil
MIR Calhoun. The Mercury is softer than we took
it TO be. TO b. taken in easily. We all know the
Globe is under the control of Col. Benton, and the
Col. long ago spoke Mr. Cahoun's doom, when he
pronounced him incapable of inventing Humbug
As to the dissensiOn which the Globe denounces,
we have nothing to say. We leave thatto the Lo-.
cos II they can prevent its happening, shall be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
MR.. SUMMERS, SPEECH.

The reader will enjoy the very able speech Of
Mr. Summcrs--ths who'c Of which is continued in
this days country paper.
more effective exposure OF Mr. Ty!er's profes
sons has been made by no one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
IND,AN r,D,.Ds ron sAI.r

NOW odtr for sac this hcauufl ant prruetve Farm,
saiu. shout ia huafsi ant twenty Eve acres. w.
Ing ou tiv ustn usJ i,a, itc Chnrs tty Coutthouaa
"a Rtchmend. ant Whhin milo OF lanes river som.
ccnty convenient lat htins tnarrg both IL which
eau be Conveniently had There three hundi 81
md -is acres Of arabic lsnd Nearly al OF tho red sol
(hiehly estimated IA this scctonl lying we'll easily worked
aud improved An1 Pave better when anssie than s
knowntomc Ofthc remainder, hundred aercs h MT
an, wuh valuable srowth of oak timber 1.-THE resi-
lac Ia piae, suitable tnr c,ii wool such asis
hor, DC McnN 4 selling vcry rapidly New York
market. Mngfn' tho hutiirgs IN GOOD condition.
sstns OF dwelling house a0d all necessary houses.
Any pcrrcn wishing 10 purchase T. nvet Wow the farm.
wrh by letter. drce TED To- Chss City
courthouse To rcsson given the lst day Of January,
with the privilege Il seeding ctnp Of wheat
Charles City county July L. 1874 wM TYLER.
ia - vi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

Snohen-the Editor Of the N o. Advertiser
WHO is still at Washington, md is as much like M
John Jones as one black eye pea is like another
hrs just informed his terrified readers Of the direfu
plots and eOnspmcies. HIS last letter begins;