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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
Sale Of Valuable Real and Personal
EST ATE

EbURSuANT Deed executed TO the subscriber m
Col John Rice aud wife, hearing 9Th day OF Apr
1913 and duly recorded in the county Edward will on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Il fair IL not IN,
neat ar day on the premises Public Auction the highest
bidder credit Of I, and years Tract of Land mentioned
IN The deed aforesaid containing lying on the water. of
Buffalo Spring and Fort Creek Prince Edward county This tract
OF land - within miles OF the Court house miles OF amp.n
Sidney College and miles Of Famve desirable ae, oC
land seldom In the market whether regard its location or lis
altogether, 10 purchasers.
Will SELL and pIacc the interest of I'd Lob,
Rice and wife two other lying in the county m
ffee Edward the situated Moores Ordinary adjoining the
lands OF Daniel = MeCoc and containing one hundred
ana ninety two acres being the formerly owned by
WIN u Watkins The interest Of Rice wife an undivided
ha The o'c Tract lies in the upper OF Prince Edward WINS
formerly owned by Col Charles Aen contains three hunde
AMI ten acres The wife an si,ih
part thereof Also shall SELL and Mace three
shares OF New Stock the Upper Appomato Company % slaves
principally men and boys also, every Kind that
shall be ready for market Plantation Tools Kiln Of Brick and
large parcel Of Shingles Sawed Timber Cattle
are very much crossed with the buoled Amongst the Cattle
II tc iet Durham bull ia the The
except the tract OF land first mentioned
the st DAY OF June lsii The required
bond ana security AMI the tale the
purchase money shall be paid The deed places all credit
oTs on the same footing and the s1es
that they wiz attend and that property
The subscriber believes the
acting Trustee Will only convey IN him by
the deed HENRY n WATKINS
80 i-Wts Trustee of John Rice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
A mean little act.

The keeper Of the Dutch Island Light House Rhode Is
landl, Mr. Dennis turned out to make way for bro
Their of the Dorre candidate for Congress. There
excuse for this small OF tyranny. The father of Mr.
Dennis years Of age represented by the
Providence Journal who fought through the
whole OF Independence. He commanded brig at the
time Of the destruction OF the Tea in Boston Harbor; and
being in London when he heard of it, Immediately threw
up his commission and returned home the service
his country He is entirely dependent his son,
and is too old and nrm be removed rhs is the
dsgraceiu of the and most dsgracefu Admi
nistration that ever cursed any country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
Major NoGh's last.

We have not room to-day for MAJOR Noahs last but pro-
pose to insert it in for the country paper twill
well repay the trouble of perusa Since the appearance
OF Pouches memoirs there has nothing like it, The
navete with which he acknowledges having advised the
Acting President play the traitor, might have been
pectcd from whose is, al is fair in politics "
but how of honor could receive such insulting propo
sails without knocking his adviser down. what
understand The Major in the meantime, does
to think he has proposed any thing than other
man would do under the circumstances. We should
like to see an examination Of his Uranium. II there
bump where the organ of Conscenousness ought be,
then the Science Of Call and Spurzhcm is oil humbug.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

We understand that Writ Robinson Esq. has resigned
his station MS Chief Engineer and general Superintendent
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. In the
nagement OF the motive power aud direction OF the bust
ness OF the Road, he is succeeded by Mr.. C. A. Ncos
Mr. H. Osborne takes the superintendent OF the track and
construction of the road generally.
Mr. Robinson has the credit OF having and
brought into successful operation the most
extensive Rail roads in the United Satcs-ono which has
served as model not only for this but for foreign countries
and the fact that his with the active operations
OF the road has ceased, will be OF general regret
The confidence which the public has always placed the
ability and integrity OF Mr. Robinson, OF infinite
vice 10 the company during the difficulties which long
threatened even its existence and his department has
been such TO gain the and the respect Of all who
IN the many business transactions incident his position
made his acquaintance The road is fortunately out
OF danger, and under the superintendent of Mr. Nicos
gentleman in every way competent, and will doubt go
on, 10 realize the best hopes of its friends.
MIR. Robinson will continue for some time to give his aid
the adjustment of the many complicated of
company which yc, for settlement-R Jour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
.JOHv ROSS NOT DEADy

1t would seem from the following extract, that
the "Norih Arkansas" killed Ross off before his
time:
From the Little Rock Gaseffs of august lGh.
The editor Of the "Norh Arkansas" with grave and
serious preface, publishes letter from gentleman at Beat
ties Prairie; dated the 5h July conveying the intelligence
that John Ross had been killed IN the Cherokee Nation.
We have received Van Buren, lntcgcnccr up the 9TH
Instant and mention made Of such occurrence what
ever. friend Of has Just received letter from Park
HILL dated tc % August within few miles u the resi-.
sdence Of Ross and word is said in it Of the "deep
our friend, or his informant has been sadly hOaxcd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
DIsGRACEFUL RIOT IN BOSTON.

The Atlas of Monday confirms of disgrace
iul riot which took place the house OF Forman,
coored who keeps boarding house Ann street,.
The boaswan's mate, Of the Ohio a. and one Butcher,
boatswain OF the Cutter Hamilton, passing along the
street when coored persons undertook stop them
\ fghtensued and the ihrusino Fomans house;
aud Butcher rushing TO his assistance stabbed in the
check and dragged OF the house. mob assembled,
among them many Sailors brickbas flew like hail outside
and the combatans inside fought like bull dogs. police
officer arrived but being able quel the riot he
ed church bell he rung which occasoned cry OF fire.
THE city marshal, with the whole body of the police, final.
ly arrived, aud put end 10 the Butcher the
only white badly wounded. Foman, who is said to
be a respectable colo-od man, arrived from church in the
midst the Tray. aud badly wounded Several other
cOored persons injured. One eoored point.
ed tie police rO,cr and attempted give them
egba lie the dock, jumped ia and the water be.
ing low, stuck ias; in the mud.
This will DO pretty Welt for sabSat Gay the land Of
"Steady Habits"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
Tie Weather,

The atmosphere has mbed huge vspor bath for
many days past Close, damp and suly Iwould appear
that the country should DO uncommony scky, yet be
hovo 1t Is seldom more healthy than present. The "y
Ter Grippe" seems to have left entirely Nothing that
has any Tylerism in it flourish in these quarters
The sun shines with fervour In the shade yes
terday, the thermometer stood at S1A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

the Repeasrs OF Ireland that MANIFESTO and say.
I'VE prepared Also They had stated their many
time and Oft and II tho government turned deaf
their suppcatonsf they coerced the Irish people
then, backed by their united sympathy, still acting within
the bounds of the constitution, but making OF rights
which and had ever been their they would place
England In snch position Of commercial aud financial
checkmate that she would be compelled yield not to
physical force but the force ola nations distress, TO the
force Of her anxious prayers and petitions (CheersO
pInArE Do coNrINuIp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

GCr The attention of the Wings of Virginia is
called to the cheering appeal from Northampton,
and the conduct of the Wings of that county is
earnestly presented to them for imitation.
Fayctte county too, it will be seen, has taken
the first step in the same direction. Northampton
and Fdyepe--two extreme counties, one upon the
waters of the Mississippi the other washed by the
Atlantic wave-aspire to lead the gallant Wing
host of Virginia. They are worthy of the posi-
ton they assume. We Of the centre, must bestir
ourselves to be deemed worthy 10 follow such lead.
crs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
ENGLISH Reriers.

We have received from MIR. Gill, the July Nos.
of the London Foreign Quarterly, and the Edn-
burgh Reviews-as reprinted by Mrs. Mason.
The Foreign Quarterly contains several very
valuable and entertaining articles. Of the Edin.
burgh-not having read tive cannot speak.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

Fatal Duri"-Wc learn from the clerk of the De Soto
that duel occurred at Port Hudson, last Saturday. be-
tween MIR. Horace Bradley, and MIR. Jackson. We un.
destand that the parties were armed with shot guns and
pistols Mr. Bradley received n pistol ball from his ad
versny which passed through his body, killing him
wv. o. Tropie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

We learn that a Democratic meeting was held AZ Yam.
coyyilc Friday the lh inst, the dgy after The Congress
tonai election, by which Martin Van Buren, who was bea
ten Blue at the las Presidential election and Richard NJ
Johnson who Is known TO have an inordnaic propensity
for Black, nominated os candidates for the first md
cond offices IN the gift Of the American people The ce
ting was addressed at length, by Mr. Bedford Broisn
Wcl' We are glad that tho Democracy Of Cnswel have
"shooH their hgads" although they refused 10 do 40 mil
the State election had been held Their proceedings remind
OF "Lovc's Labor Lost" Tor their manu- c,,y,d na h
destined to an ingouous defeat We shall beat their cand
dates, Blue, Black, and Brown DaHriIe ReBo,f,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

be followed oil over tho State. The Vicksburg
Wing seems to think the bond-paying party viii
prevail at the next election. We hope SO. for the
honor and credit OF our country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

There is a hope that this State may be yet re-
deemed from the shameful thraldrom into which it
has fallen. An antl.repudiating Club has been
formed at Natchez, and it is hoped the move will
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
DIED.

In this city Thursday morning August about
O'Clock, A NJ Mr. THOMAS UNDERWOOD in the ID year Of
his
The friends and aequananees OF the family
his funeral this morning (Fray 10 O'Clock from
denee IN Car'ers Row. near the dwelling A. D Eq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
EDUCATION.

EhW. MAUPES will rc-opcn his School. ON MON
NJ DAY. the llth of September the School occupied
by him Last 81 James be assisted aa
heretofore, by NJ. J. OUTLET JOHN y. HENDREN NJ
TERMs-For instruction Classics Mathematics s5n per
Session of ten months payable half advance on the LIST
OF March The fee for Modern Languages VIII be
the other Schools n city
p- Arrangements the reception Of limited
number Of small boys pursuing English studies at per SEES
30 i,br
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

DrEL.-Two gentlemen exchanged four shots with MS
tolls yesterday without injury, when reconciliation took
place, and hoslilites coased,N. u. TrCpio dug. %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
EDUCATION.

IHNIlE subscriber takes this opportunity TO return
u his thanks To the former aud friends of
Ills many residence Richmond that has
attended his lnbor him that lac may
dcncc the arena ~ public instruction.
Mr. H. r. Wheeler gentleman every respect qualified
charge the important duties assigned him. will have
Mathematical and Classical studies Mr. vs. proficiency the
Science O Mathematics and his experience Teacher
mend him the confidence of all parents and guardians
that their and wards should thorough
ledge of That Mr. w graduate Princeton College.
and has for the llr year been resident of Virginia
The subscriber Will devote his principally the younger
scholars who VIII special attention. particular regard
viii be had 10 The general department Of the lads II school The
have recently painted and the premises gene
rally Improved. Terms uslnl-conmon English Studies 500
Classical and Mathematical studies 8 10. The regular
commence Monday, Oct'r the ID
o. i-2awt2dOct MARTIN r. SUMNER.
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Commercial RECORD.
Richmond Markets,
Reported and corrected treekIU for The

AUGUST 81, 1919.
GRAIN.-Whcat. sI-mmcdiate delivery Cor-55 o GO
cents Wheat % 81 Oats Depot
CI!ONEKsftD-s5 per bushel-no demand
HERDS GRhSS-75c. per bu-hcL
TIMOTHY SEED-S23 per bushel
flSII-IIrungs sal, No. /.
lRoN-EngIish s75 swedcs sos; Tredegar 500
CANDIES-llulis Patent Halls
FLOUR-SI so
TEhS-lmpenal and Gunpowdcr so Black as cts
WillSKEN-Ilhls. sc; Bhls 96c
CoFFEE-Ro to SIZE IAguayra 7las!; ST. Domingo Gao!
Java ll.al2
MOI.ASSES--5O cents.
olIs-Winer SIS; Fal Strained G5a5O Whale
Observation-Disclosures Bacon J!a cents Lard :! cents
PLAISrER-sI - ON Basin Bank
sUGARS-St CroH 7a9e; Porto Rico Classic;
SHOT-Jic.
SALT-Whan 81 65: Store So 90.
CAIrLE--Bcef SIS s5! Sheep 81! SCI! Hogs 81 to4l.
ToBACCo-Lugs, 81! 10 81; Common sal sal: Mid
ding Good s. 81 Fine, So $40 quail
~, $40 TO SII.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts hal PREM Baltimore drans ...!a prem
Philadelphia do. Ia! prem. North Carolina. dis
south Carolina. dis Wheeling dis
Treasury Notes. par Tennessee ........4 dis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

We may, m such opinions incur the charge Of enthusiasm
iii 10 attempt TO offer az the shrine Of truth poor tribute
TO moral aud mental greatness be yccpcd enthusiasm If
enthusiasm be TO call honour and greatness by their names
then be II plead guilty
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25

p.,,ps ron Cs1oIiNG IiUsRASp We
- : recipe which we believe is not IN
Sook., It's an excellent one, how
ar and deserves attention. Some
-, s.oen 40 nbou, cooking husband, az i
~, lords were bIudders, and blow them
others keep them constantly IL hot
E,,ar.while others again freeze them by
.n;nsaI cnldness. Some smother them
he hot beds Of contention and vari
.oca and keep them ia q pickle all
- lives. These women always serve
on IN in sauce. Now il cannot be
,onosed that husbands will be tender
IN odr good. managed in this way, but they
= on thoccn,rary, qaiie delicious when
EelI preserved. Tho proper way is this:
:, large Jar, called The jar Of cheer
s,Incss, (Which, bv the by, all 60, d
ICES have al hand Being placed in il,
!, him near tho fire Of conjugal love,
/, The fire be pretty hot, bat especially
!, !, he clear. Above all, let tho heat
! regular and constant. Cover him
war with equal quantities of affection,
g;nduess and subjection. keep plenty
\ these things by you, and be very at
'soliye TO supply the place Of any that
osv waste bv evaporation, or any otheI
..nsa Garnish with modest becoming
"m;I;arity, and innocent pleasantly; AMI
h von adj kisses or other confeetIonaries,
.ccompany them with a sufficient por
,;on # secrecy: and il would not be
WI 0,;.s - add little prudence and mode
-o,;on @ Thus pre- pared, a husband is an
oxcslIen, and wholesome dish. and one
3 ~b;cb vou ueYer tire. IN T. Aurora
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25


M.sMkEtsM. "a correspond,.,,I ,,r IL.
Cincinnati SUI, speaking of car,ain Mes.
neTic experiments on a lsoy, and lie
answers he gave to the sever6f oues,;ons )
propounded to him during his sieen ro-
!ates the following;
A French grenadier knowino no,hinr
OF The German language, enlered into
one Of the Prussian Predorick,s ,all ra
giments. The drillsergeaut had d,ilIea
his pupil 70 answer tho following CUES
tions. which, however, when asked hv
the King kimself, were differently ~
ranged Correct coilocaiion i. &c M
cessery 10 kings as magnetisers. The
sergeant supposed the king would al
just the questions in Tho following order:
|. Fellow soldior-how long have YOU
been in Tie servicei Aaswer, three
months.
9. How old are yoa. Answer, thirly
wears.
3. Do you like your pay and rationsa
Answer, Both.
But when tho king and the soldier
met, the following was the arrangement
Of The questions:
King-soldier, how old are your
Soldier Three months.
King-How long have you been in the
service?
Soldier Thirty gears.
king--Are you a id fool, or am /?
Solder-BOTII!
Nothing can be more ludcrous lhan
the above, except the result of an expert
ment we saw once. An apothecary's
boy (quito wag) was mesmerised, and
then the operator rubbed the organ Of
oddesirenesS. The boy Immediately rose
and said he would spread a plaster =
Tfopic.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25


FnE EAsrA's OaDIr. The statement
by an eminent gentleman connected
with Yale College" 10 the effect that the
inclination of tho plane Of Tie Equator to
the Ecliptic is sensibly diminishing, has
received decided contradiction from
Professor cheyaIierof the Durham Uni.
versity, England The learned Profess
sof say, 9 may mention that the very
small changes which are we'll known 10
take place continually ia the INCLINATION
OF lhe plane Of the Equator 10 thai Of
the ecliptic are periodical. and are con-
fined within definite limits, ard that in
any portion Of The long period required
for the @compl..iieo of tie whole cycle Of
changes, no sensible effect upon the sea
sons can ever occur" The other state
men's contained in the Yale manifesto
are said by the Sunderland, (Eng) lie
raid, to be also satisfactorily refuied By
tho learned Durham Professor.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25

DEDUCTION The Philadelphia Gazette
o. last evening gives the following bor-
ia Story Of seduction, and its conse-
queDces:
IN Bradford county, in this State, as
ge learn from the Bradford Porter, a
clergyman by the name Of Lefevre, was
gully Of this outrageous crime towards
. young woman Of his congregation, into
whose family bis holy Office had been
his passport.
The unfortunate victim has since be-
come 'qs'ae, aud her mother is also a
mania, Tho tragedy is rendered the
=, more thrilling by the death Of her father,
VINO, II is stated, fell a corpse at the feet
q the person from whom he received
'ns fatal intelligence.
;. SO horrible a tale almost exceeds be
llet. Here are occurrences in real life,
winch fiction has hardly ever dared to
parallel.
It is some consolation that the villain
VINO caused all this misery is in jail. i
= % be regretted that the law takes no
proper cognizance Of his crime.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25
SralNar!ELp. Illinois. Feb HOB

SrnlNGF!ELp. Illinois. Feb 1i.sI8t3
Dear Sff:-On the q i inst. the to-
entnor destroyed by fire S. 900 900 Of
|StaIe indebtedness. in front OF the State
House being Iii" amount ei bonds re
ceyed bv tho State Bank, by the terms
oI ti4<oluliea Many Of the members
Very property wished the bonds can
ccte3, but il was thought hesl by the
gIorifying party 10 have them burnt
The Fund Commissioner (Nhiteside)
then brought out large amount OF
bonds some signed, sono numbered
and some blank. Ia attempting 10 throw
something like a cart load on the fro nj
once, the strings which bound them 10
gether broke; the wind was high, the
bonds were scattered, anl general
sctamblc among the men ani boys com
menced Hundreds Of thousands OF dol!
ars have thus been scattered, and have
been so carefully withheld and concealed
ps 70 lead TO the apprehension that i'm
proper use will be made of them. This
bet Of the Fund Commissioner has ex
cited great Indignation. II was done
without any authority, and the Lagisla
lure have called upon him for explana-
ion, The Senate has ordered An lnVes
igation into the matter, and will try as
ar as they can to remedy the evil; and
bill has been actually introduced max
us II misdcmeanor punishable by fine
pr Imprisonment for anv one to be found
win one Of these bonds in their posses
slon within ten days after the passage
Of the act. Ii is said that the Fund
Commissioners has no record of the
bonds destroyed and scattered; and what
his object was in thus attempting TO des-
troy such a mass Of bonds at this particu-
lar time, remalns 10 be seen, The bonds
winch are out are sterling bonds 1907.
and 220t., and dollar bonds Of $1,000
oil with coupons .-Corresp3ndence Of
he Tribame.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25

Tax. Collector 3 sale.

a will uder forssle 10 ,ile highest bidder TT
Il cash, before the conr, House door, inthe
county Of Claiborne, on Monday the goth day
of juno next, flS43l between ltIe hours Of =
O'Clock a NJ and 3 o,eloch 4. M the follow ;
ing property in Ciaiksrne counfy and State OF
Mississippi, situeie, Fying and. being in the
Town of Gfsnd Cub, aad being designated on
The plat. CT survey Of said town, as Lot num-
her two ia square number eight, ". . and as.
sessed as the property Of Christian Sciiiek, and
will IS sold, OF so much tl1raof az may be ne
cesssry 10 pay Ss5,7C, the stnte and county
Tex cue thereon ior The years 81 4 lG4@,
ead all costs.
4. Al MOORE. Tax Coiiecfor
tor Claiborne county.
March 25 1913 -.e3-i4w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25
Administrators Noticc.
HOsIts sONED.*
Trassecc2s A@le.

Trustees !S'0sFe.
EEY virtue of deed oftrus executed to ne
81 3 as trustee, byJ,hn Murphree, dated the
28th dayof May lG40, and duly recorded in
phe Probate Clerks Office in the town of Port
Gibson, in book u pages pa, PA and 245, to
secure the PAYMENT Of certain debts therein
namea. / will by virtue of said deed of trust
and at the request Of the parties, expose to
PUBLIC SALE.
at the court house in the town 0 Port Gibson.
for CASH, on Monday the 18th day Of Decen-
ber next, the following negroes, conveyed to
me in said deed of trust, 10 wit:
Peter, Ritter, Bob, Basel, Patsey, Lewis,
Martha, Caesar, Rose and Perry.
Such title as is vested in me. by said deed,
will convey to purchasers and none other
WM. d. BUSH,
Trustee.
Port Gibson, June llth, i842. 34-6m
frFThe above sale is postponed until Mon
day the 23d day OF January next l843.)
VIM. d. BUSH, Trustee.
Dec II i842-9-tf
*frarThe above sale is postponed till WE'D
NESDAY, tho 26th daY Of July next, and said
sa.e will takeplaco at SATARTIA, in Yazoo
county IN this State.
Wm. D. BUSH.
Jan. q, t843-l4-tds Trustee.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25
Tax Collectors safe.

81 will offer 10 he highest bidder ior cash, be-
Il fore Tie eotrt House door, in the County *
Claiborne on Monday the 29ih day Of May
next, I813) between the hours OF q O'clock
4. NJ. and , o'cloci,P NJ. tlle following pror-
erty, situate and being in Claib0ne county aid
State Of Mississippi, to wit;
The. South Eas, quarter Of Section No 90 in
Township Il, Range East, containing l58
acres.-Also part of the North Last quarter Of
Section No. 81, in Township j Range East,
containing 60 acres, and assessed as The prop
erty OF Jacob B. Reid, and will be sold, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay
100; the State md county Tax due thereon
for The year 1912, and all costs.
r. NJ. MOORE, Tax Collector
for Claiborne county.
March IS -e3-I0w-
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-03-25

The New York Journal Of Commerce
snios up The number Of applications for
the benefit Of tho bankrupt law to the
present date, at not less than 10000. A
table published by order Of Congress
makes The number 34,232, and the dates
OF the returns are not, on average, later
than the 5lh Of December last. Farther
moro, the table includes no return from
North Carolina, Louisiana, or the North
ern District Of Mississippi. II we may
say that these bankrupts owed on an
average $4,000. which is probably below
The truth. their aggregate Indebtedness
was $2O0,O0o,0CO Mobile Register