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UNITED STATES LOAN
We find the following official notice from the Secreiar
OF the Treasury, in the Madisonian of yesterday
OFFICIAL
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June l6. lSl3.
u UNITED STATES.

HCh-N 4 lnE UNIFIED STATES.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 10, ls43,
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals TO lend to the u.
States seven millions Of dollars, or amy portion thereof. in
sums not less than ten thousand dollars, will be received At
tbis Department until, and on, the twenty-sixth day of June
instant.
ihe proposals will be sealed and indorsed proposals for
loan Of 1918" aud will be addressed TO the undersigned
lhey viii state the amount, in cash, which will be loaned
Tor every one hundred dollars OF stock, redeemable al the
pleasure OF the u. ). at any time after ten years from the
issue lhereoi, bearing interests at the rate of five per cent per
annum, and payable semi. annually; and also the sum-, in
cash, which will be loaned for every one hundred dollars Of
a similar stock. bearing interest at the rate Of four per cent
per annum. payable semi-annuully. The persons offering
may propose Tor both kinds Of stock. in the alternative.
The sums whichmny be accepted, will be required 10 be paid
to the depository OF the U. 5. nearest the places of residence
OF the persons respectively whose offers may be successful.
on the 5Oth dayoi June, instant. And notice Of such accep
lance will be Immediately given, specifying the depository
at which the loan is to be paid.
The Department reserves to itself the right to accept pro-
posais Tor any amount less than seven millions of dollars and
also, to accept any part OF a bid, as the interest Of the u. s..
may require.
Certificates Of stock will be issued to the lenders, rs soon
as they can be filled up, under the authority Of the act of
Congress approved March 3, lS43, entitled "an act TO author.
lze the reissue Of Treasury notes and for other purposes.p
JOHN C.. PENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Bait AmeT.
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From hs GretHsboro' M. C) Patriot.
$780, "

About this time last year We compiled a very isamed
disquisition upon Loouss, having heard heir noise, like
"the voice of many watersir through the woods south and
cost bot We did not observe the Circumstance that there
were none Of these extraordinary insects north of Greens.
boro! Such was the facti and now, while there arc none
south and east, myriads have appeared north and west. SO
Tor NJ We have Information, they have uniformly "oome up
Immediately on the nOrthwestsi eide Of the line which bound.
ed them last year. An intelligent acquaintance says That he
has observed their habits, end that they heretofore periodi
caIly appeared on the southeastsid Of a line running through
this county parallel with the sea o0ast-and the following
year on the northwest ofthe samo line. 80 for ~ the pres.
ent appearance Of the Locusts IL concerned, we con confirm
hs observation. This boundary appears TO pnss, IN the d..
rccuon named BY our friend, through the southern part Of the
Town. Ofa hot forenoon, when the insect host Is In foil
cry M for down ne the Insifuto@poss on a hundred yards
ming u creation.
II our friends theory be correct, as 10 any considerable
extent Of country, this line of demarka non must pass near
Yofkville. s. G.. end OKford. in Granville County.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
y pursuance of n trust deed. made hy VIII;

~" uOcu, mhuc DN w lillian
u I. htgginbotlam and wife to me. and for the burmese. ,h,.ir
mentioned l shall on the 2eth day OF July next, II fair thsrvis
a me e az DAY, expose To sale, upon the premises that yn,,-
be n nostdesirabe farm, lying in Albemarie. about : miles nhov.
"e IN wnhin one or two miles South Of the Turntitc
ehu'hg Hou sAunton to the former place. Containing about t6s
aeses an now IN Inc occupancy OF the said Higginbotham.
iarm Is now IN a high state Of cultivation. the hand amos,
,e ns' guHhV 10 te county is well watered- has a most comfnra'
me pWSHins ~ ouier Improvement thereon, and is located in The
mhdsto a highly respectable and intelligent society.
IT'S rare that a farm more desirable and possesipy
vannges Is offered in market W.
Ihe ue l. deemed entirely good, but as Trustee. I shall cor,.v
only such as the trust deed vests in me. '
Terms Of NaiG-The sum OF about s2to6 win n. ,.on,-.
cash. ana iof the balance Of the purchase money n credit vii hs
given. TO be made known ON the day OF sale.
e Goods " w So,-ru,
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From the ". Y. American.
OF THE PROGRESSIVE learn thuttho
Cleopatra-one Of the large class Of teamboats-ha mad.
large preparations yesterday for passeuges to 90 down and
meet the President; but rs the hour approached, so few were
forthcoming, that the cleopatra abandoned her trip. and turn.
ed her few passengers over to the Highlander.
This boat was decorated with various flags. and anon,
them several bearing the names Of eminent men. ,uch %
MADISON, MONROE and HESRy CLAY.
A zealous Office seeker, we suppose took offence n, The fac
bearing the name OF Henry Clay, and cut down the haul.
Whoreupon the Captain Of the Highlander level.
led him upon the spot. replaced the flag, and il continued to
fly among the Others during the trip, and without INV fur
Their interruption.
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DemoeFaey Of the country; aud Tor them all. He feels con-
hdenee. a. he always has done. In their virtue. petiotsm,
and Intelligence. and feeling this confidence throws himself
unreservedly into their hands. lie only recognises as his
friends. those who take the correct path TO the attainment
OF the protested aims Of al when n majority shall have
agreed upon that path and expressly denies the use Of his
namo in opposition 10 the candidate who may be nominated
by the Democratic Convention"
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IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.

This case, involving the consdtutionality OF the tax inn
posed by the Legislature of Louisiana on all passengers arm
wing in New Orleans, TO sustain the Charity Hospital, was
decided on Saturday, by Judge BrcHANAN, in favor Of the
law.
II. II. srRAwBKIpeE, for PLAINTIFF. EusrrS, for defend
ant-N a. Bee.
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u Its very natural that tue Van Bureniies should wish
TO rise with Mr.. Van Buren-as they fell with him. But then
it is very probable, as the Calhounites say, that a man turn.
ed out, tho backed by all the patronage OF the office, can
not get in again.
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NEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoN-Tieksts To the collation. may
% bought altos Bigelow's siockoe Hin. l.. NJ. Harold.
booAs'o,e' neat o a. Duvai 4 CO. and at 3. It. Barclays hook
STORE hah tickets Tor boys under IS, IS cents.
Those who intend to join in the celebration n requested 10 obtain
tickets without delay.
IL Is hoped that every one friendly TO the cause viii encourage this
agreeable and appropriate rnode OF celebrating the National Ami
yersay.
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u Mr.. Websiet's calculations are Says rumour,) that
the differences between the Democratic aspirants cannot be
healed, and that two or more Of them will be in the field
Under these circumstances. he breads the election of Mr.
Clay by the people; and to prevent that, he proposes TO draw
off to his own standard. the New England States by his
humbug of a Commercial Tariff. The Great Dan can't
come it over the Yankees in that way.
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u We must most respectfully decline any farther pub
heanon relating to the personal difference between Messrs.
Davis aud Timberake, OF Hanover. However interesting
it may be to the parties concerned, the great public, whose
wishes we have to consult, would prefer to have no more
of IL.
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RAPPAHANNoCK FARM FOR SALE.
IINHE Subscribers will sell ON th. nran-

thursday the I'd day Of August next a tnct Of Land, CON
aiming 'iof acres situated on Totuskey Creek, in Richmond coun-
y, virginia near the mouth OF the aid Creek. and about half ,
mne o It's junction with the Rappahannock River. The improve
men ar a TWO story Brick Dwelling House, and all the other buiLd-
rngs necessary for n Farm Of that sire. The quality on me sl :.
equal to that OF thu best RaPpahannoek land. with an abundance OF
IN the lower country. There is a mil. site on a N ever f,Iin, 49,
" water, which passes through the upper pau Of the farm and a
NH erected thereon would be a source OF profit to the prondetor
and oi great convenience 10 the neighbourhood. An atnne sunnIy
Of the best mari : a few miles distant. which can be obt,ip.d !,
shaH ehpens and readily brought In the farm by watertn npo1,-
uYn- Ioeuskey Creek, on which the land lies IL naviRahJe for :
rs m renders the situation as accessible as IL il were Immediate
" on the river. and abounds with fish and wild fowl of go q.
senpuon- a perfect tile will be made and possession given 10 tb.a
purchaser IN time TO enable him to seed the fall crop. The subse1.
bers are very anxious to dispose Of this farm, and win scu Il q n ,hc
DAY above specified without any reserve or limit whatever.
IEHhs-one-third u the purchase money to be pad on the Ist
day OF January next. and the balance in two email INSTANCES, =,
one and two years from the day Of sale.
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Tr1nflnrnf IF Dnss

The excellent article from a London paper, which we
copy from the TURT REGISTER, should be read and digest
ed by every man who ownsa good dog. That faithful ami
NAL, during the summer months, requires, for his health
and comfort, many services, which itis the part of human
ity to have attended to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20

The WHEAT CRoP IN ISDASA-Dunng the last week
we have eOnyersed with many Of the farmers of tins county,
relative TO the prospects Of the coming wheat cop, and all
are Of the opinion that il will be far below an average crop.
Many fields. we are told, will not be worth cutting, being
either frozen out by the severe winter, or subsequently, de-.
stfcyed by the fly. We regret TO learn that the crops IN
other portions Of the country has shared the same rate,
which will be seen by the following paragraphs from dihe.
rent directiuns-YTHO DoD Reg.
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X

AZ sparta, on Thursday, the lth inst. by the Rev, Ro. W. Cole
Mr.. WIN. BouLwARE. TO Miss JANE HOWARD. an Of Carr.
line.
On "Wednesday Msming. the 3ia ultmo. by the Rev. John
Martin, y. T. NALLE Of Culpeper, TO Miss ELIZABETH, daurh-
ter o Gus'a'us u. Wallace, ESQ. OF White Hal, King George.
The Enquirer will please copy.
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% LOUIS The Inst No. walks INTO Mr. Calhoun In this
wise
From The 81. Louis Standard.
The letters Of Messu. Cas-. Johnson, Buchanan and
yancun' ne otiei and pointed; and, with the exception Of
Mr. Calh0un's letter, there h plain. honest blgn,oess sboo,
men, wei becoming democratic statesman, particularly
when corresponding with their friends. We are sorrv 10
lnu W w Oalhoun's letter a wanto f frankness and conf.
dence IN the men 10 whom he il wiring ,nd ,he 49, =.
which be processes 70 belong. lie j. not surely disposed 10
unite himself with Mr.. Cloy's friends, or 10 permit III name
70 y useo W opposition 10 a democratic nomination, BY A
hs design and yet he leaves himself abundant 1000
take this course. - 10
MI Van buren, comes out ne he ever hss done.
sna unfesorvedly. There is no concoalmonL. no fankly
iorded Tor Misrepresentation. His letter i 70 he ~ o.
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Wharf.-The editor Of the GAINESVILLE Recorder says he
lives IN a. good a wheat district ns any in the country, and
- y his opinion there will not be more than HALF A CROP
We hope the editor is mistaken. From al We eau learn In
this vicinity there will be an average crop@Pins6Hrs Ga.
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THE canvass IN TENNEssEE.

Barker Burnett u member Of Congress. from Msssaehu-
sets, died in Washington last Thursday.
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The Wings in Louisiana continue 10 pour a furious fire
into the Locos about the Tariff on Sugar. The Locos
wigge and twist and squirm, like Caterpillars under an
application Of hot cmbers. Athrst, they charged the Wings
with being opposed to the Tariff and claimed that they were
the true Tarif.itcs and advocates Of Ameucanindus But
the record was produced, by which II appeared that Mr..
Dawson, their late member voted against the Tariff; and
Mr.. Calhoun one Of their leaders was IN favour Of abolish.
ing all protection. To Mr.. Dawson's vote, nothing could
be said. Ii was 4 pOser-and therefore nothing was said.
But the leading Loco Foco journal sought to escape the hot
Wing pursuit by reading Mr.. Calhoun out Of the Democratic
fold. "As to Mr.. Calhoun, said that paperl IN question.
able, If he ought to be ranked as belonging TO the Demo.
cratic party" "For our part We do not hesitate to declare.
that he ought to be considered much more as an auxiliary
than one Of US" Here was the ID to pay The Locos
in making this apology had got out Of the frying pan into
the FIRE! The Chivaly were wroihy beyond measure at
the treatment Of their chief The result vas that the Loco
Foco Editor was scared out Of his wits, and the next day
made the following very humble apology to the Chivaly
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We understand, from the best authority, that the para.
graph copied by ne from the New Mirror, stating that W Fash.
ington Irving hqd received a Legacy from Mr.. Hicks, OF this
city, and was about 70 return home, is entirely unfuunded.
The will Of NJ. Hicks made no mention Of any such de-.
wise, and NJ Irving proposes soon to return 10 this coun.
Try, he has neglected thus Tor 10 acqunint his family and
lnnnda with bic infennon=M Y. TriLnns.
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"MR. CALHOUN.

The Bee IL nghtin saying the Courier will support Mr..
Calhoun for the Presidency should he be the nominee Of
the Convention, Notwithstanding the remark made In the
haste Of composition on the French side Of the Courier II
yesterday We are proud Of Mr. Calhoun as a fellow Dem.
ocrat, and shall rejoice at his success as a candidate, should
be be the choice Of our party"
This ieuTes the SUGAR duty just where il started t. e..
the Bocos protesting 20 be IL exclusive and devoted friends.
IL Is 10 be observed that q high Turf on sugar il very
popular in Louisiana-and The politicians who oppose it
have very little chance Of promotion from the people. The
consequence is that the Far TRADE men O. ore the most
boisierous advocates Of a high protective Tariff on that one
article! The whole tariff s uHeoHstifufioHal, bot a duty
Of 90 per cent. on sugar s the most cxpcdient, polite and
righteous measure conceivable This is L~ocofoco princi.
pie and constituency
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DIED,

On the i'uh inst amer a lingering illness, ANN. the wife Of Chas.
Bates, in the nd year OF her axe.
~ The bridgeport, Conn., paper will peass copy.
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From the Louisville Journal, June 9th.

The following is the result Of yesterdays race:
Third day, Thursday, the sh June.-Great Gold Stake
-Two-mile heals For 3 year old colts and 6Ilies-Sub.
'cnpton S5OO-Sl0O forfeit. The proprietor added a
gold cup, value $500.
J. Boardman's br. c., by imported Consul. out
Of Nunn's Daughter, by Filho da Puta 3 |
J. q. Boswelps b. c. Rufin, b%yimported Hedge
ford, out Of the Dutchess Of Marlborough 9 9 9
}. Z. Guilds eh. f. by imported Leyiathan,
dam Proscerpine, by Tennessee Oscar dis.
Time, 346-3a53-347.
Before the race, Rufin was decidedly the favonte. In
some instances the hackers offered two 10 one against the
held. The race was one Of the most beautiful and spirited
contests we yersaw. Half dozen times at least, all
three of the competitors were side by side struggling
for victory as II IL had been a struggle for life. The result
continued doubtful up to the very last moment.
The great race Of the week takes place to-day. IL will
undoubtedly attract thousands to the course,
LOUISVILLE RAcEs-Tbe following is the result, of tho 8
mile race, yesterday. for the Jockey Club purse Of $500:
+. G. Murphy g. Co.'s Oh. f. Motto, 4 years old,
by imported Barefoot, dam by Eclipse, 81
Y.N.O divers n. kirkman') bt g. SaartiD, 4 yrs.
old, by imPtd Luzborougb, dam by Timoleon, 3 / 9
H. w. faris' br. C. Denmark, 4 years old, by i'm
ported Hedgeiord, dam by Aums, 242
VS.. Buiord's b. h. Bob Lefeher, 5 years old, by
MedOc, dam by Rather, DIR
Time, 6;0f-6O5-6y05,
The race was even moro beautiful and exciting than thnt
Of the preceding day. The "knowing ones were sadly at
fault, and we green ones %pocketed their money. At first
bets Of two to one were offered upon Saauin, Inc Tennes.
nossce horse, against tho field, and, after the second heat 3
70 I were freely offered on him, and there were few takers.
When the contest was finally decided IN favor OF Kentucky,
such shouts went up 10 the clouds as would have split the
threats Of any people under heaven, but Kcntuckians.
L9msUiHe Journal June 10.
We understand, from the best authority, that the para
graph copied by ne from the New Mirror, stating that W lash.
ington Irving hqd received LEGACY from Mr.. Hicks, OF this
city, and was about 70 return home, he entirely u~nfuunded.
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THOMAS sEMMEs.
InnN

y. s-A letter addressed 10 J. A. Meredith, Eao. Richmond ri,v
VIII obtain for any one DESTROYS Of purchasing this farm. a more !,
tended descnphonof IT, its annual yieLi. &C. &c.
ie 9U-cIaUtds
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E,Ifry THOUSAND MOS asa ,sn lscb sunsh sh'nxh~ saroof
u sctf Hasy Capain. % A. Coy. n. g. rccefvad IN ~ Dcek
s1 o. eNg 20 rs hLbf
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PUBLIC SALE!

'hh subscriber wishing TO change his BUSINESS.
Will sell on WEDNESDAY, the eIst inst II the s,,bl,,
opposite ~ James Church. shoekoe Hin, Ie head An. mich
cows al a good health, > horses harness, saddles, brides ho,s
o a number OF articles too tedious To mention. Terms ca,h-.sIs
TO commence at 10 O'Clock. je 10 IL r. nIDnIr
NorlcE-TbeR Red Springs one mile be bow the sweet spr,rg.
= va "h % IN readiness for the reception OF visitors bv or be-
s ne ~ 'uy' PHILIP ROGERS, Agent
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Sirn. in Nh, R..t
ON ihe 81. Lon. Stnndnrd

Col Benton has established a new Democratic paper IN
st. Louis. The hist No. walks into Mr. Calhoun In this
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ROBINSON 4 POITIAUx,

ComDsis.Ion ma FORWARDING Merchants,
Opposite south bank Of Basin.
Iso. A. Rosissos. D. p. Por1auI
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Large Stock Of Ne,o Miscellaneous Book, selling oTo,

Large Stock Of Neto Miscellaneous Books selling oTo,
Aueii0n.
~ buccaneers afe now removing from their present location
% inc tenement recently occupied by Messrs. Laneaste, n.r-
- t ~ anu : Is their intention to discontinue the Book busi-
- my nave determined to sell At auction their entire stock Of
ooA Shuonafy, &c The stock is M OF the best ever oe.,.1
at public sale IN this city; and as the sale will he per,mp,orv 40 y
"suee o"ier' purchasers will find Il TO their interest 10 arend-
VI The Books, &C. are for examination until, the hon. os -.
az commences This (MondayN Morning. at 10 O'Clock nreeissIv
80 y eonunued until the entire collection is disposed Of
-- NLOES 4 BROTHER, Aucts.
w Mrs. Snmuei Buticr will probably yi.it Richmond
a time, and may be induced To give her recitation. !,
spoken OF in the ". States and Canada. Her dramatic. -
ny D inc reeitaio OF her own compositions have been ayishlv
pmised, particularly her Daughter OF Erin" r Ior
due FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLLIN
-, baA-Ihe good sehr PENNSYLVANIA, Capt A. J
ram, whlmeet with despatch. For freight apply 10
r I9-st RASEty ~ wr,,,, o,,,
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sCaned ~ Ecoisnd 'rah"
ffh.re hoard o. snbhs having % b. puBed down on aeeoun, 81
tria 10 I uoaM advise any gentleman 30 think twice before he re-
aasa n rirh 40 extremity. A friend q mine has a static, which
e. r.-a 4 A. .nass thouasd pouodf eKpene, Which D. quite inics
a. asn fsrm. and u1ensVe q horse j. pot into a fresh aah u H.
,tnf .eoa an orrs iufnps-fr they 10 uot stick On q bore astbey do
on 4 iof-sm ansr . eerk ~ . fortnight tbey nevef trcubie H.
Ts ot ust.an 4 can awe ~ ta n hat the urine % he horse
dsvsl urn a nsL rhen ~ honp . removed they are a. nick
a. rtcr - tr stan
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n CHANCERY-At n called session of the
u Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaneey, continued and
day OF June, Is43 W."
Edmund W. Hubbard, ma
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From he ". o. Pieayans.
PoLfuo1L-The Gimp" Of the Florence fAIa1 Eooni,.,
Office recommends 20 the Calhoun papers the GoIlo,ying
wisely written ticket 49,
FOR PRESIDENT.
J. G. C.-JOhn can't come II.
T0E VICE FREsLEvr.
j. W-Leri toopf.
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To THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, "
'INHE Chair of Anatomy and Physiology in
vt me Medical Department OF fiampden Sydney College. m
nehnona va being vacant, applications pest paid. viii h. re-
ee'ed oy the Dean OF the Faculty. until July Isth.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.
Richmond, Va June 18th, Isia. t ,a.
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AN parties concerned or in am manner interested in any of the
requisites contained In the above decree, are hereby notified that I
have %opPoiued TUESDAY tho 25th day ~ July NEXT. 1t the house of
James u. Sanders In the town Of Curdsvile, in the county Of Buck
ingham' nj the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to commence the duties
herein required when and where I. - expected that al claims a
gainst the estate Of Patrick ~. Eean, deed, win be fully and fairly
81 torn and made known, together with Nh liens. " any there be.
on any part or PARTON Of the real or personal estate Of said deee
dent with an noocssaV evidence that may be required 10 comply
iuhy with the above decree. J. r. BoCOCK,
je 90 cw5t Commissioner I'm Chaneeu.