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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

THE GLOBE AND THE NEW ATTORNEY GE.
NERAL g. SECRETARY or THE NAVY-Tbe
Globe shows Messrs. Nelson and Henshaw no quarters
but az once reads them out Of the party In copying an ar
uce from the National lntehgencsr in which the new
cabinet was set down as "complocy Democratic" the
Globe call Messrs. Upshur, Spencer and WcklIs tho
ohai" OF the Wing pariy-tos Mcssrs Nelson and Uen.
shaw thath any who call themselves Democrats choose
70 add their small draughu % such lees they must expect
inc whole mixture 10 turn % the thng-a sort Of vine
gar revolving TO all parties" And IL concludes bv telling
messrs Nelson and Henshaw that they may strip them
selves OF their Democracy, but that they have not Demo
crauc wardfobos sufficient "o cover The apostses with
whom they iroicrnze and pass them of al democratic
IN connection with these alliances and coaliuons tb,
Globe publishes, with abundant comments the following
toast which was drunk at the Van Buren, meeting In Phil
adePha' on the 9TH Of July last al which Henry Horn pro
sided. NY " ~
THE Democratic Parfy-Is prosperity j. best promo
TED gg promptly c0HdemHinR traitors 10 H. own ranks
AND AVOIDING ALLIANCES WITH TRAITORS
~ OIhEh PARTIES. Wehai as brothers al hoser
concerts 10 Democracy and its principles
ms - good Wing tonst-bu IL loses none Of lie vr,
by having been appropriated by Loco F,co4 The esso,
u teaches, and the warning gives should not he lost Or
men Of any party who may be doubtful Of the pr,pety d
forming alliances with political uaitors.-Bah RAJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

HyDKoPHoBIA-Dr. Heller, Of the Royal Academy Of
medicine Pans, has communicated article, Of
Used by the physicians of Greece. IL that eight or
nine days after being Bitten there WILL examination be
found each side Of the tongue, and the upper part
pustues called uses by the Greeks These pus,ues
tain the whole bid matter and Immediately they cut
out and the wounds cautezed thereby preventing hydro
phoba. II mistake this notice reached us
twenty thirty years since from Russia and examined
and exploded by our physicans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15
IL The following notice OF a work, which has excite
much attention, will be read with interest:
Prom the v Trbune

W Inc following nouce OF work, which has excited
much attention, will be read with interest:
From the N. v Tribune.
ROBERT CARLTON, Esq, author Of the "New Purchase
recently published by the Appetons and received with such
unbounded favor by the public, is the de plume of
Rev. gaylord r. Hall, of the abest and most popular
preachers in Indiana We have been tempted to tell Of
this at least dozen times but have kept the secret
IT was told to sub The Louisville Journal how
ever, breaks the sea-and without the slightest compunc
ton, reveal the The Journal says well and
truly that Mr. Hall is "a good scholar enthusiastic friend
OF education gentleman, and Christian, under whose
auspices had maign and malgnering influences inter-
ferod the University of Indiana might have blessing
to the West" The characters Of the book are not pure c
TONS but real and the incidents described
are verable sketches One Of the accomplished and
eminent scholars of city may be detected under the
name of Shrub the personal history &C. Of the present
vernon OF Indiana given in the character of Insdias Cuts
oeH, esq: DR.. Syirdn does duty for DIR. Maxwel-Mr
HarroOd for Prof. Harvey and in the guse of Rev. Con.
slant Biodupr have the sayings and dongs of Pres
dent Wye. The book is by far the richest racies and
uest sketch OF Western life published; introduces
with perfect the dagueeoype process into typical
machnsry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15
DUEL sTOPPED.-Tho New Orleans PIesyune Of lhe

D. Miss Abby Brock recently brought her action against
certain Mr. &. Durymplo before the a. s. Circuit Court
Newport r. w. claiming $4,000 damages for refusing 10
marry her The Jury gave Abby hall what she asked;
dering verdict against the defendant for S5OOOBal.
more Patriot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

EMIGRATION TO CANADA.--The number Of en-.
grants from the United Kingdom who have arrived Que.
bee the present season. 10 the 9th ut is 959i Of whom
453 cabin passengers. This number IS less by
than half Than those who arrived to tho period Of
ycar-B baltimore Patriot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

~ lwLUEwA.-This prevalent disease Is spreading, we
ore told, among horses and cattle number Of valuable
horses are now sick with IT, add several have died.Pha
AmdicaH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

~ The SMALL GRAIN CRors particularly the wheat CROP
from all the accounts have and heard may be reck
oned as the best il the very best this year. that
has been raised for many years In this county where no
good wheat has been raised for years. the CROP while
1t will not be so lnTge farmers calculated upon
last year, will be about wohTds Of full CROP and from
appearances will be good wheat any raised
in the county. Some have commenced Teapng already
and these State that they preer gram than they
are now gathering The propous present.
and must suddenly change very much destroy the grain
fore 1t Is secured The rye and crop will be fair bear
ing accident IYUfhsuiHe IYhig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

The following passage in letter addressed few days
since TO The editors of the Richmond Enquirer by
woudbe wise Washington, furnishes without doubt
the richest specimen Of cool gmarole yet venured
upon by human being happening have the Of Ian.
guage and OF the time sufficient perception to feel
with the inward workings Of his sou-ifhe had any
the consciousness that the whole human family not fools
because he chooses to be one himself:
"JoHN TYLER Is TOO HONEST TO USE THE
PATRONAGE OF THE GOVERNMENT TO ADJ
VANCE HIS POLITICAL VIEWS"
Y Cou n Too
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

u The Jury in WNsroSs able to agree
upon verdict and discharged, after three days, with
the ndlounment Of the Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15
DIED,

In New Kent instant JAMES second child OF
II days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

Mes.s. Hus.sy & Mccormick have become involved IN
controversy touching the merits Of their respective Ma
chimes We published the report Of Committee In ia
vour Of Mr. Mccormick, and reply thereto by Mr. Hus
sey, confusing ior his failure Mr.. Mccormick
appears in the Enquirer Of yesterday reply this reply
and goes large into the advantages OF his Machine
that OF his competition. lie also publishes letters from
Mr.. Mayo Cabel, OF Nelson, and Messrs VIM H. Temple.
y. L. Wight aud w. ID. Sims of this vieiniy-who have
his Machines and much pleased with them.
We have room for Mr.. McC.'s communication; bu,
Is enough say. that think he shows that his Ma
chine is cheaper and better than the opposing one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

by the CoQpaay.-Our osi J. b. Saunders lie hss thu
day all similar occasions, given entire satisfaction
one and ALL
LEWIS BROWN, President
EDWARD GRlGG, Vice do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

Tho Temperance Societies were, every where, most
prominent feature in the late celebrations Of the annivorsa.
~ Independence. In Charleston, Kanawha nearly the
entire population joined in The Temperance Festival How
rapidly the Temperance has grown there may be in
cued from the following, which copied from the Kanaw.
ha Republican,
The dinner oyer-tho Church was again filed TO over.
flowing TO hear Address from the Rev. j. G.. BRUcE
who IN the beginning, made happy and deeply affecting
allusion 10 the late venerable Col. DAVID RUFFEER who
had been the pioneer In the Of Temperance in IA.
uawha-who had carried pledge for than year,
with only his attached 70 H. and when, few years
ago-the number had increased ten twelve he
At the head oi his little band, the 4h Of July exclaimed
to the citizens, "Beh0id! iohaf triumph :" The On
or contosed this day Of small things with the triumph
hbited on the present occasion.
The speaking closed by animated aud eloquent
address from the Hon. c. W. SUMMERS, who expressed
bic sincere qualification with the Of the day he also
defended the prOpety Of uniting the day the
mcmornuon Of the great revolutions which in thoii
ultimate results destined under the guidance Of all
wise Providence. 10 bless the nations Of the earth.
DUEL sTOPPED-Tho New Orleans Picayune Of hc
4ih says:
We pleased that the personal difficulty which
occurred yesterday between two gentlemen, each
cesul candidate for Office the election yesterday, and
which feared would lead 10 the unpleasant
sequences, has been happily adjusted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

COURT MART1AL.-A courtmor,i,l. INV ,.o,,
says y 20 be convened NJ Mddeiown (Conn on the ion
inst for the trial Of Col w H. Freeman, Of the a. s. Ma
nne COTps.-BaL Pot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15
"Tymeo Depao, 81 dona f,r,nfes.'

az The Southern Mail failed again yes,erday-making
the third failure this week. This but be-
ing election times, !pne wishes to hear the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

ALLEN 81 cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE
s5O,OOO-seo,OOO-sIo.Ooo
Inc above grand capitals will be by somebolv TO-DAY h.
oe good prizes are offered such $1,000 5OoO 365s 50
iOoo % OF 500 so Of 400, &C. Who wouldn't risk 10
IN e above rich seheme-where chance for ptz. or
any siLel Sales win at half pa NJ can a,,I
to-day, and procure the lucky ALLEN A co
ALSO,
ia ...N.a sN,,,,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

rAs ssGIans has been N. ss,.., ~ ~. ,I
progressed but slowly many bau.and sess % =, Sssas
mean. Of acquiring knowese tho n,rose,,on ~ a.
da~nsd upon woh- and the man o. the ION s sh has
advantages which his fcrethe In I'M. ren.rs aim
IN ue beautiful -orchou-c vegetable creation .se,,s -,
% ens with, neu,aize AMI dsssl subse poison whsch
ns 49, n.ousnoa tbs general system aud prosaic- man y,
INC dust sans-s sarapar purely vegetable prcparaon hs.
@ s Tested IN variety of disease. nom esp..
W.. 70 ee safe and eneeual scro,a o, epl,
ment Of the sans, feposy. Rbcum scan IIe,s r.
nneu raiaton 81 the Heart and disease. orrna,in,
IN nm impure depnved blood or s,,
digestive organs The propeor daily receiving written ,,
manuscripts OF varioo. eerna,c- oh. Clergy
u any an confirming The previous constantly re-
recorded sufficiently convincing to .a,isf m. mo-,
Gus Of the real merits OF this invaluabs medicine
For particulars adver thi. and ot.., ..
Prepared and sold wholesa. retail and for .r,s, A.,
bsANps CO. Druggists and Chemists. Granite Bas,
agent Richmond A. Dusal 4 CO.. In Pes.bur Roc., = An
ooh A. A. santos and sold by Druggists generally in III.
Tor IS " ''' =" 'A'eN-'"ee sioo per bottle q bottles
painful TO record the death aged indnn who %,
how much n oeen lettering on the brink Of the
has been s.s the task when the victim who
sx $500. away in the spring life; when looked pon
nus am life Of honor u.enalne-l an,ic,rs.J nv az
nay called ~ ~, by the aet that are an
unknown nom all the enoym.n y, ~ e mon
nis ,s a. % momen and by disease which only
pfaetioner and which proves fatal m $500, n
uniaiored think they only .auraia their .v % ne
and the accomplished Faa ro MIN Mu.
are yearly either NATURALIZATION their ess,anc. N,
mons 30 broken and the functions Impaired ~ ~ -
der the residue OF life miserable Dr. Hartley no aem,, ~
detail an exposure Of suecesnIy rs,.S a
Iass MS name by nufing the feelings OF wo,s
not ms words have and shall prove result, OF his erpr
ene and the reliance and nyb secrecy which be NAV
DE- Hartley Member ofthe Medical Profession anil FINN the
o. his Practice can with the CONFIDENCE even to the
s um oner hope vgor and perfect may be- eonsn
sa rom In the Morning u 10 nght-onee on Locust Alley
.arn, D., "a kusrs neosns remittance answered by
either by initials ~ :. es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

9 The Rev'd DT. LYNCH OF Charleston will preach IN III
Catholic Church lsunday.l at a. NJ and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

No. 2l33 STREET
p IL LA LPHIA
MANUFACTURES and dealers in Drugs Medicines Chem
h Gals Chemical Tests, Medicine Medical sa.
Bags Surgical obStetriea and Dental
Pharmaceutical Apparatus Paints Oils Glassware Dye Stuff Paint
Brushes, VaTnish
Also Agents for the Brandywne Mercer Mulca wnslow
Glassware
Physicians Planters County keepers fitted out complete
~.
Beng regular Graduates Chemistry Pharmacy
had many years experience in the business ourselves
be able TO give entire satisfaction in branch oft
Particular attention paid putting packing goods
90 as TO carry any distance with perfect safety
Orders carefully attended pomptn...
IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

~ New LAW Books Press.
II HE subscriber will shortly receive
Howards Reports Supreme Court vol I-Edted nv
the Reporter appointed by the Court.
English Common law Reports vols edited by Hon
Thomas Sergeant and Hon. Thomas Mexican
American Law Magazine, be ready in few diva
Pnce IS per n advance
New Law Works constantly parts OF this eoun
Try and from England.
Public and private Law Libraries supplied upon mos, rsasona
bic terms SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRIS
u 10 Law look
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

Jus, glance at the two splendid Schemes day s-sso
0Oo 10000 10000 and so prizes $40 ONLY ond
ton. - ." f''t''
NB-iwouh inform the Ticket buying community tina, IN.
Managers don't need these Prizes and they a, -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

Out AND PLAIN GLASS, viz
~ Rich Cut and Plain Lamps
DO do do Bowls
DO do do Pitchers and Celery Stands
DO do do Lemonades and Jelly Glasses
DO do do Wines nd ChampaiRneS
DO do do French aud American Ttmber.
DO do do Deeaniers Caret Bottles with
article Of Plain and Cut usually found In an establish
ment OF the kind-ior sale by WIN. r. BUTLER co,
Is doors above the B,u Tavern
ENGLISH PRESERVING JARS, of all
~ Sizes nd without tops-for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15

TNABLE AND TEA SETS =
Il Best French Porcelain Dinner Sets
Blue, Dove aud Green Printed do do
White Granite do do
I large India Canton China do do
Very rich Gilt English China Tea Sets
Low priced do
Rich Gilt French Porcelain
Together with general Tea and Table Ware IN
sets or by the do1en-for sale by WIN r. BUTLER A. CO
Ju - doors above the Bell Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-ship Ocean, John Willard, master for Havre de
Gnee with tobacco and slaves by C. .. Osborne.
ARRIVED,
Schr Dorchester, Stone, Baltimore sundres.
SAILED.
Brig Lucy Ann, Snow, Fall River, coal.
Schr Iowa, Carney, Salem. Mass, coal.
Schr Pennsylvania, Bacon, Philadelphia, coal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

This highly important Election has taken pace-
and has resulted avorahIy the cause of correct
principles and Constitutional Liberty. The friends
and supporters ofLaw and Order have noby triumph
ed. They deserve the highest communications from
all good men throughout the Country. The advo-
Gates Of riot and rebeonhe distur bers Of the pub
lie peace-the promoters Of awlessness and revou-
ton have been signaly, and trust irretrievably
defeated.
The Rhode Island question had assumed charac-
ter which placed it in position of far higher impor
lance than mere political contest 1t was not
question of men. 1t was not question of mere par
ty names, 1t involved the whole ground orthe sup
port of the firm foundations of civil soc;ety-the
strong deiences of life, liberty and property-and
of those attributes which alone make human govern
ments effective towards the ends for which they are
established
The Providence Journal has the following remarks
upon the eleetion
THE RESULT.
''1he election which terminated last "Wednesday
in the complete success the Law and Order tick
ct, is ofthe most important events in the history
ofthe State, and its influence will be felt for good
long after the mon who participated in its exertions
and in its triunphs, have passed away II is no par
ty triumph 1t is triumph of law and order and
regulated liberty over anarchy and violence and mob
law 1t is triumph of which all parties will share
the benefits, and which will he looked back to with
just and honest pride by every true hearted Rhode
Islander. The decisions which have possessed the
minds ofmnny honest and well meaning men, among
our opponents, cannot last. he truth is too strong
to be shut out, and these will rejoice in the
defeat of the principles for which they have bndly
commended
AS to the leaders, the who, for their own
selfish purposes, have plunged the city into violent
s. continued agitationwe leave with them whom they
have deceived and betrayed whose substance they
have wasted in vain attempts at revolution, which,
had it been successful, would have ended in their
ruin If such men can again deceive their follow
ers,we shall think there limits to human credu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18


DIsoRAcEFUI A most dsgracefu scene hap
pened in the Penney lvania Legislature aweek ago.
1t was between a ocofoco member and a locofoco ed
or. The said Editor had printed something which
stuck in the nostrils Of the honorable member and up
on the appearance Of the editor at the door of the
Hall on Monday morning the member named Meow
an, went to him and asked if he the author of the
offensive paragraph lie replied that he was; where
upon MCGOWAN raised a chair and struck the editor
who then pushed him off, and rather getting the
better ofhs antagonist, when tho latter drew dirk
knife and thrust blow at him. The editor then
behind the Speakers chair, and was pursued by Nc
Gowan, and the knife thrust into his back but as
it struck the shoulder blade, and was bent, the blow
did not prove fatal. The confusion was great The
member in half an hour was arrested upon warrant
charged with assault with intent to kill 1t was
sort Tom Benton and Gen. Jackson Nashville ar-
fray
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18

revenue law; but so soon the proper time for ac-
ton did arrive they passed law TO the exigen
cies fine caseto raise revenue sufficient TO defray
tho expenses of Government. What more could be
doEe' They redeemed the promise of Reirench-
men to the very letter. and thereby saved TO the
ton Slo 900, 600 annually. They could not reduce
them lower nor increase the revenue and consequent
ly could pny Of The debt Van Buren, left or pre-
vent accumulation, which was the inevitable re-
suit Of circumstances So the appears TO US
so the financial committee of the late Congress
viewed it-as well, as we supposed, did every body
acquainted withthe true state Of things.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18

FIRE. We regret to learn that on Sunday morn
ing, April 8, the dwelling house Of Mr. Zenas Goss,
of Waterford, was consumed by fire. I he day pre-
Mr. Goss had boiled sap in the house, and it is
supposed that tho fire originated with spark that
found Judgment among combustibe materials.
The furniture in the House was mostly consumed,
but the provisions in the cellar were partially saved
by throwing snow upon the fire, after the building
was nearly destroyed. The members OF the family
sleeping in the chambers had barely time TO escape
in their night dresses The loss is estimated at
81 800. No insurance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18
ALBANY is REDEEMED!

TREMENDOUS CONFLICT AND GLORIOUS VIC
TORY! II Wing Mayor and Common Co"Hfa-
The Wings Of Albany have emerged from severe
conflict in BLAZE OF GLORY! The city ls redeem
ed, regenerated, dsenthraed Our friends enc0'''
tered the fierce and naddened egions of Loco fO''
ism, backed by the power and patronage Of Inc 1'''
Administration, and of corrupt ard corrup'0s 0D'
mon Council. Nor was this all. HattalIlOss o. INV
gal voters from Wcs-Troy, Cohoes, and RON u''''
bush. were quartered in the Sd, 9th and ''n ""'"
Never was conflict more desperate, or Victory H''
complete. An outraged and plundered re0pV ~.
in their sovereign strength, and avenged lheno
That estimable citizen and staunch Nhlsf "'' :
HUMPHREY, is elected Mayor, by "'J0'v
500 Last Spring, Doct Stats was slec'0 = ooo
by majority of 600. Here is proud Ca"
votes! -J,o,b
We have carried the 4th, 9Th, Gth' ''' "". .rs,
Wards, by triumphant majorities J 0s ', ".wrsr
maiurity in the Common Council, even ,.,h ia
should not be @ ected in the nth Nau'
have strong hopes-di6dny Ere '0D''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18

D1senAcErUL MOB AT Sr. LOUIS ~ ,vO
from the ST. Louis New Era, tha' o" '' c,,o Second
of the expounders of Mer's doctrine o., ' If hodn,
Advent, having announced their intention u and
forth at a public Hall, lawess NV eaaIlv dragged
tho nrillsrtes were booted, pelted, land h''' ,,np
down from the stage which they ''Vra .;. Oe,soas
the charts destroyed ,a EXPRESSION
su,tcd and menaced with violence anu w oo.cd By
and discussion of their opinions me. a"D 10 a,d topt
,au,ess and licentious outrage. We are Int g.
ceive that the New Era deno"u''' -, tho laws
rim. terms this outrage on decency H"O 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18

SrARvATIoN.-The editor Of the Columbus Jour
nal gives lumentable account Of the destruction of
sequent upon the severity of the winter. In Putnam
County Alone it was estimated that 800 head of cat
tie and GOO swine had persisted; and in Van Vert
County, the number Of dead and diving hogs living
along the roads exceeds any thing of the kind ever
before seen or heard ofin that quarter. The deer,
wild turkeys, and all descriptions of game. had sur
fered with the rest. In Allen County, the woods
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-18
FRIGHIFUL OCCURRENCE!

ACCIDENT THE CoNCoRD RAILROAD. On
Saturday last, April LIST, the forenoon train Of cars
were approaching this town, accident happened,
Of truly frightful nature. 1t seems that for some
unaccountab!e reason, a man lying with his neck
directly across the rail, side of the road and
panied to state the train passed over the un
fortunate individual, completely serering has head
from has body! The engine checked as soon as
possible, and the horlid exclamation. ga man killed -
ran from to car through tho train. The passen-
gers pale with terror Immediately leaped from the
cars, and through the towards the tragic
scene-some tender-heared people, seeing blood up
on the snow, sickened and turned back Others
boldly pressed onward, and discovered upon one
side of the rail-an immcn-e red ca66age-h head drip
ping with purple Juice, and upon the other side body
and APPENDICES, stuffed ,oih straac The mortified
passengers returned to the cars convinced that they
were complete APRIL FOOLS 1! ~: II. STATES