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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

EDWARD SINGLETON When copying the
paragraph yesterday from the Yazoo Wing
relative to the Polygamic principles of Ed
mord Singleton, we omitted to state thai
he is now in the parish prison Of this city
He is charged with obtaining money under
false pretences, representing that he had
money lodged in the Canal Bank, when be
had none, and borrowing money on tbe
strength of that representation. The case
will shortly come before the Criminal Conr
". Orlenns Pic. ofSh inst
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Frauds on the Cotton Market.

To The Editor Of ne YaSoo City Wtig:
SIR,-Some Of the commercial newspapers
Of New Orleans are in the habitual commits
sion Of fraud upon the Cotton Market, to the
prejudice Of planters, by making false or
garbIed quotations Of the European Markets,
and BY so eoloring their 'sREMARKs" astc give
partial and one-sided view Of the plain
features Of the market as it is. One Of the
papers which have more particularly no
iieed Of late in relation % this question, and
which, BY the way, as is well known g
many observing men, has for years strenu.
ously maintained that pasi,ion, is the Com,
merciaI Bulletin.
This being merely the denunciaiion Of an
individual, and may look startling in Che
eyes Of the thousands who are Ia the habil
Of locking az we Ntis Orleans Paper as
gospel il these mattera, 7 may perhaps not
be allowed q dismiss the subject without
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

England or brought back. New Orleans is
not in the Cotton region and the absence or
presence Of frost that has nothing to do with
cotton growing that know OF. But the re-
mark is evidently inIeAded 10 mean thai
American Cotton had not suffered by the
frost of the 10th 0cf But to say so direct
would be ialsehood so notorious that il
ould loose its effect. He therefore saws it
in this skilLfuL manner, in order that it ma
be so understood by those at a distance who
do not know better. The Bullitin knows as
we'll as / do, for it is notorious, that more
than two thirds of all the cotton in the Uni
ted States suffered very materially by the
KILLING FRosTs of the 9Th, 10th aud 18th Oct.
The Bulletin says the receipts this season
were 225 900 bales against $50, 900 same
time last year-ialling off ''onIy 25 600 bales.
This is also false. The receipts TO Isl Sept
IN New Orleans last year were 253 1875 bales
Same time this year, 222 ,O79-a falling Of
of ''Only" 81, los.
Now, know that am but one humble
retired individual, charging fraud and false
heod, in relation TO the most important agri
cultural and commercial interests of Chi
country, upon one of its leading and mos
influential papers; but | also know that thu
TRUTH is one instrument of warfare that can
not be overcome, though it be found in
boys sling in the hands of a STRIPPING David
have no other motive however in this mat
ter, and have nothing to do with It, turtle
) than to call the attention of those interested
to the fact that the COMMERCIAL BULLETIN
utterly unworthy of credit in its relation
with the cotton Market, the great interest
OF our people.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

THE ILLINoLIs LoAN.--Letters brought
bv the Hibernia jus arrived al Boston states
that the Illinois commissioners have sue
ceeding in negotiating their loan of 81 ,20C.-
eco in London, sntject TO the report Of a
nnulherof gentlemen who have been appoin.
ted TO ascertain the sum required to finis
the works; and if the SUM above named i,
sufficient the money will be advanced forth
with. This will be Good news for Illinois
Nat. Int.
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The stan printing.

We see that WIN N. smyih, Of the South
ern Reiormer, is candidate for the public
printing. As there but little chance for a
,0hig paper getting E printing, we would
insigNetour representatives 70 vote for Smyth
in preference 20 the piTatical owners Of the
Mississippian. Smyth is a practical printer,
and laying aside his population, is frs
rate fellow. We hope he may be elected
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Trustees Sale.

10y vir1ue OF Deet IF trust executed BY
ID Washington Dorsey, On the 9Th Of A.
prii 1889 to the undersigned TO secure the
payment Of certain notes, held by the Com
mercial Bank of Manchester, which Deed is
of record ia the office of the Clerk of the
Probate Court Of Yazoo county, Book |, D.
$50 Z, 8 and 9. We viii on the 18Th day
of January next, atthe door Of the Com
mercial Bank Of Manchester in Yazoo City,
sell the property in said deed conveyed, TO
the highest bidder for cash, 10 wit;--lhe
north half of west half south west quartz
Sec. %, Town, IL. Range 2 west, and south
half of west half south west quarter, sec
%, all in Township IL, range 2 west, lying
in Yazoo County also the following
lots in Yazoo City, No, 267, 276 2O6, 430
9S, lO2, 443, 442, 204, undivided moety
of lots 1865; the north east portion Of 237,
being that part adjoining 236, 80 feet from
ON Main Street running back $50 f. The
undivided moieties oflots e. 2, I6I a. 1872
We will convey such title as is vested 10 Us
by the deed.
@. d. GIBBS,
P. B. POPE.
Trustees
Deccember 10, 1913. 23.5t
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Partv Devotion.

The slavery Of party has never been, in
any country, exhibitedin so exscrable light
as this. Amongst the adherents of John
tyler, there is not one man in twenty, who
approves of his conduct, and yet, in viola
ton of conscience, and in many case, Of
oaths Of Office, ne is sustained by his party.
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law NOTICE

- have removed my Office 10 the conn-
ting Room 81 B. p. Powell q Co., on
Main stfeet-where can always Be found,
except when absent on professional business.
f. w QUACKENB0SS.
Yazoo City, Dec IS, l845, q y
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

viii sell 81 q Acres Of Landin Holmes
County, on Honey island on favourable
terms; any person wishing 70 purchase, will
apply 10 DR.. ". Dorsey, in Yazoo City.
The titleis good and the land equal to any
ii the state, md i in three miles Of u.
Richardson's farm Immediately onthe bank
Of Little River
ANSEIi WATKINS.
Dsc. Is. 1913, lpaid 81 5Ol 234t
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VERY TRUE.-Five things are useless
when not accompanied each by one thing
else - Words without deeds, wealth with
ant economy, learning without GOOD man.
ners, almsglving without charity, and lie
without health.
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"With respect to the station which that PoTlio =
Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought to occupy in the United States,
tink hat al citizens. natirs and natifahsed, .cim
oi anu regard 10 their RESPECTIVE vocATIoNS, "aoWa
enoy such confederation in society as IS due 10 then
rirhe aad Intelligence, their industry, sobHety ana
general department" CLAY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

ELECTORS OF PREsIDENF.-Fhe next cleo
ton for President will be decided under the
new apportionment Of electors, and for the
convenience of politicians we give the fol
lowing statement of the number 20 whica
each State will be entitled. Lay it BY, o.
cut it out and put il up, that YOU may be pre-,
pared for calculation.
Maine, 9; New Hampshire. 6; Massachu
sets, II; Vermont, 6; Rhode Island, 4; Con-
nectcut, 6; New York. So; New Jersy, z;
PENNSYLVANIA, 26; Delaware, 8; Maryland, 8;
Virginia, II; N. Carolina, II; S. Carlina, 8;
Georgia, 10; Alabama. 8; louisiana, 6; MS
sissippi, 6 Tennessee, 10; Kentucky, - /;
Ohio, %; Indiana, IL; Michigan, 5; Illinois,
8; Missouri, 4: Arkansas, 3; Total, 275
Necessary for achoice, 13S.
We are rejoiced 10 learn that the sub.
scriptions for the relief of the families of
the Officers and Seamen Of the u. S. Schoo-.
ner Grampus (lost at sea) is going on fam
ousy. Within the last two or three days,
one gentleman has sent $3.50 from Phila
delphia; another $3.50 from New York;
and another l,400 from Boston, as the
fruits of his own labor. Several other be
nevolent persons have also charge of lists
there. The merchants of these cities have
answered TO the calls of this charity in the
most gratifying manner.-Nat. INTEL.
/
From Brazil The barque Corsa, Capt.
Whipple, from Rio Janeiro, arrived at New
York on the 23d, brought information that
the Princess Januaria, sister of the Empe-
ror, was dangerously III ola putrid fever and
i was feared that she would not recover.
Much anexity and grief prevailed among
the people. Tie BFazilsln Minister at Mon.
tevdeo had concluded a treaty with the
Montevideans but the Emperor had refused
to ratify it. Captain Whipple confirms the
repots that Commodore Pervis had received
orders from the British Government 10 re-
spect the blockade Of Montevideo bg the
Buenos Ayrean squadron. This news wa.
brought BY the slaop Of war John Adam,
rom Monteyideo. The sloop of war ST
Louis was at Rio. The Columbus, aas
ship, sailed for MonteYideo on the 9Th 3
lctober. Capt Whipple sailed on the 10Th
VERY TRUE.-Five things are useles.
when not accompanied each by one thin,
else: Words without deeds, wealth with
out economy, learning without rood man
3 ners, almsgiving without charity, and lift
! without health.
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Net whig saip.

The towns to be heard from, Taft September
gave only IDS majority against Colamer.
CT the members hefors elected, two are Wings,
and one Democrat. The delegation therefore
stands-3 and t.
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,rhir nrincinlea and Measures.

LIST. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY
"a An adeouateA REVENUE, with fair PRO-
TECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY,
ard. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EAECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further Restriction
ON the exercise Of the VETO.
A,h. A faithful administration Of the puodiSe
Domain, with an equitable DISFRlbUIlON Vt
'rIE PnOCEEDs Of the sales OF it among all the
States. ....,-.r ,.-
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
isiration Of the General Government, leaving Pnh'
Nc officers perfect freedom Of thought and Of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
uqaius. improper interference in elections
9th. An amendment OF The C9nsli.S.Sn, luni.
SINGLE TERM.
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ALSO,

The following tracts or parcels Of lands
living in the county of Yazoo, The south
west quarter and south half Of west half of
northeast quarter, section To- township IL
Range 2, west, with the improvements, &c.
Also, the half of 48O acres Of land lying in
township 10, range 8, west, being the east
half Of northwest quarter and west halt OF
northeast quarter and east half Of southwest
quarter and west half Of southeast quarter,
Section 25; and the east half of northwest
quarter and west half Of northeast quarter of
section SO; Also, the entire 100 acres of
land in township TO- range 3, west, being
west half Of northeast quarter and north half
| Of west half and north half of east hall of
southeast quarter, with the improvements.
also, the following land in Yazoo county =
The east half and northwest quarter, and
north half of east half of southwest quarter,
section 90; the northwest quarter, the west
half OF southwest quarter and south half of
west half of northeast quarter. section 80;
the west half of northeast quarter, section
| 81; the south half of west half of southwest
lquarter, section 90; and west half of south
west quarter, and south half of east half of
southwest quarter, section %; all in town.
ship II, range. l, wesr containing 1040
Il acres.
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MARS haE's Sale.

IlaarS halls Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District Of the State
of Mississippi, to Nag Term 1874.
Brown, Robb & Co.
vs. AIS Fl. "a.
B. Whitehead and sureties.
10y virtue ofthe above stated writ 10 ma
directed, shall expose to public sale
in front Of the Court House door of Yazo {
county, ia The town Of Benton, within the
hours prescribed by law,
On Monday, the 18th day of Januarv, 1874.
viii be sold the following described lois. to-
vii: Nos. l43, 40. l4s and l49, lyinaand
being in the town Of Satartia, Yazoo coun-
ty, the same having been levied on as The
property Of the defendant. N. N. Hurst. and
will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt and
costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal S. ID. nj.
By w. T. BATTE, ID. M.
Dec. 8, le43. q. fee So 2S-5t.
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Lot in Yazoo city, No. 236 containing Is
feet on Main Street and running back
fI50 feet.-Also, Lot No. 239 fronting on
Washington Street and runs back in the d.
rection of Main Street till it adjoins Lot
al present owned BY the Planters Bank.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

'HNHE new aud substantial built stea
4 and regular Packet, YaZOO CITY.
r. G. You've. Master. will leave for New
Orleans, on Sunday. the 24ta instant. For
freight OF passage, having splendid accom-
modalions, apply on board.
Yazoo city, Dec. Is, I943. 22-2t. 3
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@. d. GIBBS,
p. b. POPE

Trustees
December 10, 1913. 28,5t
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ALSO.

A lot or parcel of land in Yazoo county.
being west half Of southeast quarter and
west halt Of northeast quarter, Section Il
Township 10, Range 4, west, containing
l49 O7-loo acres, with the appearances
thereunto belonging.
ALSO,
Lots in Yazoo City, Nos. 422, 423, 424
124, All, IS, 428, 447, asa. 456' 446, and
81; the same having been levied on as the
property of the defendant, the Planters
Bank, to satisfy plaintiffs claim and costs.
A. MILLER, Marshal. S. D. M.
By w, L. Bate, D. NJ.
Dec. ., 1843, pr fee $42l 22-5t
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ALSO

Lots in Yazoo city, Nos. 1o4, sos, los,
loo and 3.-Aiso, the following described
parcels Of ground in Yazoo CITY, Lot No. 80,
with the dwelling, kitchen and ont-houses
thereon;-Also, The northeast half OF Lot No.
10 being IS feet square, lying on the corn
er of Broadway and Monroe Streets. (saath-
western moiety of said No. 10y together
with the dwelling house, kitchen and other
Improvements thereon;- Also, Lot No. 255,
lying on jefferson Street, with brick stable
lhereol;-Also, Lois Nos. 2I4 and els, form
ing square Of $50 feet on the corner OF
J efferson and Mound Streets.
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IA the Circuit Couyt Of he United stofes,
for the Southern Disfrict Of The STATE
Of Mississippi TO Nay Term, 1914
United STATES of America,
US. Vend. Exponas.
Planters Bank Of the State Of Mississippi.
10y virtue Of the above stated writ TO me
D directed. shall expose to public sale.
At the Court House door OF Yazoo county.
in the town Of Benton within the hours pre-,
scribed by law, en-
Monday, NE 1873 6f January 1874.
to the highest bidder, for cash, all Of the
right. title and interest Of the defendant,
the Planters Bank OF the State Of Mississippi,
has in and to the following describedsands,
to-wit:-
Lots in Yazoo City Nos. 81, SO. 70. 90,
1913, ia, l25, I26. 1877. 1873, 1856, 1873,
1879, 1863, l64, l66. 1877, 1853. 100, 193,
1874, 1876, 1876, 277, 27s, $50, 34s 349,
382, 383, 1856, 1886. 391 g92, 1913. 1914,
436, 437, 438, ASS, 462, 297, and 479,
together with the improvements thereon.
Also, Lot No. 289, fronting on Bayou street:
Lot No. go, fronting on Mound street; the
east half of Lot No. zoe, in the rear of Lot
No. go: also, Lot No. 22l. fronting on
Main and Mound streets.
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ALSO,

The following tract OF Land in Yazoo
county, being the east half of southwe est quar-
ter and southeast quarter northwest quarter
of Section 10: west half southwest Quarter
Section 4; north half of east half of north
east quarter OF Section IS, all in Township
IL, Range 2, east, with the improvements
thereon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-21

me. Surely this would be honest and justat least,
think your correspondent will admit it, and fancy it
will not require an argument TO establish the fact, that
the capslist will require Of the borrower 10 refund 10
him tie amount which he may have been compelled 10
pay, as tax On The interest arising from the sur, loan
ed; proposition which the borrower must accede 10,
or plank up the cash, every capitalist who loans
neg would like to get what the law allows, 70 wit six
DER cent and The debtor who refuses would have to sell
tie up. that IT nigh. be loaned to who will agrees
that six per cent. should be realized. Here indeed
legislative faniaronade. The capitalist taxed, and tho
6ofr0,7er pauiag the mr.! JUSTICE.
n We need not travel 10 Petersburg, TO trouble our
Correspondent to make out answer. lies upon the
surface and we can undertake TO make it for our
selves Whether the capitalist the borrower will
upon the arrangement be made between them II must
cessity of the atter-nr both. But whatever be TIE
arrangement, it disspa,es this stapepdoas objection
Of the an-tax candidate of Prince G-orge Ii the
capissst - 10 pay H. does II follow tina. he would lose
Ill The interest upon his money, by keeping it in his
own pocket rather than lose .fcr,eth part oftor,
that is the whole amount ofc taSlo cents upon every
six dollars Why, the old saying tells Us that evea
shalt loaf is better than nome II, the other
hand, the borrower had TO pay the tax, would follow
that he would not rather pay the fifteen cents, than not
have The Of the money at all: And Jor,iori, if
they TO divide the tax between them. So lei the
Doctor, or Correspondent FIR it as they may, the
system Of borrowing will 20 on-and the panic po..
trait Of ,hs pressure, &c. &c, mcts into lbn air
fEditOrsl
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DIsGEAoEfuL Row ~ TuE PENNSYLVANIA LrGIs.
Of those scenes. by which the Halls OF
Legislation sometimes dssraced-caused by the
madness of political strife, in the minds of Editors and
Legislators Of weak inteect-occurred at Harrisburg
on Saturday. The State Capitol G,ze.e contained an
article, charging person named MCGOWAN, and an
other, both members Of the House, with bribery The
Editor of the paper, named B'utton, appeared the
floor Of the House early in The morning, when Nc
Gowan accos,cd him, and emquired if he tho nrt-
Gle, 10 which, Bratlon applied in the affirmative. Mac
then threw qn'd of tobacco in BIS fuce-b'ows
were exchangcd-Mac seized chair and struck B.
The latter prepared to defend himself, when Mac drew
dirk from his bosom-B. ran, Mac followed and stuck
B. in the shoulderblode with the dirk. The parties
were separated by The members-the House being in
session al the time The wound was not severe,
having struck the bone, bat il was given with such
force bend the blade nearly double and but for
Proydentisy striking lie bone, the would have
been instantly murdered. The House took immediate
steps 70 manlain lis dignity, BY appointing Commit
tee Of enquiry and sac will undoubtedly be dsgraced
and expelled from The Halls Of Legislation. Bruttou
had Mac arrested and held 10 bail in 81 900 to answer
10 the css1ult ~ T. Sua
II MCGOWAN rns Stree resigned his seat
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The N Y Herald Of Tuesday, predicts great m've
ment AT Washington, in the way OF removas from office
aud as the beginning of the movement in York, states
That Alderman Jeremiah Towe is Just appointed by the
President, Naval Officer for that port, in the place oil
Thomas Lord removed, and Mr. John S. McK,bbn
Appraiser, IN the place OF Edward Tay also removed
1t adds that president Tyler, by and with the ad
vice of john G. Spencer, will make vigorous demon
STATIONS, particularly in this State, which will be the
great battle ground IN the campaign OF lc1 Tue trs'
symptoms Of these removals created great sensation
among the Government officers here. Mr.. Webster,
who has been here for several days, left mm' date
for Washington, in company with II. NJ Batchtord
Esq In the afternoon, Edward Curtis, the Collector,
veyor is yet at his post, but lie also VIII be removed
pretty soon MIR. Webster will probably leave the Ca
bine next month, but in what temper seems TO be un
certain. Other papers speculate, that Mr. uPshur
succeed Mr. Upshur, as Secretary of the Navy. Nous
rerrOus,
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TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
u. 4.


Ss: In your paper OF this day see an eii.Is IS made
by you to destroy The force Of DR.. Briggs tives a
dress the voters Of Prince George, by quoting por
ton of that address, and commenting on IL without
DENYING what is there laid dcwn, rational con
clusion from the operation of the tax bill II is true,
you ask, what aniaronade is this The answer is not
given by you, but correspondent from Petersburg is
made speak, who says that because p'tast IS TO
lose only nine days interest in the whole year, would
he therefore, keep all his money in his pocket and not
suffer 10 go out interest al alk-Wouid the capt.
tails, have and half per cent 10 lose: the
question The TAI bill says he must. Then, Dr. Rves
IS right and Tie anfaronade from another source
Ask your Petersburg Correspondent, if he owes debt
and his creditors want the money, and your CORES
ponden, has it no, at hand, but informs his creditor
tina, he will give him negotiable note, payable IN SIX
~ days, which he can have discounted would not JUS
lice prompt your correspondent to soy TO his creditor
you will not lose by having the note discounted, be
cause have added the interest on the debt which is tt
run sixty days in the note and the amount charged b;
the bsak er d.scouning the paper Isl III fact paid b
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Married, in Richmond Monday 18th instant by the
Mr. O'br.n Mr. JonN g. oLDSER, of the firm Of White
nc Merchants 10 Mrs. AasI sMrrH, all Of Petersburg
Married, Monday the 10th Instant a, Bele Farm Gine,
ter county, By the Rev. Charles Mann FELpIra aAr
snail son OF NE late Thomas Marshall ESQ., of Oak Ill., FaI
outer county 10 Miss REnEccA FRAsE, only daughter of Rich
ard Coke, Jr.
Married by the Rev. NJ Pollock Thursday, 2n
sr WM RUTHERFORD, to Miss SARAH SgEE,RD, both Of TIL.
city
Married Thursday the 23 Of March, Genwool
Of Noah Thompson Esq, by the Rev. Nathan oyt, WV H.
OF Florida, ELLEN ArrAwsY, cuugte
Col. Byrd L. Willis of Virginia.
Married, ad OF March 'st by the Rev Walker Tim
herakr, WILLIAM TcMPSSs ESQ., Attorney Law tfo.mefiy
Edit" Of tie Advocate,) IL Mss ELIZABETH H. CLARsr au.h
Of Christopher Clarke, Esq Of Fiuyanna.
Married, the h instant, by the Rev. Barnett Cnzley Co.
WILLIAM H. SINS, OF Greene county, Virginia. To aiss
Etz.nE7H R.rrsr Rors daughter Of Carter Crop Of c..
pepper county Virginia.
Married ut The residence OF oah L. Thompson, this county
Thursday, I'D ut by the Rev. Dr. n,t Wa H. Bsocs.
Ed al Florida u Ellen ArrAw.Y, dau.te Of Cel
Byrd {, Wills, Of Observation-Disclosures Feriasaa.