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~ Jayne's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a, our bills OF

q Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
Attcrneys at Law, Pittsburgh, Pc. ma GELS
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m The July number OF the Southern Literary Messen-
er has come TO hand Agents and others can be supplied
he Tribune Office this morning.
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By ROBERT SEARS

By ROBERT SEARS.
Aided By the writings OF celebrated Biblical Scho
ar<, and other learned persons, who have made
The Scriptures their study.
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A MISUNDERSTANDING PENS

A ADVERTISEMENTS PENS
n b. Improvements in empenng the Steel, and III
parts Of the process Of converting Il INTO Pens we have
been enabled add several varieties 10 the assortment
heretofore manufactured BY md our list now embraces
Pens suitable kind OF Writing, rom the most
Italian hand TO the broad round Of ledger heading
Of universal aTastd s,sei rrs
against some aads this day we do not hesitate 10
GU Pens are entirely exempt from add the assertion WIZ
be found is borne b. testimonials from The ost cope-
tent judses Some Of the frat writing masters 20 th CITY
have adopted them in preeresce 70 the quill aud when II IS
tina. IN ornamental writing sometimes neces-
sary 10 make single dash line from ZIG TO and 81 an
zach in width this silent tribute 70 their excellence becomes
the hi chest compliment that can De Offered.
To those who shall choice Of Pens Of our laanaiae
tue for the frat time recommended TO 'ry one az least OF
each kind not NOR enabling the purchaser To
select that Pen which best suits his or hSr hand man as an
ACT OF Justice 70 the manufacturers We have more tan once
suffered injury from has IS decision based upon Iial Of
single Pe II the kind perhaps the opposite In all Us
pi0Iei''e' ~ '''-' $3.50 ~ T. C. WRIGHT & co.
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Timed Lead Pipe.-The subscriber is now

q iinneU LenU Piie,-The Sn.scTiber Is now
prepared orders for EwBASKs TIMED LEAD
PIPES Of any size Persons about Introducing
their houses By being careful require their
Plumbers the above named pipe viii probably only
save the expense Of having the work do again bu.
the lives of5ome OF heriamy All respectable Plumb.
this Pipe wherever requested. In addition nunsr
certificates heretofore Published the subscriber inserts the
following:
as The Crnton about b=inc introduced into the
any other common metz. leading e water into houses,
strongly recommend the OF M Ewbank' timed le}den
tubes for that purprse for reasonS fully Sc, forth y preceding
statements. JOHN IORREI. NJ "
Prof, Chem in Coll. Ply and Surg, \. y"
Having witnessed of lead colo occasioned
by drinking water conducted b. e5den pipes and having
ainined the timed pipes of Mr. Ewbank sincerely
mend their universal introduction where leen ns used
RARRFTT VI D.
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MTANTED-Familess supplied gratis at Broads
w Office 22 Gaud.st with the best cooks, hQuSsnaIds
md n-l,-r ans in rhs JyZU
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MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT.

In which he disembaks from the sailing packet ship The
Screw az the port of New Yorkmakes acquaintance
dimes at boarding house. and gives the particulars Ct these
transactions The domestic Of the Newly orkers,
including the Editor of the Rowy Journal shown up
in great style Ii viii sensation. Next the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

mo THE SICK.-A person well qualified by
experience wants situation attendant upon persons
requiring the of male nurse either IN fM2c oe OF
in private residences Address s. E. at COS WatcI- tFrt or
az ~ cfFce Of the Tribune 1929 st.
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-DR. T.YLoR's BAL.AM OF LrvERwoRT for Consump-
and Liver Com lant Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood
Gatarl, Asthma Difficulty OF Breathing Pam IN the side
Chest Peurisy Hectic Fever Nigh, Sweats, Difficulty and
f:oiue E1pecoraon and all affections OF the Chest ana
Lungs
CONSUMPTION Coughs and all affections OF the LEnes have
Yielded 10 Dr. Tayots B2lsam OF LreIwoEt. Ibis Is no
but remedy made Of bic
growing In our country aud consequently better adaFted
20 diseases OF this climate Thus Basam has been use ten
years and has become celebrated in curing Consumption
and Liver thai Physicians throughout the country
are now using II ~ their private practice.
The seItlte Tayot's Balsam Of Lyerwort prepared
cnty at 80 borery where wishing the can
always be sure OF getting IL Il i, also for sale by Dr. o. j.
Leeds wholesale druggist 2s Maiden lane and Mrs Hays
$50 Ful,on.st. Brooklyn.
Before purchasing be particular the new engraved
label with the signature OF Dr. g. Leads prevent coun-
terieits) is each bottle. IT
yS The July number OF the Southern Literary Messen-
ger has come hand Agents and others 5e supplied al
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M Temperance Office, l26 Nassau-street-
,,ho ,y,nt nlacss " jy2G 2t'
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A feature he establishment which must commend II 10
hos 'ens articles Tor immediate use Is the add91 10
meats consisting of Surtouts Frocks Dress Coats paia
looms Vests Office Coats Travelling Ffocks, Dressing
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Beef. Pork Lard Hams. Bacon.
Tcs. Bbls. Tcs. Bbls Bbs, Casks Sides
America. 500 IS Ia l53 10 -
llel.ad 81 2l2 1912 1881 1886 el3 66,S;3
Hsmbro ;. Us -
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no IMPORTERS AND MANUEACTURERS
Ihs Aacllan and Cnmmisson S;or.. No. a.s BIcad

4 MEXICAN GIUSEUM.-P. 7. BARNUM,
a Manager.
Every ~ and evening Ibis week commencing MONDAY
July I7th.
The Manager has engaged TwESrYyr talented Perform
and happy 70 aqouucc ~ en,ne NEW ERA in Au-
scum! Novelties Is,,, engaged beautiful and wonderful
ACrNA lAlON MUSICAL LADY!
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WONDERS OF THE AGE

He will dance, sing PUT ligil jump through balloon.
climb ladder, walk lame walk his So side feet, walk.
and gaop kick oyey CHAIR, tgu dead SC, with Va
E!etv Of other ieats. which be be believed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

DEALE'S NEW-Y0RK MUSEUM AND PIC
L TURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
CASpAR HAUSER the Wild Boy of the Woods 10 be
seen for One Shilling Besides the whole attractions OF the
Museum Tor day. ousar. This remarks able nonjescrir
supposed By many to be the long talked of connecting
ystery except he supposed 10 be native OF the Bland
Of Bomro where he found savage state living on
fruit. herbs &c.
There will be performance on Wednesday and Saturday
and O'Clock r. W. in which Mr. H. HARVEY the
Bulo Singer and sword Swaower, will maze his first APP
rearance la New YORK sted by others. JyG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

o~ WATCHESi WATCHESi-The largest
W "a and moss splendid assortment Of Watches in the city
YES TO Dc found at thS subscribers He IS constantly
r.ceiyng al descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches Of
newest style, from the manufacturers u England France
aud Switzerland and Yelling them al retail much lass pm
than Other house The city Gold Watches as low
q S21 70 s5 each: Watches and Jswelsy exchanged or
bought AL Taiches warranted 70 keep good time or tne
Esney returned W.ches Clocks and Jewery, retfed N
ts bss manner aud warranted lower than q: other .ee
9. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Ws.chss and Js~siy, ,
mYI7 isf Whc,ssAls sad retail, % We 81 h9 sla'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

Mr. WILLIAM C0I.E., the Great Chinese Nondsscript,
from the London Thetes, aud late tfon the P,rs Iheae IN
this city, viii apgesr variety classic GYMNASTICS,
together with his educated and talented Dog BILLY, whose
great es OF s4gact Obedience and taleuts have placed him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

ALBANY, July lS.-There is little activity in the
Flour market to-day, although have to note falling Of
III price Wequoe Geuesec s. l.. We hear of sales
the latter price Small lots ofchoce brands bring &c more
Ohio and Michigan 81 s.. The price, however, is mere
" nominal we hear transactions Arrivals, Saur
day and yesterday 10000 bbs Flour.
BosroN. July l7.-F'our-No change and but few sales
Genesee So 375 SO; Michigan - a 81, cash
Corn-No sales to-day Yellow flat held at So cents;
White a1,oa,, except parcel of Orleans sacks
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DTCHMOND COUNTRY FLOURs---i1poS p d. 20 n
n perfne for sale b. GRINSELL, Mi.s ~ VIZ
Sopta-si,
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ga FRONT PARLOR and one or two bee.
"a rooms may BE- had with without Board 20 is.
- ~ street 4 doom from Bfoadway.
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/. D. HAADENBEhGH, attOrAeJ. y - .
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No I Spruce-ss
w The scrb.r, INFORM friend. and the uhlIc uis
they have hand the greatest assortment Of sh.cs - n
tnc-d eea Shades OF pattern size p1hted ~
Sgns B.uyer. aud Interior Decorations done II style
Dc sarPs;.sd ~ any 0laeF BARToL DE A1AuNY:
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TUESDAY, August y.

r!f0 BE SOLD on SATURDAY, 22d Instant,
at y O'Clock, in B.oai-styest front Of the Auction
S7ceol " Han H. FrAnkiiu.a single Horse Caruase, OF
l,t = ie and really made 10 order by amrnvid
WOOD TO. Can b. an t.me previous "a TIE sale at
tle u Of ReHri!le Co Csnieset, near Beecker, or
.\NctlOI nn he sale. WIS 81
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The CITY BRASS BAND, Of thirteen Musicians is en-
gagged for the balcony gatdeu sad Miss PHILLIPS,
the Vocalist: Mr BaOUW EK, The Comic Singer; LA Pc
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THE WING ALMANAC FOR lS43-4l.

q No. VI. of the Series-On the Culture OF Silk
sc. Also,
No. VII. VI. Arago on Astronomy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
CORNS, CORNs,, CORNS,,,

4 NURED by the Albion corr, plaster! IL afford,
~ immediate reucL and . sure cure f1I
the foot with ease aud expedition. without an,
least pam. Prom among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of a letter from
the Rev Ebenezer Newhall of LiAcUn, Mass
cannot neglect 10 state, that feel great con
fidenCe IN the Albion corn plaster as one of the
suresJ remedies; have tried IT'S efficacy, and in
four successive applications according TO the die
rectlOns, ~ effected a cure
In proof Of which, read the following cases,-
A lady!-lo whom reference can be made after
suffering great pala, anu IncOnV enience for wears
rom corns, and who IN the mean lime was ma
KING use OF varIOI highly celebrated ron Pd,es
but TO no pIrpose, anC had m consoqut nee of
these repeated Gisarpoln tments, nearly despair
cd OF relief, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of hlc h. Cat IN Npen 20 al
only 90 cen's) has entirely cured her corns! So
astOhshlhS was TINS cue a. To induce several OF
the trends and nClshbors OF the lady 10 use IN r
same remedy, aud with the same good suceessl
.A5An OLD GCnteman!-lniormed an agent
thot alter suffering uncGnscionable pain and
Trouble Tor yeaas from a corn, which had resist
ed ever attempt to desire V, was cured by tins
most valuable plus;eIl
A pCrson!-So ,rpplcdSvIth corns for Ions
tline Ss 10 De unable to walk, had to cut holes I'M
ms shoes to ca sc his ieet,-was cured by this
Pre- . cents a box.
N d. Zach of the articles will be slgred w I
kidder on the OH side wrapper,
~FfCOuSUmPtiOH. No pCrssn can have AIDE
| quate idea of the astonishing relief which Or
Nelie highly celebrated A sthmatic or consump
/ i've pils, give IN consvm tIUn coughs, cole 5,
O ihcul'y OF breathing, whees ing, tightness o.
Tue chest, pam in the side, splitting of blood &c
iair trial only Is necessary to convince person.
suffering from these complaints that tni 5 is on,
\ ~ the most valuable medicines ever siscovere,
/ ior complaints Of the lungs generally. Common
| cClds are removed IN few hours. Price rs cts
] SLeparcd from the original vi 5 Recipe of ID
! w L Conway, 10y w l. Kidder, immediate sue
/ cesior TO the late L kIdder. by whom they ar
| Tor sale at his counting room, No Sc State ST
| corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by HI
| special appointment JAS BAKER,
ueS Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

I al what makes y.ur teeth so unusually white!
Quoth Josh's Dulcina. to him to!her III sht
To make ySuTs look so, with a grim, replied Josh,
I've bought you bottle ofThorn's Tooth W1shi
IT'S the best now IN use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tried this cast II others away.
Look alain, my dear Sal, at the lustre of mime.
Then Try this great Tooth Wash,
The Igaherry Tooth " ash,
And see n the Tooth Wash of hOrn, Is not line !
A MONG the recommendations TO the above, are
~ the following.
Having tried Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash, and become acquainted with the lnSre /
cnts of composition, cheeriully saw, consld-
II one Of the safest as II IS one Of the most
PIttsbur- h Sept 3 1912. Dentist.
take pleasure IN stating, after having maze
use Of 'ThOru's Tea b, Try Tooth WASH thOtit Is
one of the best dentTIfces IN use. Being m a II.
quld 'orm il combines nCa ness with convenience.
While u cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields fra
geancC peculiarly desirable. JPTlBBlTS, VI f..
The undersigned have used Thorn cOmpou nd
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found ii To / c
an extremely pleasant denuIfrce, exercising a
most salutury influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
oUShly tested it's virtues, we take pleasure in re-
commenting II 10 the public, behevinSit 10 be
NJ r BERTSON. JAMES p JACK,
ROBr II PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, VIM MCANDLESS,
II L RINGWALT, LEONARD JOHNS,
NJ MOORIIEAD. JAS CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb 8 ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
ITCH CUREDrt

REit ever sOInVeterate, Ia oae hour applica-
- uOn, and 40 danger from taking COLBY
using DUHyricS Ech Ointment So great aud
extended here has become ITS reputation, that
dealers are oTCtIlng n from all parts OF the couu
tfyr as remedy which gives their customers the
highest Satisfaction.
A student, connectes with one sfour Literary
Institutions! where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfres' Itch ONT
ment "a terminate ed n, after various other appi.
cations had failed to do So, and II Aat IN cons.
qncncc Suined 4 reputation IN that seminary and
ylciLuy, as the best remedy kno vn for the Itch!
Name can he gwen If desired.
- TINS preparation, for pleasantncss. safety,
expedition, ease aud certainty Is .uns passed. NJ
e4ual!ed. l,does not CoRtaIn the least PARTIES
81 'Ii Suiy, OF other dangerous ingredient, aud
may DC applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females, or TO children al the breast, ana ~
cures however lnveteTate IN one hours apple
Cat!"n only, and 40 danger from taking cold.
Testimony IN proof Of the high character O!
TINS article as follows
A distant dealer, IN ordering gross, observes;
- IL Is universally pronounced the best remedy
yet used IA these purts!'
Another writes from a distant city; is a
valuable auucle, asu fully worth the price set
upon tit has no equal IN tins marker
phy lClan the hrst emnence, IN prescribing
a. spoke Of It IN the hghest terms, as most CONF
pleteiy answering the purpose, and 10 use his
own words, pronounced II justine thing
| tbs also one of the best application for the
| Barber Itch. rImTles, and diseases of the skin
generally
! Price y ith fglI directions rs cents
! -s*Dr Rclfc's AsihmatIc or Censump'ive oil lis
this has been pronounced among all the cough
/ Hedi cInts TO be had, one of the most valuable
ever yet discovered, which trial VIII prove
! Price 25 cents,
NB. Each article will b, signed by w /
hiddcr ON the outside wrapper.
! Prepared from the original VI : Recipe of Dr.
w Il Conway, by w l. kIdder immediate success,
sor TO the late Il Kldder, by who they are for
| sale at his counting TOt m, No SO Safe stree
corner Of Merchants row, Boston. aud 10y hl,
special appointment by JAS BAKER,
dec Mherltuu. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
CABINET WARE ROOMS,
MONROE STREET,


EREMIAH CLEMENS. respectfully informs
- his friends and the public that he has resumed
business as agent. his old stand on Monroe street
where he will manufacture as formerly anJ keep qn
hand an assortment Of CABINET FURNITURE
equal IN workmanship and material to any offered
m ihs city, or the wes which he offers nj very
reduced prices. Among his stock will he 6und
sofas Bureaus, Dining and Poror Tables TonetiSs
WardrObes, Rocking Chairs Bedsiends Of all Kind,
Desks, Wash Stands, &c. &c. Every article in-his
line made TO order, orders thankfully received and
Promptly attended TO. NILS 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
NEW DRUG STORE.

n AFANEITE M'NEELY, would respectfully
~ lnlOrm the citizens Of Wheeling and he public
IN general that he is now opening AT the old Drag
stand Of Todd. 202 Main Street, few doors
above the Virginia Hotel fresh and we'll assorted
slock OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY. &c all Of ,,LicS
will be sold at prices to suit The times.
Having been engaged for several years in the
Drug Store Of DR. A 5 Todd he feels confident Of
being able TO please all who may favor aim with
call
Physicians are respectfully invited TO rail- and
examine the quality md price ofhis medicines be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Irescn Piions filled Al all hours with promptncss
and care. lie will also keep a supply Of the resi-
Patent Medicines for sale, aud hopes by attention
To business IL merit tho patronage Of n generous
public. onI7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17
Important Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS

Or he universal g,ta5le modiciHe If he BritiA
college II Healh- London.
VENIIESE Medicines cure every disease which
admits OF cure.
They remove from the stomach liver and
Intestnes-the blood making organs-the OBJ
structOns TO the due performance Of their healthy
functions.
They purify the blood by increasing the vari-
nus secTetiuns, and prevent disease by enabling
the body successfully to resist the predsposIn
and exciting causes TO disease.
3 fnry increase the action Ufthe absOrbents by
which all morbid growths are taken into crcu-
lation and afterwards expelled from the BODY
4 They restore the regularity of those III ocess-
| IS upon winch reformation anu cIrcul Illon OF
ne blood depends,
| these are the only medicines known in which
mall doses have a powerful and beneficial efiec {;
! aud yet, of which IN extreme cases; such very
] large doses may be administered feariossly and
with greatly IrcTea sed advantages TO the patient
The British college of health having revoked.
annulled and made void the appointment of DR.
HorauO She heard MOat, he has cease To be nm
any manner contested with or agent of the col
lege of Health.
George Taylor, being now and from henceforth
the sole general agent IN the Unite states of he
BRUSH college health, for the sale Of Morrison
Z lis. or The Vegetable universal medicines The
college OF health; no other person but the said
George Taylor has any llSht or authority 10 nom
mats or appoint general aggltS Tor the sale Of
the above medIcines.
GEO IAY LOR, Is Chaubc Der st sole general ag' T.
JOHN FISHER, agent, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-17

NTIRGINIA-Ohi osSuperior Courl-In;erSle
date Term, February 8 b, ISi3.
john Gushora and The heirs OF
Marcus Wilson, deceased, !. C,...,.
against ~
amos w Clemens and others
Thi cause came Up on this 9th day Of Fcbru-
airy, tSi3 to b. heard upon the bill aud exhibits
the answers Of IhOmas Ray, the infant child
rem and heirs of said RAY, by Naitman Il Willie.
their guardian al htem, the infant heirs of VIM
Hdrklns, deceased, by Elizabeth Harkins their
guardian ad htem of + Isy;h, McNeely anG
ReeFes. and tnat OF Robert Morrow, Daniel
Murray, Moses w Chbppe and James W Glenn
Gus, aud the orders of publication, as To the ab-
sent detcndaUts, and they still failing TO appcar
and answer, the bill, a 10 them. issaken for
confessed. And was argued by counsel " her,
ubOn n i a~iId.ed ordered aud decrrrd thai
James A Clarke, who ~ hereby appointed epc-
q al comm ssToneT for the purpose, TO ascertain
aud report to this Court, who ere the parties
having any interest I'm the subject of the bin
mentioned, and TO what extent they are interest
ed, what IL due TO any Of the shareholders in the
association in the bill mentioned, what monies
hsve been advanced by any person or persons
for the purposes of said association, what is due
from the association or from any Individual on its
account for debts contracted for any of the pur-
poses OF said ASSOCIATION: also hat is due TO ire
said iation, holders O., he shares for md
on account of rents and profits, anc from whom
together with all matters deemed pertinent by
parties SYlnS due notice - the PartIcs with leaV,
IL proceed eXpaIte # ii ey or any of them bein.
So houhed. do norattcna. And the cause Is con
tlnuet for such report. A copy teste,
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
/ The defendants IN Ihe above case viii take no.
ice that on Saturday the Sth CAV of April next
at my Office ~ tie city IF Wheeling, shall pro
cee1 TO take the accounts and ascertain the fact:
mar JAS 4 CLARKE.
The above mentioned account and proceeding:
are adjpurhed ur nj Monday the 26Jh day of Jun,
NAV IS JAS A Clarke, Com.