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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-21

TN Y.-VrnolxlA:-At rules h
/ in the Clerks Office OF Essex County Cout u
9th day Of May, 1871:
John Parker. VIM. Parker Silas E. Goul1l
and Susan his wife, and others, plaintiffs
against
Joseph Parker and Abraham Parker, and o.
cIs, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by counsel, a.
filed their BILL and the nisi subpoena i'll this eau.
not having been executed on the defendants j.
Parker and Abraham Parker, and they bot hayi..
entered their appearance ana il appearing by
lisaclory evidence, thai the said defendants b
not inhabitants of lhis State on the motion o: e.
plaintiffs, il is Ordered, that the said defendants a.
pear here on the first Monday in july next tel.
rule day, and answer the plaintiffs bill an! tia .
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN soEs
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond ~
eight weeks successfully, and that another ca,
thereof be posted al the front door ofthc Courhoa%
Of this county. A Copy-Teste,
JAS. ROY MlCOU, ClerS.
May 10 l-"9m
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= LADIES NEW AND -
ES-SS

ezsszA FASHIONABLE SHOES. s-'s>
TINE subscriber would respectfully ask the at
: i. tenlon of the Ladies 10 his complete assort-
ment of Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes Of
the latest and most fashionable style.
Ladie, Fancy Caters
De. half do
Do. Lasting do. thick sole
Do. White Satin Slippers
Do. Black do
Do. Do. English Kid do, very pretty
Do. French Morocco Dress Slippers
Do do. Ties
Do. do. Buskins thick sole
Do do. do thin soles
Do. Cater Bu>kins, Lasting, very pretty
Do do Silk, do.
Misses Fancy Buskins, &c, Sc.
J. f. WATKINS,
Two doors bol,u Nfossrs WadSworh Turner K
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a. THE ChcapcS' Boot and Shoe store in
" Richmond is al the Red Boot, No > East
Main street, opposite the end of the Old Market
House Let il be distinctly understood. and 6orne
in mind. tina, riN sell BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every description and TRUNKS, diropsr than
any House in This or any other city South OF the
Potomac River for rash 0niu. This, all may de-
pend ON 1T is no puff. Call and see for your
selves and prove the truth ofmy assertions
| have Ladies fine English kid slippers and
ties from 80 cents to 81 %, 4 superior article,
and gentlemen Boots from 81 80 TO IS; also, chill
drens' Shoes in great abundance
Don't forget TO try the Red Boot-i' is the place
for bargains. >. A. SMITH.
p. S. All descriptions Of Backing only five
cents per box.
MavIO l-wtf
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.sss, $50 s 3 ~ gss

.sAS9. 49,. SSSSssSS - 1ssl
mo NORTHERN TRAVELLERS .s
moad, Fredericksburg md losGn'Ge , "% .,;,,.
Reduction Of Rates-Sotice is hs ~ ;5 !
that, on and after "Wednesday the l' Rc nm
the fare BY the Railroad route between mn Rive.
and Baltimore will be reduced TO = a,a onIy
Petersburg and Baltimore to - % CO. ..ac; Vs.
Travellers by the Railroad route Ie sed PHI PHI.
dephia in twen,y-one hours after l earn ss
mond, and arrive in Phlladeiphla u Ist Nor:os
o ss sh Sy iT h lye Be s S sop in wa5s
or Baltimore, they may do 50 Is .; ,J"S e1.s
please. and resume their seats "'''''
charge. III, ,5er three vea-< .
age: others, under twelve years o. age p,;rrbuoa
Hour Of departure oil the cars IRON suI n.p
, before 6, a. NJ. THOMAS sa ..,lsi'-.
Agent .! Ycy~s
April l6
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Ma 1HE subscriber is constantly receiving
{ ~. from the celebrated mandatory OF NUNS
~ x CLARE, New York. elegant and plain
Piano Foue> possessing The latest Improvements,
and thai delicacy of touch, ana swcclrcs, l.one,
50 peculiar 10 their manufacture
Also, large assortment OF Musical Instru-
ments, and Musical Merchandise in general
Piano Foues repaired tuned, lei on hire, and
taken in exchange
CuEAP MuSlc-The largest collection of Mu-
sic. ever offered for sale in this State, may be Sc
lected from. at the Store Of the subscriber at Phi
ladcphia and New York prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again, will be fur
nisicd upon better terms than they can find else
where in the State. Z. ii. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite the Banks.
June Is i5-Wtt
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The y.r V1relnia .SieamJoat line,

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
!. "a rs The undersigned having pur-
.sssa..ss sTcs chased the Steamboat CURTIS
PECK. expressly for the James River TAX this
method ol informing the public. that she will leave
Richmond regularly every Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday mornings, a, 81 o'clock, and Norfolk
every Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday mornings,
at he same hour, and touch at all the Intermediate
landings on the River. They disrlaim having any
connection with any other line that has ever run
ON the James River, that they are entirely new
company and from The spacious and comfortable
accommodations of the Curtis Peck, as we'll as the
long experience of her commander, Capt. John
Davis with the individual attention of the own
ers 10 make everything agreeable, hope 10 merit
and receive support from The travelling public:
and il is no, our intention 10 make the fare be-
tween this and Norfolk exceed three dollars, with
or without competition.
Passage and fare 81.
r. A. MAYO, II. T. T.. :. Taliaicrro,
Haskil> 4 Libby, c. Fl. Durtec,
w. c. TompkiIls, John Dickson.
Jno. Davis,
Junc | It'll 1914. l0-lm
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
IN STORE. 100 1L1A ST., Rchmom, IG.-Sl-
LAS MERCHANT desires 10 call the attention
of those in want, TO his Stock Of READl-MADE
CLOTHING, now offered for cash (and for cash
only very cheap. He has
Fine and Superfine Black Cloth Dress and
Frock Goats.
Fine and Superine Invisible Green Dress and
Frocb Coats.
Drap dEte Dress and Frocl' Goats, very
plea.ant and beautiful article for Summer wear
Also Panlaloons and Vests Of almost every
conceivable pattern and qualty-as well as full
assortment oi Crayats Scaris. Sn>pendcrS, Gloves
Stocks. Collars, Shirts. etc. ctc.
Those in want are most respectfully requested
TO call and examine.
May 81 a-""h
IMPORTANT observation-disclosures
& Co.'S CctLyaied american Pan6rf0.
New YoRK, June l, 1914.
Messr.. r. Richardson & Co.
Gen,s.-Having used your Medicine in scye-
raj cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, liberated
Scrofula. and rheumatism and seen the effect
with which others have used ii, | therefore take
oreat pleasure in recommending il to such per-
sons as are afflicted with the above diseases it
being in no way detrimental TO health and pure
X. vegetable il cannot in any way rctard the pro-
aress of the patient in the recovery of his health;
il is sure cure and the public ard those atiiic;-
Cd can rely with confidence on il, when all reme-
dies fail. (Signed) SAM'I Y. FRENCH,
No 295 Third street New York
For sale at wholesale and retail. BY
ALEX. DUVAL & Co,
No. l47, Main ST., Richmond
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CHAkSPEARE. SEATSFIELD.& c.-J. w.
y RANDOLPH & co. have received
s Nos. Shakespeare illustrated, n II cents.
6 Nos. Sealsiicd's Sketches, II cents.
Ladys Companion Tor June. % CTS.
Vol. Macauay's Miscellanies. % cents.
Mai. Joncs's Coutship, II illustrations 81 cis.
Lord of the Manor, bv w H. Herbert, IL cts.
Hiram Elwood. the Banker, 25 cents
Adventures of Capt Pamphill, II cts
No. u Gibbons Rome, % cents.
The Comforter, by Mis-, Bremen, ~ cts.
June 1 81
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CA CHARLES LUMSDEN, U@tch Maker
GA mi Jepeiier, Petersburg, Ia.-Coniinues 10
repair Watches. Clocks and .Jewelrv. al short
notice. and in such a manner as TO give salisac-
ton He keeps constantly on hand we'll select
ed stock of Watches Jewelry, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jewelry Store
In addition, will be found an excellent assort-
ment of gold, silver and steel mounted SPECTA-
Giles. as well as Spectacle Glasses, OF every
description. 10 fit in frames. He bestows great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are OF
the very hest quality. we'll ground and perfectly
poiiShed-and from his knowledge of the Science
II Optics and The structure of the eye, he is pre-
pared TO give the most proper advice To persons
choosing SpcciacleS or Glasses. All OF which
will he disposed of On reasonable terms.
g-f Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, June 4, 1871. l3-wti
TIRE INSURANCE.-Th New York Con
i relationship Fire Insurance Company, No.
81, Wall street, have appointed ID. G. Randolph
their Agent, TO make insurance in this city, It's Vi
cinity, and State of Virginia against loss or ia
mage by fire, on Dwelling houscs, Warehouses,
and Buildings in general. Merchandise, House
hold Furniture. and every description OF Proper
", on terms as favorable as those OF any other
COMPANY This is an old and we'll established
Company. and has Capital OF >:3O0Vo
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

Two doors below Mcssrs. Wadsworh Turner X
Co, a the Sign of the Mammoth Boot
June s-Wlf
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TN Observation-Disclosures Rules he
J. in The Clerks Office of Essex County Cou-
on the 9Th day of MAY, 1911:
John Parker, VIM Parker, Silas B Gonl.
and susan his wife, and Others PanuH,
against
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Defendants
This day came The Plaintiffs BY Counsel 4.
filed their BILL and the nisi Subpoena in this car~
not having been executed on the Defendants J..
seph Parker and Abraham Parker, anu ihry i,
having entered their appearance, and it aPpc'.
ing by satisfactory evidence. that the SAID ccicl
ants are not inhabitants OF this State, on The II.
ton of the plaintiffs, i, is Ordered that the "a.
defendants appear here on the fr>, Monday
July next, being rule day. and answer the pla.
tiis bill; and thata copy OF this onier be lori
with inserted in some newspaper published in "a
CITY of Richmond for eight weeks successive
and that another copy thereof be posted 4, Il.
front door ot The Courthouse of this county.
a Corv-1cStc,
JAMES ROY MICOU. Clsrs
Nav 10 l-w2m
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J. SMYTH ROGERS, President
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid. Apply
t. D. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
April 20-lll--wti Richmond. va
IMPORTANT NOTICE-GREATR EDUC-
| TON IN THE PRICE OF HATS AND
CAPS. al the town and country Ila, Manuiacio-
~. nndrr the Columbian Hotel Richmond, Va.
j. H. ANTHONY, respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has on
hand larger and better assortment than he has
ever had, consisting OF fine Fur, silk, Cashmere
and Russia Hats; Fur, Cloth, Velvet, Sealel,
Glazed and Hair Caps; Black and Drab Wool
Hats, &c, &c, in all the new and varied styles
and shapes. Under the assurance that the sys-
TEN Of small profits and quick returns is most
advantageous, lie has adopted the method OF do
ing business entirely for cash. and is, consequent
". enabled 10 sell al much lower prices than
those who give credit
P. S.-To his friends in the country, who have
paironised him. he returns his thanks-to those
who have not. he proposes and hopes 10 become
better acquainted with
October u is-wlv
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l0-lnl

CtIDDALLSIN INDIAN VERMlFUGE.-
- valuable Medicine is offered 10 the public
with the confident assurance of its superior eff
cacy as a remedy Tor worms. tnot only c1pcls
the worms, but prevents the return OF them, BY
removing the weak state OF the digestive organs
on which their production mainly depends 1t
also removes the supcrabundant mucus or slime
existing in the stomach of children in bad health,
and which forms the bed or nest in which the
worms produce their Young In doubtful eases,
where there is general arrangement OF system
from want otduc action in the liver, and dchli-
,a,cd or torpid condition of stomach and bowels.
the INDIAN VERMIF'UGE gives speedy relief,
by cleansing the stomach and bowels and stmll-
lating the liver 10 healthy act;onthe appetite is
speedily restored, and the pale and sunken coun.,
tcnancc gives place 10 the plampncSs Of face, and
the ruddy hue of health.
IT The following general agencies are es'a-
blishcd in Philadelphia. where the medicine may
be had Wholesale and Retail:
Dyott's Fountain Head Second above Race;
Vaughan, Third and Race street Price, % CTS.
For sale by JOHN H. EUSTACE Main 81;
GAYNOR, WOOD & Co., near Bell Tavern;
and $. NJ. ZACHRISSON. II street, shockoe
Hill Richmond, Virginia.
]use I'll
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IN CHANcERl.-NnGxlA: AT Rules h.
L in The Clerks Office ui Essex Circuit sup.
or Court OF Law and chancerv on the Ri day
June. 1911:
Jane, CroNon, Jr., Executor of Tho<. Cro.
deceased. plaintir
against
Abadiah J. Alexander and Robert VI. Day,
Defendants
Came the plaintiff. by his Counsel, and filed h.
bill and the niS subpoena and attachment awa,.
ed in this cause being returned not execute
the defendant Alexander, and the said deicnia..
not having entered his appearance. am itapprs
ing hy satisfactory evidence, that the said ceiei
ani is not an inhabi,ant of this STATE ON the n
ton o the plaintiff. il is Ordered, that the sad d..
PENDANT appear here ON The first Monday IN 4.
gust next, being rule day. and answer the pla.
tif's bill and that copy Of this order he tor.
with inserted in some newspaper published init
city OF Richmond for two months successive.
and another copy hereof be posted at tie !rvt
door OF the Court house of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
JAMES ROY MlCOC,
Clerk f. {. S. c. l. y c
June 9-w2m
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C4PRING IMPORTATION OF EARTH
SENWARE, CHINA. &c-William f. But
Ter & Co. (Sign of the Gold Pitchcr,) are now re-
cciv,ng per barque John Caskie, and other arri-
walls their Spring supply of China. Earthenware
and Glass, purchased at the lowest cash prices,
which they offer 10 The trade upon The most acco-
modating terms Having ordered very heavily
for the Spring trade will be enabled to present
an unbroken assortment oi new and fashionable
Goods throughout the season. Purchasers are rc-
spectiully invited 10 give us call. no
WM. +. BUTLER 4 CO.,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
or,,,b , 9tj-wtt
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IN Y.-VIRGlxI,--a, r.
i Superior Court Of Law and Chance. cpeng
county OF Charlotte the Goth dav Of nr; ~, e
William H. Calicouc, BIZ NJ
against '@'''''h
Thomas Brooks, Wood poull;r sa....
Tor with the will annexed Of Travis pr .Hiii'i>Fa
ceased, Thomas Cheancy, Francis pasn' &C.
diriduay, and as Executor OF James I'M. aII;, H.
;, On the motion of the dctcn.lan, '' FIN
Barnes, by Counsel leave is granted him 'a'cS
4 demurrrrto the plaintiffs amended bin w. y.
was accordingly filed and The plaintiff by comic "n''.
loinni IN The demurrer, and then this cans
"hich the plaintiff appears 10 have nrocso..
against the defendant, Thomas Chrancr wS"
no inhaoitan, ofthiS Commonwealth in ,bc -, r, =
prescribed by law for proceeding acain>r 49,.
DEFENDANTS, and he failing to appear and ,ns,'a
me Count doth take the bill lor conCssoS W.
hlin-came on this day 10 be heard an ,So =.
answers OF the other defendants exhibits .nS VA
mihaiioh oil Witnesses and on The amors,! nc t.s
The answer and demurrer thereto and ,,,s W
by counsel; on consideration whereof a., ., "'e
doth adludgc, order and decree b,, ,bs ,'r noG
bill be dismissed, and lha, the pla;n,i,i a'.l4G
defendant his cost about his defence !; -, ~ We
halfe1pendeI-and the Courdolh ,rrlar %. Inn. as w
order and decree, that the d-tendan, 1T13~-sF,
Eroochs do render, before the Comm;>s.r ,u'-,
this Court, an account OF his TRANSACTIONS ~ 4,
guardian of James j. Caicol,e. dcccas.,i ~. ~.
also "a guardian Of the plaintiff. which ss;5 a.
count, the said Commissioner is directed ~ o.
mine, state, and settle, and repor 10 This con,.
with any matter specially stated deemed per,;ys..
by himself, or required to be 50 stated BIZ ANY,
The parties; and the Court DOH further adm.
order and decree, that the defendant Fr,rS.
Barnes, do render, before the same Conmjs>i1r..
an account of his Administration Of tho c,,s.
OF his teSlator James. J. Calicour, which So.
account, the said Commissioner is directed tocy.
mine, state and settle and report 10 this Com.
with any matter specially stated deemed pcr1nee
by himself, Or required 10 be 80 stated BY ei,te
OF the parties. A copy-Tcs.e.
WlNSLOW ROBINSON G
The parties 10 the foregoing decree. will rlca.
to take notice, that have appointed TUESDAY Il.
I'D day Of July, 1911, al the house If Villa
II. Callicotte, in the county of Charlotte for :.
purpose OF carrying the decree INTO effect +.
parties are required 10 attend a, II ocloch. A \
prepared with all the necessary papers. ysach,,
&c, for 4 settlement OF the accounts called ,or
the decree.
JOHN MORTON Commissioner
'uiie II ll-Wiw
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE, ~ RICHMOND,
Itl VIRGlNlA-Thc subscriber presents The
following scheme for private Medical instruction
and respectfully solici;s the countcnance OF The
members OF the profession Thccoursc OF lns!:uc-
ton will embrace t,ro Bcars-a Junior and Senior
Year-cach of which will be divided into Sum
mrr and Winter Session The Summer Session
TO commence April 18th, andterlninate September
Isl. The Winter Session will commence No
vember Isl, and terminate Marchls
The fee for the year. embracing Summer and
Winter Session, 80 in GdrAnce. For either ses-
sion separately. $40 in adroncc. The exercises
of the Institute will consist OF Lectures, Reca-
tons, ana Examinations upont The several branches
OF Medicine.
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Spmmcr .StsSi0n.-Special
Anatomy: Special Physiology; Nlaeria Me'ica;
and Therapeutics Chemistry. Winter Session
To the Summer Studies will he added surgical
Anatomy Surgery CTheorcica and Practical
Theory and Practice of Medicine; Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR.-Summ0 StSaoa-General
ANATOMY Principles of Pathology; PalhlosIcai
Anatomy: General Physiology; Auscultalion: Me-
deal Jurisprudence. HIater SfSHon-heView Of
MI the Studies of the Junior and Senior years.
In addition 10 the above. the Student Will have
accnss NJ all times. 10 the Medical and Surgical
c,scs Under treatment in the AlmsHouse, Col
lcge Infrmary and Pcnientiary, atforling him
annie oprortunyo of obtainingpractical intorma-
tion and testing by observation the accuracy OF
the principles which are being inculcated. Ad-
dress AUG. l.. WAhNEt,, W. -.
Richmond April oh, 1871. l0I-6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-11

per So pounds, which is estimated by the
Treasury to average 81 per cents and by
the merchants, to range from LOG to 40
per cent.
The tax on coal was stated by the mer'
chants to be from 81 to lO6 per cent; the
heavier duty on the cheaper article, and the
lighter duty on the dearer article.
On sugar, from 90 to 800 per cent; on
molassos, from 80 to 40; on bar iron,
from % to 80; on rolled iron, from rs to
100; and on chains, from 30 to l75.
These are but specimens Of the manner
in which the whole law is framed. II any
principle be consistently adhered to thro'-
out all it's details, il is that of imposing the
ightest duties on expensive articles, aud
the heaviest duties on the cheaper articles
Of taxing as little as possible the wealth
Ter, who consume the more costly fabrics,
and as much as possible the poor who con-
sumo the lower priced manufactures
And this is the practical Interpretation Of
the wing notion, and the practical exhibit
ton of the wing mode Of protecting do
nestle industry" ~ Y Netes.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-11

ton" from resortng to this unworthy pro-
scrption-if the fear Of retaliation will
not-at least regard for social order, in
which our opponents are, or claim TO be,
as much interested as we, should have
that effect. The proscripto of men for
the exercise of political right, is disor-
ganizing and revolutionary. All the de-
strucliveness which our opponents have
imputed TO US, could not if truly charged,
tend so directly to subvert our constitu-
tions, and to uproot social order, as this
petty tyranny. The men of wealth hold
their property safely only by the tenure of
public opinion; it is certainly not for them
to WELD the power it gives them, to. the de-
structOn of the comforts and lives. OF the
poor
But independent of this, the whole sys.
TEN Of society is one ofmutual dependence,
daily felt. The men who are called upon
to defend property against war, to aid the
law in unfolding its rights, in peace, to
protect it against the elements, are not al
ways the possessors of property. viii
those who are interested in property teach
these men the first lesson in social disor-
der, set them the example and give them
the proyocation for proscription3
ALBANY Atlas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-11
AN APT QUOTATION.

The atch.angel Of whggery, Daniel
Webster, at late rally of his routed and
discounted partisans at Fanueil Hall, in
Boston, made speech full Of logged re-.
solution, which he commenced with the
following quotation from the first book OF
Millions Paradise Lost:
-" What though the field be lost,
All is not lost, the unConquersble willn
THIS is part of Satan's speech, after his
rebellion against the majesty Of Heaven
had been defeated, and himself and his
host whelmed in the phurous pool of Tar
tarus. The orator did not like to quote
any more of the original, SO dropping the
quotation, he goes on in plain prose, weav-
ing into his speech, as if original, the ideas
and many of the words Of his Satanic mo-
del.
And study ofrevenge, immortal hate,
Aud courage never to submit or yield"
says the Devil.
" The courage 10 resist. the firm pur-
pose, the devoted adherence to our princi-
Pies" says Black Dan,
Now, we call this plagiarism. With ex-
celont judgment, the god-hke man COM
pared the condition of the fallen wings to
that of the Satanic crew. With equally
excellent taste, he hkened himself TO the
Devil, and adopted the speech which Mil
ton had prepared for him. But he should
have given the Devil his due, and continu-
ed the quotations. Would not an action
lie for violation of copyright We wish
some printer or lawyer would advise us.
nv. Y. Ere Post.