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By HIS Erccllcney JAMES H: HAMMOND.
Gocernor and Commander. in. Chief IN and
0rcr the State of South Carolina.
WMTHEREAS, in pursuance Of the Act OF
Wv the Legislature of this State, the votes
for the Members of the thirtelh Congress have
been counted, by commissioners appointed for
that purpose, and it appears, that JAMES a.
BLACK has been duly eeclet for the Con
gressional District, composed of Spartanburg,
Union, York, and Chester. forming the first
Congressional District: F. SIMPSON, for
the District composed of Pickens, Anderson,
Greenrille, and Laurens. forming the second
Congressional District: Js'SEPH Il. WOOD.
ARD, for the District composed Of Lancaster,
Kershaw, Fairfield, RIchlaud anil Sumter,
Turning the third Congressional District: 4.
D. SIMS, foi the District composed of Ches.
erfeld. Marlborough. Darlington, Marion,
Horny, Georgetown and Williamsburg forming
the fourth Congressional District: 4. BURT,
for the District composed of AbbeyiIe, New.
berry Edgefpld, and Lexington, forming tho
fifth Congressional District: I. E HOLMES,
fur The District of Charleston, forming the sixth
Congressional District: Il. B. RHETI'. for the
District composed Of Orangeburg, Barnwell,
Beaufort, CoIeton, and the Parish of ST. Johns
Cnllelon, forming the seventh Congressional
District. Now, therefore, james II. Ham.
momd, Governor and Conmander.in.C Chief in
and over the State aforesaid, do issue tn my
Proclamation, notifying and declaring accord.
ing to the provisions of the said Act that Jamrs
Il. Black, Il. F. Simpson, Joseph 4. Woodard.
Il. D. Sims. d. Bari, Isaac Z. Holmes, and r.
b. Rhctt, Had u majority Of The votes in their
respective Congressional Districts. and are
therefore duly elected Representatives in the
Congress Of The United Suites.
Given under my hand, dad the Seul of the
State, at Columbia, this seventh day Of
December, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud lorly.fonr,
and in the sixty.ninth year Of the Indc-
pendence of the United States Of America.
J Fl. HAMMOND.
RoBr. G PfscEyEY, Secretary of State
Dec. lS 81 47
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Wood Grove Academy,

sHNllE undersigned would announce to the
a public, that the Female Academy, which
for many years has been under their care and
pallo lonage, will still be conducted by Miss
CoRNELA CRIrrENDEN, assisted by Miss CAfA.
ARiNE CRIrTENDEN, recently from the Albany
Academy. h is hoped that from HE eminent
qualifications .of. Miss c.; her. shooess as a
teucher-lhe eligible situation of the Academy,
and the cheapness Of board that this institution
will receive liberal share of patronage 1t
will be greatly TO the advantage Of those who
intend entering this School, to do so al the
commencement Of Alie year. -!
All the branches usually taught IN similar
Institutions, will be taught in this.
Ratrs of Tuition: '-'s.
Primary Class, So 90
Introduction to Geography and Atitll.
metic, 400
Geography, Arithmetic and Writing, 5 10
The above with Grammar and CoMPo:
siliou, s 90
Mathematics and The higher branches, 90
Music. 10 90
French, 90
Board 81 90 per month. No extra charges.
WILLIAM EDDINS,
JAMES GILLIAN.
Dec. II St 46
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State of South Carolina
EXECUTIVE DEPAETmEN1', I
COLUMBIA llth Dec 1874.


By His Erecilcncy WILLLAM AIKEN. Esq.
Governor and Commauderin chief in and
ouer The State Of South Carolina.
NMT HEREAS. il has pleased Almighty God
w TO guard and protect The people of this
State, dufng'the past year, and bestowed upon
;hem the richest blessings and -mercies: And
whereas, it is meet and proper at Nil times Ia
make sincere and thankful acknowledgement
and humbly implore the aid Of Him whose pro-
vince il is to create and destroy the nations ol
the earth. Now. therefore, /. WILLIAM AIKEN
Governor Of the State OF South Carolina, d.,
bythese presents set apart and proclaim the
ninth day oil January to he observed through
out the Smte as a day of Thanksgiving, Hu-
initiation and Prayer, and do invite and exhorl
all denominations oil Christians, and all other
persons Of whatever sect or persuasion To dis.
miss theirbuSness, and assemble themselves on
that day in their respective Houses Of worship,
to offer up their thanks to the Almighty God,
the great dispo$er Of Events, to supplicate 4
continuance. Of his tender mercies and to ell
gage in such other devotional exercises as may
be proper and suitable to the occasion.
Given nuder my hand, and the Seal Of the
Stale, at Columbia, this lllh of Decem.
her, III the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight, hundred and fnrty-four.. and in the
siI'y.ninth year of the Sovereignty and
Independence Of the Unites States of a.
lnerica.
WILLIAM AIKEN.
RoBT. @. PlScKSEY, Secretary of State.
Dec. lS st AZ
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DtS1'RiCI
PY JOHN HILL. Esquire, Ordinary
Aoof Edgefeld District.
Whereas, Nancy Adams and Robcr,
Adams hath applied to me for Letters of
Administration, OH all and singular the
goods, and clIa,Iels, rights and credits Of
james Adams, lale Of The District afore-
said. deceased, these are therefore 10 cite
and admonish all and singular The kindred
and.creditors of The said decea'd. TO he and
appear before me, al our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, 10 be e.holden at
Edsefrld Court House, on the twenty third
day of December inst, to show cause, if
any, xhy The said administration should
nol be graned.
Given under my hand and SEAL, this
1llh day of November. in the yearnf our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty -four, and in The 69lh year Of Ameri-
can independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Dec. IL 81 AZ
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tnni Church in Columbia to which he could at.
tach himself he joined the NJ L. Church, and
continued i'll her fellowship until he brealhed
his last Having received letter informing
Inc that il was the opinion of his physician that
he could not live many days, Ihasiened 10 see
him, and arrived in Aiken the afternoon of The
day before lie died. found hiin perfectly SEN
sible and perfectly resigned tosihe will Of his
Heavenly Father. Soon after had seated N.Y.
self at his bed side, inquired into the state of
lis mind, and found that lie had nota doubt of
his acceptance with God through the merits of
Jesus Christ He told me that lie retained the
witness Of the Spirit, which he had obtained
when God pardoned his sins in Columbia
asked him if he knew where his i.other wis
gone? To Heaven, was his answer. Do yoii,
believe, my son, that You will meet her there?
Yes sir. This question was asked him at diE
ferent times through the course Of The day. and
he ALWAYS returned the same answer. On
Monday morning, about two or three hours
before he died, the same question was put to
him again, when he answe ed etnphalirally,
"Yes-I do" Until about 10 o'clock on Mon
day he was III great pain, bul from that time
he seemed to be quite easy He was perfectly
rational, told his wife not TO mourn for him,
and when his children were brought 10 him, he
kissed them farewell. He was much enga
sed in prayer, and seemed at times as if he
heard some sound. fnr he would enquire what
that noise wds. From ten o'clock his eyes
were fixed, and covered with CLASSY film. and
vel he tried ut different times to dislend them
as if more perfectly. 10 behold some object TO
which he would call our attention. Almost at
every breath he would say "look"-'.look;" :"
at the same time widening his eyes, and then
would ny TO articulae HallelujaE, bat could
not. Thiaking that ll,;s was the. word which.
he was aboring TO pronounce. arose from
my scat, and leaning over him said my son.
what word do. you want to pronounce. is it
Ilallelulah? TO which he said "Yes." Thus
reaizng the sentiment expressed in one Of cur
hymns:
I'll praise my Maker mllileI've breath;
And when my roicc is lost IN death, =.
Praise shall einpiny my nobler powers.
He now becamc weaker and weaker every mo-
ment, till at last, about half past one o'clock
without Struggle or 4 sroau, he fell asleep in
Jesus, leaving wife drd three children To
mourn their bcreav elnert.
ALEXANDER McCAINE.
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I'LL praise my Maker mllileI've breath;
And when mr. roicc is lost in DEATH, =.

TBAprIsr MINISTERIAL CoNFERENcE.-
The Conference Of the EdgefeId Association,
will hold its next session with the Dry Creek
Baptist Church, on Friday before The fifth
Lords day in .lis month"; (December.1 The
meeting will commence at ii o'clock, A NJ.
In addition TO the subjects appointed for the
last meeting, (which was noll,eld OF account
Of the unGlvprable weatller.3 the following Is
appointed for discussion at the next meeIine:-
us the portion Of Scripture contained in the
Gospel recorded by Luke from the l9lh chap
ter 10 the 3lsl verse. n parable 7"
w. JOHNSON, Chairman.
Dec.
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Female Academy,

VByHE Services of Miss A. COMINGS have
4 been engaged TO take charge of the Fe.
male Academy, mear DR.. Nicholson for the en-
suing year. She has been for some time enga-
ged in teaching ut Princess Ann. Maryland,
and is regarded as well qualified in the Ele-
mentary and higher English brancbes, and
specially in the Musical department. The
School will open on the lst Monday in Janu
ary.
TERMS:
Per Sessionof 81 Months.
The Elementary with Geography and
Arithmetic, So 90
The above wiih,English Grammar and
Miss Swift Philosophy and Compo-
siaou, 90
The above with all the higher branches, lO 90
Music ON The Piano and use Of the
sauie-:: L, 90
Boarding can'be had from TO 81 per month.
Dec. ii 81 46
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Dec. IL
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
10y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
EDof EdgefeId District.
Whereas. J p. Quattlebum and Wm.
Qualtlebum, hath applied 10 me for Let.
rers of Administration on all and singular
tho.goods. and chauels, rights and credits
Of David Qualllebun, late Of The District
aforesaid. deceased, these are there
fore TO cite and adlonish all and sin.
guIar The kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, 10 be and appear before me, al
our next Ordinary's Court for The said Dis
irict to be holden al Edgefeld Courl House,
on The thirteenth day of December inst,
to show cause,,f any; why he said admin
isiration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, This 18th
day Of December, in The year ofour Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud forly-four,
and in nthe Goth year Of American Indepen.
ience.
JOHN HILL. o. ED.
Dec. IL ct AZ
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.WOElrP.

Notice.
RY an order from John Hill, Esq. Ordinary
LID of Edgefeld District, | shall proceed TO
sell at the late residence of Sarah Martin, de!
ceased, on Tuesday, the seventh day Of January
next, fifteen likely Negroes, on a credit until The
first day of January following. Purchasers
will be required to give note with Two approved
securities. The property not changed until
the terms are complied with, and if re.sold at
the former purchasers risk.
JOHN F. MARTIN, Adrn'or.
Dec. II At 46
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.HrD DTEEE

oS'WTVCE>
STRAYED or Stolen, on Wednesday night
- The 20,h instant, from lie stable of DR..
John Lake, living on the Blocker road, ten
miles above Edgefed c. H., Sorrel HORSE,
about nine years old, fifteen hands high, blind
in one eye, u small star in his forehead, with
one or Two white feet. Any person returning
tue SAME, or giving any information so that
get hiin again, will be thankfully received, and
all reasonable expenses will be paid.
RICHARD BAILEY.
Dec. IS If AZ
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTR4CT.
IN ORDINARY.
Sarah Railord, Applicant,

Sarah Railord, Applicanl.
Us. William Raiford and
others, Defendants. }
TT appearing TO my satisfaction, that
Il William Raiford, Thomas Railord.
Robert Railord, James Raiford, Maleehi
Raif0td, and Elizabeth, wife Of John j.
Wimberly, and the children Of Nancy
Burt, tRe names and number of said chill!
dren unknown, lale the wife of Orsmis
Burt, Defendants in .the:above stated case,
reside without The liIrits of this State, i, is
therefore ordered that they do appear aud
object to The division Or sale of The Real
Estate Of John d.. Raiford, deceased, ION
or before the third day Of March next, or
their consent 10 the same will be entered
.of record, -
Given under my hand, at my Office, this
The 3rd day Of December, 1874.
JOHN HILL,,o. L, D.
Dec. 8 IL, &c.
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Removal.

mr. J. G. WILLIAMS respectfully inloniss
D his friends and the public ut large, that
he has removed his Office to MI. B. J. Ryan's
new Tayein, {next door to Mr.. John Lyoa'x.
Tailor Shops where he can be found ut Iil
times, unless professionally engaged. l.. .sic.s
He;Rkes this opportunity 10, return his ein-
cere thanks to al those who have favored him,
with their patronage, anf he hopes by strict
attention i6.sbhsiness, TO entitle him 10 iuetit
their support aud coun,enance.
Dec.4 a., # 45
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The Executive Committee Of the Abbeville
and EdgefieId Union Bible Society will meet
at Pene Meeting House. eight or ten miles
North West of Abhevi'lc C. H.. Saturday be.
fore The fifth Lords Day in December next, at
| | o'clock, A. NJ. WIN. p HILL.
Nov %, Chairman Executive Committee.
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Paw Up. Paw Up!!

A LII Persons indebted to the Subscriber,
IA either by Note or Accounts, due the lst
January, lS44are requested 10 pay them imme-
diateiy or they will be placed in the hands fan
officer for collection.
JOHN COLGAN.
Dec. l5 If AZ
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Notice.

Notice. s &
THY HE Subscriber respectfully informs his
he is hard pressed for money by his creditors.
To meet his contracts he is forced to take this
way of letting allwho are owing him. by ether
Note or.book accounts, if not paid by the first
in ,hehands Of an officer for collections
NIL. GEARTY.
Dec. II 81 46 4
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Notice.

ISOu1CCs
A LII Persons ildebsedto rhe Estate OF
N the late Ezekiel BrosdwaleF, decea.
sed, are requested 10 make Immediate paw
ment, as longer Indulgence will not be
given. All persons having any demands
against said Estate, are requested 10 pre-.
sent them as HE law directs. :, ....,
A: w. BURT, Admir-
Dec, II 4. DC
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He is beautiful bay, being Is hands his6:
and 9 years old nexl Spring. He Wss
sired by Muller. Sen, bis dam Nancy,
Air by Sciol,o. by the imported Diomedr;
his dam by Wildan. g. dam BY SpardilI.,
e: 6. dam by The imported horse Crawford:
!. is needesslo go inn full pedigree Of
Nuainer. Sen, as he is iswelf'kno&td.:,, ..s',s
The purchaser will be required to give
no'e with lYo approved securities. Prop
erty not 70 be transferred until The terms ,Qff
sale are complied with. 49,
Nov. 81 6t al
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clarified

Outhe 10Th instant by the Rev. Mr.. Brewer
MIR. GEORGE w. CHrsrIAH TO Miss MARGARET
WulrE, all Of this District.
Printers fee received.
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Edgefield Male Academy.

RER. JOHN w. LESLEY, 1.-The presen.
I'VE incumbent, having resigned his situation
as Principal of the Edge6eld. Male Academy,
the undersigned take great pleasure in notify
ing ihe public thatthey have engaged the ser
vices Of Mr.. H.K. McCLINTocK, a gentleman
whose qualifications as a teacher are. 30 well
known throughout the State, that any recon-
.mendatlou from the undersigned would be gu
.perduous :: 80 ,p.3 -
The School will be opened on the first Ion.
day in January, and the terms of tnition will
be regulated as.heresofore, by those 6f the most
approved Academies in the up pcounlry.
N. L. GRIFFIN, AZ
J. LlPSCOMB.
r. G. MAYS, s
p. H. WARDLAW, s
j. TERRY. j r
Decd. At ~ As
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For &@Ze.

RE House aud Lot in the Village Of Edge
I'VE field. containing iory-two aud d hall
(42I) acres. The lot is in complete repair,
with all necessary ontbuildings. For further
particulars apply TO the subscriber.
JOHN r. WEAVER.
Dec 1S If AZ
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NegyOes ,Ees. Safe.

NNHE Subscriber having determined to de-.
n continue hIs punling interest. will sell.
,oithom reser0e, on The First Monday in Januufr:
uezt, at Edge6eld Court House, the following
properly a gang. Of likely NegWes-amonS
whom areslA or seven very likely boys, belweeiI,
the ages iof.ten and twenty one-seven beaG
good plantation Ho,ses-oiie yoke Oxen, witi,ii
Cart-one new road Wagon. A credi, Of cne
and two yeurs will be given for one family Of
negroes. -
The Sale will commence precisely at II
o!cleck, in front Of the Court House. T.
y 8. w. KENNERET.
Dec.I1 81 .''S'% All
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Notice.
ALL those indebted 10 The Estate Of Ran
GA doph Murrell, deceased. are requested To
make Immediate payment,an aud all having de.
nards againsttbe Estate will llpresent them duly
uiles,ed.
B.5L.&J. MURRELL, Adm'rs.
Dec:1s at az
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PlCKENS COURT HOUSE
M Il | G A ca d e IN v.

fE'HE exercises Of this Institution will
4 be resumed Oh the second Monda, 10
january next, under charge of. l.. KESsRDY,
A Nj. He has had superinlendence at this
place for four years, and is likely TO continue
for gears. His known ability to prepare for
any College. with the cheapness of board and
other advantages of the location, fully warrant
the Trustees in giving the community assur-
ancc, that they cannol do better tIIan TO send
hither.
Board may be had in respectable families
convenient 10 the Academy for $50 or $6O.
Tuition for the common English branches per
session Of S months, h, S6 90
4" for the Languages PSF ses.
sion of months, S12 90
w. l.. KEITH,
p. ALEXANDER, -
NJ. NJ. NORTON, :
SILAS KIRKSEY, s
+. ALEXANDER, 3
w. d. STEELE.
Pickens C. H., S. c. ,. :"
Dec 10 At. { (Mcssenger.) AZ
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TE.aCEVER W.aJN'TED.

nPrhe friends Of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
announce him as. a candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector at the pext election.
Oct. 30 If 10
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Eliza Rushton, Applicant,
us. Elizabeth Rushton, aud others,

oS. EliZaoetn husnton, auu olners,
Defendants. =.
ND Y all order from John Hill, Esq. Ordi.
LID nary ofthe District aforesaid, will pro-
ceed to sell at Edgefeld Court House, Oh the
first Monday in January. the lands belonging
to the Estate Of Joseph Rushton, deceased, siI-
uate in said District, on tie waters of CuFee.
town Creek waiers Of Stephens Creek and
Savannah River, containing two hundred and
thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands be.
longing 10 Thomas Cheatham on The North,
Nathan Rushlon on the West, DR.. Wilson on
the South, William Rusllton and Mrs. Mary
Moore on the East. Sold on credit OF twelve
months Purchasers togive hond and appro
we'd personal security and a mortgage Of the
premises TO the Ordinary, to secure the pur-
chase money. Costs to be paid 10 cash.
II. BODLWARE, s. ED. Z,
Dec. 5 49,. St ~ t 46
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GThe friends Of Maj S. c. scorp,..:..
announce him as candidate for Tass
Collector, AT tho ensuing election.
Nov. u Is 4f
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State of South Carolina,

II. i.BOULW AXE, 8. Z. d.
Dec. I6 81 AZ
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State OF South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, 9th Dec. 1874,

by HIS ErccIlcney JAMES H: HAMMOND,
Gorernor and Commander in. Chief in and
nrcr HE Stnkn nf Snuth ('1ruLinl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-15

August 1.-THE Board met last evening, GrRARDus
CLARK, Esq in the Chair.
After delaying for somewhat less than hour in
der collect quorum the Board proceeded TO business
Reports be IN order the Committee to whom was
refer red the mortal from Inhabitants OF the 7h ward
praying appropriation Of 81 500 for the purpose OF
school in that locality $OtO Tor books and $500 report
ed adversey and passed resolution TO- the effect that
employ by the Board Teacher In any Of the
ward schools ha devote any portion Of his time for the
purpose Of private instruction out Of the public schools
An appropriation Of $3.50 passed for deiray ing
penses Of the school in 18th ward
Report from the Auditing Committee in favor Of sp
proprisng the necessary expense TOR desk, account
books, sc &c for the use Of the Board, was passed
The Committee, whom had been referred the consi
deraon the subject matter contained in the published
statement Of the Comptroller, In relation to the annual
expenditure required by the Board for the general
poses Of education and charging members OF the Commit
tee Of the Board with having published faseoods IN rela
ton thereto reported In favor Of the Committee and
tly rebuked the Comptroller The report gives detail
ed statement the appropriations passed Tor general
poses Of education Tor the past and meets the cha sc
Of the Comptroller with camnes reiung the charge VI
false hood with cool dignity The report vas adopted
The Board adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-15

FROM CAPE HAYTiEN. Hardy, Of the
brig Souiher, at this port, last evening, from Cape
Haytien which place he lei, LIST inst states thst me 90.
verpment IL in very unsettled state The spanish port
ofbat island IL continually in state OF rebellion against
the Government and at war ame ngs themselves. A lew
days previous the departure OF the souther rom the
Cape, the Danish brig Lucy arrived from Port su
Plat with one hundred Of fhc inhabitants OF that
place they having been obliged to leave on account
of the distuI Dances There was an army collect
ing at the Cape to march into the Spanish part OF
The island The President intended TO make tour
through the island and daily expected the Cape
IL IN though his visit to the different towns will have
q ndency stop the disturbances which daily occur In
Nil parts Of the island Owing to the revolution the
coffee crop has very much neglected. and the article
has become very scarce and high Il was worth STA 20
Iayticn money. The duties cost Of bags and other ex
penses. will make II cost 80 i2s Spanish, board
Boston Transcrtpf Aug. IL.