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o. bill 10 provide Tor the completion Of The Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal 10 Cumberland, the great coal
g'on, has passed the House Of Delegates # Mary land
by the cl"se vote OF SO to So. The es mated cast is
nearly iva millius al dollars. II is yet 10 be acted ON
hy the other branch ot lie Lruslatnre
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n'"ce me passage Of the resolutions annexng Tex
"e United States, it has beeu discovered that the
Inv '' vi treaty between Santa Ana and Great Britain
bo. 'ess'n OF the Califoruas to the later was al!
'''ATas every body knew betore,<
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VIM. r.. k'OM ng,
at the old ssund 81
N " n ~ A " a. II a

nav reesisng his Spring supply ofGkOC FRIES.
which he has recently Purchased in the Northern
Markets for cash. aud he ia determined 10 sell low,
no' htle lower than any house in the upper country
lie snlieils call rum his cid customers who have here
toore extended 10 him ther patronage ss partner Of
The concern Of bryant fonng. well Nv ~ others
hnslog In This Market promising hrm they shall MT ea
away without aateains. The following articles coin.
Prise plrlan nj his siock
iuo bags Rn. Iapura and Java Coftc,
IL hhds N. o.. =. Rico. and st. Co,x Sugar,
do Cuba (eatiied) do.
20 hoSrs l.aaf Sugar. all qualities,
Q btls. crushed Sugar.
30 hhds and hbs N. u. md P. r. Molasses,
$50 Sacks Salt.
100 kegs Nails and Bfads.
t,ns BAR Iron.
2 do. ftedepsr Iron
tierces Lamp Oil.
% bbs. Tanners do
10000 lbs. Cnlnn Yarns,
5000 do. Sole Leather,
500 d.. hesl indigo.
$40 do Madder.
80 hbs. Flour,
80 boxes and CABLES 1es some very fuc,
bales HIPS.
80 hoNes Talow Candies,
10 Sperm do.
22 Soap.
! Ion American d. Steel.
5oo lha, Shear do.
iierees Rice.
pipes SUPP French Brandy,
:" American do.
- Old Antigua Rum,
e bhls. n l.. do
g" Gin,
10 !" Madeira and S. NJ. Wine.
10 " Malaga do.
20 :" Old Rye Whiskey.
80 i" Maintain do.
90 bales Domesilcs aud Cotton Oznaburus.
50 Nova Scotia Gfindsones,
loo ps. Calico.
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March 10
EItpEs RENT,
TO TEE PUBLIC.
Smiths y0OSh-.TChP E'OerHcrS

n AVE, beyond doubt. .proved To he mosl valuable
remedy Tor The relief Of the Tooth Acne to mum.
hers OF those WIN have used them Il is deemed
safy Ia say any thing Of their virtues, the following
certificates sci them Ionh IN the convincing mal-
ner
have in two or three instances, been relieved Of
Tooth Ache by the use Of "Smih's Tooth Ache Pow
ders, ard from my experience and that Of others
Of my acquaintance. nnhcsatney express the opinion
that his ''etleclua remedy" ls humhug
BENNETT VI. DEWITT
! purchased box Of Smiths Tooth Ache Powders,
and administered it in several cases, which effected an
immediate cure, and would recommend all allie
ted with that painful disease. V &. COBBS
The above valuable remedy may be found with the
subscriber. At The Washington llu,e the Drug Store
# Dr. John II. Seay; and also, al d. w Moores China
Store. sign OF the Big Pitcher. &. NJ. SMITH
Iynchburg, Feb. ~ wfw
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SHELTON f. LAKE, the Democratic candidate
tr Congress IN Bedford District. will address the PEG.
pie ol Bedford. al The following places and times AT
DAVIS Store, Saturday before March Court; Liberty
Conri day, Shady Grove, Tuesday aiter Peatown; On
"Wednesday; the Nj adows on Thursday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-13

Z AM nav receiving PARTON oi INV Sprnc Ilporia
lion of ki,d aud Glass aud will IN the cours, oi
two three weeks, receive anoiher shipment direct
from the Factories in Fueland. embracing very Iaru,
variety OF new patterns aud STYLES. Which enables me- Ia
Her To the Town mud county trade an assortment sci
dom equaIle' IN Virginia. and n very low prices Tor
cash, or Ia punctual customers.
lhave jus, returned from the Northern Cities and am
now receiving, by the REGULAR raekeis my supply at
Glass, Fancy Combs, Looking Glasses. Locking Glass
Rates, " ind'oc Glass, Sc. Sc, selected IN pefson
aud purchased al the lowest cash prices Those in wan,
at any aucle IN my line. whether al WHOLESALE or
RETAIL, are invited To give me call. am delermn-
ed TO sell a, the Richmond wholesale prices Country
Merchants would do we'll 10 make their arrangements
10 stop here dav or two, and examine the market a,
there many articles which can be bought here us as
cheap as they can in Rchmond qr farther north On
and after the lO'h inst. there Will be dali, line of
Boats from this place 10 Richmond
ID. w. MOORE,
Importer and Dealer in China.
Glass aud Emtientrale
March 10 IL
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VESTINdS.

Satin Plaid Silk. Cashmere, Mrrino and figured Silk
Velvet. latest patterns.
The abnve naiued articles will sell or manufacture
into Clothing. cheap they can be procured in Lynch
burg; aud would invite all 10 want of Garments Of any
kind, 10 call and test this assertion
The principle which we have adopted is exclusively
cash. from which shalt deviae in any case Whit
ever. We adopt this principle knowing that il is the
)est for those ho paronize well ourselves;
will be enabled to furnish Clhng one third chea per
than Otherwise could dos than those who sell for
credit.
BY strict aertion business, and prompness in exc
culidg d ofdprs we hope 10 merit The confidence and
patronage Of the public.
Every Garment made by MS will be warranted, both
regards style and workmanship; and article will DO
delivered that dues not give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid To CUTTING. Fashions
received monthly.
WATERHOCSE s. WHrrrEMORE.
jan 10 Is
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a Il special circuit superior court Of law and chan
Gerry held for Bedford county, the ooh day Of Ju
ly, 1874:
A. J. Agec, Plaintiff.
against
John Gibbs, Robert II. Vaughan and James II. Epps
guardian Of Mary II. Vaughan, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
This day this 10 be heard upon the pa
perS formerly read, and the subpoena awarded therein
the 9th day Of September, lS4l, which appears 10 have
been duly served upon The defendant Robert II. Vaughan
who fails "a appear and answer, aud was argued by
sci. On consideration whereof the court doth adjudge
order aud decree that commissioner Of tins court do
take OF the received by the defendants
John Gibbs aud Robert II. Vaughan. for the tract OF
land in The proceedings Northumberland also. account
Of the value Of the rents Of said LAND when occupied
cultivated by said Gibbs, or Robert II. Vaughan, and
that he report said accounts 10 this court, with any mat
ter specially stated thought pertinent by himself, OF re-
CURED by The parties 10 be 81 stated,
A Copy-rest5
JOSEPH WILSON. CIR.
CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE,
Liberty, Aug. 9Th. 1884,
The parties in the aove Will take notice, thai
shall. my office, This town. at the hour of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. of Monday the l4h day Of April, lS45.
the directed by the foregoing decree,
at which time and place they Will attend with their
counts, vouchers, witnesses and copies Of court papers
for examination and settlement.
JNO. A. WHARTON, C.
March l3 w4w
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% JOSEPH X. IRVING, Esq will address the
people Of Bedford, at the court house the 4th Monday
ii March Court day.
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Entirely Fresh Sprin" .ced.
VIRGINIA COTTON GOODS

Of nearly every style manufactured, which we pledge
ourselves 10 sell Lior the prices obtained for the same
goods, in any Of The Northern markets.
Having partner residing in New York. we shall be
constantly supplied with every variety of new
G"ods, appearing in that market, rendering assert,
menl at all tines large and complete, examination
Of which is rrspet fully solicited # purchasers visiting
our city. KENT, KENDALL y ATWATER
No. II, Main Street
Richmond March % 6tif
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NIRGINlA-M Rules held in the Clerks Oncc of the
Circuit Superior Court ofLaw and Chance holden IN
ana Tor the county of campbel the Sd day OF March,
1915. Of,
Douglass D. Hancock, executor Of Wiitiam Harvey
decd, Plaintiff,
against
Peter Fore, John w Fore, Benjamin Forr, Charles =.
Fore. Francis "A serne and Lucy his Wife, Sacy Fore,
Paise, Fore .nn Fore, Sally Fore md John w Harvey
Robert Harvey, benjamin b. Harvey, liolcombe Harvey
Napoleon Farmer and Martha his WIFE, Edward ovcrton md
Sarah his vile, and Hillary Harvey, Defendants,
IN lHAHunRy
The Defendants. John w. Harvey, Robert Harvey Ben
nmn D. Harvey, lIoeombe Harvey, Napoleon Farmer and
Martha his wife, Edward Oyeron and Sarah hi. Wifi ans
Hillary limsey having entered theiroppearsnce, and
given seeu,, according To the act Of assembly md the
rules Of this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
TINT they inhabitants Of This commonwealth II isor
deed that said defendants appear here the first day o the
next Nav of this court and the bills OF the
Plaintiff and ,ha cop, oi This ode, be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed in the town Of Lynchbu,g br
months ceessyely and posted at the front door the
courthouse Of this county on come court day
"A Copy--rc'te,
JNo. ID ALEXANDER, elk.
March 10 S2m
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o., So long tine has elapsed Stree the Loco cee-
hralon of The iih inst. that deem it best to omit
- a'"ofh's' graphic description Of the scene.
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LIST SXfp.NE.vT OF.v.E.
- ~ ~ ~ g.

"E are anxious 10 PURCHASE about 80 NEGROES
w ot bob sexes, 10 complete our last shipment tur
this season. and will pay the full Rchmnnd pficrs
applica'lon he made sheriy. HART \ DAVIS.
Jan. 90 tsit
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From The Cincinnati Daily Times, May ooh, 1912.
.sNAsr,H's BAis,m WILD CnfHRv.--Wc should
w Judge from Messis WEAKLY kneppet's letter pub.
hed this day among advertisements that this popular
remedy Ion Coughs Lung complaints and diseases OF the
breast generally really valuable medicine and
by the whoesa. agents that they almost daily ing
similar etieia from all parts of the Wes,
We would advise readers who abofing under
affection of the Lungs TO NAH. immediate trial of tins truly
excellent medicine. The most intelligent and respectable
families oi city have adopted il as hvori,c family
used II, speak In the highest iems Of its efficacy"
Scores OF indi, 1na have been cured Of Asthma the
stages of Consumption Bleeding nl the Lungs ohstinai
Coughs etc. by this nlsam att, hope had veil nigh yield
ed To despair We say this IN all candor."
The above valuable Medicine IL iar sale hy
d. L. LYMAN, Druggist. Lychburg, Va,
March ID Ii
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.NE$$Es(s
NRO VI my Library, the LIST vol u Roberispn's Prac-
4 tIce, with my endorsed on its back. Who-
ever has borrowed it has il IN his possesson will
greatly obllge me by returning the Immediately.
CHISWEIL DABNEY
n. B.-The members of The Bar will please examine
their collections. and If the Book referred IL is mis-
placed with them. G. ID.
March 3 3uf
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CHEAP DD.yESTECS.

flNfE SUISSE RlBEI. Agent for the "ltmherwood"
4 Factory. kinsspOr, Tennessee, Offers Tor sale
10 bales very stout Sheellngs, IN which will
be sold bargain. GEO. BAGHY.
Ja:i, 10 tsH
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NE " GOODS.

IUST RECEIVED
~ Ezra blue black Ponlt do Soie,
Paris Nous. de LANES,
Fancy l|alzarines,
Grass { 10th,
Black and assorted colored Kid Gloves.
Plaid Satin Scutls,
Fancy Prints, Sc. 81.
For sale low by TURNER s. BURNELf..
March 4tif
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POSTPONEMENr.
The above sale is suspended by order Of The Solicitor
ofihe Treasury, Tor thirty days from the 2ih Of Feb
fuafy.
The ale oi Sannderss property vii! be made the 2Slh.
and of Porers property, the ooh Of March, 1915,
upon the terms and in the manner ahuvc me ntioned.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal and Commissioner
March 10 ts9M
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March 10
Ns'RF.g'G RHy. GU0DS

NH'RF.sG ENA' GUEEbS.
EeY the arrival Of the Packet Ships ONfird, Nirpi-
. D Man aud Hounuuer, Al New York from Liver
pool, We are in receip; uf our
srRING IMPORTATION.
and will in few days have in store the remainder Of
our Fureign Goods.
We have also received an extensive snpply OF
AMERICAN GOODS, purchased of the Agents and
Manufacturers. in the various markets of our country
under the most favorable circumstances
Having during the past Winter disposed Of our stock
then on hand shall be able oter 10 our customers
an assortment Of
Entirely Fresh Spring Goods,
sutrassing in style, variety and ,xen, any be6re ex.
hbild
assessing every facility for purchasing upon the
best terms, either IN or The yarious foreign
markets, add desiring To build up the trade Of R,ch-
muud 10y making II the interest ot Country Merchants
To purchase their supplies here we shall oer them great
Inducements.
We have now on hand. and will always ae supplied
with a complete assortment Of
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
P r OBAT SALE.

WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, by
the llnd %srsigned, Parish Judge in and for the
Parish Of ST. Landryyi
On Tuesday, The 2lst day Of January neat, 1s45,
At the COURTHOUSE of the Parish aforesaid, the
following Property, belonging to The Estate Of
CHARLES A. EDWARDS, late Of the Parish Of
st, Landry, deceased, consisting Of ia
Tract or parcel of Land,
situated in said Parish, and being the Northeast Quar-
ter Of Section No. 3, Township 3, South Range A East,
containing one hundred and sixty 64-l0O superficial
acres.
ANOTHER TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated in said Parish, and being the Northwest Quar-
ter of Section No. 3, Township 3, South of Range For
%ty-thrce, containing one hundred and sixty-two 64-lOO
superficial acres.
FIue SLAVES, Of different ages and Of both
sercs One BEDSTEAD; one TABLE, and
one doublc-barreLed GUN.
10 Terms at sale.
"A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
opelodsas, December 10, ls44.-ts.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
FonTxCAx.
WINTER.
~ ELIzA COOK.

gEaHE4H# 4&EA&H@T EER8WEaE NANH4AM f
We know it is golS that old winter should come
Rowing awhile from his Iapland home
lis fitting that We should hear the sound
OF his reindeer sledge on the slippery ground
For his wide and glittering cloak of snow
Protects the seeds of life below;
Beneath his mantle are nurfured and born
The roots of the flowers, the germs of the corn.
The whistling tone of his pure strong breath,
Rides purging tho vapors Of pestilent death.
love him. I soy, and ayow3it again,
For Gods wisdom and might show well III hi.
train.
But the naked-thep poor! know they quail
With crouching limbs from tho biting gale;
They pine and starve by the ~tircless hearth,
And weep as they gaze on the frost bound earth
Stand nobly forth. We rich Of the land,
With kindly heart and honntcous hand;
Remember tits now their season of need,
And Q prayer for help is a call ye must heed.
A few Of thy blessings, a 1.-THE of thy gold,
Will save the young, and cherish the old.
lis a glorious task to work such good
DO It. yc great ones yc can and ye should.
Ho is not worthy TO hold from Heaven
The trust reposed, the talents given,
Who will not add to the portion that's scant,
m the p~inching hours Of cold and want.
Oh! listen in mercy, We sons of wealth,
Baskilg IN comfort and glowing with health
Give whate'er We can spare, and be sure
lie servetli his Maker who aidcth the poor.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
% @rleat1e aooerttaerremte.
THOMAS b. WINSTON,
GROCER

Wholesale and Retail Stores, Nos. IL, I9, and
q, corner Of Poydras and Commerce streets,
New Orleans.
AvING taken these THREE STORES for
- along term of years, / am determined to do bu.
slnessin sucha way as TO entitlc me to the patronage
Of the Country and City Merchants, of Planters and Of
families. One store intended solely for the Retail
business, the other two entirely to the Wholesale de-
partment. To the Grocers, / have added a general
Provision business-Pork, Lard, Bacon, Flour, SC. /
shall be as liberal in terms as any established house in
New Orleans, and for good paperI will give liberal
time.
am now receiving my FIRST Supplies, and shall
continue to keep twhat has always been admitted, even
by competiiors) the best and cheapest assortment of
Groceries, Liquors and Provisions in New Orleans.
Ne'o Orleans, Nor. 1874. MD Tyr
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
Pr COLLEGE,.
OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA.

FESHE Trustees of Frnnklin College take great plea
n sure in announcing to the Public, that the regular
session of this institution will open on the First Monday
Of November next. Tho Rev, JOHN BuRKE, lately Of the
Parish of Natchitoches, has been appointed President
and his profound crudition in the various branches Of
collegiate education, coupled with his hitherto success
full experience as a classicalinstrnctor fully warrant the
Trustees in recommending him 10 the Public as an in
structorworthy Of their patronage.
All the branches Of q regular Collegiate Education
will be taught in this Institution, embracing the English,
French, Spanish, Latin aud Greek languages, Mahe.
MATES, Natural Philosophy, &c. Particular attention
will be directed to a thorough and practical instruction
in The French language.
The session win consist of ten months, beginning
from the first Monday Of November next.
The price Of Tuition is $40 per session, and boarding
has been reduced to $l90 for the session-both paya-
bic one.lialf in cash, and the other half on the first OF
May next.
The Trustees wish ID to be distinctly understood, that
no crtra e6dtRes will be made and that the price II
tuition, boarding, lodging, washing, fuel and lights, win
amount only to $3.50 per session-parents being requir-
cd 10 furnish their childien with books and STATIONERY.
The Professors are required to furnish tho pupils with
boarding bnt parents may board them III the peighbor-
hood, if it be their option tn do no.
The Dormitories in the College binding ara admira.
bly, adapted to The preservation OF gsod health auiong
the students, being amply large, well ve~ntilated, aud
furnished with fire -piaces; and not more than two stu
dents are ever permitted TO occupy the aamc room.
In conclusion, the Trustees and Faculty Of franklin
College wiIl spare no painsin providing for the comforts
of the Pupils entrusted TO then charge.
By order Of ue Board Of Trustees.
opclousas, Oct, 81, 1914. @
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
MUNROES CLOTHING STORE,

No. "a Magazine ST., atthe North East corner
Of Magazine and Grarier SIS, Neu Orleans.
"A LFRED MUNROE, would inform his friends and
- Customers, that he is now receiving his fall sup
ply Of ready made Clothing and Furnishing Goods;
and he is happy to say that his stock will constitute
without exception, the very best assortment of goods
ever offered in New Orleans.
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM, which lie has al
ready established. will be strictly adhered TO, and goods
will be offered at such prices as shall at all times COM
mand the attention of purchasers who study economy.
Large additions will be made to the stock by the arri-
val Of every ship from New York.
A. M, thankful for past favors, confidently hopes,
by the system Of business which he has adopted, to
merit a full share Of public patronage. Among other
goods already received are the following, viz:
Superior French and English black cloth Dress and
Frock Goats; do do do do blue and brown do do do do
do do do cashmere and beaver walking do do do do
over do; business coats of every description; Kentucky
Jean Frock and Dress Goats satinct do do do do:
Blanket Coats of all kinds: superior French and En-
glish cashmere pants; do do do fancy cashmere do; do
plain English huckskin do do do do plaid and striped
buckskin cashmere do Kentucky jean and satinet do
super black velvet Vests do fancy do do do silk and
wool do; do black and fancy satin do double breasted
cashmere and Cashmere, do single breasted do do do !;
large assortment Of ball do white Marseiles do linen
Shirts cotton Shirts with linen bosoms and collars
colored Shirts of all kinds rcd flannel do; flannel,
lamhswooi. merino and Gotten Under Shirts mud Draw
crs Shirt Bosofns and Cellars rich Scarfs and Cravats;
silk and linen Handkorciiefs gum elastic and silk
Suspenders Gloves of all kinds; lambswool, mcrino,
and cotton Stocks; satin and bombazine Stocks
Trunks; Valscs; Carpet Bags Umbrellas Alsoa
handsome assortment Of Otter. Fur, Seal and Muskrat
Caps. Also, Hats OF every description, which will be
sold much lower than at the regular hat stores.
Every article will be offered at the lowest price that
it can possibly be sold for, and no deduction from that
price will in any instance be made.
ALFRED MUNIOE,
n14-3m No. Al magazine ST.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09
AFlout i've Thousand head OF
VACHERIE HORNED CATTLE

-E~ AEES 49, = - 64A@I
About two hundred and twenty head of gentle
horned Cattle; sixty Vacherie Horses about
one hundred and seYenty-seven head Of Mares
aud Horse creatures; one hundred and tweryy
seven head Of Sheep ninety head of Hole;
twenty-five pairs of work Oxen; twelve Amg.f-
can Horses twenty-six work Mules; four H.
broken do, Shhirty-three head of Horses, Males
and Colts, shtkSblooded; one lot Ploughs, HAr-
rows, Hoes, Spades, Axes; Harness, Colldfr II,
Brides, &C., &c; one lot Carpenter and Blasks
smiths Tools; three Wagons; one horse Gaty
two OK cart bodies; one Family Carriage Id
Harness; one Buggy and Harness; one Su {y
and Harness; Armoirs, Bureau, Tables, Tdsa1iet
Tables, Sofas, Chairs; Bed and Bedding; enc
lot Fodder; do. Of Corn; one lot Crockeryware;
one China Tea.set; Kitchen utensils, and other
movable property, too long to detail.
THE Terms or SALE are as follows, to.wit:
All sums of Fifty Dollars and under, cash. All
sums over fifty dollars, in one, two and three
years, from the day Of sale-purchasers giving
approved personal security and the lands and
slaves remaining specially mortgaged until pay
ment. And all sums not punctuaily paid, to bear
eight percent. interest from maturity till paid.
12d.ts. A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-09

SUES GREAT WORK TIE WANDERING
- JENNY Eugene Sue, author of ''rhe Myste-
RES Of Paris iMathilda,'' &c. Sc. Translated from
the French manuscript, by Henry w. Hebert. To be
completed in l6 or 90 weekly or semi,weekly parts at
ness of the author.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Empo-
rum for Standard, Miscellaneous, Polite and School
Literature. J.B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
nas esueccssor TO Norman Steel q Col