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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22
AdrninisarafOr,s A Notice.

m ETTERS Of Administration having
IL been granted to The undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Carroll county, Mis-
sissippi, at the January term. lS45, thereof,
or tho estate Of r. r. Woodson, deceased,
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified 10 present them duly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will DO forever barred.
A. s. WOODSON, Admir-
Of estate Of T. r. Woodson, deed.
January 7,ls45. 4-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

A JoKE--No JoKE.--A wcg in Hart.
ford, not long since, thinking Il a capital
joke, reported that friend of his was
dead. The friend not approving the use
made o. his name, called at the wag's
house, and with his foot demonstrated that
he was not only alive but kicking. [ Guard.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22
LuxuRIES.


- AAh1O4t DCWhf
Oh! il is sweet to be
Ask'd to tea partyl
And il is very fine
10 be call'd out to dine!
Oh! ], is perfect bliss
The maid we love TO kiss
But ah il is divine,
Around her waist to twine
An arm; to draw her close;
And to ANNEX proposes
She, bushes like the rose,
And family murmurs "YEs !"
Just then, what happiness
To see The door ajar!
And, frowning thsre-her Pa
And hear him cry" You jade
Take yourself off to bed
you cut very pretty figure,
To wed chap that ha'nt a single niggur y
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

Mns. DoozESBERY.- .--"Ah mel" said old
Mrs. Doozenbery, "schooling is a great
thing--I'ye often felt the need Of il. Why,
Mr. Snounticle, would you believe II, Pm
now sixty.fve year old and | don't know
the names Of but three months in the
year, and ihem's spring, fall and autumn.
! larnt EN- when ! was a little BIT Of a
gal! Here, Betty, light granny's pipe.o
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22
Marrfrn

On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev.
J. d. Neal, Mr. joHS ROBINSON, to Miss
MALiSbA, daughter Of Dennis Carpenter,
al of This county.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

We have heard OF man, lately mar
ried, who, having, with commendable
forethoughi, ordered cradle TO bo made
for him. has, since the election, counter
manded the order.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

CUsroM.--Thc Surgeon Morand Of Pa.
ris had friend whose Cog had broken
leg. Out Of friendship, the doctor took
the dog under his care and cured him. A
little while after, as the doctor wns work
ing in his Office, he heard something
scratching al the door. IIc opened il,
and saw, with the greltest astonishment,
tho same dog that he had healed, bringing
with him another dog that had met with a
similar accident, and who dragged himself
slowly and with great labor after his lea
der, "This time I'll let il pass,'' said Mo-
rand 10 tho dog, shut hereafter you must
not bring me any more such business
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22
MORE DIscovERIEs.-The following let
ter appears in The Baltimore American


MORE DIscovERIEs.---Th following let
ter appears in The Baltimore American:
U. S. TELEGRApH OFFICE, !
Baltimore, Dec. %, 1914 "A o'cl'k, PM.
To the Editors ofthe Baltimore american
conference.-the following is for youI
paper, if deemed Of sufficient importance
for publication;
"Experiments by the aid Of Morse's
Telegraph have been made this afternoon
by Mr.. Colt, inventor of the Sub Marine
Battery, which have resulted in proving
at the distance Of forty miles from Balti.
more TO Washington,) that by igniting
gunpowder and other combustible sub.
stances, he can blow up ship with the
same celeriiy and certainty as at only a
few miles.
"Mr. Colt has proposed TO the Govern.
mcnt 10 permanently fortiy any harbor al
a cost not exceeding that Of steamship
Of war, and guarantees its security against
the combined fleets Of Europe"
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
IiENRY.J. ROGERS,
Asst. Sup't. U. s. Telegraph.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

On the 9Th ulIimo. Mr. Justice ,Ir-
LnAx pronounced Ihe decision Of tho Su-
promo Court, refusing The application d
Thomas W. nurr, through has counsel. ior
viii Of Aabras corpus, The maia mat
Tor between tho petitioner and lhe Slate oi
khoia Island u yet 70 he decided
Nadl1enian
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

OREeoN.--The settlemen. of the Ore
gon question, from all the accounts, will
shortly be affected by the settlement Ct
the Oregon country by American citizens.
1t appears,Ifrom the last adyices from be.
yond the Rocky Mountains that The emf
grants from the United States, amounting
to 1000 persons and more, have formed
themselves government, elected their
exc cutive and legislative officers, and es-
tablished their courts Of Justice and other
necessary officers. Schools, churches, and
mills have been erected; farms are in cul.
tivation, and fisheries established. Mo-
ney has been sent TO New York 10 pro-
cure printing press and a steam engine.
1t is said that there are very few British
settlers under the treaty for the joint oc-
cupancy Of the Territory; that the fur
trade is the only pursuit that takes them
there, whilst the American citizens who
enter the country, establish themselves on
farms. If this account be not overdrawn,
this little American colony will settle the
Oregon dispute by overrunning the coun-
try in few years. There will be no ca
vii as to our claim then.--[ Picayune.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22
New IIoieI.

D. o. sHl.srucK. JOSHUA wHrmoRE.
GdATTUCK g. WHITMORE, Attor.
- neys at Lap--will practice In tho
Courts Of Holmes and Carroll.
j. Whilmore's Office ai Carrollion
January !, 1913. 3-if
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

A CURE FOR PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
The following receipt is not intended to
be cure for confirmed consumption, but
| assure your readers, from my own OBJ
servaiions fits effects, that il will rel,eye
many pulmonary complaints, not easily 10
be distinguished in their symptoms from a
consumption, and which, il neglected, may
prove fatal. Letthe patient, early every
morning, while in bed, drink half pint Of
milk from tho COW, in which, put a table
spoonful Of honey and table spoonful Of
French brandy, or, II that cannot be had,
Of other spirits, has been FIRST mixed: let
him then remain in bed one hour after
drinking il. Il will cause a gentle perspi.
ration TO take place, promote an easy ex-
pectofation, relieving The cough, and 10 a
few weeks, restore him to perfect health.
Many have heen BY this means restored
10 health. after having long ia vain tried
remedies prescribed BY able physicians.
feel desro0s 70 communicate this remedy
10 the public, in order that others similarly
afflicted, may avail themselves Of il.
Virginia Valley Farmer.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22
Executor,s Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate Of James +, IIowse, decd,
are hereby notified to present them proper
ly authenticated within the time prescribe
cd by law, or they will be forever barred;
and those indebted to said estate will please
call and settle the same.
TITUS HOWARD, p
o. l.. KlMBROUGH, D1 o'S
Last rW d testament ofJ.T. House, deed.
January @, l6f5 4-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

Three ships arrived at New Orleans on
The 10th, with 1000 emigrants from Ger
many.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

JouS Mroa Borrs.--This defuncs gen
ileman has come before Tho public. redivi.
vus, and i 90, aud Out, in a three column
letter in The Wig, dated from "HaIf
Sink" I've thought no ives whole sunk J
against The aanexaiion Of Texas. What
q PITY [0h Domiaion.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

Cyrus W. Weller, Esq. late editor Of
the Little Rock (Ark's) Times, died at
Covington on the 10Th Decenber.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

Rev. II. W. Hilliard, Of Montgomery, h
the whig candidate for Governor Of Ala.
bama. His success is not probable.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

LATER FnoM Mrxrco. The brig Cash
ior. Capt Baker, arrived in port last even-
ing, l I days from Campeachy. The Cap
tain informs us that he brings no papers.
lle states, however, that tho revolution
was still progressing, and that Santa Anna
remained At Qucreiaro, hemnod 10 BY The
two aspiring parties, each demanding Ihe
soitlcmcnt OF bic account with ihe Co.
vernmcni. lie also states thai several
young men (ahou, 4 or 500) had marched
against Tobasco, aud that the city had
been rcgolnlIaaizel aud declared IN favor
of The new Or federal party. ICrvs. Ciy.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

| Se-quo.yah, or George Guess The
Cherokee Advocate furnishes us with some
interesting particulars Of the latter life
and labors Of Se-quo-yah, the Ingenious,
Cherokee, who invented the Cherokee al
phabet. It appears that this remarkable
man has wandered far away from his coun-
try and his friends, and that he is, in all
probability, "gathered 10 his fathers" -
The Advocate says:
"After spending much time and labor
in attempts TO mature his system Of Arith-
metic, in which he made some progress,
he eventually gave il up as impraclicable,
but adheredto his habits of industry, OBJ
servation and reflection. In the public
affairs Of his nation, generally, Sc quo yah
never performed an active part, although
constanly alive to the happiness and pros
perity Of his people--of this fact and Of
his strong attachment to his country, he
gave the strongest evidence in 1889, in
his efforts to re.unite into one body tho
Eastern and Western Cherokees. and 10
secure for their government the adoption
Of their existing Constitution. He was
President on the part Of the Western
Cherokees, when the Chsrokees met in
Convention TO effect the first Of these
highly important measures, and was one
Of the trainers and signers Of the other.
The Council Of the nation, out Of respect
for his character, and in consideration Of
his great invention, have allowed him for
many years, an annual pension. AT the
last session Of the Council, this pension
was increased to three hundred dollars, 10
be paid yearly 10 him during his natural
life, and afterwards to his wife, in case she
shall survive him.
But what has become Of this remarka.
bic man, whose native genius has struck
light from darkness--conlerreJ inconceiy.
able blessings upon his people, ,and achiev-
ed for his own name mn enviable distinc.
iion among those few truly grsat names
with which are connected imperish able
honor9 Is he still alive, or does bis ven
cradle head repose beneath some unknown
clod of the Grand Prairiel These are
questions that VIC cannot, now, saiisfacto.
rily answer.
IN The summer Of 1912, influenced per-
haps by desire to explore the Western
prairies, and become acquainted with his
Red Brethren, who roam them free and
untrammeled, Se.quo.yah, having loaded
several pack horses with goods, visited, in
company with number Of Cherokees, the
Cumanche Indians. Alter remaning.wiih
them some time, he made his way with
son and two or three other Cberokees, in
to Northern Mexico, toward Chihuahua,
and engaged awhile in teaching the Mex
leans bis native language.
Since then, several reports concerning
him, have reached his friends in this coun-
try. That which seems 10 be most proba-
BILE, when tho hardships TO which, in his
wanderngs he has been necessarily ex-
posed are remembered, in addition to his
decrepid form, and the weight Of many
years is, that this truly great man. full Of
years and Of honors, sleeps the sleep OF
death in some wild and unknown spot, far
from his wife, his country, and his people.
A CURE FOR PULMONARY coMPLArNTs.
The following receipt is not intended 10
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

MOSQUITOES IN ARKANsAs,---" Where
did all that happenl" asked cynical look
ing hooser
Happenl Happened in Arkansas;
where else could it have happened, but in
the creation State--the finishing up coun.
try; Stale where the sile runs down 10
the centre of the earth, and Government
gives title to every inch Of IN Then is
airs, just breathe them, and they will make
you snort like horse. lbs State with.
out fault; il is.n
"Excepting musquitocs,' cried the hoo
sier.
"Wel, well, stranger, excepting them;
for il is fact that they are rather enor-
nous, and do push themselves in some
what troublesome. But stranger, they
will never stick twice in the same place,
and you will get as much above them as
an alligator. They don't hurt my feel
ings, for they lay under the skin, and |
never knew Of but one case Of injury re-
sulting from them and that was Yankee,
and they take worse on foreigners any
how, than they do to natives. But the
way they used the fellow! they punched
him until he swelcd up and busted, then
he sep-per-a-ted, as doctors call 1t, until ho
was raw as beef; then ho took the ager,
owing to the warm weather, and finally
took a steamboat and left the country
He was the only man that every took mus
quitoes to heart, tha, know Of. But mus
quitoes Is nature, and never find fault
withher; If they are large, Arkansas is
large, her varmints are large, and small
musquito would be Of no more use in Ar
kansas than preaching in a canebreak."
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-01-22

The Legislature q vlsglnia has passs.l
resolutions inaisueliag iho ssnaion run
that Stale 70 vote lqs snnexaIIon, W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

- RICE. hd> jusi rctcived from New yo,L
-. Philadtl lad and B.iiiin"ft. Ell HnH,,dlI,
h'e" aud eauiiiul stock vi Fashionable Fiu nuL
""'''f ''"hs new styles and new pticss
having AIrni several weeks IA the Eastern cite,
WI" a'e'"'h all The auctuis, aud there selected
"y stock oi gods at the loves, rates tor can
zee, wen assured thai can oer my old cnsi,in.t,
"od The public IN general much cheaper Bargain.
'h"i' Other h"usc West al lhc NluunIa M.
NOW Is Tie time los GEM emcn Ia ,eplen.b lie
"afd'roles. Cold wtoiher IA last approaching
VINE" u" VIII lad II essentially necessary q hav,
a g"d supply vi Winter cIoihlng.
Ticking n'o consideration the hardness of IN,
'mes. ! have taken uunsnsi pu,ns to purchase IN,
luis murh cheaper than have ever dnno BET r.
ihe Tact That INV customers invariably nay me ,h,
CASH. enables me To make my purchases Tor c,,h I.
my own price; therefore ahle la sell far chesp
er ilnn eNrr And how ~ siilI intend Ia .eI
pooDS on the pay down principle. have no hes
'h'"n in saying thai can give better bargains thai
uty establishment in Tins ar aIy "'h-r cry.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. &c-AIy sock con
''s's IN part Oi Black Blue Black. Brow ~, Pomo In
Nlsihe Green and other Fancy cnlorod Brna,
riois;heaniiiul styles from 81 t $40 ryd French
English uid Ametr M double mll,d AID twll,,
i"h'y and p'"In c-ssirtHts of III &c n very larp,
assortment few styles aid ,niarkably cheap price,
from 81 Gems Ia 81 $50 rs oi Cnssu,us nil col
ois. qnd'h"s and prices. from thirty cents TO ON,
dollar. Pilot aud Beaver CoU,s uI all coors an,
qualities
NtSTlNGS-My stock oi Vesiings is large an,
"e"u'iuI all enIte new styles and very durahl,
P''e"'' such ms 6g'd Velvet. WOODEN Velvet. Me
finn, White. hiafsc,llcs mud variuns other kinds
M"'h"oD and 1'oubadow Blankets OF superb
q"a'i'ie'i sllcncId nffIcle Of HEAVY EEDS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
REMOVAL
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

q LOHLEfN, French Dyer, on the other
side OF the bridge. South Wheeling, second
door from b + Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE.
former farnrs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added to his establishment import
AIT and, IN France, newly discovered Improve
rability 10 the colored stulls, without irjur.nq
them.
He feels perfectly confidcRtto give every sats
iacn9n and opes therefore, for the con tlnuanc,
of liberal patronage. oct2i
SoufH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACTORY LOlILEIN, would respects
fully inform sorekeepers in this city. and ciIizens
generally. thai he is now ready for printing d.
nestle Blue Calicoes. ia connection with has
French Dying establishment. aud he trusts To give
The same satisfaction IN this branch. that he has
rendered IN his old business. jun 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
RESrAIR A.rp1Ju

HIS "a u NATEUR.
I'd r.. ZiNN. respectfully informs his friend,
a and the public, ihalhe now occupies MS n
keIrethmcsi House and has put in good repar Tho
house on MONROE STREET. between MAN Al ~
WATER lie has on hand and will onslanrIy be
supplied with
FRUIT S-Raisins. Figs, Oranges. Lemons. Apples.
Melons &c DC.
NUTS-Almonds. Filbetls. Wanuig. Gto,ind yn,s
&c.
CANDIES Of all kirds
TOBACCO AND GIG RS-The hes, tho, oo,, b.,
found ~ the CITY
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie has a'p Two or three fine Oyser Rnoms
where he vii, on after The 18Th inst. serve IN
OYSTERS IN every possible style. aud 10 suh The
palaits OF all custUmsrs
Parties or families Supplied with Oysters, Lob.
slerS, Grabs. a0d oil The Other Jel,cuc,es IN Tho
season for Them.
lie assures The puhlic that they shall be we'll
we'd, aud osks a share Of public patronage.
scp5 Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III a ~ ND a. Ap SrO

n o" tinwn 'rr ct. near the Sour I'D m
.--Sx oi ,hr MukeI House. -
DARE & IIOGE, arc now manufacturing aud
Mftl tcer constantly hand. "a large assortment al
HATS AID CAPS of The lincsl styles and manu-.
iaciured 'Io;r the best nniorin, i}ph ri us heng
practical siHiters, We make aud superintehd the
making ot all the Has sell Our Gaps nrc put.
'hascj ir IN The most extensive Cap Manufacturers
~ me Eastern Cities. at the lowest prices
~ th"se IA want nf genuine anirle aud nicsl
lsncoicTr isshun III Hats and Cars viii alwavs
in.d them ~ onf cs Hhshm5ni, which we intend u
make hu""n nnd olkud oi by ali men. from
good w"fh AID how prices.
srpt DARE * IIOGE Union 81,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

- CASKS MADDER-
80 Bags Pepper
20 do Pmentos
Is Bbls Alum
so boxes Bunch Ralsins
bales ) 5 Almonds
leases birthstone
cask Blue Vitrioi
2barrels lovos
goa Mats Cassia
20 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Csmwcod
80 do Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
ccroons Indigo
cask Lamp Black
cases Liquo.Ice Ball
25 kegs Mastard
~ barrel Nutmc9s
so barrels Loaf Sugars.
All lnst ceived and 70. saleby
~ 10 tRANGT,E 81 RATIEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

XIRGINIA-N cnAvcEny AT rules held
IN III clerks ofIice Of the Circuit Suuerios
Coorl OF Law md chancery for The county of Ohio
~ The month Of September lS45.
Zachariah il cob. Comnio;,oo,
against
George Loop and John Sexton Defendants
The Defendants nh having entered their appear.
ance and given security according 10 The act of As
senibly aud The rules of This coui and il
by satisfactory proof ihn they not mia bIians of
The commonwealth Of virginia-- On motion Of cors-
pla'nan by counsel, ia ordered that the ssid de.
PENDANTS do appear here u rBes to he held in the
clerks Office OF this court on the first Monday in
december next and answer the said com plainant's
bill and ihat cory OF this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper printed in the city Of
wheeling iof two months successfully and posted
a. The front door Of The Coufi house Of Ohio county
Acopy tesie. ALEX II LAlDLEY, clerk.
=. sep liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

e. FKANZELL,
No is Main ST. a few dows o6oue the bookstore Of
VIM. j Robb.
WHEELING, VA.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs The Ladies OF Vince.
IL ling. that he manufactures LADIES' Shoppers oi
MI STYLES aud COLORS. of superior quality and
Denny. lie warrants all work from his shop 10 he
superior 10 Eastern manufacture. and will be sold
90 per eni cheaper.
The public are invited 10 call and taIsfy Them,
s.lves. ION inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

ID ECtlvED from New York. Phila, e'pba and
III Bal,i,nore. large and general assortment
of Groceries. bch will he di'posed "i on ''e most
lssoable terms. consisting IN Pi'' oil The iciionne;
800 sacks prime RIO Coiiee
SO bags lava do
so do Al.pice aud Pepper
so brls Loaf Sugar
400 boxes TN Plate cross
do double crOsa
$500 Braz'er's md sheei,ng Copper
1000 lbs Bancs TIN
rs chests Y II Tea
50 ca,iys Gunpowjer aud Imperial Tea
100 bhds N Sugar
$50 bfis do Mopsscs
200 kegs Na8 assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted ) u 10
ST. boxes Raisins
SO boxes Cavendsh Tobacco. asso.,ed 5 q IL
III l6 aud pound Jumps
so kegs q Twist Kentucky
100 dog h r Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18
aug 7 FLEMING * HUN FER
. X. EOtF'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYSfEP.
a. TIC PILLS This Medicine has been

X. EOtfS TONIC AND ANTl-DYSfEP-
a. TIC PILLS This Medicine has been
known TO tho publ lie for the last twenty years. and
has obtained considerable Celebrity us a remedy Tor
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills Ia
he the best family Medicine tina, can I've used.
They operate gently as pufsalive. producing nei-
iher sickness nor debility. They be used AT all
times by persons Of all ages. without regard TO diet
drink. or exposure To wet ard cold.
As an ANTI billion. medicine. every person using
them will soon become satisfied OF their supetior
efficacy. There has been issued pamphlet, (lo
be had of the Agcnisl in which is Sc, forth more
fully The nature aud operation oil the medicine, To-
most applicable.
The proprieiors have been compelled 10 alter the
form OF The wrappers enclosing heir Pills, owing
To the many counterieiis ihni have been d,sti5nied
All persons purchasing requested To he well
satisfied they are genuine. For sale by PRYOR &
PAULL. Druggists. Wheeling. Va. Gen raj Agents
for the Ptoptictors ia %
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sS.ss,< IN - C.8P%!
rALL FASHIONS FOX 1913.

:. W UFELINU, IA.
ESPE' 'rFtLLY annnuuces t h,s ul,l friends
u a ,ui the public IA general thai h. has now
nn haiti large and superior >iu'k 81 Hats anal Cap,
oi The late Fall Fashions. comprising nl JunlitIe
shapes an! ze.. HIS Hats are mauuiir lated an
der his avn mnnednic supcrinienJaurc. of the q.
ncsl materials ap' Ivy the hest ~ wurkmcn, and
" he sold Wholesale aud Retail. prices sTirl
LOWER i!nn ihcy have bc.n Hrrrd ~ this rily
Ti',c Wishing iu pitti,se HAS and Caps al find
II Ia their advantage To- give hun tall b-lote put
chasing else Ahrrc. sep 10 : AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-18

Bank Books Of every description, Ruled 10 any
pattern. and Bound To order
rer'odicals. Mnsic. &c hound IN neat and dn-
tuo'e style. Old Books re-bound, Libraries repaired
&c
orders from any part Of the country attended 10
WIN prompiiide JAMES NJ EWING.
mn Ri