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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
RICHMOND MARKETS.

For The treek ending Thursday ercsing. Nay Isl
% business generally isvcry dull and dealers hold
back and are unwilling TO meet tie late advance in Gro
ceres, &c.
Joboeco, Inspections increasing. The 'ppond for
good and fine continues active, and quotations are
readily obtained. We quote LEGS al 81 50 a > Gem
mon leaf 81 81 good 81 @ fine s. ] lol cx
Ira manufacturing 10 III
u heat The City Mills having suspended opera
tons ON the Qh March for the season. there is no reeu
lar quotation ior this article
Fiow.-CanaS 80 to G2l
Uh'hey.-We quote bbls l25 cents; hhls q cts.
last sales.
Cattle For Cattle from ;he series, gross weight,
~ 70 ); nett 81 so &, according to quality.
Feather.-29a 80 cts. per 10. fr live geese
hon-pig. No ] Foundry, s37 J, Forge 1874 10 81.
months; s~edes $50 to 100 per lon English $50 To
s5i Itedegar Richmond factory 500 TO % Up
Country Bar $50.
Piaster.-l Lump Plaster. irim the wharf 81 50
Basin Bank 50 SO; Small lots arriving. Heroes OF
500 lbs. ground 81.
Sau-From the whad$l so; from store 81 G5.-
Stock GA hand moderate.
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TIE NEW TROOP

VIII nee; at the Franklin Hotel. his esenng, al y
o'clock, for the purpose of elecllng Officers at which
time suitable Uniform and Laws will be presented
for the adoption of the Company 1t is hoped tina. every
member viii be in attendance and assist in organizing
ThQse wishing to become members are invited To al
tend ny order OF ihe company,
J.D GkEEb, 5ec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

Serious Chargc.-The Poslma sier at Philadelphia
has been charged with opening and reading letters ad
dressed Vice President Dallas and others re sealing
them 50 clumsily that the trick was discovered. The
Postmaster denies it, and asks suspension of public O.
pnion until the investigation, which has been ordered
by the Postmaster General, shall DO msde.
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DAaUEnnEoTxpE LrKENussTs.

j., q. LEE.
EeEGS leave resneetlny 10 iafurm the LADIES
D aud GE,NiiENE.No Iynchburg. and the
public pencrav that be is prepared take the above
styled .hLNIlTURE LihE.AESSES IN an elegant
aud mosi beautiful manner lie Will take them in clear
OF cloudy weather. and colour them when lesiied
All persons interested IN this beautiful ART are in
eed 10 call al his office main street over The store Of
Nlessrs Payne Gregory. aud examine his specimens
o. All OPERATIONS as usual, performed in
Dentistry.
May w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

e5. We Invite the attention Of Farmers 10 The advcr-
tsenent tf Mr.. Tutwiler. relative to the celebrated
.Mc('or,nick Rcapers We have no experimental
knowledge of he utility ourselves. but they spoken
Of in the hsh hest terms y our most practical and sue
cessGuI farmers. who have L'sed them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

O. We notice. by an advertisement in the las'
Wing. that the Virginia Fire and Mutual Insuranc,
Company al Richmond have declared a semi annual dI
vlden of 81 per cen,um for the past six months Won
der if this is owing to The TARIFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

Hmdsomely Done letter from Lexington (ky.)
in The Somerrllle Crenn.) Reporter states that Mr..
Cay's entire Indebtedness amounting to about $50 OOO
has been paid and his cancelled nues handed to him by
the Ulcers othe Bank in which they had been depos-
tied fr collection. Mr.. Clay deeply affected, and
asked who had done this fayor7 ave know not - was
the repy 'lhe money was deposited to your credit
and the notes cancelled 1t need not concern YOU
who did it lit was not your enemies"
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~S auo.oavG

returned from the North with NEW STOCK, my
assortment in that line of business larger and better
than any have heretofore had, and am determined u
sell terms To suit the times
COU.Nf RT SlDDLERS
would do well to call on me, as am always prepared
to furnish them with general assortment and upon such
terms cannot fail TO please.
Repairing dome with Ncnincs. mud Dcspn,ch.
Country produce taken in exchange for work, nj mar
ket prices. j. c. SllACkLEFORD.
May 8 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

.hmi'ter 10 Ens'and.-lhc Washington Consiilu.
n states hattie Mission 10 England has been rendered
10 Mr.. Plckens Of South Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
"',oMheln iitcrmy Messenger, D. B. Minor, Rid.
moud ! q. s. n v,aro

"5oMhesh Ltcrmy Messenger. D. B. Minor, Rich
moad Ia. s. y,ar.'
The May number of this inter, sinu Periodical f,he
Improvement n which under lis present Editor has been
must decided las just reached US. We have not vet
read II thoroughly, but nevertheless lake the re-
sionsiL." ol guaranteeing tie general superiority of
lis articles To the mass o trash which fill the pages Of so
many OF The popular Northern monihlcs OF the
ncrftttls, "Gorude," which is continued in the Nav
~ oi he Messenger, gradually unlods what promises
10 be deeply Interesting plot. while lis style and sc
menis are lar elevated Than we are ac, usomed ia
nfei i'l IN iIr nsiti,e stories of The day The ad
nriIab'c Prize Tale. Tie Whel Of Lille - ia concluded
Ia tbs nGnhera aud have interesting and season.
ndie story from TIE German, entitled "Nalpurris
Nigh, q the Frs Night Of May" by Miss Mary Lee
h Charleston. Another Of the accomplished Ms Wur
lnlueion's beautiful Love Sketches" is alsn presented
Ia the reader There are, besides articles of prayer
tome mingled with iheae fowtrsnf lieraiure--"ue rt
duce' being the excellent and well sustained maxim of
The Messenger. Among them is its European Core
spoadence," the "reminiscences of Revolutionary Incl
trns, aud Review OF the Narrative Of the l.. s. Ex-
pl 'rlng Expedition, by its commander Capt Charles
" lkes.' We warmly recommend the Messenger to
the support Of the Southern pcople-o Virginans espe-
cialy The first successful effort 10 establish perma.
nrnly among us Literary Periodical, il ought to be
even munfcenlly encouraged
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-. r.. q. PETERS,

y
UHOLES1LE AND REI.iIL DEALER IN
srArau AND FANty DnY GOODS,
al ms old stand on Alan Street,
EsEGS leave Ia call the at,endon Of his friends and
nd lhr trade generally his large and well selected
stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
which have been purchased on the must advantageous
lens The Northern cities, since the great decline IN
prices Ills stuck consists in par, Of The following a-
Giles, viz:
FOR THE LADIES.
Rich wacrcd 2. de Soic, Lace aud striped Lawns,
changeabe Chane- very rich.
hon Silk, Rich emb'd Datch Kent
shaded and striped Seals. The mos, heat
silk, tful article have ev-
Prussia Dcrages aud er seen.
BALI 'rncs ol all quail Rich Orgondn and Earl
i.i,s aud at NIL prices, son Bingham.
Ripe. Cashmere. an ems
tlrey article, #, -. ..
Together with assortment o liar Cloth Skirts. Ion
nels Ribbons Artificial Flowers. also. the creates, va
rely OF Pamsos. Parasu'ees aud Shades 10 be tuund
in The market IN which great bargain may be had, Nc.
FOR The GENTLEMEN.
Sup. WOOL dyed blk, blue. Cro,on Coating, a new ar
green and olive Cloths, tcle for Summer
Fine assortment of Cash- coats,
metcs nil qualities, Tweed Cassimeres. a
+" Vest great variety,
ngs, all prices. Linen Drillings, of all
Dnp d'Eue, for Summer qualities and prices,
Coats
Together with large assortment Of Fur Panama, Log.
horn. Palm l.caI md Manila Hats, &c. &c.
lie would very respectfully call the attention Of
GouSrny MraonAsrs, to his large stock Of DRY
GOODS, assuring them that he will sell Goods az
cheap If not illo cheaper Than they can be I'D for in
this market All he asks Is call from persons in want
Of G. jods 10 be convinced Of the above fact
d. 7. c. PETERS.
April "a wCwn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08
Wiz. Efca.herston Walden:

WIS.,. ECa.hfrst6n Walden:
1,lR There IN in my hands executor of Moses Wal.
~ den deceased. late of the county of Patrick Nugi
MIA the sum of one hundred aud th.,v elg hi dollars mud
ify cents. which. by the will of said NJ. Walden de
ceased am directed 10 pay you If living il dead 10
the heirs of SAID Fcalherston Walden Please come
forward and receive the same as am DESTROYS 10 cose
The affairs of the estate. JAMES MARTIN
Executor Of Moses Walden. decd
n. B.-My address will DO at Goblintown =. O. Va.
May 3 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

" President Landon G. Garland, Of Randolph Ma
,"n college. IN Gard TO the editors olihe Richmond
g' coh'radcts report which he has heard is IN cir
'ua'n In certain SECTION of the country to the effect
a' 'e Students Of that Institution have been ro'ous oil
"'e' anh That an attempt made by one Of them on
"e lie "l one of the officers fe that there is no
uoa'ioh whatever for the rnmor, the students having
I'e" uniformly decouns and upright in their department,
'ie auds that FIR several sessions there has been no
lf the execution Of the penal laws o. the lhSii-
o'ioh orynhd having two or three etndeD:s privately
"i'"7tawn by their parents for ncorTgIbe Incidence
''u IhaUenllon 10 collegiate dutyN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

81 In LuusiaBa, Convention is now ia session,
aud has been for some weeks, rem,ielling the State
ConSlilniion. Among the propositions which have been
rejected, making the judges periodically elec
tive by the people rejected by the decisive
Of 10 10 %. The perncions effects Of similar prov
the neghb1rins State of Mississippi, too obvi
to render such proposition ralatabe to their next
door neighbor. The theory is very prelty-but the
practice is destructive to tho purity Of the Judiciary as
well that Independence of popular passion and preu-
dice which is essential to the efficient administration OF
justice and constitutes The suresi safeguard Of the weak
a.. ainsl the strong.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

ne american Famer.-'rhis valuable Journal. (the
agricultural paper in the Union,) is hereafter to
issued monthly, in large octave. instead Of as al pre-
,s'; weekly Under the new arrangement the price Of
'"e 1:acT Will bG one dollar pei annuni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

II e. * 4 & 4 L. n u II II l..
.rI'llE Executive Committee of the New London
Il Agricultural Socioiy, the officers and such MEM
bers feel interested in the subject respectfully re-
quesied 10 meet al New Iondon on The 10Th of Nav a,
O'clock, for the purpose of selecting proper objects
for premiums, al the annual meeting in November
and for making other necessary arrangements for the
same. WIN. l.. GOGClN, President.
April "a WHOM if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

05- The Democratic Rcp.e,c the organ of the "Pro
gresslve Democracy" has startled of its party by
new rropislon, in IFS April number II is To shorten
The tenure Of the Presidential office TO one year. and to
reduce Executive patronage. The latter branch of the
proposition is " hg doctrine, and are gralfed IL
indeed is the fatal cancer in oar SYSTEM and will
operate heartily with any party in its eradication. We
cannot however, so readily assent TO tie other feature
of the suggestion. Indeed, We would rather prefer an
extension Of The Presidential term, coupled with the in
eligibility uf the incumbent second time All PROPOSE
ins like HIS, how ever, ra,ho theme fur discussion
thanfr action. We do nr expect to another amosd.
nj 10 The Constitution adopted in day and genera
tiun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

VII ENNING'S JUSTICE.--A few copies of Hens
n Il nng's Justice, now become very
Also, the Revised Code Of 1919, aud the Supplement,
can be had of
NASH & WOODHOuSE, Booksellers.
And dealers in Piano Fores and Music
137 Main street Richmond, Va.
Nay is
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.5irsf EscceireN,

4 LOT Of Infants iEGHoRN HATS, which
"A will be sold II, haH price II early application DO
made. Nj. HART.
May Is Ii
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Nav g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
September ~
S5 Reward!
no she Public,

H have seen an advertisement over the
IL signature Of James Wilson, offering his
services 10 the public as Pump Maker.
Now TO prevent any misunderstanding or
confounding of our names, would only
snv, lha, ,Ie undersigned is the OLD
PHJMP MAKER, who has been al
the business some ten OF twelve years, and
offers his services in thar line 10 his old
friends and patrons upon liberal terms.
He will put in Pumpsal 3l4 cents per foot.
ROBERT WILSON.
AbbeviIle C. H.. Sept. 10, ls45.
N. B.-Any persons wishing to COM
fnuuicale with me on business, will direct
their letters to Waterloo P. O., Laurens
District, South Carolina. r. w.
September II 6. (Bannerl 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
.iBBEvILLE
F-emasie~aA csa.d-em nv.

Il HE Trustees Of the Abbevillc Female Ac-
III ademy beg leave to announce. TO the
public, that Mr.. JAMES L. LESLEY has con-
sented TO otake charge Of the Female School in
Abbeville Village, for the year 1876.
Mr.. Lesley has, for the last ten years heen
engagedm the education of youth and long
aud lavorably known in Abbeyie District, as
competent and successful classical teacher.
His reputation, capacity and qualifications as
oil instructor, are toowell known and admitted
to require from us any encomiuni, to recon-
mend him TO the confidence and support the
community. sll *! s:t,,.
ALI the usual branches OF nm English educa.
lion will be taught; also, the French, Latin and
Greek languages, togelIer with Philosophy
Drawing, Mathematics, Astronomy, Chemistry,
&C., &c. - +" rf1'.1; .'0s,' 80 Q
The School vii be nnder the exclusive d.
rec,ion and control of MIR Lesly. The Scho..e
lastc Year to consist of ten months, con,ncnE::
cling the first Monday Of JanlIary next y; '''
Good and cheap boarding may be had with
private families in the Village and its vicinity.
Miss HARRISON, whose superior talents
and qualifications as Music Teacher have
been long known and appreciated in Able:
vile, will still continue in charge Of tho Music.
Department. a" S'@ ti''S;! ~ .'i"r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
Chestnut Grove Institute.

n p ENG desirolis of doing all the good con,
LID the short thine have 10 sojourn on earth.
lpropose to enlarge my SCHOOL to size
sufficient to employ MY daughter and myself,
and If practicable, to form MALE aud FEE,
MALE De! artment. My Institute is located
in very healthy part of the District, (near
Mr.. l.. Widemans.
Boarding can be proGuredin respectable fam
lilies at Thirty Dollars year. if washing is
not done. have made the terms of TIitnn
to suit the times, and | expec. they will be
found much lower than those OF any other
School OF the kind in the District. They aTe
as iollews:
Orlhography, Reading and Writing, $40
Those with Arithmetic and History. II
Grammar included, -" I2
Geography included, Is
And with Natural Philosophy and Rhetoric. Ia
The Scholastic Year, Ten Months.
My system of teaching is new and pI,oge,he,
my own. would invite those who NAV tbinl,
OF sending to me, TO visit my School and see
my method. To those who may desire to in
qnire of my capacity as TEACHER or the ,ro
gress my Scholars. wouI3 refer to my nat
rons; also 10 The Hon. A. Bur-, Mai. L Inde.
pendencP Pearson Of Hamburg. Or. John
Heart, John Co,hran. ESQ. John Wideman
Esq. and Mr. James Wideman, of the Senior
Glass of the South Carolina College. All oil
these gentiemen, with the exception of the
Hon. Burt acted as judges at an Examination
OF my schsuI in August last. "a, T., ,.
fli'ee;l or twenty scholars more than now
have' will make my School large enough to
put my design into execution.
Application foradmission to my School must
be made by the first of December.
CHARLES NJ. PELOT. Teacher.
Sept "a St (Ab. Banner) 36
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St te of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY O

GOuCCiCLD Dlo hlC i,
IN EQUITY.
John W. Hearst, Supplemental
P. C. Mcowen & wife y Partition.
pY virtue of an order of the Court of
Id Equity, in this case, will be sold q,
Edge6eld Court House, on Sale Day in
October next, the two following tracts of
land
I. The "Prisca Tract" situated in the
District and Stale aforesaid, adjoining
lands of R. P. Quarles. c. w. Man,z
and Others, containing eighty Eve 1857
acres. more or less.
2. The Cochran Tract" situated in
The District ard Stale aforesaid, adjoining
lands of w. Manlz, John Hearst, William
Atkins and others. containing seventy Eve
(75) acres, more or less.
Ierms-Twelve months credit, with in
terest from the day Of sale. Purchasers
to give bond and security and mortgage
Of The premises to secure the purchase
money, and costs to be paid in cash.
Purchases to pay for papers.
II. A. JONES. C. E. A. D.
Com'rs Office. AbbeviIle e. D., ,
September3 a. 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
Ny. brnn,lreth's Pills.
: HOW TO GET HEALTH!

ia HOUSANDS oI persons continue 10 cure
d themselves Off ODDS. Coughs. Headaches
Rheumatic Affections. Small Pox, Measles.
Costlvehess, Influenza. aud the host Of those in.
dicallons oi the budy of the blood being ont of
order, simply, hy perseverinsIy using Bran.
dTtths pegctasle Unioersat Pills SO long as any
main. ofen by. adopting this course, which
experience has proved according to Nature, it
being Merely assisting her, have many in few
days 5een restored to health, whp, hut for Bran.
drrHi,s Pills had been sick for months The
value of this medicine is beyond price ~
pTThe Pills are sold ut DR.. Rrandre.hs OF.
flee, 24l Broadway, N.York Also, by Bland
i Butler, Edge6eld {. H.. S. D. Clarke s Co.:
Hamburgi j. S & D. G.. Smylcy, Meeting
Street; ". M. Coleman, New Market; E!iulock,
Sullioan &; Wailer Greenwood; L. D. Meirri-
man. C"kesbury. 81 ~
Oct l st IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-01
Plantation for Sale.

gpY the consent Of the Legatees. / shall
ID proceed to sell at Edge6eld Court
House, on the first Monday in November
next, the tract of land whereon the late
Sarah Bush. deceased. lived, containing
seven hundred and twenty six (726) acres,
mnre OF less. on a credit of pue and two
years. lying on The road leading from Edge
field Court :3ouse 10 Columbia. 8 miles
from said Court House. The land will be
re surveyed and plat made. showing all the
boundaries of said land, and also the pre-
else number Of acres. which will be shown
on the day Of sale.
The purchaser will be required to give
notes with approved securities. and also a
mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money.
THOS. DELOACH, Executor.
September 10 Ct 33
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October |
ESvOaEshg to she sVlxSE.

OF this District, on the 27Ir inst negro
man who says his name is HARRY and
that he belongs 10 Mr.. J VI. Guighniard,
of Newberry District, Said negro is five
feet II inches high. and between % and
80 years of age. and very light complec
ted. He has an impediment in his speech.
and wen on the back part Of his neck.
The owner is requested 10 come for
ward. prove property, pay charges aud
take him away, otherwise he wil! be dealt
as the law directs.
G.. II. GOODMAN, Jailor.
October ! If 36
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BUTCMERHNG.

FH'HE Subscribers having commenced
J. the above business, propose TO fiji.
nisb The citizens Of Edge6eld village AID
its vicinity with beef, pork and mutton
TIE subscribers pledge themselves TO act
in all fideluy in the above business. and
respectfully solicit share of, public pat
rouage. -
NICHOLAS g. KENNERLY.
N. B.-Our regular marker days will
be Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
August 90 If 80
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Eagle an'i Phoenix Hotel:
Al Card.

Al Card.
WNHE Subscriber respectfully ANNOUNCES
IL TO his friends and the travelling public.
that he is now having the above splendid
House put in complete order, and will open
it under the immediate direction of himself
and wife, on or about the first of September
next, at which time, he soIicits from ais friends
and patrons, a continuance OF. past favors-
assuring them that their comfort will ALWAYS
be his study. WIN. FRAZIER.
Augusta, Ga, August 20 If 80
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State of South Carolina,
BARNWELL DISTRICT

NNTILLlAM J. NIXSON, who is now in the
w custody of,hc Sheriff of Barnwell Dis.
rict, by virtue of a Writ Of Capias ad Salts
faciendum, at the suit Of l.. w. Bates, having
petitioned the Honorable the Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas that he may be ad.
mitted to the benefit of the Acts of the General
Assembly, made for the relief of Insolvenl
Debtors, Ii is therefore ordered, that the said l..
w. Bates, and all others to whom the said Pc.
ttioner ia in anywise indebted, be, and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear
before the said Judges al the said Court, to be
holden at Barnwell, OIL The fourth Monday in
October next, TO shew cause, if any they can
why the said Petitioner should moi have the
prayer of his petition granted.
O6ice Of Common Pleas, !
Barnwell &. H., l4th Jnly, AS. {
ERASMUS D. ALLEN, c. C. P.
Juy23 l2t 81
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BrOqsghe to the eDls.E

OF this District, on the 9th inst. a negro
man who says his name IS SIMON, AID
that he belongs to Mr.. Arthur Porey, of
Louisiana. He says his masters pIanta
lion is next TO Gen. W. Hampton and in
the same Parish. He says he formerly
belonged TO Mr.. James L. Clark. Of Co
lumb:a, S. c., who sold him to MIR Nc
Donald of Charleston. aud he sold him to
Mr.. Higgins. of N. Orleans. who sold him
TO his present owner. Said negro is
FIVE feet. eight inches high, aud between
2S and 30 years of age, light complicated,
and his upper teeth front is doubled, he
has lost the great Toe olf Of his left foot.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges aud take him
away. Or he will be dealt with according
to law.
c. n. GOODMAN, Jailor.
October l If IS