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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10
From the Marion Pioneer.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

MR.. COOPER: Nothing is more common of
rue than Tor men to define their positions
whenever their whereabouts becomes q matter
Oh speculation; and, from what discover
North Western Virginia is about to DESIGNATE
nets. a doubt having arisen in and about
tarkerspurg and Moorefeld whether She ;s
situated north or south of the little Kanawba
river, II becomes necessary that the Question
should be settled, that il may be known
throughout all time to come. where Nor,b
western Virginia is. Preston, TAYLOR Ma.
non, Monongalia, Brooke, Ohio. Marshall and
w xSeI counties compose portion of the North
west, and, II mistake not send eight of the
Twelve representatives to which North West
ern virginia is entitled. Is il probable that
all ihese counties will consent that the Rail-.
more ana Ohio Rail Road shall be constructed
through that portion of the North West NOT
spove designated, skirting the mountain region
whicn can never be inhabited, i'm order 10 Give
IL terminus with The Stanton and Parkers-
purgn Road and the North Western Turnn;ke9
l should think not, unless the Eastern portion
OF the State, Tor the purpose fdoinp something
Iof farkersbug (Which has certainly bee6
grossly neglected so far as improvements are
concerned !D-should consent that The lanes
Myer Improvement shall also terminate there
When they agree to that, then may the great
n mass OF tne citizens OF north western Virginia
consent ior the Rail Road to skirt their south
efn border, atfording to them no advantages
Whatever. This question settled. our position
upon the map will be defined.
NORTH WESTERN VIRGINIAN.
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4 sTHMA, or dltfienIIy I'd hreaIhni }. cau.st

A STHMA, or difficulty Of bresthiri ia caused
~ bys collection OF The morbid hunors IN tho
ali cells Of The lungs. which prevent hon from
being daily expsndod--henor difficult and lsbofious
bfssfhrng. cough. great oppression OF the b,esst,
pain in the head. rs piis,iDn OF the hean and many
other distressing com plants.
W1gArs Indian Tgsiabis Pills are always Ger.
tain 10 give relief ~ As'hma. because hey purge
run The body those humors which. when lrdged ~
the lungs, he cause of this drondiui complaint
From four TO Of said TnJ,an Vegetable Pills. "a
ken every night on going Ia he :. will. IN a short
tine, not only carry "a The most violent III Of Ash
ms. but " used 0ccssionsly afterwards. will keep
The system 20 completely free from all bod hunurs
that Asihin1, OF indeed any other BaIedy, will be-
impossible
CAUTIoS 10 AsuSrs- Store kecp,.s md agents
nro.Tespeciully informed that medicine purpnuinr
10 Dc lnJ,en Pills. made BY one G Berl9min Smith,
n New York. spd suld by vafons s,ofe ksepefs.
both IN the cify snd country. s5e MOI the genuine
virgins Indian Vegetable Pfl-. bm M, RELY =
niser4blc mutation The only security against
imposition is IN purchase at The Offices No GO Race
street. Phlsdelf hia; NO 1913 Tfemout street, II,sos,
No Saa- Gscspwich slafoi. bctHecn Reed aud
View York. and be panicnl,r in
- : Indian Veaetsbls Pills
sugar eoaied connef>
X for wnshfs Indian
may c5
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II O. 4 6 =

UST received by the Fonr DAY Line tho mos,
- pendd LOT of SUMMER GOODS eve, Of
Tered IN this City, among which are vesiings. Chs.
simercs. Linens for Pants and Goats. Droc d..
cloth for Goats. Gold MIXED Tweeds for sacL. a.
Paiie'o's. Fancy Ce'-imeres. Cloth very fine. and
the best pieces Of French and Eng lish Broad Cloth
thai there Is IN The City.
Call al l6I Main Street. ard the goods ~ i'll show
Tor themselves They will be made up TO order al
me .hoies notice aud IN tho best style low for cash
May 90. lS45. A. NJ ADAMS A. c,o
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BfOR SALE VERY Iowa confectionery
Il and Reireshmeni establishment. fuvofabIy
situated on Main street in this city. will be sold
very low iisrpl:caiion be made soon. The esiab-
'isbmcnt comprises good assortment Of al, Kind.
Candles. Preserves md Fruits. which will be sold
together with The figures aud Furniture on very
favorable terms The establishment has done The
best business Of any establishment in The city, bu,
The proprietor being engaged in other business. can.
mol give ~ his attention. Enquire al this office.
pny 30
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THEwEATHER ANDCpops tn. p.

IHEWEATHER AND CRoPS.-Tbe Rat
on Rouge Gazette of Saturday, says:-The
weather Tor the past week has been warm and
PHEASANT, very favorable to the crops. We
nope 10 have continuance of il for month
to come. '''o'''h
,,! Inc Van Buren, ARK. Intelligencer of the
we have heard that a violent hail storm has
iailen upon the farms in Madison county, do
ing them considerable damage. Whirlwinds
hurricanes and hailstorms have been quite fre
9uent In the northern section of this country.
,he past spring. The weather is now mild
put LOT TWO or three days back the mornings
nave peen quite sharp and COOL not severe
SnouSn, however, to affect cotton.--This cool
north of us. ''''i'
The Pointe Coupee Tribune of SATURDAY.
has the following paragraph.-
The short interval OF dry weather that w..
have had for about week past has enabled
our planters to commence working ont tbe;r
crops In earnest. Although the wet weatber
nao caused every species Of plant To grow with
almost unexampled rapidity, vet the absolute
necessity OF neglectihg il in some degree. on
account OF the moist state of the soil. which
was so wet that 1t could with difficulty be eth
.. noed or ploughcd, had thereby enabled the
pass 70 grow upin all its rank Insurance. and
20 cumDer both corn and cotton, in such de.
S;,p, lnat ~ had already began TO look yellow
YIN premature decay and want of attendance
eontinuance OF the present drv and nlea az n,
weather is hoped for, as withon, - ~ cso,s
WON almost be entirely DESTROYED. The s'sp1
o1e uoes notappear to have suffered so yo,,cb
ana we have been shown some beautySi ss.ol.i
Hmens OF tn o. Tropic. 'fe0'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

I'D ATENT MEDlCiNES-Ths subscriber
- Keeps constantly for sale, the following pop.
ular Patent Medicines. al the sien OF tho Big Red
Mor'ar Aliens Nerve and Bone Linimeni, Vierrus
Emhrooaiion. Swans Rheumatic Lnimeni, Liquid
opodeidoc. FahncsIock's Rubefucieni. Indian yege.
liable Pills. Brsndeh's Universal do Warranted gen.
u'ne Fahnesiocks Anti. bilious do Sears anti dys.
pepin do. Niles Tomato do. Scols Scotch do
troopers Female do, Fahnesiocks Vermifuge.
fahneslocks Congh Lozenges. Fahnesiock's Thomp-
son Eye Wafer. Carpeniet's extract Sarsaparilla.
G"direy's Cordial. Baiemaa's Drops. Turlngion's
Baisam, British Oil or Medicamenium. Soda Pow.
ders. Seidiiiz Powders, Essence Cinnamon. Pepper.
mint. Lemon. Bergomoiie. Lavender. &c.
All Of the above medicines arc warranted genu-
mo- LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
may 81 l60 Main street.
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GENTtEMEN'S READY MADE
LINEN AND FURNISHING STORE.
NH A. WIlllA. M OH NAa..... -

vi west side. three doors above Seventh, Phil
nde'Phia, has constantly on hand ard for sole. nm
extensive and general assortment OF Ready Made
Linen and Muslin Shirts Linen Collars and Shr,ees;
onu.' snt's ana sfa"er' elk. cotton. me,ino and
lnmbs wool of various qualities; Gloves. hosiery
scarfs eravafs. stocks. handkerch s in great vori.
ETY.; Umbteliss. &c. DC.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited To call
and examine her stock before purchasing ei.e where
'.ihose wishing 10 furnish their own Linen.
can have Il made 10 order. in The best aud mos,
fashionable style. Mt short notice.
Philadelphia. May 81, as. tw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

KMERS! PRiMERSt--Just published an
edi'ion OF 5000 Uniied States Primers. the
oes' edilIcn Sow published and will te seld chenp
ooy IN e dozen or gross. Country Merchants would
40 well to call and examine The Primer and The price
ne'ore purchasing where, as will sell cheaper
ih'n sold al my other bookstore in the place.
moy % WIN ROBB. cor Main a. Union s,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

ECLEcTIC SCHOOL BooKS-McGuffey
~ Eclectic Isl, 2d. Sd. and Alb Readers; Just
reed and for sale low by
may 81 JET HoRNBRooK.
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On BRLs S FLOUR. .Kinsey Brand.' fol
~eO family use. for sale by
may 81 SHRIvER d. STEELE, Water at.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

Inc rev. DIR. Potter has accepted the office
OF Bishop of Pennsylvania.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

:. ANoIhER FlRE.-On Saturday morn.
ing last the extensive rolling mill of M,ssrs
WOODS, Edwards& M'Knitht, at Birmingham,
near Pittsburgh, was consumed by fire. The
loss was not heavy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

a w III iSBELI. has on hand anil lor sale,
vs. The cheapest assortment Of Hosiery. IN 10
l"nnd IN ihe Guy. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

NALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
-We. the subscribers. Executors OF the 20.
late OF FL beth Wells deceased. will offer for sals
on The 9th day OF June next in The town OF Sis,
lersville, one two story frame house. and lot M 10
sliua'ed on Water street, beiWeen Diamond aud
Elizabeth streets Also, one story frame houss.
and loi No 81 sipsied on tho corner Of Wafer and
Elz,beIh streets, convenient 10 the steam boat
landing Terms Of sale Esdc known on the dag
OF sale CP WELLS, !
may 10 4wp RoBT GRlRR, IIee1'or@
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2I2ooni
$4,000.

$4,000.
Pokomohe R'rer LDtcry Of Del Class III
To be drawn a. Whining on Deloware. June ia
! $4,000 5000 COMO COMO
(, SOV Sou0 Su00 QO0U
-e io'i 1891 20 1000 10000
% No'' ~ drawn ballots. Tickets 81; cer,i6ca,e
package ~hees SEQ; shares in proportion.
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@rond eon'0t'dated Lottery Of Deiapare & Georgia.
Cisss No 45.
40 &c drawn a, Wilmington. Del. Saiu,'y June %
, prize $4,000 100000 I prize $4,000 ia 10000
o ooOo Soo0 ! 5000 5000
so $50 l2soo iooo oooOo
ID NOS 10 drawn ballots Tickets ais Cer,i.
ncale OF q package 25 whole tickets will be ,cn,
Tor si'a sharesi in proportion T.is is another e,ra
chance iof prize.
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$4,000.

To one md alt throughout tho county. we may
say send your orders 10 Lucky Office and secure
some of the Fortunes daily distributed.
~All orders with The cash or prize tickets
enclosed. will meet with ss much attention as II
personally applied for. All orders como perfectly
safe by mail.
All business entrusted TO mo will meet with
attention and despatch.
Address al orders 'of N. L. DossEY. Agen, for D.
PAINE d CO. MInsgsrs.
s'sThs drawings NIll be regularly seni 10 pur-
ehssers by the Wheeling Times. 10 save posIsge.
may 30
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$4,000!

besides vast number oisimilsr prizes OOOU
Tor slO Send in your orders for The prizes.
I5 Numbers. Is drawn ballots Tcke,s Sio
Ceiiiicaie of25 wholes sl40 Shares in prppor,o
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ALEXANDRA
SMALL FRY LOTTERY

SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws as follows Throughout, the rnon,h OF June.
Draws on Monday, June 2-prize $4,000. Ticksss
2; certificate Of a package 25 whoes sent for 90.
Monday. June 9--capiial prize $500. Tickets 8;
certificate Of q package oil 25 wholes 80 >.
Monday, June l6-capno prize $4,000. Tickets 2;
certificate OF n package OF 25 whol+s so
Monday, June 23--caPital prize $500. Tickets 3;
certificate OF a package OF IS sholes 30.
Monday. June 3O-capiial przo $500 TICKETS 9!
certificate Of "a package Of 25 wholes 30
All orders shall I've prqmpiiy attended TO -
ROBT ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For Gregory Il Co. and successor 10
JoHs NJ CLARKE. Wheeling, Va.
The drawings wall no regularly sent TO purcha.
sers by the wheeling Argus" To save postage
may 90
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= q o
The order male IN his,pr ceedlng at The October
Term last is hereby ASIDE the assignee having
reported that he has in his hands for d,sbn,ion the
net, sum of three hundred and sisiy eight dullsrs
and thirty four cehs; II s otlered that len days
notice be given through the Saunion Spet,slor and
wheeling Gazete. newspapers published in the
Western District OF Virginia. that tho day of
oeiohe' heH,a dividend will be made Of lid sum
OF money. " hen and where The creditors who haze
not already proved their debs. are 10 come prepei-
ed tn prove. The samo. they will be excluded the
benefit OF SAID dividend, and oil clsims not then
subsisntafed will he dtssliowsd Tcstc.
jun2 NlCfIo & Trout. D. Clerk.
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EAFIIbR--Joet received a. the Sign ~ tss
q Black Mammoth Bcrt. south erd Of Market
SQUARE. 1000 LIS Of best Balurnore Spsnish sols
Len lbc', and viii he sVJ lovs fsr cash. w.
90 TODD a. HOWELL,
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eso;oooi-loo prizes Of 81 600 are $1,000,

Grand eonsot,dated Lottery II Delauars & C,o,g;o
Class No AZ
To be drawn at Wilmington Del Saur'v Inn. 81
l prize 500U0 i. 10000 10 PRICES 500 ar. soro
! 10000 10000 10 1850 Iosoo
l 10000 10000 10 1000 100000
CTS 677s 100 500 IIsOoo
10 1000 10000 g. 9oO iSS0o
aod nnmerous other small prizes amounting in al 10,
Si;i'9.iIS. 7S nos. ID drawn ballots. Tickets 90
halves 10; quarters S
W We take great pleasure in ing Tho .bo,.
nnfivaiied and magnificent scheme before The nub
'lc Toe inspection. End doubt no, that IL will NEE,
their cordial approval as being ono Of tho hes,
schemes ever offered for long lime. The risk /.
only fraction oveS so cents on the dollar poct-
ages OF 10 whoes. which cost $500 we in sell ON
certificate tor only $3.50; halves 14l ;qrs 7oi.
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HUN BARkELS---A good assortment OF >
NE hest gUuiiy, Igst received. by
NAV OFT & GREER.
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Under this head will be found all the inn.
important news fromlast nights eastern mail
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e2O.OOOi

cerIIhca'e OF package % whule tickets seni ior
luz dollars; shares in proportion.
eI4,b0oi
P,komoke River Lott.ry Of Del class l2O
To be dra~n nj Wilmington, Del. Tuesday Jun. IL
$4,000 $4,000 I 1000 dOOO
SO00 5000 | 2000 1000
1901 l6OI 90 1000 o0000
10 Nos. ~ drawn ballots. Tickets 81; csriiGcs,e
o. package rs wboles $50; shares in proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

SHOE BRUSHES--h few dozen Shoe Brushes
> Of q new syie5and very superior manufacture
just received by ! & + HoRNBRooK.
may 81
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03
MOBILE
saturday Morning, May 3. ls45

The news from Virginia comes in loriously. The
nmens are fine for complete Sctory-a democratic
Legislature. and democratic Senator in Congress
IN place of VIM. G. RIvLs, with an old fashioned
Virginia reading of The law 10 Mr.. $. ARCHER.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 26th says; THUS
far, the battle goes gloriously. We have beaten
Mr.. Bolts, and elected MIR. Seldom by handsome
majority, though we have not The full returns. We
have reason to doubt the election Of the accom-
pshed X. NJ. L. Hunter, from the Essex District,
over Willouehby Newton, who, like William Z.
Rives, has been both pro and con Texas.
&C In the House of Delegates, have already
made toar democratic gains, VIZ Hanover, SPottsyi-
yania, Elizabeth City and Warwick, and Caroline.
we are in the highest spirIts and count conf
dentl, upon a handsome democratic ma ority in the
Lower House, and smart majority OF The members
Of Congress. Atkinson. democrat, IN the Norfolk
District, is elected Congress by large major ity;
and the news from Bay k's District is very encour-
aging
- Essex is reported to have elected democrat
il so, gain"
The Alexandria Gazette, twhlg) says: ''Wa pre-
sumo the administration party have elected major.
ity Of the Legsl iture."
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

Another and very striking fact, and one worthy OF
consider ation il made manifest by the sketches OF
improvements published in Mr.. Elworih's reports it
is this The branches of the arts which have been IN
a prosperous condition during the past two years,
cotton manufactures, for example, have received a
smaller number Of contributions from inventors than
those which have been in depressed state Thus it
would seem, truly that American character always
exhibits its most brilliant qualities, its greatest EN-
ergy and vigor, in adversely. THIS state OF things
has engaged the attention Of Charles NJ Keller, Esq
hammer of patents. and IS said ty him 10 cores
pond with remarkable fact which he long since OBJ
served. lie adds.
Thus pershes another argument for Proteclinn.-
One of the very few reasons of any pIausIbiliy nd
vanced in favor OF protective tariff was, That ny
giving the favor of government TO any particular
pursuit, the ingenuity Of the country Immediate
ly stimulated To invention and Improvement IN that
department OF industry, and that the improvements
thus made clear gain to sci off against the cost
of protection. This was Alexander Hamilton's ar
gument. Well, experience has now shown that The
moment government interferes feed and iaen any
particular class Of citizens that class forthwith de-
pend on Government for success-and renounce their
own ingenuity and energy. Protection is, then it
seems, fatal to energy, to enterprise SIKH and in
vention, as il is 10 economy and equality. And yet
Wing ''integence" still implUres protection, and
even some Democrats are Interestingly anxious to
dsc inmate for incidental protection. L Louisville
Democrat.
The master spirits, lookips through the present to
the future, have made their great leading inventions
in all countries, and in all ages, especially with
view TO force change IN the conditi0n OF s0cietyi
while secondary minds have adapted their labors TO
The demands OF the existing state of thIngs The one
leading, the other following. But The American
character seems To be an exception to this general
rule; and whether this be the effect of institutions,
of vast extent of territory, of both, is difficult
to decde but, that such is the fact must be evident
to all. Inpro yenents In other countries keep pace
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

The TRIRUNE ON RAILROAD lRoE.-Our ami
able neighbor commits itself sadly in its yesterdays
sheet the subject of railroad iron. Ii discourses
as follows
"RAiLRoADs AND THE TARlFr.-The Buffalo
Courier follows The Evening Post right into the fol-
Low ing blunder ler the Post itself has been driven
out of il
Railroad Iron can be obtained in Great Britain
at SS25a ner ton
ssOn this fact the Post proceeded to preach pa
hetic anI-TarIf sermon, which The Courier works
over and endorses. Now the rial fact is that
Railroad Iron was worth ~ sterling ton in Eng
land at the latest dates received when the Post
wrote ITS article, and is worth IL l0s, by the ad
vices VIA Great Western equal to $6O5 first cost in
England, while American Iron masters are now
turning good Rails under contract al less price,
Put the freight and charges, with IA ~ per cent
revenue duty, and English Railroad Iron would coat
about $50 IA ton in New York or any part OF this
country. But for the Protective features Of our TAR
III eve,y Of Rl,lroad Iron laid down in our coun-
ir, this and for indefinite period 10 come,
(unless prev0usk contracted for AT lower price
would have cost this exorbiiant price, which would
have gone To swell heavy balance ot Indebtedness
against It's. Now, great deal will be made al
home. AT IL less cost, giving employment To Amer''
artisans and k,borers, market Tor American
provisions, and support 10 American schools church
es &c. Stand h, the tariff, and viii have hume.
made Railroad lion 40 ton before Folks Term
is out "
Now, has not the Tribue yet heard Of the great
rise which has lately taken place in the price OF Iron
in England founded ON The s,eal and growing de-
mand, both for Railroads and for fifty other purposes
for which Iron il fast coming INTO use, such az
ships, houses, &c. &c : The present price OF rails
charged by The only establishment wh.ch makes them
in this county. Che Mount Savage Iron " orks) ID
s95 ton Some months ago The sams establish
meni verbal, TO a particular Road we know off,
engaged TO deliver them al S65 but since the rise in
England they put the price up TO $95. refusing to
deliver il lor ANYTHING less
On the Tribune's own showing. what do its
"American irouuhaslers" want Of protective duty al
all, when English railroad iron will cost $50. and
they can "turn il out al contract" at less price
than $50?
The establishment we have referred to could de-
liver "a lew months ago at $65-they now charge
$50 more, though The rise Of price in England can
not surely affect the cost of their processes of manu-
facture. What do they want, then, OF protection?
This late rise in the price of iron will produce
one good efecl-it will deprive the Pennsy lvanla
interest Of all ground for asking for any more OF
the exorbtant ''prolec,ion' they have heretofore
been enjoying-a grea. point gained.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-03

nFThe bark II w Tyler nj this port, reports that
Saturday. April 26h, 80 minutes past noon, large
loaded bark sombrero Reef 8 wreckers by her. all
sail apparently for the purpose of forcing her
the Reel she had her head inward. Cabin upon deck,
also large forward house, painted ports and white
key waist. We showed our signal, and she showed Il
signal with T. d. in it, No doubt the bark z. d. Capl.
Basset, which cleared New Orleans 9th ult for New
York
sPoKEN-Lat IS 40, Ion 80 10, date, ship Rockall
hence tor Havre.
The steam ship Great Western left the dock, at New
York. 24h ult, at O'Clock and crossed the bar
ST