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HOICHKISS'S
Vertical Water W heel.

I'm consequence of the very great popularity
n which these Wheels have attained BY the use
Of nearly 1000 Of them Ia different parts Of the
country, the Subscribcrs have sold about 100
Rights in North Carolina, Sd Of which are in full
and successful operation in Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
the yaluc Of the Milh and ia quantity af WORK gen
orally ia- exceed the most sAuguinc expectations
gf the owners, many %! whom are gentlemen dis.
tinguished for their sci nce and practical skill
who have attested to the value Of tins improve.
ment The Wheels are more durable. and more
easily kept in order, when property put trr ther
than the common Fultcr Nhecl. They y Ill save
onc-third Of the water. and run well in back wa
ter when there is q head above The spocd of the
Saw is increased to more than double the stroke:
per Minute.
The prizes Of all individual right for one pair o
Wheels, Is $50.
Werofer among others, to the following gentle.
men, some Of " HON have had tbe Who,l- IN ope.
ton II months or n.yre, and from many Of HON
VIC have reeelJed certificates highly approving Of
these Wheels, Sri stating that their Saws, with
this improvement, cnt2500, 1900, $500, and even
as high as 5000 feet dsy according to the head
OF water.
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Correspondence Of tie Baltimore Patriot.

Correspondence Of tie Baltimore Patriot.
WAsnAGroy, Jan. 81. 1916.
most extraordinary fact, which took
place IN The Capitol on one Of The last day S
Of last, week, was brought TO light by mere
accident, aud has become to day a subject
of much conversation. a paper was ad.
dressed to the President Of the United
States, insisting on more patronage TO tic
North West III other words, the bestow-
ment Of more Offices on candidates from
the North Western States. This paper
was signed BY the Administration Senators
from Michigan, one Of the Ohio Senators,
and one Of the Illinois Senators. These
gentlemen certainly signed the paper, and
probably other Senators from The North
Western States signed also. The paper
was despatched from the Senate Chamber
with all due form and sent to the Piesi.
dent. IL there be a spark Of independence
in Mr.. Po!k's breast, if he is not subject
to the arrogance and nudacity Of war.
clique, he has sent, or will send, this paper
back to its authors, with mitigation and
contempt.
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TENAS

Gen DAUNELL has been elected Lieu
tenant Govornor of the new S'o'o ~ Tovos
bv a small majority. The majority OF
Gen. HENDERSON, for Governor, Is very
heavy, Ga the 10Th, Presldeu, JONES is.
sued his Proclamation, announcing the re-
celpt Of official intelligence Of the passage
by the Congress, and approval by the Pres
dent of the United States, of The joint
Resolution, for the admission of Texas into
the Union; aud directing the members Of
the Legislature elect, 10 assemble IN regn'
lar biennial session ut Austin on Monday
the 10th Of February next, and proceed 'c
organize a State Government.
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THE WEATHER.

After about ten Days Of fine weather,
on Friday las! a change took place and
brought with 1t light sprlnkling Of snow,
aud on Sunday night /, again showed aud
covered the ground to The depth Of about an
inch. The weather is now pleasant and
seems 10 be settled for awhile.
COMMENTS OF THE FOREIGN FRESS
on TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
We have given in preceding columns
HE remarks on the Presidents Message,
|of two Of the leading English journals. the
|London Times aud Chronicle, the two pa.
per. Of most promincn, importance, each
b. it. own party. The Chronicle had sub.
Eeqacntly two articles ou'lho Message, one
devoted more especially to a consideration
Ii tie means BY which the United States
lad secured The annexation Of Texas and
5hc proposed boundary Of Mexico tue 9TH
u treated, in detail, on the modification IL
he Tariff which Mr.. Polk is anxious 70 q.
Ct And the editor, while he supports
lie President in his irec.trade theory, d..
ounces the "sharp practice " b. which
3leXico, as he alleges, has been lcccod. =
We have further comments by English
nd Fteneh lournal. Sh.ch all ia gt'on
4cAt week
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Look - - corNrERFEIrs.


THIS section OF tho Country IS flooded
with Four Dollar Counterfeit Bills on the
State Bank o, North Carolina, payable at
the Milton and Charlotte Branches. The
Fours on the Charlotte Branch, 10 some
Instances, spell the word Charlotte ChurL
ton, and is badly written. Tho Plate on
which these Notes are stamped, is badly
eNecutcd-it Is coarse, as II made Of wood
the words " North Carolina are badly
executed, presenting a shade much too
dark and bunsaug for that exhibited by
the genuine plate. The device GA the lett
hand Of the Counterfeit note is also shock.
ing bad Il looks cuarsc--not 30 with the
genuine II has 40 fine cheeking--the gen.
uiuo has the shield at the females feet
exhibits nothing like face OF hcad-that
OF the genuine does, on close Inspcctlon
the spear 10 the fcm1ir's banJ appears &c
rest on the outside Of the arm-not So
wi,h the genuine, the spear PLAINLY rest:
against the inside OF the arm the Earb o.
the female 10 the spurIou, bill looks dork
aud ddhy--ihaJ u the genuine Whittier ano
cleaner. The female device at the loI
and that On the r,ah, hand end Of the bill
are also badly cNccu,cd-thcy look dark
dim aud coarse. H. "a word, the Counter
iolt bill may be known by the genera
conrsoucss Of the Engraving and ubovo al
the want "a Of period ~ to the No.
Here IS another, on the same Bank, pny
aLlo at H,ion The Plate or Engraving
- precisely the Same. Tho -Four Dolia
Counterfeit Bills on tho Milton BrancI
bear date IN le41, (mak lhal) wherein
1 tins Branch vas not IN existence until $40
lmark that loo,l and has issued no Four
OF Bills Of any other denomination bcorni
dnto beyond March IL iJ.--Ai'ho
! Chronicle.
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REPORT OK SLAVE INTRODUCTION

\ rcpor, on the Introduction Of sllyes Cor
sale, OF by non presidents, has been submit.
ted TO the House Of Representatives,, By DR..
kiulcll, chairman Of special committee,
-aised for the purpose Of investigating this
subject, with view Of legislative action. -
The report is accompanied by b. ptohtb.
lung, under severe penalties, the Introduc.
ton Of slave. By ,5uders, or non.rcsIdeu,s.
The committee complain, that our slave
population is becoming toanumerous for the
interest, and security of thc citizens Of the
State ; and that nonresident planters, send
lhoir slaves among Us, aud withdraw the
proceeds Of their labor to be expended in
other States. They, further, express the
fear lhat; as popular opinion is setting itself
against the continuation Of slavery ia Ken.
lucky, Virginia, aud other States, we may
be overrun with this class Of population
Alabama " journal a1d Flag
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rArAL ACCIDENT.

4 man by name 81 Calvin Webster, .
native Of Chalham county. but late ul Dl.
wilson, was accidentally killed at Gold I'LL
"a hts County % the "a instant. lie had
descended shaft 10 set match for bias
ting, IN doing which II IS supposed he let
The fire fAlI on tie printing. lie Was dread.
fully torn By The explosion anil died Within
four hours allur The accident. 49, Carolina
Uuichmla.
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COLUMBIA. KERRuARY Z


COTToN.-Sincota tie receipt Of the Steam.
er's accounts to ith ult., our martct has assumed
dun aepecti and although there was an advance
in tho Liverpool market Of an "a, yet the ariclo
has rcceded from 10 2 of a cent. This is ow.
ing TO 4 corresponding reduction in the Charles
ton and New } ork markets, where both holders
and buyers have been disappointed in their cal
cuIatons by the news, expecting inach greater
advance and more actiyc market than was tho
fact. The pacific nature of these accounts on
the Oregon question, which was in measure tho
basis for speculation, has entirely ,uJdued that
feeling. We now quote 5! to cents .-IawPe-
rgRcs iir0cate
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brought tie above Intelligence, that Mr..
Sldell was at Pucbla, awaiting the further
Instructions Of this Government and that
neither the letter nor the passenger says
one word 10 sustain any Of the uInars
which were an1ai N New Orleans concer.
ming him-such Us, that he had been or
dered to leave The country, &c Nation.
al Iattitigeacer.
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REMUNERATION

Oa the 81 instant, both Houses Of tho
rsInia Legislature suspended their rules
|lF the purpose of passing, (Which passed
Unanimously 10 both Houses, All act Of re-.
|Tocesslon, accepting BY tho State Of Va
fIna, the CouNrr OF ALEXANDRIA ID TnE
pI'rRIcr or CoLuMBIA, uhcn the same
(haH Be receded BY the Congress Of The I.
BATES"
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nNCCIIIERI WATER.

This is the invention Of a Ncapollian
chemist named Bocchied, aud possesses
the remarkable property Of putting an i'm.
mediate stop 10 every kind Of hemorrhagc.
1t has been tried rcccutly u, Paris, in the
presence Of some distinguished medical
men. The nature Of the water Is a secret
known only to the inventor. Its effect
was found TO be the producing a uow for.
nation Of the tissue, by which wound is
healed, without leaving y scar or aay lndl-
cation Of lesion. The Editor Of the Cour-
Ter des Flats luis, who describes these ex.
perimen,s and cures, says that Gin the
different slaugmor.h houses in Paris, IN the
course Of one year, lli5 cases Of severe
cuts sustained by hutcher.boys, have been
cured by this water in an average ofwen
" minutes each, and that other extToordI.
nary cures have been effected by it, e.pc
cialy in checking splitting OF blood II
this account be correct, it will prove an in
valuable pssislan, TO the labjrs of the sur.
geon.
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va Tho widow Of Cupl. Robert Gray,
Eho discovered the rlvor Columbia, aud
gave TO II its name, has petltioncd Con.
press Tor some gratui,y on account OF the
pubic services which her husband render
ID to tho Country. The petition was re-
(eTFed 10 the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions.
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Charlotte Female Academy

FENllE Scmi-annual Examination Of the Young
Il Ladies Of this Institution will take place on
Tuesday aud Wednesday. 'ho 9th and 25th inst.
Parents, Guardians, and others, are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
CYRUS JOHNSTON, Principal.
Charlotte, TtJ. 10, io46.
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The New Orleans papers mention the
arrival 10 that city q the venerable Bish.
op Soulc, Of tie Methodist Episcopal
Church, on his return from Texas.
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The Washington Journal says" The
on dts of the day are, that Mr.. Buchanan
takes the Judgcship. Mr. Mason the
State Department and u now Attorney
General will be called from Pennsylvania, y
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A hit AT THE TINES.

Atthis particular time (-ays the Wash.
Igion correspondent, Of the New York
uor,) whom a change in the Cabinet i
ply expected, each member thereof IS
buo~Iy watched by the newsmongers
fd all bls movements faithfully chfoul
Pcd. The following ls the last important
|bIIelin.
"HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
/ This morning Mr. buchanan sas clofc,od s. lib
D. President FOR more than five minutes. It t.
fr,a'a that matters Of the gravest character wcro
hder consideration, for MIR. u was heard dls.
|neily TO suet 10 three tmcs in succession, and
u supposed on the highest authority that Nj.
3oh took ptneh and half Of snuff Tho
peater CONSERVATION prevailed At the White
pouse, aud the black cook rolled up tho whites
Il his cyes IN such manner that the old Dutch
t@ss vent into hts, and struck an hour before
p time The Secretary Of War was soon by
pebble witnesses 10 20 into a store and bus \
Pr Of percussion caps. These aud Other symp.
pn' Of war have oAusel stocks and stockturs TO
20 stovs zero. The Secretatyqf The Nary. too,
as seen TO deVour prodigious p,oeaa Of cold tur.
/ ~, and an express eIsraerd,asry was dispatch.
10 drug store for boz of Bfandtoths z lis
sas ssrrsHs. There 10 something IN Tie wind
GotR aIsu"
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A NEW BRITISH CLAIM TO OREGON,
is presented in n Canada paper. 1t is
founded upon the discovery in Montreal,
Canada, of Gan astronomer named Da.
vd Thompson who asserts that he explored
the country of the Columbia river as car
.ly as 1900, five years before LOWS and
Clarke, the American discoverers.-N.
Y. Sun.
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Four Likely Negroes

two valuable Boys, one young Woman and Child
n b. All persons indebted to the estate Of said
James Bigham, decd, are requested 10 make i'm.
mediate payment 10 Ma z, a. Grer, and those
having claims against the estate aust present
them 10 him legally authenticated in the time pre-
serbcd by law, or this notice viii BE- plead in bar
Of their recovery.
ISABELLA L. DIGHAM, Err.
Feb. 10, lei6 TO
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Examination.
NcTTCE,
10 Medical Notice.

SnOCTORS T. c. CALDWELL & THOMAS
49, HARRIS having entered into eopar'ner.
ship 10 the Practice Of Medicine and lis associate
branches, respectfully offer their services as here
tofore to the citizens Of Charlotte aud the sur
rounding country, hoping BY strict attention to an
cases committed 20 their care sul tc preserve the
confidence of their numerous friends and patrons.
In all difficult and tedious cases the attention OF
both will be given without any additional charge.
nyOnr charles will be such az will SUIT the hard
ness Of the times. Ons or both OF US may always
be found at the Shopheretoiore occupied by Doctor
Harris.
January s 1916. tl9
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MISSISSIPPI SENATOR'S.

Gen. S. IL. Footc, and G.. w Chalmers,
Esq. have been elected Senators IN Con-
gress, the first named for SIX years, the
last for Il vacancy of two years, from the
State of Mississippi.
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cAMDEN. FERRuARY 4.


COTTON We have had fair supply dur
ing the past week. and prices have reccded a 1t.
lie. We now quote to 7 extremes. Principal
sales from St TO Gl.-CgmdeE J9argqL
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MARRIED

In this place, on Tuesday evening last, By u,
Rev. Mr. Freeman, Mr.. JOSEPH G. CLOYD
Of Caldwell couL;y. 10 Miss SUSAN C., daugh
ter Of Mr. VIM. a. Todd, Of this town.
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CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY I.

FHSIIE subscriber has taken charge Of the Char
IA lote Hotel. recently occupied by Col. NJ.
W, Alexander and respectfully invites the former
patrons of this establishment and the public gen
orally 10 cab. Having every convenience for this
accommodation Of
Bcardcrs and Travellers,
he is determined 10 use unwearied excrtions to
please all his guests, and hopes that the public
may award him liberal share Of patronage.
JAMES A. SADIER.
January |, 1916. l3.f
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Charlotte 2:


ssvCol. Barringcr will please acccp,
cur thanks for sundry documents.
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NOTICE.

gRHE subscriber having been appointed ,.sens
- Of stephen Pettus at his Saw Mn, informs
the public that he is ready and willing to hll all
orders for Lumber on the shortest notice and low
est terms. Those wishing Lumber will please
send in their orders:
AUGUSTUS 4: NORWOOD
jan; So 1876; l1n
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W. A negro mun by the name Of Horace
|Ans has been emancipated by the Lcgis-
|ature Of Alabama. Tho owner deserves
great credit as II is confidently stated that
Pc has refused, at divers times, the amount
p fifteen thousand doIlars, for him.
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FAYETTEVILLE lENoiR'
A Graham Thomas Rouse
CUMBERLAND W. Lassiter
Lei, Alex Mufchlson' JONES
Christopher Munroc' Lemuei summons
Alex Nl!iiams' CRAVEN.
1o!' a. > MeNciil' 1uhn Bryant
taF4nhard Smith. COLUMBUS,
John Mcdaniel. Lot williamson
Tnhn Evans RuRrSa~
! " Uou,u W g NrN.;u
~, -
g., -. MoL,v tT,. NJ,
3D., Nj, I'Jn ~,
= NJ r:'haI
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Va A hnl for a Rail Road from Rich.
|aond 10 the Ohio river has passed both
P'anehes Of the Virginia Legislature, and
y therefore law.
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@gr Ii is said that Mr.. Allen, Of Ohio,
is anxious to be candidate for tho next
Presidency. Candidates for tho high office
alluded to, are likely TO be us thick as
blackborries, especially, among our poIilt'
cal opponents. Already have the names
Of Messfs. buchanan, Cass, Polk, Walk
~. Wright, Daiiqs and Allen, been men
toned in conneNion with the distinguished
post.
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4 FACT, which may be worth the con.
sideratlon Of our study advocates of free
trade: BY the reports Of the British
CousuIs to their Government, It appears
that l6, 600, 600 bushels Of whent can be
calculated upon from the ports OF the BAL.
TIC and Mediterranean. Two millions OF
quarters, (cight bushels to the quar'er)
and AT prices that would be rulnous to our
farmers, with frcights about ono hall what
we should have to pay.-Boston Courier.
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Negroes for Sale.

E5URSUANT to the last will and testament oil
IL james Bigham, d cd, viii expose 10 pub
lie sale at the Court House in Charlotte, on the
, lth instant
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-12
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

CO Mrs Ellie. Muller, No 80 Poplar street, he
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia. has
heen completely cured of the most severe attacks oil
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing in
vain. The extren pain would often compel her to
rise ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up so rs to be completely useless. After using the
left, and she has not had the slightest attack for pc
riod of several months. 'rHE0' s's.'f' '0
DR.. CHRISTIE is In possession of nearly one thou
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
been entirely cured OF the most severe Rheumatism
both Chronic and lnfammatory, for which every 9th
er "remedy" was useless The Rings and Fluid
VIII. property applied, have never been known &c
fail in any of these cases. s-l" ta" -lIl IF a'
b5- Beware of spurious mutations of these articles
The only place in Baltimore TO obtain the GENUINE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store OFFS. 8. HANCE
| lO6 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHI A RLEs
and PRATT SITS. a- 20 -. ''' s#t.".' q.
All articles of the ind sold elsewhere In the cit,
WORTHLESS couateretts, without the least Galvan
influence or beneficial effect. fel0
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VEGETABLE NIIL.S-

FHNEiE GENUINE v EG ETA BILE PILLS
H. An EFFEtYJALCURE yOR GoNUSRHEA
CltEEfS, STRlCTURES, &c. 20. of all the RENE
esFs Vel diScoVertdof the cure of these complaints
the Vegetable PIiA,hare been ,le most efectua as
they have n yer been known TO fail 20 effeeia perma
Eeht cure, Tneyarc mild ans pleasant 10 take, vet
powerful IN theI. aeIiOn and may be taken without
The knowledge 81 the most intimate friend, These
FILLS are rut up n square boxes, with fus directions
accompanying each box.
Wtr For sale by j. .. NJ MCtOrmcls, N. Gay st,
%. IT,; c, Wseman, Lightst oppos;dg Fountaip
tnn and by j. &. Perkins x 3r0., cor. Franklin and
GrGen-Sts.
In Washing.1n-hy VI. Dalany, col. II street and
pennsylvania Avenue, and 5y q. Scctt, cor 7th St
and the Avenue. Price ST. abox. ial7
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EPILEPSY AND PALpITATION or THE
HEART

The following relates to a Clergyman, the SON
in law of Mr. john JAcoB Aston, of New York:
Rev'd. john BRIsTEAD, Minister Of the Episcopal
Church Bristol, K. L. residing In Main street, has
long been subject 10 distressing attacks of Epilepsy,
accompanied with violent PalRtaIon of the Heart
and rush of blood to the head. For three years he
has been unable to preach attend to his other du-
ties Mr.. Brstead has found the most valuable bene-
fit from The Rings bands and Fluid, is better in every
respect than he has been since his Illness and is now
rapidly recovering his health. All symptoms of Epi
iepsy have left hn
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GREAT EXCITEMENT! The OREGON
" QUESTION is now agtatng the whole coun-
try, and powerful speeches forthcoming, at Head
Quarters. The latent ia ulties, that have lain dor
man, will soon burst forth like volcano, and all the
powers and faculties of the mind will be brought
INTO action. But the excitement at 15s PRATT
STREET = Of 2 milder mature. The arrival of the
VALENT No. has made treaty with the loving
conmunity-it has soothed and allayed their passions
and caused the lovely Hearts to wax stronger, by
ciprocatng their love and affection mind and good
feeling, and would invite all who wish 10 make
known their personal wants and ardent wishes, to call
at 'N HUMPHREY MOORE'S
-.'' ID p. Cheap Literary Depot,
Where VALENTINES of all descriptions can be had
at the lowest prices
N d. PRINTS and FRAMES, by the dozen or hun
dred, always on hand, and Iso great variety of ex-
cellenI BOOKS, fel0l
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EAETES u. DE LACuUR.
ep OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 boxes Poland STARCH
500 dozen assorted COMBS
500 gross assorted BUTTONS
500 m Split Percussion Gaps, 10 h0v,-
20 gross cow HIDES
30 feams SAND PAPER
500 dozen FANCY SOAPS
100 do BLACK INK
100 do SHAVING CREAM this arliclc Obtain.
ed the premium at the Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, in lel5.
800 lbs. fresh Chamome Flowers
800 lbs. yellow MUSTARD SEED.
G}- Country Merchants are respectfully invited to
call at No $50 MARKET STREET, near Eutaw,
nearly opposite the Eutaw House, now owned ny
Messrs. Robert Garrett & Sens. A discount made ~
cash purchasers. fe5-eOlnt