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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

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specified u lhr decd f.in sad AH.un utrt- ,e.,p>
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nculiou'd 90 ihe tiIl uf rrmp aiu ~ lie satl.l.c.
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costs, due hy suid A,t,fiu Co SID yugllu,ii's ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
vEsTINGS.

Black nj Fisd ; TX Velvet. Mcrro Velvet
Cashmere Valencia. 1oi'inri. SWan,duWu, Baok
; "a and ulhcr V,snnrs of great yareiv. sWops
whiri nrc some beautiful Nosnrgs fr Wedding.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
" Dag2g ETl&'.
TO I!GUSa-AEEP. aS.

H.ur nuto'lHn Is 90 led % large Dul vtH so-
lcc',d '..pUu,ut ot F4sualDus Goods oi ever. dc,
scrip I.n. U.N -6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

70 GItClNtA-lN CuNNcEBV--Ni tu't, tsIt.
40 ,hr C.,f,', otj, vi ,ts Cr,n. Stpru.f
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bog i.c muu.l cot j.nu,ty lSI6
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risou. EWcurI' ui shc la-t wall eua ss.4ueut %.
J,seph Mnuisoa, lac 90 Cbu, county. decreased
C,u.Ia.uauls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14
C4SSTITERES.

Black French D,c,kiE Come Superior 10 on,
ever offered Ia thls matkeU Wool Bpoa. Pprou'.
G. as. rhhod, plain nnd striped tfcUch, EuVlnh
uud Domestic Cls.itnetcs tom - cts up.
S,lnuets. Tweed Cashmere, Jeans, SC. Sc, oi
every vorey ard color, Iiuin sinrc and PLAID rU,e
20 cIs up
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

WI iad Cd O., l4s.g -iN Yn.,-e 90 coll aui see
tor ,t-u>,i,c. h,,e 10 rhls-i mv a.rS al us
ra>b. ald t,ssrr ihbu ,ny mar house 81, rhf. rrrv.
rlu a.sur. 'he isiths generally, % n,'y vfN Geo
gINs u.crcl.i can .aVc thrm lh. iu'u''.r rl luh
rs ,.,rwirfc lnr p'. $50, .ut pt,,. slt,rn lal
Do, p' .r-e anf ,,hu u,iy i.,us ui- ,,li1. r,II
pF1l ALEX uEN,IAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-14

Austin Pay, WH1,u Aususu- Pow. WtIfm
W'tdl0'i q .- ai.p kuu~p @, Ntitsv Wu,iufI
u'uy Nhrn. J.-'l % Gii Eizth,Ih Fr'rc1. i,re
"ir.v Vud P'cF fen"h. Axe, uurui "a o. lam ,H
bale 70 OHIO c.,uui,. a,,,a..l Ii.ury A;"rp Fam.
'i- d !inrunrusk 8uJ rbuml. iI,r.. o.. J..t. IS.
G. at6c. James \ CiatAc sus ii,Uy Nats.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26
4" A Weak Invention.-

We find in the Washington correspondence OF the
Philadelphia North American of last Monday the fol-
lowing passage:
"There is of operation the spirit OF
dsaecon winch ex sts in part of the northern and
wings of the locoioco camp. We the eleventh
hour Of the last session. what of the cherished and
battered of the Pennsylvania democracy-a free trader
BIZ aIsSorissng The ioan Of mitons doiars is
presented to the House, that amendment should be offered
territory acquired by conquest! ask that this may be mark
ed for future reference when fact. will speak for them
ton OF aordng supplies under this limitation may then be
noted.
There are some and momenous to be
acted between this and the fourth of March next We shall
be mere lockers on proftng trust by the experience that
DISTRACTIONS in the columns of the enemy will afford. All
the Ritches in Chrisendom prevent the bursting
OF the mine"
The italics in the above extract those of the writer
As TO the intmaton contained in the sentence thus en-
phasized have to say that to the best of our udg-
ment and belief, it is entirely untrue and groundess
We have ourselves heard nothing whatever from any
quarter Of any such purpose We know of no man who
has heard of it. II any such amendment shall be offered
to the LOAN BILL, we have no doubt that will come not
from any democrat but from the Federal side of the
chamber. Such movement in that quarter, to impede
and embarrass the administration in the prosecution of
the war, would be but too much akin TO the factious
and unpatrotc spirit which of the Federal leaders
and journals have already manifested.
But we cannot for moment believe that any single
Democrat be found in either House of Congress will
ling to assume the responsibility of complicating the
great question of supplies for involving the rights
and the honor OF the country, by introducing into pre-
maturely and improperly most delicate aud agitating
topic, which has natural connexon with the question
Of the oan and which, under present circumstances, it is
to be hoped will not arise in the discussions of Congress
Some of the Federasts would doubtless rejoice to see
the Democracy in Congress divided if be possible upon
such point But the very suggestion Of the idea is cal
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

having permitted Santa Anna to return to the disadyan-
tage OF our country, and TO laid and comfort the Mex-
cans! And to what end With what motvep Why,
forsooth, to build up and strengthen power against
which he is waging a "war of aggression and con-
quest" The President, according TO this ludcrous
charge, is so eager to despoi and humble Mexico thai
he violates the constitution in order to make war upon
her, and then devses to enable her to resist
And this is the mode in which great party after six or
eight months OF deseaon has chosen oppose the war
ofits country This is its great appeal the people from
the facts and the conclusions presented in the Presidents
message We repeat conviction, that the history Of
this country al least furnishes other instance OF par
tsan blunder so papable, strange, and wholly past
the hope OF remedy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26
From our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, December %, p. M
Christmas ~ BItimorA heavy robbery. Meeting of the
egtdaturc-The markets, &c.

BALTIMORE, December %, 3 p. m.
Christmas B1tnorc.-A heavy robbery Meeting of the
icgtaGturs.zThe markets. &C.
Christmas has passed with in Baltimore quietly calm
y, and merrily All seemed enjoy themselves the full
of their wishes. In Short there seemed be
money in the pockets Of the people than remember
have wiessed least should say they poured out
with such hearty good will that there seemed plenty
' more of the sort" left. - -....-....z
An extensive robbery committed in this city last
night The of Mr. A III. Robertson, in Market space,
entered and robbed of Silks aces, cloth, &c. 10 the
value of about $500 No has yet been had of the
thieves.
The cars from the north this afternoon bring nothing
new, there papers published in Philadelphia
this morning. or in New York yesterday afternoon. sra
The legislature of Maryland meets Monday at Annap
oils and it is anticipated that the session will be very i'm
portant perhaps it will have the honor of fixing
day certain for the resumption of specie payments by the
State. ...
THE MARKETs-In the Baltimore market to-day hear of
operations in -four. Holders still asking $4 S7t for
Howard street. which buyers be found. Some
holders of City Mills also willing operate 81 S7b
but offers made. note sales Of good prime Ma
ryand red wheat 80 100 cents and of ordinary good
80 to 80 per bushel White wheat for family -four
is worth ITO rs Sales of white and yellow corn,
considerable extent have been making at 50 so cents,
which is about the present price for new.
AT Philadelphia this morning the flour market continued
dull and unsettled sales had been reported. Holders
of fresh ground Pennsylvania brands willing take
81 S7k without being able find purchasers Corn meal
at SO 40 SO 80 per barrel and rye -four unchanged.
The grain market is also without animation Sales
moderate extent to-day OF prime yellow at 81
50 per bushel Oats selling moderately 80 cts.
per bushe, and rye " rs Sales to-day of 300
hhds of New Orleans sugar 81 per lb sales also
of New Orleans molasses not prime quality at "a cts per
gallon Whiskey is selling % to 23a per gallon, in
barrels "#1s ~
York are still of order. They will probably be repaired
by Monday or Tuesday next.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

eulaed to warn the Democrats against il The war is in
all respects national II is waged for objects in which
every section OF the country is equally interested and if
the treaty OF peace which concludes it shall bring to us
an accession Of territory it will be quite advantageous
to the northern the southern section OF the Union
certainly to the great northern whaling commercial and
manufacturing interests
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26
The Postmaster General.

The Washington correspondent of the Boston Post in
the following vein ofexcellen sarcasm defends the Post
master General against of the unfounded attacks OF
the opposition press:
has become so fashionable OF late for the federal
press TO abuse the Postmaster General that cannot for
bear to volunteer word in his defence, not because
believe he needs It, but act of simple Justice. The
honest truth is, ADLER better, INDUSTRIOUS or more
head of that department Day and night, in season and
out OF season. his talents and time devoted to its man.
agemen-to the introduction OF wholesome reform, and
the looping of of unwholesome abuses Whilst, on the
one hand every possible facility for the speedy transmits
sion of the mails afforded the other hand thousands
have been ared to the treasury by curamen of officers
and routes, which, like the Indians gun cost more than
they came to-
During Mr. Johnson's long and distinguished career
In Congress, he often referred to by the familiar SOU
6ft9ue OF the old WATCH DOG OF THE TREAsURYhan
which, barring Its canine character higher compliment
could be bestowed II this praise merited then,
not less so now The grumbetonians of the federal
press. however, never fail to lay to Mr. Johnsons charge
every detention of the nails by whatsoever pro-
ducet Ii the thrown off the track by an UMPIRE
none had sought repose the iron turnpike, merely to
be crushed to pieces, like eastern doato beneath the
rolling Juggernaut-lo! the cry is, that's the work OF
Cave Johnson If the axle of locomotive breaks and
carload of passengers, mails and all, thrown into
heap of pi, the Postmaster General is again anathema
hzed! And now, to cap the climax, an unmannerly
snowsorm has blockaded the deep passes along the rail-
ways, whereby the travelling must necessarily suffer
much interruption. OF course this too will be imputed to
Cave Johnson for what business has he to let It snow
when wing editors are waiting to hear the news'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26
OFFICIAL.
JAMES X POLK,
President of the United states OF America,

To all tchon, IL may ..........~7.T
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
CHALEs JosEpu DARoN has been appointed Consul of the
Pontifical States for the port of New Orleans, ..t
do hereby recognise him such, and declare him free
exercise and enjoy such functions powers and privileges,
allowed the consus of the favored nations
the United States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters be
made patent and the seal of the United States to be here
unto affixed E.#f
Given under my hand at the city of Washington the 18th
H. 81 day December A. D. 1886 and of the ndepend-
ence of the United States of America the list.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President m
JAMES BUCHANAN Secretary of State.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

We have a report OF the New England festival, which
is crowded out for want of room We shall endeayor to
give it on Monday or Tuesday evening
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

ID AZORs, Razors, Razcrs at JOHN H. GIBBS'S hair
dressing saloon and gentemens furnishing establish
ment, Sixth street, Coeman's Hotel
Gentlemen shaving themselves will find at this establish
ment large and elegant assortment of Sheffield razors
manufactured by Wade and Butcher all of which win be
warranted TO shave well money returned. Also an ex-
tensve variety Of toilet articles and genemen goods gem
orally to which the attention Ct strangers and residents is
respectfully invited
Dec 1b-3nf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26
MARRIED
DIED.

In this city, on Thursday evening 2th Instant by Rev.
GEORGE w. SAMSON, Mr. CHARLES A. ANDERSON, 70
Miss ELIZA SANDIFORD, both of Washington. 80
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

At Philadelphia, on Tuesday, I'D instant Mrs CATHA-
RINE USTlCK, wife Of STEPHEN UsTcK and daughter of
GRoReE BEoK, in the 4lst year ofher age.
ADA JEFFERSON, aged seven years. daughter Of Fer
DrNAND and Margaret JEFFERSON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

We ask the attention Of readers TO the appeal from
the Washington City Orphan Asylum, which will be
found on our first page The object is one Of common
interest," addressing itself to all classes The present
condition OF their funds is such as to make additional
contribution both necessary and welcome
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

We shall comply far possible with the request Of
"The Friend and Subscriber, who addressed yester-
day morning in the Baltimore Argus" He requests us
to obtain and publish quarterly statement of the exports
OF our manufactured domestic goods TO foreign ports
This information is contained and summed up in the
bes attached to the annual report of the Secretary of the
Treasury commerce and navigation The report is
AIDE BY the register to the secretary, and has been
dered to be printed The information called for from Bal
tmore will appear in the summary of exports TO for
egn countries. We shall publish synopsis of as
soon can procure it from the official documents
We have doubt the proposed publication will be found
to be of essential use on the tariff question
The reports however, are not made out quarterly,
but at the end of each fiscal year, by the Register of the
Treasury Department.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-26

For obvious is not habit to refer elito
rally to advertisements which appear in columns
But occasionally will arise when proprety and
justice suggest that this rule, like all others, should have
its exceptions, and be held in allegiance, at least less
stringenty enforced. Such conceive to be the
of Messrs James Conner & Sons whose advertisement
will be found in another part Of this paper, to which we
refer readers and especially coemporares Of the
public press That the type cast at their establishment
both the style of face and the material of which it is
made is particularly adapted for service in newspaper
printing" is abundanty manifested in the improved APP
pearance of the "Unon," which stands the best pos
sible recommendation of IFS merits
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
10000 NcFes Of LANDS
F0H S.fEE,
IN THE STATES OF AREANsA'
AND MIsSISSlPPI.

II 4l4E 81 a 7 IL VT Nun q No. D p
AND MISSISSIPPI,
rF'HE ua1r'. .a,s now Offers f5f rslc rosry
Il THOUSAND ACats or ANp ,iDNlW, is The
cotton growing o. lon Of the states nj AEHASfA'
and Naaulff, 10 quantities To suit pufehlsHr
Among lhH cngali 0i the former arc Hfn .sic1d
Srsier. Dalas, CiHl, OBsehiid, Union. and
Llfgyfiis, aud am0ur the count % nj The hitter
s.ate. ere Dt=5D, NH ball. Tasifi, PIHsi1.
YsHs5uslH, Cl8-Mir. Cu5oHi Hhmss Tqlg.
Aaic.f, Hu3st WWAiHri0H unh in-lg Town
ship Maps have b.,n pi5gurcd VI O puH Of ihrsn
lands. token from thr original pais ol Y. s. Sur
yrys, slsNtg uUlurlidy, tbc water cour-.s Nc
And the und,r. rUod has also procured ni rrrii
e,pnse, competent persons To- examine PARTON
O. these lands, by quarter seciioua, wlo base
furnished coplu7 field notes. giving minute sr.
count NJ tlo growth of imhrr underground add
shrhbepi with O. dBrramoi Che Springs, wli'r.
courses, &c; aH ulso the quslliyi situation, .ocl.
Advantage aud value Of each quarter section
separately
TfnMs-Fivc payments, ono 9TH ca'h in hand
and The residue in one, two three and four year,
equal ntiilmcu's, with Interest tr m date ni sale
\. B.-Prfsnus owniug Plantations J1Ilinug
OF in The vicinity Of thcse lands. ciu b" chilled
upon, WIN will show Them 10 those wfhing to pur'
chlsr with a view 10 q settlement
fuuhor information eau be- hld, By addressing
Bowcm u Co.. Memphis, Tenn, or Wm. II
Bowers, LuIc Rock, Afks., or J. Sidney Smith
Washington, Homp7tuid county, Ari.s, P9sidg'
paid
0c-. .sJa1V COO'OT-r1
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
To Travellers.

ylylIE subscriber has opened her house in Spring
u TIl, Axis, for the entertainment Of stranger.
md travellers, md PLEDGES herself to use every
exerii,n to render comfortable those who may bo
pleased to call upon her.
MRS. HARRIS.
sprinp Hal, April 3, lsl6-47-if.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
For &nIc.

fMN LARGE TWO s1aRY rEANE llorsF in the
D44L town Of Washington, with two lois Of
ground adjoining They will be- sold at bargain,
If application be made soon. For particulars IN
qofe at the Telegraph office.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
.lEeainI .4n.I.c.

HfoeToHs R#A HRuN=aN 4 r=R
- h5bhi=R. taEIHs H#sfe.aIad tHfm,sI.aa
IN ihr rari'e# @. h#a.raHs respectfully rsa.sf
I1TI ffnIe-r n tlf r5mm6HIv.
,' in t"'umbuf, il,Hp.',rd e,aui.. ArLs
J. es-ftEr wiH iayr trU a-r.Hs r...,
'rr.. m Hr~ HaH|uF. us frar ta
'h In'rfl.t 90 rlU sra .re lH.m. Do
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
FIducation.

ma RS BANKS and Mr. schaer tender their
W. thauks 10 The friends Of the Spring Hll
Female Academy iar their patronage bestowed
upon them in past years, and respectfully solicit
Il. continuance, They intend removing to Min.
den, Ca, where they will open "a seminary foi
Young ladies' on the 18th Of lanulry next Mrs
B has made arrangements 70 board o few Young
ladies' in her own family. The fei1Hf wH b.
substantially the same in both departments as they
were at Spring Hill
Sept. 80, IsiG-iG.1m
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Medical Notice.

nR CHARLES R mitchell offers h.s
- Hcrv.ccs To the cIl.zrns af Warrington and
fls vicinity. lie may BE- fouudat the brick olic
ormcrIy occupied By Conway q Michel
March 18th, l-IG.3Otr
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Notice.

LL persons indebted 10 the undersigned on
~ earnestly requested to come forward an
settle up, as longer Indulgence cannot be- given.
r. T. SULLIVAN
Sept %, ls4G.4j.f
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25

Tmerrrs OFloG, RrAL Esr,rg BANE, I
Washington, IrkGasas. 2jd NIg, 1916,
Debtors to this office are hereby requested &,
come eorward without delay, aud pay the cali aut
interest due, and renew their notes.
By order Of the Bonrd ..
L BRITTN CLERK, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
THE NATION 6L PRESS
4 JOURNAL ron noMEi
10 M iunisnrn EyrnY SATURDAY, At
fw DolIAas 4 NEAR IN ADVANCE.

! A number OF the NEST eminent literary pefaaH'
Of tb, country. have pfupoHad TO TIE pnaei s'sass
I "a n9blisb. under Tie ahoye title, a kEf.Ntp Asi
I y.fu,elF NsNHrArfai upon plan combining lhf
h.,I.s, fssnureaa OF aliuual Talent with the hesi
elements Of extensive popularity, aud At 50 '''pHs
ma annual cost, - will place II wdhin ule eph'sa'
ieBt fr4elI al Al. ciAHzHe or SOCIETY
The eanir u aud management al lh's faueea'
linn wifi iafm the exslusive aud undivided ailea
,i,a of the + El.lHf=-whase long cxpsfrnest anlias
cs5iies aud pfartsea care will be eAsncd u
-. eaIIs aud h,manise the yalieus skill When
!. RlIlIn4 IA steI Development under t,s direction,
TERRS.--'fWo dal'srs yeur' OF lhffe e'Pes
for 3ye dalars, invariably In advance
F5t The purpose of facilitating the formation ei
cbl.. We al ilia following ispreHNrNlzi
fh4ee copies aI lhe National ffssa' one yen
or one copy fer three years - -
seven adp.os laf ole Ysaf,
TWrlye +" m
s4..Bts#a comics
ps..maziara are reanc.isdi1 aei as asen'' Il.
csIss subscriptions aad make Femiilahces. -,
any Pazlm5staF, OF either nHlsaa who VII s.as
ns : 10 for five new sahscahFu' shall tgs''e
copy efais, Coz aac yer -.
sew,n4pff aud periodical aEeuiz ana asMs'''s .
.annlIed e5 reasanBhla IafmH. brHaHss' afhiN"1A
4 a. saa DfsaHaay. NhaIazale Asrnl=
Subscriptions. ord afzi remIhaneezt ana ~ .'''ss
to be addfszzea .ls.i - - 10
GEORGE 7. NoNkls'
aaa nfaadwan. corner OF snn, si. Mes h"'s.
IlsPsFzans dfHIfoua af seeing tba above P1Fi
can do so BIZ calling at this elliec
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
RATEs#O TIL E
WashingtOn Hotel.

HoARniNG b, The month, ~
1 HRoarilns aud lodging pef mouth, Sla
Boarding aud lodging per week during . eeafi
or public times,
naarlnF aud lodging pen day during eo1ri q
pph'Ie times, y .a
BOARDING anilndgna per- wark, = 81 -
Boarding aud l1dalns per day, = = 80 -
slnrln meal.
lairInH,
IHar.e feed,
keeping horaa hauf7, = =
Keeping maa aud hafsr lluighi, "a
keepius hons PET WHsk, s.
mHnihb Slu
Hoarlsrs will bc czpeotedio pay Al the end q
eaeh month.
No cfslIi at tie bur. ....z..,
Washington. August %, lsi'-il=h
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
Removal.

W'liE Subscribers havo removed their Al. Il,
lh' Inuc .1nuer.y occupied b, p. Com, All
where their friends and the pnbin arc nvJ ta
eull and examine their stock before puro, ,fna
elsewhere COLLINS A sVJsal
Fulton, Sept n, 1916.
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
For sale.

For safe.
- ECEIVED and for silr on consignment
/ ! 80 Sucks b-.t RIO Coffee,
81 Barrels Sugar,
Blurls Nl'nssrs,
Go Barrels good WhIskcy
100 Sack Salt
A large quantity Rope aud Blgging
Wnniiy Powder lud Lead
All Of which We will srl on the most reasonable
terms Those who uay lr1ye cotton with us can
have their gmccrfs on Bs good trrm- as to send Ia
New Orleans Tor Them Yon VIII do well to cal
before purchasing elsewhere
SMITH g. JOHNSON.
Upper Warehouse, Fulton, Oct %. r. lG.jnGw
Washington telegraph., 1846-11-25
DIR. A. q. Rrcnt.

Gnduat" Of tlc University of Glnsaow,
~ Scotland, and practitioner ,r some sEiocn
years standing chiefly in the Southwest. would
tender his services o. Physician, Surgeon, &c.
to the citizens oi hewiswlc, Lafayette county
Arks Office and residence in the town of Lewis.
vile, where be may always be found, unless pro
iessonally engaged
LewIsyei June ls, lS46-JG-ly.