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MISCELLANEOUS.


INHE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Plantation in Anne
liza, within four miles ofthe Court house, and near
the Amelia Springs, containing about thousand
acres. generally in hhe heart Upon This Tract there
are come seventy eighty c Creek low grounds
very productive, and a large body Of original wood
land, which would bring The best tobacco. He would
aiso sell the stock Of mules. cows &c. Iherron osr
Their with farming utensils Of every kind. and would
supply the purchaser with sufciency Of com, OATS
louder &c for next years consumption, and wheat inr
seeding this FALL or, II desirable would have the
crop put In at the usual price, and give full possession
on the 1rst day Of December next from which time he
would be willing to allow credit Of one, two three
four aud 1--WE years for the amount, equally Divided
lie viii simply add that his price for this property shall
not be more than its real value, which he confidently
believes that, under good management, The payments
may be made from the place. y. II. DREWRY.
Mf H. u. Anderson, in the neighborh0od, will show
The premises 10 any person disposed To buy, and commit
ncalons addressed me, in Richmond will be attend
ed To. A. H. d.
July q-rff
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Circuit Superior CourI
of Law and chancery for the county Of Monroe, In
the state Of Virginia, pronounced on the 18th day OF
May 1877 in the ut taprrtons Executor against
John II. Lewis, and Others defendants, and Dunlap
against the same defendants, the undersigned COMMITS
sloners viii expose To sale, al public auction 10 the
TWO and three years, on THURSDAY, the Seth day oi
September next, that beautiful and valuable Estate
THE SWEET SrRiNGS-and the lands appnrtenant
thereto, lying in the county OF Monroe, and extending
into the county of Allegheny. This property Is situa
ted in most eligible position for watering place The
Spring rises III one OF the beautiful and pleasant
valleys in the mountains of Virginia. and is unsufpass
ed in It's delightful Summer climate varied and sublime
scenery and luxurious and healIhlul bathing establish
menIs. II is distant twentyhre miles from Coving-
ton the place designated ai the head Of navigation on
The James River Canal aud IL believed viii be either
within a few miles Of The great central improve
mrnt Of Tie state connecting the James with The ONO
river.
The land l. Of very superior quality. and The improve
mrnis sufficient for the accommodation Of some
property Brick Hotel, 2iu feet long and three stories
high, containing dining room 100 irrt long and forty
feet wide. The other houses for the accommodation Of
visitors consist Tor the most part al cabins.
The Sweet spring Tract pioper-embraciag the i'm.
provemenis and containing acrrs-w first br sold.
then the residue Of the lands IN such lois or parcels ~
may best suit the convenience of purchasers and most
enhance the amount Of sales The purchasers Of the
Real Estate will be required 10 give bond and sronr'fv
Tor the purchase money, and the title will be retained
until lie purchase money Is paid.
There will also be S.ld nj the same time and place,
by said Commissioners, all The Household and Kitchen
Furniture ana belonging Ia the SWEET Springs, CON
such variety IL n watering places
The Furniture viii be sold for cash.
Az property Of this description and valne Is but sell
dom in the market, the Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention Of Capitalists 10 this adver
tisrment, and would beg leave 10 suggest, that JOINT
stock company might be formed, and advanlageousy
invest III this property.
JAMES L. WooDvH.LE, Contra.
HENRY MAsSlE,
July a0-c2aw-2m
20 The Richmond Wing, National TntrlliseneeT
aud Charleston Courier are requested 10 copy.
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PROSPECTUS OF
the baptist Guardian.
,uly 3O--t.

SEH bfFfiSf T-1sN
REV. J. L. REYNOLDS, EDITOR.
=, }, pn5asied ~ R,as@o,ld, at 81 per cnnhm
,up subscriber proposes 10 publish, in the city of
pirhn,nd a srmf- monthly newspaper, devoted 10
;n,.,.ss Of sunday Schools, Education and Rell-
n' i,.raturr With view Of furnishing infofna-
a an these important means Of denominat.0nal ceve-
.msn and prosperity, and Of directing more general
"n,on 10 them this enterprise Is attempted. The
-. heh has been selected il sufficiently extensive
a.,ify the establishment Of periodical specially de-
"a ioils cultivation. While many of our churches
.,iyely engaged the promotion OF these objects,
~ "a b. feared that OF them are not yet fuily I'M
....L with their importance, and the relation which
~ s,Islain 10 the advancement OF the Redeemer's
n.,don With the hope of dfusing Information
ing The churches and thus securing their more efti
an, 70 operation, many Of cur brethren have called
- snch publication as is now contemplated; aud,
md suticent encouragement be offered, the work
4 be commenced At an early period.
The proposed periodical VIII embrace the discussion
line best means Of promoting Sunday Schools and re-
Irls education generally; the notice and review OF
~ books a. suited To promote these objects; and
.akal criticism and Interpretation. Special attention
IN be given to domestic government, the education
IA training Of children in the family circle, and 10
asysr else may bear upon the interests of the young
I'D rising generation
VI Of each nonth, on large imperial sheet, and viii
Olnted In superior style, al the price OF one dollar
~ oayabe in advance. IL will be published under
!. editorial supervision Of Rev. j. l. Reynolds aided
). cher brethren who are interested in lis objects.
Brhren are requested 10 procure the names oil SUB
.nbrrs and forward them TO the underseneda as s0or
practicable. The money need not be paid until the
.-e.rd number is Issued. Subscribers may then REM
n. ancnnt by mall with the assurance that the work
nm Be continued. Address
Jaly 3o-cat II. X. ELLfSON, Publisher.
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THE TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE AGA
DENY

FINDER the direction OF Mrs Ellis. will be- re- opened
u on the lst of October, SI7. The scholastic year
will be divided into sessions Of I've months each
The thorough instruction and rapid progress of Miss
McEees scholars is the evidence offered 10 show that
she Possesses merely scholastic qualifications OF
high order, but also unusually happy talent IN I'M
parting her information to Others She will be aided by
competent associate. Music will br taught by an CT
ceent pc formers that Mrs y Teachers Will be
enabled TO give their undivided attention 10 the school
room.
All the branches Of thorough English educaii"n 10.
geth-r with Latin, French, Painting, Drawing. and
Embroidery will he taught.
Mrs E. confidently offers To the public School IN
which every advantage may lie derived that talent and
attention can afford, and she confidently refers To
her present patrons with regard 10 the superior manner
in which her School has been conducted.
Her accommodations for boarders are ample, ana
while with her they will receive mothers attention.
TERMS,
Board and Tuition in English branches per session. S
Music and use Of Piano, is
Latin,
French,
Drawing and Painting,
Embroidery,
troueh, James r. Micou, Col. ?. A. Bfamham Captain
HUT, K. l.. Pitts, Richmond county; John BToeken
biough, Westmoreland countyi E. Virgin, EsseI
July 30-claf4t
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VI A r Y l. A n d.
H.. EaLr,


Mr. Seth " Fnwie Sir: Please send me, as soon
az possible, another lot of Wistars Basam Of Wild
Cherry. have been selling this valuable medicine In
this town many years. u has proved 10 De hehy
useful in many cases Much has been said and written
in commentator of this article and justly too, think,
from my observation of lis effect upon OILERS, ahu my
own experience in using it, Some months since, nav
nr a bad cough lost my appetite aud strength, ana
nv health was mn, impaired. tired ms baisahi 10
nv satisfaction and joy, when had taken TWO bottles
nv cough was removed. my appe'it. returned, ana my
strength and general health restored whenever have
any symptoms Of The kind return, Immediately resort
Ia his medicine aud find j, 10 have The desired effect
he.ye This Is one of he bSs medicines Ia the world for
conshs and incnjeu, consumption and that invads in
The more advanced stages may be relieved by using II,
Signed b. '.Es. iof, sancu,
or Beware Of coun,e:fr;.s AMI imiiaticns-syrups,
and all Other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember
thew only ni;ais in rasas, without possessing the VIZ
mes Buy poaa hut tie genuine and original DR. WIS
TAR,s EAi.SAM Of WILD CHERRY-sigurd |.
Butts on the wrapper
SETH W fuWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
Far sal. wholesale and retail, BY
GAyN0R 4 WOOD,
No. Is Main S::-si. Richmond,
July, ls47 And BY Druggists generally.
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SALT WATER BATHING AT PlNEY
POINT

i place, having been entirely retiited and furnished
anew, is open for the reception and accommoda-
ton Of visitors Piney Point is the Potomac River,
near its mouth, and commands view of the d,boxches
of that noble river into the Chesapeake Bay The bath
ing this place is all times perfectly safe, there
under current and the invalid and Others can en-
Joy surf bathing with The utmost security. New baih-
ing houses have been erected and every attention will
be paid the comfort and convenience of guests. 10
The invalid this place presents pleasant resort for
health and recreation.
The steamer Powhatan conveys passengers twice a
week from ArQuia Creek 10 Piney Point viz leave
Acquia every Monday and Thursday on The arrival Of
the cars about 10 NJ and, returning leaves the Point
every Wednesday and Saturday morning, about A
NJ. Thus giving persons in Richmond and vicinity a
delightful trip to this place.
Board per month, $50 90
DO. week, 90
no. day, l 50
Children and servants halt price.
July 30-c1Ot KIRKWOOD KELLER.
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MUSK ISLE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having determined 10 remove TO ano-
ther part the State, offers for sale that well know
and productive Fam called Musk lslr lying on The
Roanoke river, lille below The junction Of Dan and
Staun.nn Rivers, and two miles from ihr town ui
Gainesville. This Estate contains about 300 acres
go or 40 Of winch first rate bottom iands;-inheeu
think can say with truth, that the island containing
$50 acres il fully equal n any iiSrf hi"ni an ir up
per Roanoke II j. needles. however, - give mi
mute description. th0sr wishing 10 purchase VIII
doubtless examine tor themselves would sell me
whole together, divide the land (Which may he done
advanasrously, 10 meet the wishes "t ehasrrsi anu
inv.le those wishing IL purchase to examine he pro
psrty convenient. Is am determined 10 sris
The whole or part Oft ,hr iir-i opportunity. Having
lived al Musk Isle for twry Yeas can say, iEai
the situation is is healthy any know. The cheated
land both high aud low. IN sund heart, and pr"'inr
tivr-thr woodland very valuable, on account OF The
demand for timber und fuel IN ClaIkrsvie-and lie
nrishhorhond rs good as any III virginia.
June S-cw2m SAMl.. V. NATklNS.
=. :. The above described valuable property VIII Or
offered The highest bidder, at pubc auction, on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 18th day Of August n. 1t
Terms liberal. = " W.
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Wortham, McGruder & Go.

0FFER FOR SALE
" 60 hhds. ST. Crox, Porto Rico and New Or
leans Sugar
800 boxes 'Woolsey' and 'Siuan's' Loaf Sugar
80 bills. do do. cracked
and pulverized Sugar
80 hhds. 81. Croix, Porto Rico, and Cardenas
Molasses
80 bags Java, Rio, Laguayra and Mocha
Coffee
Gunpowder and Black Tea, very superior
10000 lbs. Bacon Sides
500 bbls. No. n. c. Herrinss
10 bbls. Family Roe do.
. bbls. superior Cider Vinegar
sso kegs Nails, all kinds
iW boxes Tallow Candles
~ boxes Sperm do.
~ boxes patent Sperm Candies
% boxes Soap
20 boxes Glass
ioo boxes Tin Plate, all kinds
Ion Spel,er
~ packages Block Tin
00 lterces Lime
-. Ground Plaster
iao kegs Dupons's Sporting and Blasting Pow.
der
Sho, and Lead
is0 Grind.Stones
Is 'ierces Whale or Coal ri. Oil
-. DO. best Sperm Oil
i'O sides Leather
Nader, Indigo Ginger, Pepper, Spice, etc.
-. Co!lon.Yarns; Shoe Thread
!" IONS Tredegar, Swedes, English and Coup
:. lry Iron
% bundles Sheet Iron, all sizes
Band-Box and Hoop Iron
Plough Plates and Mould Boards
:, Boiler Plate
y dozen Axes
tons American Blislered Steel
Ion Cast Steel
Shear and German Steel
English Blislered Steel
d boxes Spring Steel
'ane 2-cw4w
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THAT VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber. wishing TO Offers for sale his
tract Of land, containing about three hundred acres
lying In The county of Cumberland on Tare Wallet
Creek, on or about the halfway ground between two
naygable streams Apponlaox and Willis rivers, one
and half miles South of the Court House, within about
uur miles Of Ca Ira, al which place heIe excellent
Manufacturing Mill, F0uadery, Tobacco Stcmmery,
aud three or four stores; aso within four miles stony
Point, on the Appomaox river, 1t which place there -
also an excellent Manufacturing Mill. Tobacco Manu-.
factory, and one This land is situated
In religious and pious neigbourhood convenient Sc
vera houses public worship of difficult demonstrations
The land ID well adapted TO the cultivation of tobae-
co.. Indian corn wheat, oals &c. II IL supposed there
are from thirty to thirty-fye of low ground and
nat land, unsurpassed by any In the county, with the
exception OF James River low grounds. There Is
considerable body of excellent tobacco land yet 10 crar
The Improvements two comfortable dwelling
houses, large barn attached TO one settlement, and
other necessary out houses 10 each. II desirable, the
subscriber would divide the tract To suit purchasers.
minute description deemed unnecessary, as all
those wishing TO purchase invited TO view The land
and judge for themselves. WIN. BOOkEk.
July 23-cw3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sutton & SouthaIs,s Agency

V'IIE snbscrlbers have established General Agency
4 in Richmond. Va, and most respectfully Offer The ir
services To their friends, and the public generally Tor
the transaction of all business requiring AGENT said
city. They promise pnncLnay and strict attention Ia
r collection cf and claims Of every
iinn selling all kinds Of produce hiring oil, srrvan
rnns and receiving rents of houses, ereine rri-
lands and rcdrelning those that sold, &c
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay in
Eicncnd informed that correct forms i'll be re-
mei thcm with instructions for the proper auihen-
tication of their vouchers ii desired, for moderate
conpe nsa;cn.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be- entitled
10 Claims from The United States, may have them
promptly attended to, by placing them IN the hands Of
the undersigned.
Office in Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate 81 Tie Capitol
Square. JAMES 4. SUTTON, JE.,
JOHN q. SOUTIiALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
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MAYFIELD FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on tho premises TO the highest bidder,
" on Tuesday, the 3lst of August, credit OF one,
two and three years. that valuable Mari Estate lying IN
the county Of Prince George, known as Mayfed. Said
tract contains about 500 acres, fully half Of which
Il in original growth and Is situated about twenty miles
South east of Petersburg, and within eight ten OF
vera landings James river. There ia comfortable
dwelling house, we'll Of excellent water, and all ne
cessary out-hOuses, on the premises. There Is an
abundance OF the finest mari convenient every part
OF the tract, and much of il excellent meadow land
Also, At the same time, and upon the same credit,
tract Of 200 acres, about two miles from the above trac
excellent mari land, well timbered.
Jnlv 3O-cwtds RERECCA ROUSSEAU.
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LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE.

an MONDAY, the oh Of August. at p o'clock
~ shall offer for sale, at Louisa Court House, 10 the
highest bidder, tract Of land lying in the county of
I.ousa ON The head waters OF Northeast Creek, ad
Joining the lands of Messrs. Anderson Tailey, Ed.
mund Eggeston and others, and containing i3l and
9Th acres The land lies about six or seven m,ies East
NJ The Cont House near the Louisa Railroad, and is
valuable on account of the wood and timber upon il,
being with tn. exception Of few acres) WOOD anu
Of original growth In case OF my absence on .he gay
OF sale Mr. Francis Wadrop is fully authorized 70 ae
for me- The terms will he inade known ut the sale
also offer for sale privately the Saw and Grst als ioI
merly owned by my father, John Wadrop, deceased,
and known as ',Mosby's Mills in the county o. HAN
over about ten miles North Of Richmond on ihe Chleka-
hominy Application may be made to me In Richmond,
or to my brother, Mr. William B. Waldrop, who Ives
near the Mills. Z. WALDhof-
g,,t,,2 r2t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN
LOUISA AND GQOCHIAND

THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by DE
cree of the County Court of Louisa, in the OF
Watson and others W. Watson and Others, will, on
WEDNESDAY. the lst day of September, 1877, III
fair, If not the next fair day thereafter sell Ia the
highest bidder. at public auction, nj the Cum Spring
the residence of Mcajah Parrish that portion of the
lands belonging 10 the Estate Of the late COL Joseph
Shelton, which, by decree Of The County Court OF
Goochland have been allotted TO the heirs Of the late
Mrs Elizabeth Watson.
one tract olths land, containing about aiO acres lies
in the county OF Louisa Isbells Store adjoining
the lands Of Robert II. Isbell, Dr. VIM. s. Fowler and
others. Two other Tracts, containing respectively
about eco and $50 acres lie in the county of Gooch2nd
near Sheitan's Mill being parcels of the Estate or
which The late Col. Shelton resided.
The lands will be divided 10 suit purchasers. Pos.
session for the purpose OF seeding crop of wheat Will
be given al the usual time, and final possession the
end Of the year.
TERMS "A credit OF one and Two years will be g,-
ven except rs 10 the costs of suit and expenses Of sale
the purchasers giving bond with approved security, anu
the title being retained ~ further security.
J. II. RAWLINGS, }c,,,
THOMAS s. WATSON, 'o' 10
July 53-c5awfds
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ORANGE VIEW FOR SALE.


OFFER for sale this beautiful residence situated
L immediate upon the Rapid Ann river, in the i'm.
mediate ueghberhood, and adjoining the lands Of c. C..
Talaferro, jeremiah Morton. Phil. Il. Jones and Chas
p. Moncure, one mile from willis Mill, from Orange
house, IL from GordonSviile Railroad Depot. and
&c from Fredericksburg Az they are now engaged in
making the North branch of the Rappahannock nvrr
navigabe the latter place, Is almost reduced 10
certainty that the South branch Rapid Ann will also
be opened as funds nearly sufficient have already been
raised for that purpose. The facility 10 market will
consequently be greatly increased by this Improvement
The tract contains 6i3i acres, has beautiful South
easterly exposure, an abundance Of wood, well OF
ne water in The yard and for health End productive
ness is not surpassed by my farm East OF the Blue
Ridge. As some Of my friends have expressed their
doubt about my real desire 10 SELL now most posi-
lively, that il is my nl determination 10 do So and
consequently would be glad TO show the land to any
person wishing purchascor letters addressed TO me
on the subject, Orange Courthouse, will meet with
prompt attention above property Ia not sold rri-
va,-y before the s6h day August l9a tof which due
notice will be gvenl will on that day be offered pub
lcly. Law. H. lAiiatEhRo.
Int., "a
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by w. GOddia, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust 10 us, from Jno.
ID w. Smith, for he benefit OF his creditors, da-
led The slh day Of July, 1913, and duly recorded
in the Clerks office Of the Musings Court OF the
city OF Richmond, We SHALL on Tuesday, The 10Th
day OF August, 1917, on The premises, proceed 10
sell, Al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, the
real es;atc conveyed in said deed, described as
being certain piece or parcel Of land lying and
being in said city, adjoining The land upon which
The Powder Magazine Of said city is located, and
is The same piece or parcel OF land purchased by
said Smith OF Ivory P. Hodgsden and wife, 10.
seiher with all and every right, title and interest
Whatsoever, in law and equity, OF the said John
w. Smith, in and 10 The buildings and improve
men!s thereon, and the appustenances thereto be-
longing, Sc.
TERMs-One-hird cash; The balance in six
and twelve months, the credi, payments properly
secured.
s-JSale 10 commence a, o'clock, P. NJ, and
10 be conducted by w. GopplN, Auc,ioneer'
re- h5H TaT GE wIekE:a, Trustees.
Inv )0-eotdS
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mn bert,s Office.

On tUiirisenM Street. under The Exchange Hotel.
V,HoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs bis friends
and the public in general, that lie has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, In the Office nn lth
street, under the Exchange llote formerly occupied
hy ID. 81. Hoyt, and recently by l.. b. Pendeton
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries n which J. W.
Mauty Co. tsuccessors 10 Gregory l. CO. are the Ma
nasers, always for sale in The grr:fest variety.
" The drawings Of all the N):tlir.E Lotteries will
b- received by Telegraph and viii generally reach here
about O'Clock, r. NJ. Sales viii close (at this oihccl
al o'clock.
tD,awine OF The Alexandria lottery, Classi3
IL Is sc % 81 - So s. ii SO ~.
Drawing of the New Jersey Lottery, Class No. ~
Is 81 3 % ~ II So III 81 IA -.
FRIDAy-DolIar Lottery. To be drawn in Richmond
n, half past o'clock. The Virginia LeesbuR Lottery,
Extra Class No. al $1,000 Capital Tickets si halves
50 cts; quarters p cts.
SATURDAYS NJ IL u'ruck-Another )olllr Lottery
The SusRcy, Delaware Lottery, Class 20 H. Ciriia
$4,000 Tickets 81; halves 80 cents; quarters % cts.
SATURDAY EvENING-splendid Scheme. Capt.
,as 10000, $4,000, IS Of l,0Ou - oi5V0, lowest !
40. prize s,00l The Alexandria Letter Class No Al
to be drawn Alexandria. Tickets SlU halves -
quarters So
Orders from the country, enclosing Tn cash or prize
tickets in NJ. Co.'s Lotteries, pnnci5'y attended Il"
and the drawings forwarded wien requested.
a liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashrd a, sight.
D.r Krsoilrri No. a-..ThrIr's lack odd numbers
Gays Rory o'Morr."
For sale by THOMAS .AMBERT,
July 70 NJ. y, Echange Place.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAI
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
CIV pike Powers.

TIME exercises OF this School will he resumed the
i I5th nj August and terminate the 18th June
following The course Of instruction Is thorough and
accurate The hoarders reside in The same house with
sunerysion. Monthly reports regularly forwarded
10 the parent or GUARDIAN containing accurate state,
ment Of the progress and department oithe pupils, and
honots are awarded 10 them al the end OF Tie session,
according TO their merit. ,.
FERNS for Board and Tuition, ten months sGl, pay
able one h IL on The 18th August and one half on 18TH
January 30 pupil will be taken for shorter time Than
fen months without special agreement and no deduc-
lion made for any cause except protac!ed sickness.
Address aPike Powers, Staunon."