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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-27
Dated Worcester, Feb'y %, 1917.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.


WORCESTER,
At meeting Of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County OF
Worcester. on the fourth Tuesday of December, A. ID.
1876, and by adjournment the fourth Monday OF
February, A. d. ls47.
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given TO all persons and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will tle Lancaster
House IN said Lancaster, Thursday, the eighteenth
day Of March nerf ten OF the clock in the forenoon
by publishing atested copy OF said Petition and
this Order thereon, in the Daily Spy newspaper print
ed in said Worcester three times the last publication
TO be fourteen days, least before the said eighteenth
day of March.
And that notice also be given TO all owners of land
Aforesaid resident within this Commonwealth by serving
each Of them with attested copy of said Petition ard
Order fourteen days least, before the said eighteenth
day OF March at which time and place the sand Com
missoners will proceed view the parcels Of
land set forth in said Petition, persons and
Corporations interested therein who may then
desire TO be heard thereon and if they shall adjudge
that the prayer OF said petition ought to be granted then
to prescribe the limits within which said Company may
take said lands in all where they propose axe the
same more than five rods in width. without The limits
of said rairosd and estimate the damage if
any, sustained by each the owners aforesaid in the
premises.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Order OF notice thereon
DIST Attest. JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use OF the LETHEoN, Tor Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry is erccusUey granted by the Paenee to the
Dentists of two offices in this town
BISHOP ~ HARRIS, who have used ii so suc-
cessuy since It's Introduction would invite those desiring
to rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
to call Mt their office where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and sklily performed reasonable terms
d30 Rooms I54 Main-sfreet
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

"A VNHE beautiful Estate situated in the east pai of
fTsh Central Village in Uxbrdge, recently occupied
4H@s4lby Dr. GEoReE WILLARD; consisting of about ten
Of Land, two story Dwelling House, with piazza
sides Barn, Shed and other Out buildings There
is variety Of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within Ave minutes walk OF of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad and is one
the desirable residences in the County Worcester
Application may be made 10 Col JOHN w. CAPRoN in
Uxbridge, either Of the subscribers in Worcester
w. o BARTLETT,
JOHN G. YMAN.
Worcester, Jan le, lea7. dwstfS
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IL Z
Hated at Worcester, Jan'y 26, ls47.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
AT a meeting ofthe County Commissioners, begun and
holden Worcester within and for the County of
Worcester, the 26th day of January A. ID. Ie47 by
adjournment
On the Petition aforesaid. Ordered, That notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners Will the public house OF
Phineas w. Wait, in said Worcester, IN Monday, the
fifteenth day Of crch nert, O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing atested copy of said Petition
and of this Order thereon, in public newspaper
printed IN said Worcester, three weeks successfully the
last publication be fourteen days. least before the
said fifteenth day of March next.
And is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
ty, his Deputy, the Selectmen said
of Worcester, West Boylson, and Harvard EACH with
an atested copy of said Petition and Order thirty days,
1T least and also post atesed copy thereof in
public places in each of said of Worcester West
Boylston, and Harvard, fourteen days. least before
the said fifteenth day of March next which time and
place the said Commissioners will rroceed to view the
forth in said Petition hear all persons and
corporations interested therein who may and there
desire be heard thereon and they shall adjudge that
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted. then
direct the manner which said ways shall be altered
the above described, and TO assess all such
damages any person Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON Clerk pro TEN.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
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heat will cause it to die. So treated the most
hardy will recover immediately-othe will lose
their leaves, or die down to the ground
and some are so tender that the slightest frost win
Kill them; but generally they will put forth with
fresh vigor after season of rest, and gratefully
repay your care. Water sparingly until the leaf
buds are well grown, increasing the quantity
when thew expand
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
he I.IINGS The Yegefahie Pulmonary Baisam

the LUNGS the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam
will he found truly valuable safe ard highly efcacous
article as can be from The most unquestonabe
thority and those who have used !. during
the last Is or 20 years. Indeed its reputation well
established has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WM JOHN CUTLER.
REED u CUTLER, BOSTON. (iate Reed, Wing g.
Cuter Projectors For sale by Druggists, Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally in by
GREEN s. Co. Price 80 cts 6m Dec Il.
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THE NEW PLANEr.-The bureau OF longti-
tudes. OF Paris, has come to an agreement with
the principal astronomers Of Europe, as M. M.
CAUSE Encke, Strure, and Herschell, to give
the name of Neptune to the new planet discover
ed under the indications of M. Leverrier. The
planet will be denoted on the astronomical chart
by the sign Of a trident
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

WORCESTER, Feb. 20, 1857.
II'AkEN on execution and will he sold Public Anc-
ton, at the Grafton Hotel in Grafton, on Friday, the
Esd day of pr next, l2 O'Clock M the right title
and nte that ICfiABoD EARL of scarborough had
on the 18th day ofJanuary last the day when the same
was seized on execution has redeem the Farm
on which the said Earl lives, any other Real Els
tate in said County. L. BAKER, Jr., d. Sheriff
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TO RE LET.

IA A TENEMENT containing Rooms, two on the
fin "A lower floor and above with Garden, situa-
x2 ted about minutes walk south OF tile Town House
and within 2r0 feat Of Mains To a small family il will
be let low. Inquire al this Office. is
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% One thousand Crcasslan females were imported
into Turkey slaves. during he past year.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
On ACRES of excellent LAND situated about l mile
~ from Worcester Town House, on the main road TO
Leicester, owned by the subscriber. Also, So
situated in New Worcester, called the STEARNs LAND.
Apply to HENRY HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Feb 8. g.
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SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
BY CLAGHORN IL HEEL,
AuctiOneerS L commission Merchants,
q z. q IL u

Regular Package Sales of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS
held every Wednesday Morning. on months credit.
Goods ON the shelves sold every Saturday. al O'Clock
u Advances mace every description of Goods con
signed and every information and facility afforded TO Con
sgnors by w. c. ROBINSON, Agent
SO dwtt No. 81 FULTON ST. BOATON
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NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
IA Worcester Branch Rail Road Corporation will be
holden at WARES EXCHANGE in Worcester, on the atr-
teerth dag Of March nert at O'Clock p. NJ act the
following article, and such other business may come
before them y
To ii The Company will sell and convey their Road
with its franchise rights powers privileges subject 10
the restrictions OF ITS Charter the Worcester Nashua
Railroad Company and it to determine upon what
terms the Company will make such saIe'
Ivy order, JAMES F, ALLEN, Clerk.
worcester, Feb'y %, lS47. Owls
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THE RTNA lNSURANCE COMPANY,


No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and ardiebfe Capital n $3.50. 900.
OFFER their protection agains. loss damage BY
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores AMI MERCK an1ize
generally, Factories, and Mills the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
cenluryits reputation for liberal adjustment and its
prompttude in paying losses, well known and esta.
lshed THOMAS X. BRACE Pr sstdcnt.
SIMEON L. LooMIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, s45. etf
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the alb
Company referred. for particulars 10 A. H. BIZ
LooH, ESQ., in Worcester Mass.
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$4,000,

Worcester & Nashua Rail Road Co.
THIRD ASSESSMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given that assessment Of ten
In dollars each share of the Capital Stock of this
Company has laid by the beard of Directors payable
at the Treasrers Office, No. las Main St., Worcester
the 6rss day nj March nert.
E. H. HEMENWAY, Treasurer.
Jan. %.
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Grand Concert and Lecture,
1T BRIyWLEY HILL,
On Monday and Tuesday Evenings, March s, 2.
]. F. O,CONNELL.

J. f. 0'C0NMELL,
The TattOOed Man and Wonderful Dancer.
w HOSE extraordinary Lie and adventures have been
w plhlshed throughout the world eleven years ST.
dence among the when shpw ked in the Pacific
and underwent the painful operation being Tatooed Tor
nine successive days. he will appear and go through his
feas OF agility III Dancing, which saved his lie
He will give Grand Enter tainmen at Briney Hall on
the above Evenings, consisting of
SONGS, DANCES LECTURES,
Conundrues, jokes, Sayings and DoiRgs i'm quantity
Mr. O'Connell will be assisted by Mr. A. L. THAYER,
the celebrated Banjo Player and EthiopDn Yocals and
mr. JOHN o. BROWN, the celebrated Tamborine Player
and Ethiopian Dancer.
Admission % cts-Chidren half price. Commence at
O'Clock. WI DIT Feb
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WANTED.
Hale's Pure Rubber Machine Betting,

I1dO11l1U OGII1IIH9
For sale by LUKE G.. CHILDS,
81 Water ST.. BOSTON.
THE superior article is superceding the
Leather Betting, for most purposes il is In every
way better Its good qualities that degree Of mos-
will affect il and il will bear almost any degree Of
heat II Is of equal width and thickness throughout aud
requires only lacing in the longest belt Practical
Mechanics. who have used this particular manufacture,
think there is gain Of Is to rs per in the
the machinery, IL Is perfectly flexible and with
much less strain upon the pueys and drums
Also sale above, HOSE and other Goods OF Rub
her materials. 6mB Feb az.
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OUABOAG SENITNARY-Warren, m,

rlHE Spring Term Of this institution will commence
4 the first Wednesday in March.
TUITION
Common English Branches, 81
HIGHER do do and Classics,
Lessons on the Piano Forte with use Of instrument,
(extra) ~
Lessons in Painting and Drawing, lextral
Donrd per week from $3.50 to 81.
Library Of 100 vols has been lately placed In the Sem
inary 70 which the pupils have without charge.
! T. 2. GREEN A., I Associate
H.B. UNDERHlLL, BIAS Principals.
Warren, Feb II. Evils
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DRAWING.

Ill NRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice, that
Al he prepares to give instruction in Lead Pencil fnd
Crayon Drawing and Painting in Water Coors at his
Room M 156 MAN ST.. For terms please inquire at the
Room. dti Worcester, Jan 9.
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FOR SALE.

NEW and desirable STOCK OF GOODS, in Mani
N uacturing Village, rs miles from Boston. rare
chance is here offered man. with capital II applied
for soon. Address N. p, box 1884, Post Office BOston
Feb'y "a, l847.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
on BOXES Fresh Sicily ORANGES and LEMoNs JUST
GU received and for sale low by
Worcester, FEB ~. d3w b, BUEMAN CO.
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Cash paid for Rags, Bagging,
A FTRST-RATE BLACKSMITH

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, who possesses skill suffi-
w silent TO enale him all kinds of sng
and forging r-qnire1 in 4 private Armory Good moral
character required. Inquire at this Office
Sept IA. deMvtf
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EeniersS s. nl,tEiyer.


,N'EW GRANITE FRONT BUILDING,
opposite the Bank Of virginia
Are ne" receiving large and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. DOMESTIC, Sc,
hleh they intend to sell upon good terms as any
2' engaged IN at tsa9e, exchange all kinds of pr
aaae nsn4lly brought to this market, viz Bacon, Butte
Wmssa'; leach and Apple Brandy, Flax and Tow Linen
" COL a4t AN+A4ifeiis Feathers Ginseng faxsaod,
AMI VIII an" iar al such, the highest market price.
hen stock consists in lart OF the follow ing articles
81 GAR Loaf Powdered, Crushed CHARMED, St Groin
attn 1.-Two aud New Orleans.
r + LII. Mocha, old Java, Laguyra, Rio, Sc Sc.
haaSses, ialiow and Sperm ts.dles.
and Green, the finest brought
TINS marAe,.
1ntlm 4tn a the most approved Factories
ok best pure trene limit do, Apple and Peach
9iAE-fnes old Medeia, Sicily, Madeira, Port, Sherry
and Sweet.
Wiiishtfn ais best best old Rye and Recu6cd COM
mon Roetifcd and Mountain
GiN-lhite Holland and American
/" NJ -best cid Jau!deia, and New England
tAfe, bar Iron English and rrelrsar Iron
: it.tl.-t' asst, Shear and Bisered.
Feathers, Wol and Wool Rolls
Nai's' all s.1s Powder Blasting and sportng shot and
Lead "
Window e'ass, by 10 and 10 by u.
sal and Ne4sfs in every variety.
homs.tiss, 81. - and IL
Cotton 0s9abarzs.
soap, shoe Thread, Saljp5,rc, Alum Indigo. Nader
'fPFfas. Gn'gef, IeiPef Aispee letter, Fonsc p and
- F1aS fa1ers Grind stones bus. y osl sud Palm,
e's atoss Bed ens Apron Chec,s Afustar I 1rar.
'laas' ~ Shoe 1aeLs, Fed Cords Plough Lines s.
10y eeltY invite purchasers examine their lar-n
Stock hsi fe nalain} pr hases elsewhere.
@stffff AZ DETERMINED TO sit Low IN
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IllfN HN LAY

As lime passes IN, (el1ucl'y nd .0a1y ronaf, lie
NJ" Od avs Na'iota , fhe people look 10 Mr. Gay
with increased affection. rbe feelings If Tue nation NJ
yea go be ~rughiup Ia hgher pitch os intensity al s
naHc u IA. sage # ashland Tim it has ever yefs,Ia
rcuccd. In permitting his d,fat or President. tIl,
dunuod not tac lUsc q hs aaie; In, bay d.d aa os
uce 10 Themselves and Ia thtt county which viii Inc Ii
by generations yet unborn. llet tine will e5ms uhln
Mr. Clay viii be- of history. lis name lien vii .an
out FROM among IFS cont mfoay statesmen rs d. the
smds Of jbc gaaut " Hgs Who supported hir y ii an
in the paro grave, Luz herrN1I behying - hair d
iatra,hs, WHO arc uuU Luqwn asi4e y ulna IAiea
'lii hey NJ! 81 by he hearth stone aud +, er 10 Ia $50
stirring times. end they Will be huaored aul loved. b.
oonsr ul,y were tho iueudsuf vi ay aud sl4aI by
hH side 10 the memorable. and, as vii taon lie Gems
cr,d singular contest lu which he met his !ea lisa
leg cy ~ love Of county To leave lehnd hsm pr sesse
by all "bo can be rysrad to, as tie loI teal friend. Of
Henry Clay.
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respectable dressed young female has been eyyia4
contributions ~ London by sinking iowa exaaastnd al
the doors d humaae people sheiuduced pa.idaes and
ialntiugs by the use Of ether.
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The |. > ship jamestown. which his been filing
Out at the Navy Yard fr time past, has her s.ares
on beard and is ready Tor sea- She will sal in
few days for Norolk whore she will take on auld Coa
Bolton, and then proceed to the coast Of Airca.
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'
I Go n, Of Quarterly session held for the co,,, .
i3ih day y june, 1917: - 'Ae
Sterling McBearInon PLAINTIFF
dguigst
Jane liurt, james Il Hurt, Martha Clarke dat. Mx,,
luri Charlss e.ss and Patience his WIFE, William I'm.
and Is pine Hurt, Defendsn.s ''
In CHANcrRY.
Tie Defendants Jane Hn, Niaitha Clark, Charlie. a..
i ard Patience RS wife, William Hurt and jose phne n ;,
moi having entered therapp and given security
in TO the Ae al asenb wand he rules OF ts coar, ~;
a. paarng to the satisfaction OF the Court that they
inhabitants OF tbs Cummonn ealth: is ordered tat tbey do
Yta hose Oh the second Monday IN ugust mex al an,u,
Tie hi 81 The Plaintiff and that copy OF this order b. forth
vii inserted IN some newspaper published in the town 81
lynrhbutg for two months svty a cpy the, :,
b. posted at the iron door ol the Court House Of this county
One Court day. 4 Copy -reste. '
GEO. WM. DABNfY, CPx
june l7-w2m .H
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The store Of y. y Moo, Main ST. z.i .ss -
Jnst rceycl the latest sle Of iash fr aseo e9f !
Those wishing have 81 I'D la9f5 IA e ~ - u
1t, tA- Northern Ciaes, eaa do So y aiia ne
'aq d,s a,-rr, Joas Lone.
= The superior Gurt o. Inv and GhaaeffY, held
n ia and l5r the County Of fatrek, At phi tenn,
lol7: -, .5..,r
James Reynolds, fiilaah'
against
Harden r. Hall Jamfs iagfam, f, e or. Of ,leRn
Hall decd: Samuel ley. adasf. ii Naiiisa Iial.
iced: Jeremiah burnett. Paul Z. isfala. Jes5e III
James Via Joseph Il ward, 81 T. ii fzFida ai94 I.
decd; CrawiFd l1ef ami MIN III ' I .'' =
and adu.'X Of Thomas Harbour, DE- d; Sc Paris ami
MANY his wife Nathan Wood and DaAa his VII, Ia
vid B,yd. James D 9yi William Bayd Thomas . 'yd.
Alexander Woad and Susaunah, his wiie, john b.}d
and Joseph Boyd, Delsaea.es'
II CntgeeRy.
It happening to the 'onf. that III subpoena tss1d IN
this cause has been duly executed non )ess5s ofa
james Via Joseph Il ward, eN'ar. oi Aari.a Haadier
dec d.: and rwtri lafusraal flafs#a isr @ ad h.f
and pdul'X Of tn mas ilari8er, desd.- aud TIT Ire
order of publication awarded rs u the non r#5aaaIe
Paul G. hgruai. Jesse Esr5 and hdfY / - a.ie, ri
than jYo5d anI Deiiia his VII. i)asd d. 10
Boyd James Boyd. y Han B5ya. ilnm#s H4yI.
s,ph Boyd and Harden L. III. has t#ea 1s.fa 4u3
published aca5rHnet9 t5e Al # Assembly. fr m3re
than eight weei- aud they stI l4II84 L. aaH#ar and
answer The funnn bill. tue alieqluoas lhers5f are a
ken for confessed iaall tlssa Dese5af4. Aul n5u
this this day al 10 b. heafd tpln iir pap r.
formerly read. the nte3eal1y atI HaFeloGre enef#3
il this cause The report oi Gnr cnap ell, mud in pr
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Great Bargains in ocs

Great Bargains in Ocs.
I AIDES Bi.AUk tbs AND SLIPS,
4 4 Galaafra and l.rnazr do
Misses e1osled aad black do
Al d which will be sold at 25 per cent cheaper than any
ether louse in town, at
Nay l7-ts DAVIS, ABRAIIAMS & CO.
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= = cSiLi. 81 SHT1Eiuk ROE WE,ale. a. ,.r.seae.
.NfA and Commission Merchants. 40 is4 Llaers4 +.
r. ishureh. 554
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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-30

SMALL PoTAToEs.-The Vanderburg Demo-
be sick, republished on Saturday, from our pa
per of eleUen previous, Capt. r. NJ. Evans
interesting letter contradictory and refuting
the "Blunder'' charge so generally circulated
against Gen. Lane, and in doing so takes oc-
casion to display commendable anxiety to
discover some shadow of evidence upon which
to impute to us hostility to the General. So
at least we read its sapient paragraph. After
giving us the astounding information that
"Capt. Evans" (who resided for years in this
place, who, with his company, was onlya few
months since, publickly teted by our city au-
thorities, and whose family is perhaps as we'll
known as any in the state,) sis in politics a
Wing and is a nephew of the late Gen. r. M.
Evans, of this city-is an officer of high stand
ing, and of irreproachable character" the Dem
ocrat adds
Itwould have afforded us great pleasure to
have copied from the Evansville Journal, a
complimentary notice Of Captain Evans, as
well as his letter; but for some reason best
known to the conductors of the Journal, the
letter was published under the head of "Army
Correspondence" without comment.
Now isn't that wonderful! That we
shouldn't, to swell the compliment to General
Lane, pay our well known and gallant young
friend, Capt Evans, the poor compliment to as
sumo that he was an entire stranger to our read
ers, and upon that assumption, proceed seria-
tim to describe his points to them with all the
particularly used by the novelist in bringing
forward a new cheracter And to publish it
too under the head of "Army Correspondence"
without comments Ridiculous And if any
body don't think it is, we beg he will refer to
the columns of the Democrat, where he will
find such a standing given the letter by the
very able comments of that paper, and its very
opportune request that the american Press
will publish it, when thishadalready been done
by the Press at great distances, long before our
ancient neighbor seems to have been aware that
such letter was in existence.
Seriously, Judge, them's small potatoes in
that hill-better try again.