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the Goth day of March, lSf7y virtue of decree of ,e
hustings of Norfolk city, Me suit of Andrews ps
Cookies administrator and oha will proceed to sell
public ancuon TO the h,ghest r, on Saturday, the Goth
day of the present month"; in of the Beacon office
about IL O'CLOCK, m, tnat vaWaAyarden farm of which
M Cooke deceased, died seiz6ld possessed ndioning
the town of Portsmouth, and nsdiately on the rn,in
road to Suffolk.
This iarm contains about sktyes Of land, in the high
est possible state OF cutvauon rtlity, and is enclosed
with s9osa''" ana ourao'e OF cedar posts and ju-
From the great producveness land the oujclpess
OF its SOIL and its coniiguity anccessbility bv steam
mmuncaton to the markets o(rfolk Richmond and
Baltimore, 1t may be safely said one of the most he
rnbIe garden farms in this sectionl rania
The sale will be upon a credit Ak months exoept for
so much as wan pay The expense eoi, which will be re-
quired in cash The purchaser q, bond and seeurtv
and the corlssl9ner retaining tie to the property to
March l-3tawts NJ. CyE Con, N, issionor
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Extract from a letter, dated

"RIcHMoND, Virginia, March ., 1s47.
81 returned from the country last Saturday, and found
only what | expected to find amongst the people-a
feeling of strong Indignation towards those who had
deavored to nure you by their high handed abuse of
power the United States Senate saw strong letter,
written 10 you by of North Cardinals leading repub
Leans, which hope to in the Union 1t breathes
the sentiment of our friends-embracing many prom-
nent Calhoun men, that tcere
81 was struck with the language used by distinguish
ed wing senatorial time, too, when one would sup
pose that he was his dignity Bruu-' the cores
pendent of the Richmond Whig in that paper Of the 10th
18th u spoke in the most extravagant terms OF the
speech of Senator Corwin; but said that was mposs
Bile to give sketch of il, but that he would give few
beautiful extracts; and his first quotation, under the
head of 'the beautiful He Senator Corwin) did
not know who the writer was, (Vindcator,) but he sup
posed that he was mental who fed upon the fly
blown remnants that fall romthe Executive shambes, and
lie purifying there quote from recollection, though
think am correct as to the language which 'Brutus'
quotes the beautiful coming from the distinguish
ed wing senator from Ohio.
at strikes that an innovation has crept into the
Senate of late years Since has become the custom OF
senators to indulge in such beautiful language ii has
also become necessary for them to talk OF their Dig
nity, body. This not the custom in years gone
BY when senators, from of their dignity declined
using such beautiful language that Of Senator Cor
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NOTCH

NOlloE Is hereby given, that nave revoked power
~ of attorney and agreement, suted by us i'm June
last authorizing Calvin Mason arnhn GRAY TO prosecute
claim which we intended brtfnre Congress M that
time. They are, therefore, a zed to act for us and
also discharged from all connexionh our business
IAN Z. GORDON,
lid GORDON
The above notice is not intended reflection on any
one, and certainly on Mr.. Grsho has directed the
surrender OF The power above reef but the refusal Of
Mason TO deliver II atier having b7ereuno requested
Feb @-dNc3t
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TUE Latest and Cheapest Map OF Mexico obi
Il ton, improved subscriber has Just Published
new and improved edition OF his map of Mexico including
Yueaian and Upper California, exhibiting the chief cities
and towns, the principal travelling routes Ne Size Is by
pocket win be forwarded by mail Tor one dollar The post.
age w not exceed "a cents per copy any part of the Uni
ted States s. AitCstJSTITS kfTCGl.IJ IN
Map establishments northeast corner of Market aud Sew
enth streets, fhiadclphla. FEB l9-IItcpF
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A RIsTA's Map Of the Scat OF War, being m
"A graved copy of the taken Resaca de In Pann,
giving also diagrams of the battles of the 9Th and 9th of
May and of that of Monterey plans of Vera Cruz of the
castle San Juan of the harbor and envons of Tampco
tsbles OF distances, &c &c Price Is Just issued
and this day received by +. TAYLoRi
March
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The Hon. Richard M Young, of Illinois, who has been
recently appointed Commissioner of the General Land
Office in place of Gen. Shields, resigned has arrived in
Washington and entered upon the duties of his Office
We understand that he has entirely recovered from his
late indisposon, and is in the enjoyment of goo
health
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The diplomatic appointments, which were confirmed
last night do credit to the administration. All these
officers worthy of representing their country abroad
Mr.. Richard Rush was, it is said, unanimously con-
irmed. Staunch republican, as he is known to be- he
has spent most of his tme since his return from Eng
land in the shades of retirement He had not there
fore provoked the relentless vengeance of the federal
party He has filled the two important offices of Secretary
of the Treasury and Minister England with great dis
tncton. We congratulate the country on his mis-
sion-to which he repairs in the maturity OF his acu
ties, with much experience in the business of courts,
possessed of great talents and extensive information
which call to their aud snguarly attractive
and cultivated We entertain no doubts about the
success Of his mission. We trust it will not be long
before he may be able TO obtain relaxation Of
trade principles which regulate intercourse with
Great Britain Let France receive cotton and tobac
co on more liberal TERMS and let u.s. by way of recipro
city, receive her wines, brandies silks, &c. &C., under
more accommodating duties
Mr. Tod of Ohio, succeeds Mr. Wise, at the Court Of
Brazil who returns with his own full consent Mr. T. IS one
of the most eminent statesmen in Ohio-singularly popu
lar in his manners, and amply qualified to discharge the
duties of the Office to which he is promoted
Mr.. Hopkins, of Virginia. goes Charge dAfaires to
the Court of Lisbon. Long known to us both in public
and private life hail his appointment with unmngled
satisfaction He is one Of the most respectable citizens of
Virgina-and has been for many years an active nfu
entail and distinguished member of Congress. No man
can leave his country devoted to her institutions
and interests than Mr.. Hopkins.
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Relief OF Ireland.

The bill which was passed by the Senate for the ap
preparation of five hundred thousand dollars to the relief
of Ireland was not reported back the House of Repre-
sentatives by the Committee of Ways and Means. OF
course has failed Many of the members entertained
constitutional scruples upon the subiect and they
deemed it best to trust the relief to the generous contr
buttons of the people and of the States. II is perhaps,
more courteous to the British government to adopt this
mode and let us add that is crcditable to our
country itself We shall now have fully developed the
great moral spectacle of whole people pouring out their
hearts and opening their purses fer the relief OF the dis
ressed sufferers of Ireland Scenes of this description do
ncalculable honor to our country They add to moral
force at home and our reputation abroad What is bet
calculated to illustrate public spirit, than the two
dreds OF thousands of volunteers rushing to the standard
Of their country, and of free and humane people in
every quarter holding meetings and collecting funds to
give bread TO a suffering and noble nation
We have doubt of the most brilliant attend
ing the efforts of pbilanthropsts the present occasion
There is no section of the United States from which
do not continue to receive the most cheering accounts
Meeting follows meetng-north, east, SOUTH and west
City anmates city, and villages respond to villages. The
mail OF this morning alone teens with increasing ev
licences of the generous enterprise We Gull very few
facts from the mass of clippings have made from the
papers it brngsus
large meeting was held at Nashville on the Goth
February and energetic adopted for the
collection Of funds The following letter was addressed
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15
A e. A II ID.
COunterfelters' ..lr
ID e A Il II B i q w.

THE public will please observe that no Brandreth
L Pills are genuine, unless tho hoX hse three Ia
bells upon II, (the tor, the side and the bottom)
each contsiring fac. siuiie signature Of my hand
writing, thus--B. BnAsDnErH, N. D.-Thesc 10.
bel, a,e engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done At an expense Of over 81, 2,000.-Therefore
it will, be seen that The only thing necessary 10 rro-
cure the medicine in lis purity, Is to observe these
labels. r
Remember tho top, the side. and the bo,tom.
The following respective Pessons ale du'S Anhoh
scd, and hold
For the sale Of Brandveshs Vegetable fhipersai
..... ..-e1..s Pills. -7. 9. t.e
Northumberland eountys Miiton--Mackey Il
Casmbe,iiu. sunbury--H. b. Maeser MEwens-
yilis-Irelsnd Il MeiIell Northumterland-Wm
FORSYTH. Georeetown-J. & ]. Wails.
Union County: New Beriin-Bogsr d Win.
,e,, Selinesrove-George GundiuM Middle
burs-lssac Smith. Beavertcwn--David Huber.
Adamsbure-Wm.J J. May. Northumberland
d. Ray. Hartleton-Dsniel Long. Freeburg-
G. e. F, G, Meyer. I.ewishase-Walls Il Green
Columbia county: Dansiiie-E. b. ReynoId,
Il Co. Berwick-shunsn & Rhtcnhouse. Cat
.swissa-C. G. Bsobts. BIoomsburg-John r.
Meyer. Jawy TOwn,-levi Bisel. Washington
Robt. McCay. Limestone--Balli-. & H.N!nch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engrsved Ger
tScate Of Agency, containing q representation o.
ur BRANDRETH's Mandatory st Sing Sing
and upon which will also be seen eIscs copies o
tho nsw ks5eis ~sc ssed upon the Brandrrtk ftd
Borea
pbaadc,phis, Office No. 8, North BIB street.
.-...' M B. BRANDRETH, Nd.
June f4th tsl3. -.....--
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George j. Weaver,
ROPE NGAKaR & SHIP CHANDknH.

NJ. Is North Watrr Stfctt, Philadelphia.
rEAS constantly on hand, a general sssorl.
msnt Of Cordage, Seine Twines. &c, viz;
Tad Ropss, Fishing Reps~ White Ropes, Manil
!. Roo.s, Tow I.inss for Canal Boats. Also,
nomplsts ASSORTMENT OF Seine 1winss. &c. such q
Hemp shad and Herring Twins. Best Pstsns Gin
Ne, Twiss, Cotton Shad end Herring Iwlne, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also Bed Cords, Plough Lines
Hdters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chs'ns'
40, eli Of which he win dispose OF on reasonable
tsrmA 1aeins,l. - tyiis -. -. - -" ''''
Phjl.dsIphis, Nevenssr "a, ls43.-ly. -
NTOL1EEE6.--Ths dust quality Sugar House
|" MoIssss, only III cents per quart. also,
.opsr1ns sriels Of yellow Molassss for baking on
" Isl cents psr susrt--io' ssle ct TIE acn sr, ss
Juas IS, ls+e. HENRI AAooh"'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15
:. Boot & Shoe
EsTABLIs II M e N +.

DANIEL DRUCKEMII.LER,
At his Uld Establishment, in Mdrket Street,
tss sE Sudbury 7ataI
fg. (oPposTTE THg RED LION HoTEl-) r..
II ETURNS his thanks for past favor-, and re-
spec,fulIy informs his friends and the public
generally, that he continues TO manufacture to OF.
der, in the nea,cst and latest style, 'al -
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
wsrrsnted of the hes, material, and msde by the
most expe,isnced workmen. He nlsc keeps on
hand general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
gentlemen, together with large stock Of fashion.
able gentlc =, boys ladies' and child ems Shoes
oil Of which have heen made under bis own imme-
date inspection, and Of the best material and
workmanship, which he will sell low fof cash.
Ia aafaion 10 toe above, he has just received
rom Philadelphia large sad extensive supply Of
Boots, Shoes &c. Of all descnp,ions which he also
offers Tor cash. cheaper than ever leiore offered in
this place. He respectfully invi,es his old custo-
mers, and others, TO call and examine for them.
6, lves. . r-.-i... -....7 .s.. aH.. ...E.r
Repairing done with nratness and despatch.
SuutNury, August 18th, 1885,
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JefTerson.

NJ. jefferson wss beyond the ordinary di.
mensious. being upwards Of six fee. two inches
in height, Thin. but well formed, erect in his
carrisge. and imposing in his appearance. His
complexion wss fair, hair. orig inally red, became
white and s,lvery in old sgs. his eyes were light
blue, sparkling with intelligence and beamne
with phlanthrophy his nose was large, and
forehead broad, and his whole countenance in.
dicate great sensibilny and profound thought,
His manners were simple and polished, vet dig.
nifed, and all who approached were rendered
perfectly at ease. both by his republican ha >''s
and genuine polteness, His disposition b'log
cheerful, his conversation was lively and en'hu'
siastic remarkable for the purity OF his col'o-
auisI diction and the correctness OF his phrase
ology. He disliked form and parade. and his
dress w,s remarkably plain, and often s'oveny.
Beue violence and liberality were prominent
traits OF his disposition. To his slaves he was
an indupcnt master. As neighbor he was
much esteemed for his liberali,y and friendly
Offices. Asa friend, he was ardent, unchenge.
able; a. host, the munifcence Of hospitality
was carried to the excess Of self impover'sh-
ment. He possessed great forttude OF m"d,
and his command of temper was such that he
was never seen in 4 passion.
A. man Of letters, and Z votary OF science,
he scqured high distinction. in the claslcs'
and in several European languages as we'll as in
mathematics. he attained proficiency not COM
mon in Americas Students StGiesmons Men,
vet.
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-" g NMlUN1
p I A N @ S. .------

VVlHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
for tho sale If CONRAD MEYERS Gel
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD r.
AMOS. at this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive snd x xaaiiful exterior fih and, for depth
and sweetness of lone, and elegance Of workman.
ship, ere not surpassed by any in the United States
The following is q recommendation from CARL
DtErs, a celebrated performer, and himself man'
ufacturer:
'..-.s..a-r. A e A IL ID.
HAvrxa had the pleasure Of trying the excel.
len, Piano For,es Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, and
exhibited q, the last exhibition of the Franklin in.
ssitu,e feel il due to the true merit oil the maker
70 declare that these instruments are quite equal
and in some respects even superior, TO all the ii.
ano Fmtes, ! saw at the capitals Of Euope, and
during . sojourn Of two years q, Paris. :.
These Pianos will he soid at the manufacturer
loves, Philadelphia prices, II not something lower
Persons arc requested to call and examine To-
themselves, At The res,sswce Of the .ubscrieer
Suolury Nav IL, ls45. H. b. AASSER.
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", and even then il lasts an immense length Of
time. am we'll acquainted with rich farmer
in this country who built a cattle pen of this
wood in the year 1874, and the stsnchions, where
none Of the outside or white part Of the tree has
been used, are not the least decayed Several OF
the old houses in the Mission Of San Carlos were
pulled down this year for the purpose Of getting
the timber they contained, and which was red
wosd, and the beams ard lntels were As sound,
to all appearance. as the day they were put into
these houses, which must have been some sixty
or seventy years ago, and yet by driving the
plane once over them they showed ss beautiful
and bright red as the day they were cut down
For shingles this timber has not its equal ei.
ther for the ease with which it is worked or for
its durability. have seen a man make by hand
that is 10 say split, shave and joint. fifteen hun'
dred day for two months at time.
This tree is fond of hilly ground it seldom
found on level places, but in the valleys and on
the sides and tops of mountains, it grows in i'm.
mense groves. and the great demand there is for
it both in this country and At the Sandwich IL.
lands. proves the superiority OF it to all other
kinds of timber on the shores Of the north Paei.
fe Ocean. have called it the red pine. because
have heard many disputes between botanists a.
to its proper name. and it appears to me to re-.
sembls some species Of pine nearer than any
thing else VIC.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15

In Phtsbuvg young man named Dru" scs
as bar keeper in . hotel An seq0sintance.
(tor whoa be was preparing wn'ssey punch.
remarked ths, he never before understood
sh. k.pesss's cspressiso u the "spi'n s'irr'sg
Drum"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15

Silver Lepine Watchts, Je~eNeui H'c"
quality, ~ w
Superior Quarter Watches, iO w
Imitation Qusr,ier Watches, not warranted, 90
Gold Spectacles, . sH Oo
Fine Silver Spectscles, e's 75
Gold Brsctlets with topaz stones, SO
Ladies' Gold Pencils, Is csrats, 200
Gold Finger Rings 37A cts 10 So; Watch Gas
ses, plain, t2a cts s patent, lsa; Lunet 25. o.
ther articles in proportion. All goods warranted
to he what they are sold for. o. CONRAD.
TN hand. some Gold aud Silver Levers, Lepines
and Quarters, lower than the above prices
Philadelphis, Dec. 8, iS46.--ly Hu.a 'la.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-15

RUNNING THE GuARp.--(ien. Taylor at one
period during the Florida war, issued strict
orders that no spirtuous liquor should be admit.
ted inside the lines This was a sad priva!ion,
and caused the whole command to become the
driest set Of fellows that ever camped in a
swamp One OF the soldiers, driven to cespera.
ton, resolved TO run the guard, or we should
say crapl the gu,rd. Providing himself with
Jug, he succeeded. at the risk Of q bullet, in
passing out with the article and in with the ii.
quor; bu, just as he was nearing the tent where
his mess was waiting for tha supply. he encoun.
tered the, General leisurly saun,ering through
the encampment. ,-r rt .... .4.f.
.flere, you, cir" inquired the commander
in severe tone, "what have you got in that
jug!" ,ss s...o aar
"WaseY ! General" ssid the soldier.
"Come here, sir, and let me smell that wa.
ter" said bis commander. ....
The murder was out; he approached, how
ever, and submitted the jug. H... -.
"You lied 20 me. sir" said the Genera, and
deserve punishment" .. f..a.-
! 81 got il from Ball Ranson's shanty, SIR sad
the soldier, "and if it Amt water he deceived
me-"
| "He did, eh :" inquired the comma nder--
"shen Bill Ransom deserves tho Pun'sement
Pou, il DOT, and 60 tell him that if he don't fur.
nish your mess more wholesome water | will
raee the very d. With his establishment"
The snldie, poured Il out, and the General
walked On, but tho former returned to his tent
vi,hoss trying Bill o. the guard second time.
Whrn hs returned TO the mess he said hs
wasn't quite as dry ss when he started, for the
General hsd caused every pore in his body to
Cow stream Of psrssiration.-& Louis Re-
petlte.
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lbs @HHEA A%
JEWELRY

tPhiladelphia lVstch and Jesoeiry More."
No, 90 North SECOND street, corner Of Quarry.
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GOLD Lever Watches, full
jewelled, lS csrst cases, S45 90
Sii,,Scr Lever Wstches, full
jewelisd. 20 90
silver Lever Watches, See ~,
ven jeweis, - - oo
sur-l. :....1ta.l 6poat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-01
Bedford County.

letter from old personal and political friend in Bed
ford, connected with the canvass In thnt conn
~ except genuine and ardent Wing anxious for the
triumph Of HE principles by the success Of Wing card
dates expresses his deep regret the state Of things now
existing there. II that the late Senator from the ds
fci composed Of the counties OF franklin and Bedford
who oand date Tor reelection not entirely acceuts
10 portion Of the Wings Of the latter county who al.
though there s Locoioco in the field, intimate purpose
present the Of another Wing candidate Wibout
ieeg any personal interest ia the subject may we take
The liberty Of asking Wing friends IN Bedford before
they adopt course which msy result in the loss OF their
district, 10 reflect upon the parties in that branch Of
abe State Legislature Already not less than four ybg
districts represented by Locoioco Senator'S elected by
Wing dissentons! Will Bedford add another TO the num-
bcf and Hereby the already large majority Of our
opponents in that body the fruit Of like dscord eowb,,e
W. rosi not. u j. al-imporin in reference TO the f
fHrs that the Wbir strength the State Senate reduced
has been by their fatal ieuos, much beyond what IL
N"H.d have been had harmony prevailed in their ranks
Fa not he farther diminished by initiating an example
which ought rather TO be regarded beacon 10 warn us Of
o. pcrreous consequences. We haze often taken counsel
'ur Bedford trends, than whom there are not auncber
wings in the Commonwealth and take the liberty OF
"H aho intimate mountaineering onTolt them not nj
She Time, 10 allow feeling personal antp,ty In t
'tc Senator 10 pctmit he defeat and the c,ps,,y,,
n"epc n'uon of tcir dstre. Tor four yelrs 10 come
IN
Zoo candidate uf the House Of Dolcrster there b. sr
dWr'o The election OF al least one Locooco ro.ube,
WI cannot participate m these fears, however Butu,p
sfuzg' and Mitchell, oil dcscfvcdy popular men If ,y
pcrcriv" iha' each oi them continue in iho field Io
o'i.rp msy be- elected. will themselves take Che rs,,,,
~ 'p'' ciuer by private arrangement. or by reference
of Their respective claims 90 q public meeting a. .y.,,
ouch result EnicUainng Tor each li the Whig candle
dnica hc Hafmcsl regard, wish they could all 10,
al r't. bot 'h' not possible, we add our cnrrssH,.
o. ihao 81 hcr Wing friends every where, that they will
"' hpa'd uo 'o' ~ mcmbor, 1t such loss BE- likely Ca
accrue by opp cach other aud thus lydng h, vote of
m'f political in,nds. This communication which ,Ie
ic"s n Bedford have been long adroty onJeayoTnp "a
bng about o. oil conv'rsunt with tbcr movements We,
kHow VII. iho Wing candidates walk with their eyes ot
il'othc not 20 auy spread catch them We rus, the,
wi. display wisdom and more patriotism that tho,
rsil sacrifice, f need BE-, for time ler own asp,r,,
facuGeo which the people will spprcciaie. ,nd bsr,
alter appropriately reward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-01

u We have decided repugnance to the introduction
OF personalities into political discussions Hence. We re-
Rreted TO see, in Yesterdays Enquirer, communication
signed "BucEsEN," which, by nsnuauon-ihe most obcc
honab.e mode Of assau-s intended effect and mos,
lnusty, upon Mr. Bolts. In striking in this covert mode
At Mr. Bots however, it might have occurred to the editors
Of tina, paper If the writer Of the article hai his
isoncd shsi, passing by the individual at whom it was
aimed, struck smother Congressional candidate which the
edliais, II not the writer, would be 10th to injure We
lake It for granted that need not be more specific
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-01
Spring Trade.

large number Of merchants from tho interior are daily
arriving in this city; al We glad learn that they
e oeahhg literally with merchas: who, We 'ars
uso' can supply hem With ine goods IN every brs.eh
=" u'oe' ana upon quite avo,sbo terms a. any Of tho
Nofhefn houses Indeed, suspect that many win, 20
'Hr'her' fealire che old poyerb. by "fsung worse
Country dealers can Ct least nothing by examining the
Richmond stocks and prices before they 10y IN horsprng
supplies