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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-04
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
zen. seott's plan Of the Campaign.


Probable recorery Of Gen. Stislds-- Volunteers
refusing to re-nsiist sMililory Orders-(on-
dition Of .Msxico--- The Capital seeking the
protection Of Gen. Scott Ss,.or .liocha--sar-
irirol Of Cen PiLLow. Lieut.. Col. .inaasoa
and others. at Nsw Orleans.
Our ''ponies" have again performed their
task Of dislancing stages. railroads, steamboats,
and magnetic ielegraphs, bringing Us our
overland express" package ID SIX Gays hOn,
New Orleans.
The position Of Mexico is every day be.
coming more intricate and uniaihomable, and
the probability is that on arriving al The eapi.
tal. Gen. Scott will find bimsel; rather IN HE
posi,ion of a protector than an enemy OF IT'S
inhabitants --standing between them and the
rapacous hordes Of their own eountrymen.
who are robbing and collecting forced loans
from the peaceable and industrious citizens. q
Gen Scou's rapid and onward movements
are however, threatened " be checked by The
general desire prevailing among the yolun'
ieers, whose period OF enlistment are expiring,
10 return TO their homes, but we rather think
that when they come to the point oil gong iof-
ward or turning their backs on the Halls Of
the Montezumas, the entering OF which wa
be the GROWING glory Of the war. that sood-
II number will be found ready to rally Tor the
onward march.
The rumors are. however, Of a conflicting
character. 50 far as regards the prospect " 4
peace. The government appears y ee los
war 10 the hill, whilst the peoPle--ihose VINO
do ,he fiehting--are beginning TO- ysarn loS
pesce. with is accompanying Blessings
The probsb,Iiiy Of the recovery a the gslsss
General Shnlds will be racalved wssa 49,
pIeasvre by biy counsrymss.as his HoIpdw we
ef the nos} slal character the ball tAss as
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
llOnKUKs OF WAR.


Necopy tue following nom The correspon
dence oil the IT. LOUIS Republican. givihS an
account oil lhe snurGef VI MeS'cans by voiun
ieers. =.
Let US 10 longer complain OF Mexican
barbarhy poor degraded, 'pfes'-rtaen' as
she IS NO act OF 'nhuman eiuti'y, perpe'ra,
Tea oy her most desperate robbers. tan eAeel
the Work o! Yesterday. COMMITTED by our sol
oiefy. uod ELBOWS how many OF TIE uhafii-
"a Peasah'ry nave oten sacrihreu 10 atone Inc
bioou oil poor Soiqun lbe Arkansas hegi
ment say mol less 'han thr'y nave been Killed.
rode 'oror2h the chariora!s ana iounu
nnmlef "a iheir dead bodies, no', yet coia.--
1 he features va ever Instance; We're rompo-
sed ana t'anfu.i-'yiog upon 'heIr ba' hs,eyes
ciosed, ana ieet crossed You wou'u have
supposed them sleeping, hui Tor the CORY stream
when beuewea lhe tur' atound tiitin. III
some instances alter the vi'a' SPARK had He'd.
IN the overilowns OF drnonIac vengeance,
the eaibine baii cashed GU, tie brains OF Its
ciayfy vr,n.
"DeaIh III all us horrors, nave seen ana
Deen isin'iiar WIN rom my noyhooo' ana
could MOI ieel the dread REALTY before me un.
vi 1ol. d. ana nlysei! roae DOWN the arroyo
'o' wheif, rom Tue Guiiihs s'hoke' we suppo-
sed Inc women ana children OF these poor
creatures were sec,e'ed' we rode up. rear
and anxiety We're depicted upon every eoun-
tenance--'he women crowded around US tor
pfotecton-anu, notwithstanding they were
not more lhan nan mite from the scene OF
this murderous bu'chery, they were wholly
ignorant OF what had oeen gong on. An old
female, VINO 10 he'd as though she might be
the grandmother oil the whole, advanced lous,
and, IN the most lmplorlng manner, asked us
10 send back her husband and sons from the
camp, where they supposed they had all been
taken; 'oid 5nem mat feared their men had
been Killed: They soon comprehended my
fears, and the old woman asked US to lead 10
the dead bodies; and accompanied by two lit-
tie boys OF about l0years OF age each, we set
out Tor the scene oil murder.
"lhe hrst body we approachHQ, TIE old wo-
man exclaimed was 'cafetero'--a donde sstan
los ot'0s, n'ddre de Dios, adonds 'rtnoss--
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
Interesting News.

The steamer New Orleans. at New Orleans.
from Vera Cruz, April 20. brought four Mex
lcan officers Zone Lieutenant. Colonel, one
Captain and two LieutenanIs) as prisoners.
Capt. Montgomery, U. S. Army and Lieu.
tenant Saunders. I'd Dragons, and 10y DIS
charged Volunteers came passengers IN The
New Orleans. !,
Lieut.. Andrew Ross OF the Westmoreland
Guards. Company G., I'd Tennessee Volun-
teers, and Private James Peek. Company IT,,
New York Volunteers, came on Board the
New Orleans, lsi May.
The following interesting letters are from
the New Orleans Picayune; t,lt.s
JALArA, MEXICO. April IS. ls47.
The Mexicans here, one and all. denounee
Santa Anna as coward, traitor, ana every
thing else thai is bad and fverily believe thai
a majority Of them would rejoice exceedingly
had Gen. Scott captured him the other DAY
and hung him upon the frsi i'mb strong
enough 70 bear his weight That he Is pay
ing them false you cannot beat Out o. tneh
heads--that he has sold the battles OF bucna
Visa and Cesyo Gerdo for q consideration
they are equally confident, and IN pIooI 'hey
are eternally talking about the $5JoOo.eOo.
They do not understand why It was ,nat
President Polk allowed nln, TO pass freely INTO
Vera Cruz from Havana, unless there was
bribery and corruption at the bottom.
Gen. Worth srl remains a. PeToe. where
he has near $500 men. Col. Martin scott
with the 9Th Infantry arrived last evening from
Vera Cruz, and will proceed TO JOIN Generai
Worth.
/, is still uncertain when the main move,
men, of the army is 10 he made. lhe want OF
transportation is severely leit. Tor with ms pre-
sent means Gen. Scott finds the greatest DIM
Gully in extending his line Of operations. ~
the meantime, small parties oil ladrones ana
rancheros are committing depreda'lons inethe
rear, and such is the nature OF the country
that they can only be punished with the great
est difficulty.
P.S. LnportanG 10 O'Clock, a. M-The dill
ciencia or stage-coach is justin from the city
Of Mexico, from whence they have received
papers up 10 the 22d inst. The news OF The
terrible defeat a. Celo GorGo had reached
the capital, and which astonshed and over.
whellned all classes; the tone ofthe papers, o.
the public men, and Of the Congress itseli.
would also show that il had served 70 intlane
the people still more against The United states;
Anaya has been appointed provisional
President, believe. and has been gifted WIN
full powers on every point except hat N re-
lation 10 making peace with the United States
this no one thinks Of. Congress IN extra
ordinary session. has even declared any one
a traitor who talks oil peace. Tue editor, OF
E2 Rspublicano says that we may tlks Puetia'
that we may even capture tue CITY OF Mexico
but there must be no peacs.
The duty Of the people is 70 see their cit'es
sacked and DESTROYED, and themselves irnnao-
lated, before they talk Of peace The g'ierilk
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OFFICIAL VOTE.

The Ale2 aadra Gazette. after referring to
the fact ,hr al the funds Of the General Gov
snn,eni had been transferred, in compliance
viii. ,oc reqnisition Of the Sub Treasury law,
from he 2aubs 10 the custody Of individuals,
whe;sby the long talked of d;rorce between
iLe Government and the Banks has been ei-
feet remarks: The financial operations
ol the Government will hereafter be conducted.
und,. the SUI Treasury. at an ertra expense
oi no, less han mili,@g Of dctIars per a,a,,nl,
besides the enormous isks m Transporting spe-
Gle Gom one section of the Union TO the other,
and serious derapgemen, of,he currency Of
,he country the moment The money market be
comes liule ,ishiened." The Gaze,,e's es,i-
hale OF ex,ra expense is rather under than
over lhe maxi, we suspeci--as may be infer
red t,on the tact ,hai seven stages were char
tered lately, and sirong guard employed 10
accompany them, 10 transport the sum Of
$3.50, 100 from the Land Office in Chicago to
iae Sub.lreasury III ST. Louis!--Rieh. Whig
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

Cuuacn PROPERTY IN MExIco.--The Uni
on has another manifesto relating TO the plan
O the MEXICAN campaign, referring TO The fact
La: ha Catholic Church in Mexico has vol
infected 10 supply funds for the prosecution
Ok tne wag--coEments upon II with much
b .;eIuess, rrcaouncing the act one "ior u,elg
pc'LG4i pL pose" the maInmon OF IN
righteousness. cot for the welfare oil souis."-
with ina manifesto agains, the Mexican
llacch, he Government organ declares, that
L.'er he present aspects oil the case ii, may
come mater OF grave consideration, il the
crat,h continues 10 oppose peace, and fur
Ms. ~ luei OF war, whether the immense rev
cnues os he church in Mexico sRALL BE LEFT
r,'rouc1ED--whe,her they shall be suffered
TO reu,a,n al the disposal Of the enemy and to
he appAed 10 sustain the war against Us
wYe,herjustce and policy do not equally die
tofa that they should al least be SEQl EST.
ERED dunng the continuance of the war. AS
legitimate means of cutting of the enemy y
supplies. Rich. Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

i The People Of the County Of DefkeleY are
Impressed with It's importance, and have il in
their power 10 es;abish il, ye, ,ney delay and
hesitate 10 do 70.
No where in NE Commonwealth can the
amount Of Capital, authorised by the Ac.. BE-
more safely and probably empioyed than
in ihis County. refer those, not familiar
with The details ofthe subject, to the very care
fully prepared ssaienep, Of the Committee in
this paper |, is entirely mlaifes;, that, as a
permanent inrsstmsni, the Stock viii be IS pro
.ftaLe and a, all times command as much IN tht
Market, as that Of any BanL in the State.
The Institution, disconnected from any mo-
ther Bank or Branch. viii share none OF lheil
losses. Its operations will be based almos, en-
tirely upon the landed property ola wealthy
region. possessing the elements Of prosperity,
rapidly improving, and happily enjoying deci-
ded advantages, in its location and facilities Of
transportation. II is a most favorable juncture,
regarding the present and prospective condi-
I lion Of the pecuniary affairs Of the Country
for the success oil the measure. Wiu the Gill
gems Of the County hold beck and refuse q boon
an independent charter -,rhich the State has q
tered to no other regicns Shall the lac become
inoPeratires
The original petition obtained the sanction
OF all, wihou, distinction ofparty. The same
unity Of action, alone. can carry through the
object Ii would be vain indeed TO make tn,
effort, il hostility We're encountered from any
respectable number Of any party. Hostility.
believe, there is none, but. perhaps, some
luke warmness occasioned by the party com
plexon Of the Commissioners. The omission
know to have been entirely uninten,ional.
Enterprsing men of Capital and business viii
not surely regard so trivial circumstance.
The selection Of officers, although impor.
tant, is yet OF subordinate consideration The
power in this respect is emphatcaiy in the
hands Of The nnly-eyery five shares, above
ten and under q hundred, commanding bu
one rote. and every ten shares, over one hun
bred and not exceeding three hundred, but on,
vote likewise. BY the wise provision Of the
Law, thus, this is a matter which will rsgukt,
Itself. sCA3a tIi3
! have only TO add that it is MOTTO be doubt
ed that energetic personal acton can secure
the Bank. 7.
May 90, is47. efs t"aa'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
N a zsTIseBU re, VA,
20 UasTRATI0N CT CHURCH
@A PROPERTY.

The Executive organ announces that il has
become a subject Of grave consideration"
whether IL IL not the duty Of the Administers
ton TO seguestra,e Tie properly Of the Roman
Catholic Church in Mexico. We can readily
believe that SO far prospect Of public pluH
der, presents to Secretary Marcy an orportu-
MY Of Carrying cut his famous maxinl---"to
The y,ciors heiong The SPOTS" tempting 10
he easily resisted. Whether this new and
and soiDewaa, Startling evidence OF the 'spro-
gress" OF Democracy. viii meet the approba
ion g The members Of that party who still re.
tain Wholesome regard for public morals,
aad entertain "a decent respect for the opin-
Ions G. mankind, y remains 10 be seen. such
8 Proposition enaDating from the "otfic AZ
jouraal," is no; calculated to impress the CHI.
Gems Of other countries with a very favorable
op'niou Of our republic, whilst il affords the
advocates Of despotism IN the old world, an
opportunity which will not be neglected. Of
caslpg obloquy on CTR people and holding UP
me acts Of ile ''Model,Reputlic" as q warn.
ing to. tie advocates Of free institutions. But
whatever credit is due to the conception, be-
longs to the "Fncasilr Democrst;" for willis,
wc coubt not tia, the scheme has long since
LVena cherished idea with many Of the party,
who were forced 10 make care not, wait
upon would"--that paper was the frs 10
t'ee i utterance. We therefore respectfully
suggest 20 the powers that be, the claims OF its
edi.or to IA, office in connection with the Gues
AID coasiscstons.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
TsE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

OR farmers will bear in mind that Salnr.
day d4e 22i, is he day appointed for the NEE
ting If this association. Let no one lose the
oppastanity Of promoting the praiseworthy
objects Of the founders ofthis Society. HE
who Succeeds" says Or. Swift, "in making
two blades ofgrass grow where only one grew
before. deserves more praise than the whole
race OF pcl,tteiaGS put together"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
TIE OLD MARKET.

We are glad to see tha, workmen arc busily
employed in removing this uns;gh,iy slruc-
lure. and that it VIII no longer mar the beau
iifu! portions of our neat liaie public square,
Vow il bias leea that ,:,is eyesore was
suffered 10 occupy its place solong. is mys-
tery we viii not take the trouble to attempt 10
nnfayei
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

posunasters have no right, says the Shelby
vile News. and no other authority than the
j9sunsspsr Generals illegal nsupctions. 10
cGarss more nan The ordinary pos'ase on all
new spapers SEM from the Office of publication,
: Ind any attempt 70 colleci more should be re.
sisted .hot Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

An eminent writer has said tina, when any
great misfortune happens 10 you, examine
yourself well. and You viii always perceive
that Il was, ~ some ,aeasafe, owing 10 you
own fault. els@fa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
sprclE.--The New York Tribune of Mon

SrEclE.--lhe New lork lnblneoi Mon
day says
About million and half Of the CaIedonia's
specie has already been received here. Our
Banks must have nearly two millions more
in their yaul,s than on the Isl instant. as near
ly 100000 have been received from abroad
direct al this port in addition to the above
The amount OF specie entered al the Boston
Custom House by the Caledonia. to 2 O'Clock
Saturday, was S., 5i2 ,309--a larger amount
than ever before entered by one vessel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

91-N.e stated last week on the authority OF
the. Baltimore papers that Irving was elected
10 the Fourth CongTessiona! District. II seems
tha, the mater is s,i! involved in doubt. The
Wings have certainly elected six members OF
,.e next Gongess, 10 wit: Mcssrs. Pendleion,
Bots, Flournoy, Preston, Cogsin and Fui-
ton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

The Rev Maih. d, Gordon has been app point
90 Warden Of Sing Sing(N Y Penitentiary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

Lii saidthat in this section Of country, so
far, there has been frost every month ia,s year.
--.alez. Ga<,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

A circumstance, interesting as regards the
lamented son OF MIR. Clay, was communicated
day or Two since. TO the editors OF the Home
Journal by one OF the first citizens OF New
York. An officer OF the army, in q letter 10 this
gentleman, says: Poor Colonel Clay, who.
as well as myself, was West Point cadet.
CHANGED, Just before he fell. TO meet one OF
Santa Annals bearers OF tag Of truce, on his
way 10 Gen. Taylor. lie instantly recogni-
zea. in thus officer Of the enenIy's, an old
schooltellow and former intimate friend
They jumped together, shook hands and part
ed, and a few minutes alter, Col. Clay headed
the charge in which lie lost bis LIE 50 gallsn,-
IN ~ G sae q
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20

The Philadelphia Ledger says that the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is al length IN a
fair way of being completed TO Cumberland.
OF the amount needed, one million OF dollars.
100000 have been furnished by citizens oil
New York directly interested in It's complexion,
$500. UO0 by the State o!Virginia; tiUU,OOO by
tie District Cities. and the rernand,r by the
Barings, upon the favorable report OF Messrs.
DAVIS and Hall. Of Boston. who were employ
ed by them 10 examine and report.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-20
Later from General SCOTS
Army. iaat
pcaIyIoN or SANTA ANNA.
roposed Surrender Of the City of Mexico.
Guerilla Warfare.

Probable Cessation OF IIostilitics.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-15
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION TO
TIE DEAD SEA.

4 paragraph published few days
since in the New York Herald stated
that Il party Of naval officers, under the
command of Lieut.. W. +. Lynch wonld
shortly sail from that port, in the United
States store ship Supply, TO the Mcdi-
tcrrancan, for the purpose OF making III
exploration and survey Of the Dead Sea.
The editor has since received Tie 'ol-
lowing interesting communication rcla-
live to the expedition -
I'0 the Editor of tic Ntra}i:
In reference To the proposed surrey
OF the Dca Sea, several o, the ncwspa-
,rrs have asked "cut tOma %
As the first public inlima.un vas giy>
en-, without my knowledge, through, your
columns, a>kpcrmi>sion to ava,I mysrIf
Of the same medium to answer, briefly,
so the point of ahruptncss, questions al
once So natural and so reasonable.
Although most rrInclanl Ia parade my
insignificant nanc in print, | tal>n this
step without an inS,anl'S hesitation, in
Justice to the enlightened statesman
whose mind in IN instant, graspe'l tn"
Importance Of the questions at issue and
lorcsaw the credit TO be- acquired by his
country in their solution.
For upwards OF four thousand years,
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Communications. post paid, will he prompt
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Ez,SEsEz:sax5.rz.,-.x 7-s>sxssr-c-===-,-ES---.z
Ij The following gentlemen are announced
hy their friends rs candidate: for the Dllicc al
Tax Collector. nj lhn ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATrLEECM,
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON l.. MAYS,
Lieut.. LANES i. HARRIS,
Maj. :. G.. SCOTT.
LEVI Il. WILSON.
JAMES SPANN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-15
MO. ~.

receive the vote Of their party. Of
course the selection Of Mr.. Ili!ard as
the candidate cannot he depended upon
rs certain, but, under present circum-
stances, his prospects seem TO be in The
ascendant.
Ga the Whig side, Matthew St. Clair
Clarke, John c. Clarke, and Nathan
] Sergeant, are among three or four others
who have announced themselves for the
! oiiirc of Clerk; and for Door Keeper
there arr, so far, seven or eight candl-
dates. Besides, the station of Postmas-
ter Of the House is good fat one, rs is
also that OF tho Scrgaant-at>.irms, all of
which incumbrnIs have patronage. And
rs there arc many applicants for the
minor Offices, there is, as a consequence
mach clcclionccring by the host of major
anl minor cypcctanls.-Thc Democrats
will hold their Caucus on Saturday night.
Little is said about their candidate for
Speaker. Major French, the present
Clerk, and Mr.. Whitney, the Doorkccp-
or, will there is iilIc doubt, again be
placed in nomination; and, though it is
not probable, the friends Of the Major
are in good spirits, and say they have
prospect of his success.
We have heard no topic Of conversa-
ton so cngrossing TO day as that Of the
Offices. as to what we shall do with
Mexico, there is not word Interchange
I'd; the "loavcs and lishes' being now
the most palatable. This may not
much interest persons at distance, but
in this city it is regarded as highly i'm.
pnrlan.
The Court Martial in the case of
Lcnt. Col. Frcmontc did not sit to-day.
Tomorrow tho defence will be COM
mcncel. Public opinion is divided witt,
regard to what will be the finding Of the
Court. The counsel for the accused
think that he will be acquitted; and
others ale Of opinion that he will be ad-
judged guilty not of "mutiny," but
simply Of disobcdience to the orders of
Gen. Kearney. 1t is computed that the
expenses attending this case will amount
to at least fifty thousand dollars!
Heretofore the Printer to Congress
has been furnished with copy of the
Presidents annual Message on, Saturday
bnt now it will not be given to Wendall
tN Co., until Tuesday morning, an hour
or two before delivery.
CAPITOL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-15
lICacC rnlcS--
From The Savannah Geor gian.

u
From The .Sacdanals Geor gian.
iIuzza! Our Country's flag doth wave,
Ger Monte=,sma' S halls; 3s,7
The banner ofibe free and brave,
Floats DER ibe lofty walls;
In vain the esb5.4aa,nbers vousht 49, -
To check our little band
Thro' fields by blood and valor bought,
They've won the long sough! land!
What tho thousand noble hearts.
Shall ,hrOb on earth no more,
For hurled down by the focmcn's darts.
Their dream Of life is o'cr.!
They came AT duty's trumpet call.
With high resolve they came.
Where better could soldier fall
Where leave proudcr namc
And is there one within our land,
Whaic'cr his tcncts be.
That houOrS not our salIan, band,
Who'vc won such victory!
lie his the shamc-bc his the doom,
OF traitor and Of knayc.
\ life OF self rcproach aud gloom,
a lone, uuhonored grave!
On Buena lisia's bloody plain,
No party voice was heard,
But side by side our ranks were slain,
And side by sic inferred;
And shall IRE far from fear and harm,
Talk lightly of The might.
Ofthosc, who mid The wars alarm,
Arc battling for our right
IIuzaa.. 4 thousand hearty cheers,
For all our gallant men;
With shouts OF joy. and burning Tears,
Well greet them home again;
Jov. for The forms that safe return
Tears Tor the gallant slain
And ict ch heart the craven spurn,
That treats them with dislan.
K. NJ. G..